The Western news., 1941-12-11
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%Fussell Zook returned last Weel
from Helena. unable to enter tn
government welding school becaus
of the large number ahead.
Oscar West left Monday with
load of Christmas trees for Iowa
He was accompanied by Jack Shell
ly.
The offering taken at the Baptis
church last Sunday for world re
lief was sl560. This amount is il
addition to $50 already sent in a:
the local assessment for that pur
pose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thrasher en-.
tertained the following couples from
CCC camp at Stryker on Saturda,
evening: Lieutenant and Mrs. Rod
ney Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Max Tyler
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Doyle and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Edmunds and
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Johnson and son
The party took in the tree festival
and enjoyed midnight lunch with
the Thrashers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Carey were
up from kalispell for the festival.
Whlle here they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Quirk.
Mrs. Frank Bean returned last
week from North Carolina where
she had spent several weeks with
relatives.
Mrs. Tom Skelly, Miss Marjorie
Keith and Miss Mary Moses ac-
companied Mrs. Manley Matchett to
kalispell on Saturday.
Mrs. Tillie Porter, from Kelvin.
stopped off in town over Sunday
70 greet her new granddaughter.
Mrs. Porter then went on to Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hendrickson
and Ralph Hendrickson OF Darby
spent the weekend with her faith
er, Ed Hendrickson.
August Rambosek has now been
transferred to Mare Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r. Winklev
who were married recently. have
returned from a trip to California
and are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. A. X. Dietrich OF Minneapo-
ns, former girlhood friend of
Mrs. Fred Knott. stopped off for a
lew days this week en- route home
from Los Angeles. Mrs. Knott and
Mrs. DIETRICH had not seen each
other for 10 years.
a car load of Assembly OF God
members attended a fellowship
meeting in Kalispell on Wednesday
afternoon and evening OF this week
Weaned pigs for sale at SIS each
Vim. Badgley.
For Sale-Geese, live or dressed
az the ranch.--B G. Drake. If
Frank Logsden of Stonehill who
s patient at the hospital, is re-
covering nicely.
Mrs. P. V. Klinke and Mrs. Ralnh
Shoop were released from the hos
pital on Monday.
Mrs. Q. P. Mosby is leaving (this)
Thursday for San Rafael where she
vail spend the winter.
Gust Relias of Chicago and Tas
1eizer OF Dale City, Calf, have
returned home after completing q
successful tree harvest.
Mrs. Z. E. Cook and two Younger
have moved to Cathlament
Wash. MIR. Cook and Dale will leave
me latter part of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Arthurs Clar-
.nce Dlerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
aartnurs, Bob Davis and Miss Ruth
Iood left last week for Chicago
Nilh Two truck loads of trees. AT
er sale OF their trees Mr.. Dierman
VIII return home while the remain
ng parties 60 on to Kentucky and
virginia to visit relatives.
Ine new war situation in the
1aWaiians has had interference
ultn local civilian plans in the case
y Miss Mary Mckinley Of Fortine
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
nasterson. Miss Mckinley recent |
y resigned position with NJ W
refinery Co. at Cut Bank to accent |
similar position in the Hawaiians
'ne has been spending the past |
nontn with her mother, who teach |
> tne lower grades at Fortine be- |
ore leaving. II is doubtful If Miss
acGlnley will be permitted to full |
II her plans now.
a baby daughter was born to Mr. |
nd Mrs; Roy Porter on December
at the hospital, weight six pounds
Mrs kenneth christison is filling
ne vacancy temporarily of Miss
FeSta Baxter.