The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-11-05

weekend In the city.
Mrs. w. H. Dickin of Troy was
transacting business in Libby last
Thursday
Miss Margaret Kemp left for her
home in Kalispell after visiting the
past week in Libby with her grand
parents and friends.
Walter WOLF came in from Spo-
kane the latter part of last week
and spent a few days here looking
after business interests and visit
ing with old-time friends.
Mrs. j. F. Carlson and son, Leroy,
accompanied by Don Hayden and
Rose Gael, drove to Kalispell Sat
urday where they spent the day Wis
ting with Miss Margaret Kemp and
Miss Lucille Hayden.
Mrs K j. Bodies and Mrs. Frank
Bolles were shoppers in Libby Fri
day. They are now residing at War
/ land where the j. Neils company
has opened logging camp, which
is moving many workers from the
Troy district to Warland for tie
present.
A news item from the State Nor
NAL College, Dillon, states that Miss
Elizabeth Oneal daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Oneal of Libby, APP
peared in leading role in the
play, 1.-THE Combing Jacket pre-
sented as an assembly program at
the college on November 4 Miss
Oneal is a sophomore.
4 Mrs Julia A. Beebe is at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Hiatt. at Dryden, Wash, and
expects to remain until after the
state convention of the Grange to
be held at Wenatchee and which
she will attend
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Daugharty
recently spent the week end at Bay
view, Ida, visiting with their son,
Gordon, Jr., who is in the navy and
who has been transferred from San
Diego to the large new Farragut
naval base at Bayview
Miss Dorothy Rasmussen3a who
came from Helena for visit with
her parents and who had expected
: to accept position at Livingston,
changed her mind when she found
it was possible to secure employ
ment in the J. Neils Lumber Com
pany office here. She is now aln-
: ployed there in clerical work
A. w. Nyblom was in Libby over
the weekend visiting with Mrs,
Nyblom and looking after their
ranch interests. He left Monday to
return to his position at Vancouver,
,. Wash, where he is adjuster for an
insurance company.
. Paul Apologize spent few days
: last week visiting with his parents,
: the Rev and Mrs. B, II. Apologize
, Paul recently completed his train
ing in airplane mechanics and is
now junior instructor in a plant at
Pocatello, Ida.
!. E. j. Barkee returned home
!. Thursday night from trip to the
G bedside of his aged father at Ma
d poleon, N. D. The old gentleman is
f 80 years old and has been i'll fol
h some time and not much hope i.
0 held for his recovery. Despite hi:
Q advanced age he has been able, un
# til recently, to look after his farming
e interests there. Not long ago he
d over-exerted himself because of tht
impossibility to procure competen
workers and his illness resulted Or
!, the way back to Napoleon, Mr. Bar
: kee encountered a North Dakot;
! blizzard.
: About two months ago Alvir
X Chrstianson moved onto the A. w
n Nyblom ranch north of the cit,
i and has made arrangements to farm
d the place. He moved here with hi
Is family from the Roman district
t. During the two months he has mad
Y substantial Improvements in TIL
l. place and is making a number o
S, others preparatory to caring 70
IS next years crop. He has dug
G, we'll and put in pressure waite
Y, system. He has also cleaned out tn
n, irrigation bitches and has built
# new headgate, besides doing muc
lie other work around the place. Their
ly are 26 head of stock on the ranc
IN and he plans to add to the herd IN
v til he has IS or more milking cow
Il The rlap ic IN caaJ additional ARE