The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-13
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HAPPENINGS


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Ivan S. Rogers, 38-M. 1t
E. J. Driear spent the first of the
week on a hunting trip into the Ro-
nan district.
Mrs. X. ]. Bolles was down from
the Dunn creek camp and shopping
in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Hansen
were here last weekend visiting
with Mr.. Hansens' parents.
Bill Wallace spent few hours
in the city Saturday, coming up
from his place below Troy.
Odin Rolseth left recently for
Spokane where he expects to at
tend school during the winter
months.
Guests at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. L. Mossman last weekend
were DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Burnham
of Roman.
John Woodwork was in from
Spokane for a weekend visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Woodwork.
Beautiful snow scene Christmas
cards, fine steel engraved etchings
in color with your name imprinted
rs cards Sl00-Western News.
Norman Fuller, who is with the
Medical Dept. of the 41st division
Of the army. has been transferred
from Camp Murray, Wash, to Let
terman hospital in San Francisco
where he will receive training as g
surgical technician.
Harry Moe will leave Saturday
for Portland, Ore, to attend an
other meeting of the Northwest
Council of the Lumber and Sawmill
Workers Union. He is a delegate
to the Council meetings and repre-
sents all of Montana.
Mrs. A. Nj. Hoffman entertained
the Fortnightly Club at her home
Thursday evening, November s
i High score was won by Mrs. James
Christie, low by Mrs. Anna Christie
and guest prize by Mrs. Curtis. De.
! licious refreshments were served al
the close of the games.
| Have an expert check up on the
condition of your watch Depend
able watch-repairing done by 1
graduate of the Bradley School o,
Horology. No guess work. Mr.. Muir
ply knowsl Watch Repair Depart
ment at Welch's Jewelry and Gift
Shop. i
A number of Troy people came
to Libby Tuesday night to see thu
showing of the Passion Play a
the Presbyterian church. Amon(
them there were Mr.. and Mrs
George Monio, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w
Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hen.
richs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fryhling o
Roman visited from Saturday unit
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Arle,
Thompson. Also at the Thompson
home last weekend were Mrs
Thompson's mother, Mrs. A. Fl
Nelson of Missoula and Mr.. Thomp
sons brother Henry Thompson o
Roman.
Kalispell callers in Libby from
Saturday through Tuesday wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Shawhan will
their son, Dale Miss Lillian Frient
returned to Kalispell with tn,
Shawhan's to visit at their hom,
a few days. c. v. Manion of kal
iSpell was also here for the week
end
Libby friends will be interestet
in the news that Mrs. r. r. Beeb'
recently received a letter from tn
publishers OF I'VE, the People,
asking her consent to reprint let
ter, or excerpts from it, that sh
wrote and which was published il
the Forum of the Spokesman Re
view. The book is to be made up 0
reprints of letters similar to that o
Mrs. Beebes and culled from al
over the United States.
Mrs. Brad Phillips and Mrs. Pal
mer Fjeseth were hostesses at
lovely pinochle party at the home O
Mrs. Phillips Wednesday night. TIL
affair was to honor Mrs. Georg
Fisher who is leaving to join he
husband in Fresno, Calf, and sh
was. presented with a lovely fare
well gift. Miss Mary Ann Raci
cot captured high score prize an,
the consolation was taken by Mrs
Leo Cloutier. Mrs. Ernie Wood hel,
1900 trump. Refreshments wer
served.
/ st. Joseph's Altar Society me
Wednesday evening, November
at the home of Mrs VIM. Nelson
with Mrs. Schlumm assisting host
ess. After the regular business meet
ing the time was spent in playin
bridge and miscellaneous games
AT bridge Mrs. Elmer SWitzer, Sr
won high and Mrs. Ovilla Gamach
low, and Mrs. AL Brock won tn
prize for the games. Miss Monte
Hobe received guest prize. TIL
prizes were defense stamps. Lunch
con was served.
4 Mrs po Walch drove tn Ka1isrpl