The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-01

Walter Bissell, Troy business man,
was Libby visitor Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Alberts of Troy was
attending 20 business matters IN
Libby Friday
Miss Eleanor Hugill has recently
accepted a position as cashier ana
assistant in advertising with the
j. c. Penney Co.
Mrs. Gerald B. Faasen and her
mother. Mrs. M Shanahan, of Fort
Peck. were in Libby during the
past week visiting with relatives
Rummage Sale October 10 by
Past Noble Grand Circle. in /. O.
10 building 17-20
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Borden have
received word that their son, Glare,
joined the navy last week and was
sent at once to the base at San
Diego.
Mrs. Halle CLARION was up from
the home on Savage Lake on Mon
day, shopping and looking after
other business matters.
New arrival of Hats Saturday,
Parlor Millinery, Mrs. Timothy Mil
Ter, West Libby. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Orr came IN
from Bayview, Ida, for the week
end in Libby. They were accom-
panied by Royal Rounds, former
principal of the Libby high school.
Marshall Murray, former Libby
attorney but now living at kalis-
pell. was recently appointed zone
chairman for the Lions clubs. the
zone consisting of clubs at kalIs-
pell, Whitefish and Libby
Miss Helen Zajanc was in Libby
over the weekend visiting with
her parents. She has clerical
position with the government and
has recently been transferred from
Kalispell to Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collinson
! have received a letter from their
son, Jack, who is with the army in
Australia. Jack writes that he IS
feeling fine and that he had just
received copy of the Western News
mailed to him in June.
/ The crew of the G. N. logging
train hauling logs to the Neils plant
received orders this week to put up
over night at Troy instead OF at
Libby, which has been their prac-
tice for the past few months.
Remember the boys are fighting
our battles. Send them Christmas
cards. Order noW-Western News.
If
w. G. Seims and son, Bill mo-
tored to Pullman, Wash, last week
| Thursday where Bill was to con-
/ tinue his studies in the Washington
State College. Before returning
home Mr.. Seims drove on to Spo-
kane and Missoula.
Miss Inez Ratekin, county libra
rian, went to kalispell "Wednesday
where she had been asked to give
La talk on library work before con-
vention of the Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs of Flathead county. The
Federation has been working for a
county library there and the county
commissioners recently voted half
mill levy for that purpose.
Mrs. Andy Sauer returned to Lib
bv during the week, after spending
some time at Kalispell where she
worked as pharmacist in drug
store during the absence of one OF
the staff. She also visited at Mis-
lsoula. Arlee and Great Falls She
was accompanied home from Great
Falls by her mother. Mrs. Nora Will
hanson, who will visit in Libby for
time.
One of the real estate transactions
Of the past week was the sale OF
| the Kedzie residence property in
West Libby to John McRell. Mr..
and Mrs. Kedzie were here during
the week disposing of the property
and their household furniture. Mr..
| Kedzie is now employed in Great
Falls with the federal employment
department.
Beautiful line of Christmas cards
now on hand, priced as low as 30
on each. Nicer ones at higher prices.
Order early.-Western News. tt
Mrs. Alfred Dionne gave a party
Friday night that was in the nature
of a farewell for Edgar Diller who
left Tuesday for army service A
number of friends dropped in dur
| ing the evening and joined in play
| ing games and having general
good time. Lunch was served.
Mrs. Frank Herrick and Miss
Mary Janet Pival returned last
Thursday from vacation trip to-
San Diego, Calf, and other Cali
fornia cities, where they visited
with Mrs. Herrick's son, Norman
Risley, who is in the navy hospital
corps, and with Miss Pival's sister
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gardner. 1t turns out that they got
there just in time as the day after
they left, Norman was ordered
away from San Diego They report
having visited many places of in
tnrpst in that section and having