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Evening star., 1941-02-15
Riley Smith in Line for Head Coach of Generals
White Sox Run e-Gon Spum California Spring Tnng Sit

their hosiery. Horace Stoneham
has turned down an offer to have
the Giants train at Palm Springs,
Calf, next year. Max Wilson,
the Philly hurler, once famed 25
batterS in a nine-inning game in
which he allowed only one bingle.
Today's guest star-Bob Sted-
ler, Buffalo Evening News: "The
airlines have given Bob Feller a
plaque for being in the air 1000
miles. Seven American League
clubs would like to duplicate the
award for the summer months"
Gay fight way-Maybe Jack
Kearns meant it, but the date he
has picked for his first bout for
the British-American Ambulance
Corps fund, falls on Sunday. Bob
Pastor has accepted terms to
meet Tommy Gomas at Tampa,
February Is and will go from
there to Los Angeles to tackle
Evening star., 1941-02-15

Tor, Wis, will be an infield
candidate on the Dodgers Read
ing farm club this spring. Peter
Woiciechowski of Collegeville, Pa,
will be one of the pitchers. The
boys are not related and never
saw nor heard of each other in
their lives. In the Dodger
Offices they are referred to as
Wojy No. l and Wojy No. 2.
Hot stove league-Ford Frick,
president of the National League,
is vacationing at Fort Lauder
dale, Fla. Connie Macks predic-
ton the Indians will win the
pennant got big ride in the
newspapers. Harry Danning, who
is holding out for $18 500 (he
got $4,000 last year, has been
warned by the Giants that if he
keeps acting up they'll turn Mel
OFT into a catcher. Twenty
three players on the White Sox
Squad stand s feet or taller In
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Special Dispatch to The Star.

WILLIMANTIC, Conn, Feb. Is
Losers of four of their five special
matches with Connecticut bowlers
the last two nights. the crack Del
Rio team of Washington, D. c.
Hokie Smith, Perce Wolfe, Tony
Santini, Ed Blakeney and AStor
Clarke-today were to shoot in the
18th annual Eastern championship
After losing in teams, doubles and
singles to the Jack White All-Stars
at New Haven, Thursday night, the
Del Rios split even in two matches
here last night with the famed Blue
Ribbons, winning the team skirmish,
3,2l9 to 3,108, while Santini dropped
the singles to Steve Dyak, $50 to 623.
Arriving only a few minutes be-
fore the match. Astor Clarke fea-
tured the Del Rio victory over the
Blue Ribbons with 162-724 The
invaders won the first two games
by big margins with 672 and 500.
After a poor third count of $50, the
Del Rios made it four of the five
Evening star., 1941-02-15
All Favorites Reach
Semis In Net Event
Aft. LauderdaIe
BS the Associated Press

bS NlIr HcoOlihL
FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. Feb
l5.-The favorites are semifinalists
today in the midwinter invitational
tennis tournament.
ElWood Cooke of Portland. Greg
meets Bobby Riggs of Chicago and
Frank KovacS of Oakland. Calf.
meets Wayne Sabin of Portland in
the mems bracket.
On the WOmenS side. Pauline Betz
of Rollins College meets Doris Hart
Of Miami and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Cooke of Portland meets Louise
Raymond of New York
In Yesterdays matches. Cooke
beat Gardner Larned of Chicago.
6-3, "a; Riggs defeated Dick Nc
Kee of Miami, 81, 6-3; Kovacs
eliminated Charles Harris of Palm
Beach. 6-3. Is. and Sabin beat
Billy Talbert of Cincinnati, 3-6.
6-6. So.
Miss Betz beat Nellie Sheer of
Miami. "a, IS: Miss Hart elimi-
mated Katherine Winthrop of Bos-
ton. 1913, 60: Mrs. Cooke beat
Sarah Conner of Miami, 60. So,
and Miss Raymond defeated Marta
Barnett Andrade of Miami, 6-4.
ST, So.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

