The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-27

R. L. Pagan brought home the evil
dence of big fish story Sunday
when they returned from 1--WE think
Bull River) with three fish weigh
ing 81 pounds. .
Mrs. August E. johnson and Mrs.
Paul Moody of Libby werewolf
end house guests of Mrs. Albert
Steiner while attending the young
peoples meeting of the Church of
God
E. T. Johnson and family of
Bloomfield arrived Saturday for a
few days with relatives. Lewis Cole,
Sr., returned with them.
Mrs. Lester Brown of Libby spent
Sunday as guest at the Albert Stein
er home.
Miss Aurea Schuck spent a few
days home this week before taking
her physical exam for flying license.
Miss Schuck recently flew solo to
Mlssoula this being her first cross
country flight
Mr. and Mrs. Norbdrt Schuek
spent few days here from Spokane
last week. While here they rented
their house to the Carl Larson fam
lily.
Word has been received of the
birth of second son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn Schuck of Spokane on
August 8 The boy has been named
Robert Stephen.
Misses Rose Mary and Regina
Green have signed up for govern
ment training as radio mechanics.
They will begin training in the near
future.
Orville and Elmer Amundsen of
Centralia, Wash, left Monday for
their home after visiting the Star
ling family.
Mrs. Laverne Startling is spending
the week in Libby. She accompan-
led Mr.. Startling that far when he
returned to Bayview after the week
end here.
Mrs. Tom Warden left Thursday
for Oroville, Wash, where she will
pick fruit this fall She visited at
Kalispell and Plains enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Fallon of
kalispell spent Sunday as guest at
the Coombs home. Pat accompanied
them home after a week here and
Mary Lou remained for the week.
| Among those who attended the
Pan-American fiesta in Kalispell
Saturday were: Mrs. L. A. Riley,
Mrs. Marie Mosby, Mrs Ethel Long,
and the Burgess Drake family.
| Miss Alkaline Swing is home af-
ter spending the summer with Mrs.
A. M Frost
| Mrs. R. r. Price and Carol Ruth
of Miles City arrived Sunday for
visit with relatives and friends
Merlin Scott, Jas. Sinclair and
Vim. Howe of Roosville are on a
pack trip fishing on the Wigwam
in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stevens and
family of Proctor spent Sunday at
the Earl Rhodes home.
A wire announcing the death of
the month old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hilbert Ingram in Kalispell
was received Monday.
Mrs. Annie Neuman of Yak was
a guest at the J H. Fleming and
Frank Coombs home this week.
| The Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Davis re-
turned Sunday morning from
Marshfield, Ore. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs H. Elliott who
visited her mother IN Portland. Mr..
Davis changed his plans and worked
in mill during his vacation in
stead of going to school. While
away he preached broadcast SER
mon at Marshfield.
John Roberts of BayvieW spent
the weekend with his family.
Lewis Fetterly is now located at
Pando, Colo, on a government ski
project for army training.
j. T. Garener returned Thursday
from a two weeks vacation in Spo-
kane. Mrs. Clark Ellis and daughter
took charge Of the store while Mr.
Garener was away
Mr.. and Mrs. B. George Braniff
and daughter of FrenchtoWn is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs A. A. Purdy.
Mr.. Braniff has been superintendent
Of the Frenchtown schools for six
years.
Mrs Victor Mohar stopped over
the weekend with Mrs A. A. Purdy
enroute from Cheney to LeWistown.
Miss Eleanor Anderson, niece Of
Mrs. Emmett Quirk, of Great Falls
is spending the week with her aunt.
Mrs. Clara Dodds, sister of A. T.
Purdy, of Steele, N. D., is visiting
here.
Friends Of Miss Emily Lynch will
be interested to know she is plan
ming on attending the University at
Tucson, Ariz., this winter. Miss
Lynch was advised to 60 south on
account of her health.
The Guild will hold special
meeting Saturday afternoon to plan
the district meeting to be held here
on September TO-
NOTICE