The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-05

Henry Brink is spending Few
days in town.
! Miss Nora Handley spent last
Sunday with her parents at Hex
! ford.
Edward Woodruff underwent an
appendectomy at the Libby hospital
Tuesday evening.
Richard Ludwig of Troy passed
away at the hospital Monday. NO
relatives are known.
Mrs. William Stephin is a surgical
patient at the local hospital, having
been operated upon Saturday.
! H. F. Conroy and NJ ]. Fisher of
Whitefish are in Libby this week
looking after the wiring Of the new
G.. N. depot
Odd jobs of all kinds. None too
big or small; SOC per hour.--Jlm $
Odd Job Shop, corner Utah and
Sixth. 1929
Patricia Gamache. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Ovilla Gamache under
went a tonsilectomy at the Libby
Hospital Friday.
PRE-HOLIDAY DRESS CLEAN
UP-New fall aid winter styles
straight from New York Buy them
now at Penney's, $500 to 1925. 1t
Mrs. E. M. Boyes left for Wash
ington, D. G., where she will spend
some time visiting with her daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Friesman.
Eddie Woodruff returned home
Tuesday from Compton, Calf,
where he has been attending col
lege Young Woodruff has been i'll
and came home to recuperate.
20% discount on all stamped
dresses, scarfs and vanity sets.
These make lovely Christmas gifts.
Libby Art Shop. 1t
Brick" Wollaston drove into
Spokane Tuesday with load Of
Christmas trees. which he retails to
the trade. He has built up quite a
business in the city in Christmas
trees.
Leo S. Ross of Seattle, of the Ross
Construction Company, was in Lib
by Tuesday inspecting work on the
new depot His company holds the
contract for construction of the
building.
! SANTA CLAUS WILL BE AT
PENNEY'S SATURDAY, DECEM-
Der T. at 2:30. II
Members Of the Royal Arch Ma
sonic lodge were hosts at a smok-
er at the temple last evening. A
short program was presented at
ter which those present enjoyed
cards and other entertainment.
The '06 Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Ell
Rayome, $500 being the diversion
of the afternoon. Mrs. Anna Chris
tie captured high score prize and
Mrs. A. N Richard was awarded q
guest prize. A delicious two-course
lunch was served. the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. Leonard Holman
and Mrs. Mac Petrusha.
Many charming gifts may be
found at Welch's Jewelry and Gift
Store. 1t
The. regular monthly meeting of
ST. Joseph's Altar Society was held
Wednesday night at the rectory
Mrs. Schlumm and Mrs. Baldwin
were hostesses. After a short bus
mess session, fantan and bridge were
played. Mrs. Ray Croy won high
prize at fantan and Mrs. j. Rubard
the low prize At bridge high score
prize was taken by Mrs. Ovilla Ga
mache and low by Mrs. Joe Kujawa
A dainty lunch was served.
The forest service has on display
I in window of the Mountain States
Power Co. office another reproduc-
ton in miniature of mountain and
forest scene. 1t is a beautiful re-
production of snowclad peaks, for
est clothed mountains, lakes and
streams. A forest service camp site
is shown, with number of campers
enjoying an outing. Two deer hid
den in the brush watch the camp
ers from across a creek The dis
play is the work of forest serv-
ice man in Missoula and is almost
perfect in every detail