Turkey Thompson early in
March. Gates Kimban. North
Carolina us heavyweight, for
mer Pacific feet champ who
whipped Paul Scally of Penn
State. a national intercollegiate
finalist, the other night, wants
$4,000 to sign as a pro. Mebbe
he'll cut his price after he meets
Warren Wilson of Clemson, the
Southern champ. in the confer
ence tournament. Wilson also
plans to turn pro.
Such is fame-The Milwaukee
Common Council adopted a reso-
luton welcoming Coach Tom
Stidman to Marquette, but the
reporters kindly changed it to
Stidham.
News in Ragtime.
In signing up Coach Jimmy
Kits
Virginia Polly used Ns wits.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Young People Of Church
Organizing Choir

The Young Peoples Fellowship OF
ST. Margarets Church is organizing
choir to sing at the Wednesday
evening lenten services. Choir
practice is held from to pm.
each Sunday in the parish hall.
All young people of the parish are
eligible.
The Rev. Armand T. Eyler will
preach at II am. tomorrow. Holy
communion will be celebrated at
7:3O a m, when the Young Peoples
Fellowship will make its monthly
corporate communion. A breakfast
will be served after the service.
The business meeting of the Y
P. F.. will be held at pm. tomor-
row in the parish hall. A supper
for members will be served at 6 pm
Evening star., 1941-02-15

starts. The teams split in two games
at Riverside this season.
Immediately after tomorrow night S
game the Brewers will reopen nego-
tiations for Petey Berenson. veteran
Celtic guard who has been sought
by Washington for the last two
weeks.
The Brewers will start Nat Frankel
and Whitley Wilson at guards. How
ard Bollerman at center and Ben
Kramer and Phil Rabin at forwards
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Victors in Eight Meets, 'Y
Tankmen Seek A. A. II. Title

50-yard free style-Flrst A. Sims WV:
second, c Welsh CHD: third. V Bauer
tW). Time. - seconds.
100-yaId breast stroke-P1rst l. Elm
binder III: second. G Muslin wv: third,
J. StatheS wv Time. J:143
l00-yard back Stroke-First J Fielder
w b.: second. L. MunSil tWD. third, J.
Deniston tHD Time. lila.
lOU-yard free Style-FIrSt. B Bruce
(Wl: second, c Welsh (HJ; third, P.
Nef W.. Time, I:035
Fancy diving dow boardl-FirSt c.
kreps ,Wl second. I. Einbinder tHr;
65.g.
160-yard medley reIay-Won by Wash
lnGjon Fielder. Muslin, Sims. Time.
!l3-yard free-Style relay-Won by WASH
inslon tNef, Lipot Bauer, Bruce. Time,
Final score-washIngton. A.: Hagers-
town, 3
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Western Presbyterian

Our Lords encouragement BE
Not Afraid" will be the subject OF
the Rev. Irving w. Ketchum, guest
minister. Sunday morning. The
choir will render Turn Back Oh
Man" by Hoist Richard Ewing
will sing Beside Still Waters" by
Hamblin.
The annual meeting of the con-
gregation will take place Thursday
at pm. for election of elders and
deacons.
Sylvan H. Blum president of the
Reformed Hebrew Ministerial As
sociation, Ohio, will be the speaker
at the mems class at GAS am. Sun
day. His subject Hath Not One
GodhCalled Us Alp"
Evening star., 1941-02-15
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Ten
top fight golf pros are wiling to
put up $1,000 to back Jimmy
Thomson against Frank Stiedel,
the hotel clerk who, they say,
can whang 'em farther than
Thomson. But they'd better
hurry, for the guys number is
up and he'll be in the Army in a
month. Earl Neale says only
three coaches are qualified to
teach the "T' formation-George
Halas, Clark Shaughnessy and
Ralph Jones of Lake Forest Col
lege, formerly associated with
Halas. The rumor foundry says
Riley Smiths new contract as
backfield coach at Washington
and Lee stipulates he's to move
up if Head Coach Tex Tilson
should leave.
Joseph Wojciechovsh Of Super
Evening star., 1941-02-15
McKendree Methodist

