The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30

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First Lutheran Aid. It
George Stasviken and parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stasviken, went
TO Hot Springs last weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Prentice left
Tuesday for Washington where they
plan TO spend some time with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ritzman re-
Gently removed from Libby to KEEL
logg. Ida, to make their future
home.
James r. Mitchell of Great Falls,
tax man for the. Great Northern
Railway Co, was in the city the
first of the week.
Miss Nellie Mae Martin spent
Sunday at her home in kalispell.
Miss Virginia Gee Of Essex is here
visiting Miss June Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tone and
children returned to Libby Satur-
day from a vacation spent IN Seat
tie visiting with relatives.
Loretta Baenen arrived home on
Wednesday of last week from Shell
by where she had visited her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dor
rlngton.
A heavy power roller arrived IN
the city Sunday for use on the over
pass. Work was started Monday on
laying the blacktop on the approach
es to the overpass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Prentice of
Wilton. N. D., visited at the home
of their son and daughter-ln-laW,
Rev. and Mrs. Prentice, from last
Thursday until Tuesday.
Misses Annie and Peggy Stuhl-
reiter and their cousin, Miss Marie
Oswald of BayvieW, Ida, were
week. end guests at the Frank Ba-
nev cabin on Murray Creek
Bill Vaughn received letter on
Sunday from his son. Ben, who is
with the army in Australia. Ben
wrote that he was getting along
/ fine. The letter was written on the
9th and arrived here the 10Th.
Mrs. ]. w. Farris and children
eft Tuesday for Spokane to join
Mr.. Farris there where he has 9
position as instructor in private
air school The Farris home here
has been rented by G. II. Duven-
daok.
Dorothy Rae Baenen returned te
Libby Thursday from Spokane
where she had been visiting hel
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Austin. She drove in with Mr. anc
Mrs Connie Blackwell who nae
been in the city.
Miss Joyce Morrell was hostess
Saturday night at party given a
Hideway ranch, her mothers place
which is about IS miles south 0
Libby. Two car loads OF youn'
folks attended, and the party Wa
declared a great success.
Coach Edward Hudacek ma
signed a contract for the position
Of athletic coach for the Havr
schools. He plans to take up tn
work there at the opening OF schoo
but expects to be called into tn
armed forces within a short time
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sturgeon. Jr
! arrived in Libby Monday from Elec
trio City, Wash, where Mr.. StuI
: geon has been at work on the 81
: Grand Coulee dam almost ever sine
its inception They said the bl
structure is almost completed. The
: returned home Wednesday after WIS
$ ting here with friends.
{ Bob Switzer, accompanied by
: friend, Jerry Carlin, came in froi
!, Spokane to spend the weekend vi:
: ting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. +
! mer Switzer, ST.. He returned to tn
{ city but expected to return to Llt
by within few days to RENAL
until he is called into the arm
0 which will be within very sho
i time.
! A very pleasant surprise part
? was given for Mrs. Joe McCallu
y and Mrs. Ray Rice on their so
birthday. on Saturday evening
the nome Vi NIL caiA A'1Ao 10y ANAs
: Many of their friends were preseT
and a very delightful lunch W
served at the close of the evenin
All the guests wished them mar
many happy returns of the day al
hoped that they would see mar
other birthdays together,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dedidius r
turned recently from SewaI
1 Alaska, where Mr.. Dedidius HI
been employed. He expects to
called into the army soon. N
Dedidius said he frequently Sc
Pershing Gooselaw while in S
ward and that Pershing is in ii
top condition physically and getti
along fine. Pershing is in the arm
with the signal corps, and has be
in service about year and a ha
His father, Fred Gooselaw, repo
that Pershing had been selected
the signal corps for officer trai
ing. at Monmouth, N. j., but I
jap raid on Dutch Harbor app.
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