The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-05

Mrs. {. e.. Keenan, OF Mdiioii,
Ohio. arrived in the city during the
past week for a visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. o. G. Gompf
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Weidner and
small son, Gale T., returned Sunday
from vacation at South Bend,
Wash. at the home of Mrs. Weld
ner's parents. While on the coast
Mr. Weidner did some fishing IN
the Columbia river and reports
fine catch. The largest salmon he
landed weighed n pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. Miller and
daughter returned last week from
much enjoyed trip through Gla--
cier park and the eastern part OF
the state. They visited with rela-
tives in Chinook, Havre and Lob
man and also at Kalispell on their
way home. The trip through the
park was especially enjoyable, they
report.
M. D. Rowland was at Havre last
week attending the state convention
of the republican party. He came
back convinced that Willkie will be
elected president and that Montana
is very apt to go republican.
Miss Mile Pival came over from
Seattle last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Wollaston for visit with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plval.
Tom Sturgeon, Sr., is here from
his home on Long Island for visit
with old friends. He plans to 60
on to Coulee Dam, Wash, for a visit
with his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs,
Tom Sturgeon, Jr. The Rev. and
Mrs. Hart stopped with Mrs. Stur-
geon when they were in the East,
Mr.. Sturgeon missing them as he
/ had left for the West The Misses
Mildred Buck and Helen Manicke
also called on Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon
when they visited the New York
fair.
/ Prompt and expert watch repair
service at the Welch's Gift and
Jewelry Shop on Mineral Ave. tt
Mrs. Bert Withee and two chill
last week after several months
visit in Washington and Oregon.
They visited with Mr. Withee who IS
employed at Prineville, Ore. From
there Mr.. Withee joined them for
trip to Portland by way of Sisters
and Salem. They visited daughter
and family at LongvieW, who ae-
.companied them to Seaside, where
they all enjoyed the ocean for a few
DAYS, returning to Prineville by way
of Eugene over the beautiful Nc
Kenzie Pass which is through the
lava beds. They also visited the
famous Crater Lake National Park
in Oregon. The family left Mr..
Withee at Prinville, stopping few
days in Spokane before motoring
home.
Would you like a genuine Kelvi
nator Ironer in your homea Here
is your chance to get one at a 70
per cent discount. Was S79.95 and
now selling for only $685. You'll
never find another buy like this
Libby Furniture Exchange. 1t
Rev. A. M. Hart returned to Libby.
Saturday from a months vacation
that took him to the eastern sea-
board country. He and Mrs. Hart
visited the Worlds Fair in New
York City and also spent some time
in Washington, D. c. Mrs. Hart
did not return to Libby inasmuch as
she was drafted to help out in an
emergency on the teaching staff Of
the LeWistoWn schools. A young
woman member of the LeWistoWn
faculty was suddenly forced to I'M
dergo an appendectomy just as
school was about to open. The ST.
perintendent, who knew Mrs. Hart
from former days on his staff, beg
ged her to step into the breach and
help him out until the patient could
resume her duties. Mrs. Hart con-
scented and will be at LewistoWn
for a short time.