Sermon by the Rev. Samuel E.
Rose at II am. on ''Re-Discovering
Christ" The vested choir will pro-
vide. special music. The young peo-
pies groups meet at pm Song
service at 8 pm. The Rev. Mr.. Rose
speaks briefly on What Do You
Know"
McKendree is cooperating in the
home visitation evangelism move
ment. 1t is the area center for the
northeastern section. Instruction
conferences will be held four eve
nings next week beginning with
Monday at supper for workers. The
suppers begin st 6;l5 pm. A trained
worker will give the instructions.
Then workers from the various
churches of this section will go out
at 7:05 pm. to visit homes OF in
active and non-church members.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

Eight victories in 10 dual meets
will be the record of the mems
Y M c. A. swim team as it vies for
swimming and diving honors in the
Sd annual District A. A. U. Junior
swimming and diving champion
ships at the Southeast Boys Club
pool tonight.
The " tankmen. favored in
diving events tonight captured their
second meet of the season over
the HagerstoWn "Y" natators last
night in the Central pool
The visitors won but one event,
the l00-yard breast stroke, when
Einbinder upset Gordon Muslin, the
favorite.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Tukomu Park Baptist

Light From History will be the
theme of the Rev. William La Rue
tomorrow morning. In the evening
he will speak on How to Know
God"
The Women's Missionary Society
will meet Thursday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society has just
celebrated its Goth anniversary. Mrs.
Homer H. Haire is president, Mrs.
H. o. Mckenzie, vice president; Mrs.
Merrill Sickles. secretary; Mrs. C.
F. Clark, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. James P. Greene. treasurer for
the entirad % years.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Christ Lutheran

The Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel
will continue his series of sermons
on Paul in Greece Tomorrow
morning he will speak on Anti
Christ in the Temple of God" The
Walther League will meet with the
Bible class at pm. with supper al
6. Later it will be addressed by
Walter R. Boettcher of the Associ-
ated Press. The Concordian Club
will meet in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Langennegger on Tuesday
night. Mrs. Emil Hildenbrand will
preside. At its last meeting the
Junior League elected John Pagen-
kopf treasurer.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Brewer-CeItic Game to Show
Off Basket Leagues Stars

Outstanding players of the Ameri-
can Basket Ball League will clash
at Riverside Stadium tomorrow
night at 8:45 o'clock when the
Washington Brewers meet the
Brooklyn CelticS in a game involv-
ing the loops second-half lead.
The Brewers. deadlocked with the
Celtics at three victories and one
defeat, will be bidding for their
sixth triumph in their last seven
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Virginio Breeders Plan
To Form Association
By the Associated Press

bS ift FSSOSldlTu 1853
MIDDLEBURG, Va. Feb. 15.-
Horse breeders and other interested
persons gathered here today to make
plans for the organization of a
breeding association. Permanent
committees will be named and David
N. Rust. jr., of Leesburg will act
as chairman.
Aims of the group are to promote
exchange of information among
breeders in Virginia, to assist in
their marketing problems, to i'm
prove the quality of horses produced
in the State and to publicize Virginia
horses and the States natural ad-
vantages as a breeding center.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
College Quints
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
William and Mary. SIS: MARYLAND 40.
Temple, 81: ST. Johns IN. ". AZ.
Franklin -Marshell, So: Carnegie Tech
Washington and Lee. 80: Richmond, SO
Harvard. 30; Cornell, cS.
Notre Dame Al: New York. 3s.
Vermont, 5S; Trinity Conn, 40.
Tulane, 81: Louisiana State. a..
Texas, 45; Baylor, A.
Colora do, AZ; Denver. 35.
wyoming 80: Utah. 81.
Creighton so: De Paul. 4S.
OREGON, As: Idaho, 33.
Stanford As; So. California, IS.
Santa Clara, IS; ST. Marys (CalfO, 81.
Grinnell AZ; Cornell Iowal, 36.
Pratt Institute. As: Blue Ridge. Al.
Marshall, IS: DAYTON. 40.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Fights Lost Night

