The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-06-19

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Lloyd A. Bower was in the city
from his place on Thompson Lake
on Tuesday.
DR.. c. J. Martin was called TO
Upton. Wyo, Monday by the death
of his sister.
| Walker J. Wells of Missoula was
in Libby the first of the week on
business matters.
| Steel Lawn Chairs S295 in blue,
yellow, green and red, - Libby
Furniture Exchange. 1t
Mrs. George Uhlrich returned
Tuesday evening from Standpoint
where she had been visiting rela-
tives.
| Clayton Youngs left Monday for
Billings by train to attend the state
convention of the Odd Fellows
lodge.
Miss Anna Louise Olson was in
Spokane last Sunday to act as maid
Of honor at the wedding of a friend,
Miss Helen Gale. ~
Clair Borden is home from Spo-
kane for vacation with his par
ents in Libby. He expects to be
here until about July 4.
Joe Dunn left Tuesday evening
for Spokane where he has obtained
a position as filler with the Nc
Goldrick Lumber company.
| Mrs. Adelaide McCully came over
from Aberdeen, Wash, on Tuesday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. E.
Rayome, and with other relatives.
Mrs. Ed King and two children
of Spokane arrived in Libby last
week for a visit with Mrs. Kings
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Nc
Dougall.
Rev. and Mrs. Russell ]. Prem
tice drove to Bend, Ore, this week
for visit with Mr.. Prentice's
brother and his wife, the Rev Rob-
ert and Mrs. Prentice
E. J. Driear thinks he has the rec
ord this year for early sweetpeas.
He says his have been in full
bloom for week, the seeds for
which were planted last fall.
Mrs. Mildred Stone of Fl. Wash
aki, Wyo., arrived last week to Wis
it with the Baney family. Mrs. Ba-
ney and the children joined Mrs.
Stone on trip to Seattle, leaving
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Brown drove
into Spokane last week and on
their return to Libby were accom-
panied by Mrs Browns mother,
Mrs. V. w. Weller, who will visit
here for some time.
A group of young people drove
over to Grand Coulee last Sunday
to see the big dam there They
were Billie and Ruth Switzer and
their cousin, Leo Cosgrove, and Leo
Cloutier.
Harry Moe left last Friday for
Lewiston, Ida, where on June Ia
and Is he attended an executive
board meeting of the Northwest
District Council of the Lumber and
Sawrlill Workers Union. He re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. Joe KujaWa- was hostess to
group of young ladies at her home
Monday night honoring her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Mares, who is visiting
here from Great Falls. Two tables
of pinochle were in play, with high
score prize taken by Miss Ruth
SWitzer. Refreshments were served
| Earl P Stamford of the Troy dis
trict was in Libby Wednesday. He
had been to Warland to purchase a
team of horses and was taking the
horses home by truck. Mr.. Siam
ford has job of putting in piling
for the big bridge below Troy and is
kept busy with that job and his
farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Marks expect
to leave today for lewiston Ida,
where Mr.. Marks will take up work
with the Weyerhauser company.
While here Mr.. Marks has been SUI
pervising the repairs and installing
of new air carriage and taking
care Of the general overnauhng of
the local saWmill.
Miss Ramona Bockman and Mrs.
Edward Bockman of Bend, Ore,
drove into Libby Thursday and
spent until Monday visiting with
Libby relatives. Miss Ramona and
Mrs. Edward Bockman are the
daughter and daughter in-law Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bockman, one
time Libby residents.
Mrs. Chas. Young, the former
Maxine Nygaard, of Tacoma, left to-
day after spending a few days visit
ing with MIR. and Mrs. Peter Ped
erson. She will continue her TRIP
to the east to visit relatives anc
friends. Some years ago her father
was a partner in what is now
known as Richard & Miller.
| Mrs. Fred Baker and children are
in Libby for a visit with Mrs. Ba.
ker's parents, MIR. and Mrs. E. |
Racicot Mr.. Baker has been SEN
to Fort Lewis for a six weeks
training course with the u. S. army
after which he will receive hi.
commission. Mrs. Baker will re
main here until he is definitely To-
Gated.
The members of the Les Hui
club were guests of Mrs. Sam TIE
| feau Monday afternoon at bridge