The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-10-24

Junior M. h. Ladies Ala ldIuy
and Apron sale Nov 9, Variety
Store. Ladies' and children's aprons,
plain and fancy Prices Csc to Toe:
1924
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rubard received a letter from their
son, James, stating that he had re-
Gently promoted to the rank OF ser
gent James is clerk-stenographer
in the army at Fort Santiago, Ma
Mia, Philippine Islands.
For reliable watch repairing done
with all possible swiftness see Mr..
Hoyt at Welch's Gift and Jewelry
Store 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gamache and
son, Leroy, motored to Spokane last
Friday where Leroy entered 81.
Luke's hospital for further treat
ment They then motored to Elec--
/ trio City, Wash. Leroy returned
home with them Sunday.
Pine Tree Club dance Saturday
night, October rs. Come in every
day costume. Prizes given. Gents
SOC. Ladies bring lunch. 1t
\ Ed c. Finley, assistant general
agent for the Great Northern from
St. Paul, was a visitor in Libby Sat
urday and Sunday 10 confer with
Mr.. Frank R. Newman, vice presi-
dent of the railroad. While here
he was the guest of Mr.. R. r. Weld
man.
Dressmaking.-Mrs. Ethel Berg
strom, Minnesota Ave. & Lincoln
Blvd 1t
The Les HUT club members were
entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Sam
Tefeau at a 100 bridge dessert,
followed by contract. Mrs. J. l.
Brindley was winner of high score
prize, Mrs Tefeau second high and
a guest prize was awarded 10 Mrs.
Z. ] Barkee
Dan Heppner, recently employed
at the Manlon Service station, re-
ceived word from Roman that he is
now the father of six pound
daughter. born Monday. As soon as
Mrs. Heppner is able, she and the
baby will move to Libby to make
|Stheir home with Mr.. Heppner.
Discounts now being given on 1910
Easy Washers and Philco refriger-
ators. Standard Motors. 1t
Bob Baker reports that there are
hundreds of robins along the Koo-
tenai river. feeding on what is left
of the choke cherries. This is un-
usual so late in the fall, Baker
says He further says that local
robins have gone south and that the
frnn, Canada
stopping here on their way south.
Discounts now being given on 1910
Easy Washers and Philco refriger-
ators. Standard Motors 1t
Claire Schneider left Saturday
night for his home in California af-
ter visiting here with his sister,
Mrs Floyd Peterson and brothers,
George and ]. William Schneider.
He will stop at Everett Wash, to
visit his mother, Mrs. Clarissa
Schneider, and two sisters Mrs.
Frances Oman and Mrs. Clara
Oman.
Discounts now being given on 1910
Easy Washers and Philco Tetriger-
ators. Standard Motors IT
DR.. L. w. Crouch and son James
of Great Falls were here last week
on deer hunting trip with Bob
] Baker, DR.. Crouch and Mr.. Bak- Z
ker being old friends. They bo.h
got their deer, and Bob says that
everyone gets his meat when he
takes them out Young Crouch is
flying student at Great Falls and
is just beginning solo flights.
Mrs. Conrad Priess, the former
Shirley Brinton, is in Libby visit I
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
ny Brinton Lieutenant Priess has
been sent to Fort Benning, Ga, for
three months training course and 1
Mrs. Priess says she expects to join
him there as soon as he can obtain
house for them, probably in about
a month.
Astounding results obtained by
the use of the Atmoray If you
/ have rheumatism, hemorrhoids,
PROSTATE trouble, or any Of the
infectious disease, try it free.-Chas.
H. Curtis, Troy, Mont 2l-tf