BY the Associated Press
HARTFORD. Conn-Lou AmberS.
f40l2, Herkimer, N Y, former light
weight champion. outpointed Norment
Quarles, 140l2, Hendersonville, N. c.,
1O).
HoLLYWOOD.-Guy Scream, 100.
Nampa, Idaho, stopped Petey Scalzo.
12Si2, New York, N b A feather
welght Champion Is, non -titleD
Evening star., 1941-02-15
John Ford to Speak
AT AImus Temple

John Ford. Bible lecturer. will
speak Sunday night al the Almss
Temple, 1915 K street NV, on
Where and What Is Help The
lecture will be given at pm. and
repeated at 8 pm.
On Tuesday night he will speak on
who Are the Angels?": Wednesday
night, The Unquenchable Fire
With Flames 100 Miles High:
Thursday night. Did Christ De-
scend Into Help; Friday night. rs
Death-Bed Repentance Acceptable
to God?"
Evening star., 1941-02-15
BowIers Averaging
115or LessEIigibI
For Annual Event
Novy Yurd League Race
Pops Up os B. M. Puts
Bee on Pocesetters

With many metropolitan bowlers
firing for the Charley Olive super
dub championship today and to-
night at the Queen Pin, the South
east maple plant for the second con-
secutive week end is staging WASH
ington's top duckpin attraction.
Last Saturday the topflighters
shot it out in the seventh annual
Red Megaw and starting at this
afternoon league rollers with aver
ages of lis and under will hold
sway.
Contestants in the fifth annual
seven-game event will have the
choice of rolling at 4, 7 and 9 pm.
Squads of six will roll on pairs of
alleys. Entrance fee is s..
George SimonS of the Diamond
Cab League is the defending cham
pion. All contestants averages will
be based on II games instead of the
usual Is.
Overwhelming the pace-Setting
Progress team with near-record
scores of 670 and l649. the Breech
Mechanism rollers fired new inter-
est IN the Lucky Strike Navy Yard
League last night by cutting the
front-runnerS' leau to a single game
Red BurdetteS 154-378 and John
Lewis final count of 154 featured
for the runnerup B. NJ. Shopmen
With Paul Gore rolling 1888.
Planning trimmed the strong Radio
Quint, 2-l. Torpedo moved to third
place when Andy Prices 1882
LED in 80 win from Drafting.
Erecting swept JoinerS as John
Moreland banged out 365 and Bucky
Burns Broadside Mount No. l out
f1t shut out Inspectors as Vic Lundy
and Bill Dreyer turned in 136 and
359, respectively.
The leading Boyers' Pharmacy
scalped Southern Oxygen in the
Clarendon Major League as Billy
KingSolver led top scores of 647 and
Scalped Southern Oxygen in the
1884 TO highs of 155 and 40 Other
sweeps were registered by Sunkrisp
Nut Products and Franks Cater
etIeS over Gene Laundry and
Cohen Real Estate
Nicro's 39l Sets Pace.
Johnny Nicro's 391 and Bill Hines
80 were the heaviest wallops as the
leading Ramblers piled 1787 naples
for top score in the Chevy Chase
Commercial. Al Wright bid for set
honorS with 388 Royal Tavern
moved to f1rst-place tie with a
30 victory over Uptown.
Shining with 1872, Flowers Beall
led the Carter-Lanhardt sweep over
Silver Spring Bakery in the Silver
Spring ladies loop Top set of 332
was garnered by Olive Boots Pet
tit of Shepherd Park Restaurant.
A Junior match will be the fea-
ture attraction at 3 tonight at the
Penn Recreation when Ned Warner
pits his Del RAY youngsters against
a strong Penn Recreation combina-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Sherwood, HyottsviIle
Girls Tie; PIoy Again

Another game slated next Friday
is expected to decide the issue be-
tween girl basket ball teams of
Sherwood and Hyattsville High
Schools They battled to 25-25 tie
yesterday at Sherwood. The Friday
game will be at HyattSville.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Tributes 10 Veteran
Pilot Crack Hockey
Slump Of Detroit
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
Jack Adams has been running
hockey i'll Detroit for IA years, and
the Michigan metropolis finally got
around to honoring him last night.
The ceremony shook the Red
wings out of a long slump for a
81 victory over the Chicago Black
hawks and left the obvious conclu-
sion that the Detroit folk should
have done this long ago.
Over the span of a dozen Ma
tional League games the Wings had
been able to win only once, although
they had tied five times. Appar-
emily all they had been needing was
a shot in the arm in the form of
some recognition for their veteran
manager.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
BIodensburg Tossers
Near County Grown

Bladensburg Highs basket ball
team is step nearer the Prince
Georges County title after defeating
Mount Rainier, 28-17, at Mount
Rainier last night.
Bud Friedrich, who led Bladens-
burg with II points, paced the at
tack which had the winners ahead,
1913, at the half.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

Morris Harvey, 50; Concord, A.,
Duuuesne. Al; Waynesburg. IS.
Tufts. SO: Massachusetts, State. 81.
Becker so: University of Mexico. AZ.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

Totals : So" Totals 3 80
Score at hslf-ArIns on, 10: Jefer-
SON. &.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

Totals II 3 25 Tota
Evening star., 1941-02-15

A Junior match will be the fea-
ture attraction at tonight at the
Penn Recreation when Ned Warner
pits his Del Rav youngsters against
a strong Penn Recreation combina-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

Shining with 1872. Flowers Beall
led the Carter-Lanhardt sweep over
Silver Spring Bakery in the Silver
Spring ladies loop Top set of 1872
was garnered by Olive Boots, Pet
tit of Shepherd Park Restaurant.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Musicians From University
Give Excellent Program

John Crowder, dean OF the uni
versity music school, and John Les
ter, professor Of voice at the uni
versity, appeared before the Libby
Concert Association Saturday ev-
ening at the high school. The audi
ence was very we'll pleased with the
performance of both artists and
many favorable comments were
passed after the recital was over
The program was the second in a
series of three arranged by Mrs.
Walter Neils in cooperation with
Montana State University officials,
Both artists proved the point that
they are experienced in their re-
spective fields for they gave excel
lent performances and pleased the
audience with highly varied
program.
The program carried stories or
the lives Of both men and told o.
their many years of study and ex.
perience. The Libby audience founc
the program to be very true fol
both men displayed extraordinary
ability in their respective fields
along with graciousness to thos,
with whom they associated.
Mrs. Neils announced that thu
third and last concert would b.
held next month.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
20 Montana CCC
Juniors To Be Enrolled

The quarterly CCC enrolment
for Montana will be held April l-20
inclusive and will allow Montana
to enroll approximately 290 juniors,
according to information received
from the Office of the Director,
CCC, Washington, D. c., by the
State Supervisor of CCC Selection,
State Department of Public We'll
fare. The SIS county selecting agents
are now taking applications OF un-
married youths between the ages
OF II and -23 who are citizens OF
the United States, unemployed and
in need of employment. Vocational
training during the spring and sum-
mer months will be stressed on au-
tomotive mechanics, radio, truck
driving, farming, shoe repairing and
first aid. All youths interested
should apply Immediately to the To-
cal CCC Selecting Agency located
in the county welfare department
of each county seat.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Club Ladies Entertain
at Delightful Dinner I

The ladies OF the Marigold Home
Demonstration club entertained
their husbands on Saturday, March
is. at q $50 dinner. The delightful
affair was given at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Beebe.
Names in keeping with the St.
Patrick season were drawn and
fun was had by the Mr.. Kellys,
Finnegans and Flannagans trying to
find the lady holding the same
name. These same names were
found on the place cards at the
gaily decorated table.
After a most enjoyable dinner
visiting was enjoyed by those pres.
ent until late hour.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Invites Public
To Inspect Office

Friday evening, March %, the of
flee of the J. Neils Lumber COM
pany will be open to public inspec-
ton. The plan has been in the air
for some time and definite date
was decided upon this week.
This office is one OF the mo6E
modern in the northwest. The build
ing was enlarged last summer and
a new retail office added to the
front portion. This enlargement al
SO gave space for number OF new
offices and more space which Wa4'
badly needed At present the re-
tail department has ample room II
which to display various product&
which they sell.
The open house will begin at 7:3d
o'clock and will last until 8. During
that time guides will be present to
show visitors the building and e1-
plain the various types OF wood
used for the wall paneling. Fluor-
escent lights have been installed
throughout the building and the
ceilings are finished in. Celotex- =
7 Souvenirs will be given to III
visitors. Information In the lorn
of pamphlets and booklets will Be
distributed concerning the building
industry !,
/ Everyone is invited to attend the
function and to examine the build
ing to his entire satisfaction. Those
interested in the new type OF wall
paneling will find something OF ex-
traordinary beauty in the interior
of the fine office.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Dad and Lad Banquet
Was Outstanding Affair

The Methodist church was the
scene Of a Dad and Lad Banquet
on Thursday, March ID.
Sixty-three dads and lads partook
of the good meal served under the
supervision of the church school
workers and enjoyed the program OK
songs and toasts.
Mr.. Sidney Brown as POSTMASTER
was in charge of the following pro-
gram:
Toast to the Dads-Russell Pet
erson.
Toast to the Lads-Forrest De-
Rosia.
Reading-Richard Madison.
Vocal Trio--Freddie Brown. Bob
by Bendetti and Bodene Kemmis-
Reading-Gale Thompson.
/ Address-Mr. Wood, District Pro
baton Officer.
Group singing was enjoyed
throughout the meal and program
A brief survey revealed that the
ages of the banqueters ranged from
three years to four score years.
There were grandfathers, theil
sons and grandsons present and one
man was present with his fine fam
ily of four sons.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Former Libby Boy
Now End Lieutenant

Word has been received by Mrs.
c. B. Hamilton that her son, Rob-
ert M Hamilton, has received Sec
ond lieutenant's commission in the
Montana National Guard, now sta
toned at Camp Murray, Wash. Lieu
tenant Hamilton enlisted in the Ma
tional Guard with the Bozeman
Company in December, 1889, and
was indicted into active service
last September. Lieutenant Hamil-
ton, then a private first-class, was
one of IL men from the Montana
National Guard selected to attend
the musketry school and rifle
matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, for
three weeks last October. On his
return to Camp Murray, he was
promoted to the rank of sergeant
and thereafter sergeant-major, and
recently served as regimental SER
geant for the 163rd Infantry. Lieu
tenant Hamilton attended school
in Libby as a small boy, later NOV
| ing to Eureka where he graduated
from the Lincoln County High
School. He afterwards obtained &
degree in education from the Mon.
tana State Normal School at Dillon
and during the last several year!
has successfully taught at bingham
Saco, and Bozeman.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-03-20
Many Will
Build Homes
This Year
Several Being Built,
Others Planned; Rumors
of Business Blocks.
SOME PROPERTIES SOLD;
FAMILIES MOVE

Libby is truly witnessing build
ing boom. Several new houses have
been started and number more
will be begun in the next few weeks.
Gale Weidner, Pete Larsen, Clar-
ence Brown and Roscoe Garrison
are building new homes at the pres
ent time. l.. S. Dalton has had a
crew of men busy at his place on
Mineral avenue building new tour
ist cabins. Not long ago Mr.. Dalton
put up several nice cabins and af-
ter the new building is up he will
have an excellent set-up for taking
care of the travelling public.
A number of families are moving
this month also. Darrell Shaurette
purchased the Earl Hansberry home
in South Libby and Robert Fraser
will move into the house formerly
occupied by the Shaurettes. Harold
Lutes will move to the former Fra
ser residence, as George Smith has
purchased the Lutes home. The
house formerly occupied by thu
Smiths will be taken over by the
Russell Little family who own ths
place. Johnny Baggs bought the
Gordon Luscher home and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Don Leach will live in theil
former house until they are abb
to build home of their own OF
lots on California avenue.
Vernon Crotteau is erecting !
building adjacent to his South Lib
by Store which will be used as
storehouse for merchandise.
Many residents are remodelinl
their homes and besides growin
larger Libby will soon be a bette
looking town.
Rumor has 1t that at least tW
new business buildings will be pu
up on Mineral avenue this summel