The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-05

were called to Edmonton, Alta,
Monday by the death of the mems
father.
d. A. Kennedy returned Sunday
from his vacation spent in Portland.
P. v, Klinke, Jr., arrived Friday
from Keesler Field, Miss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Gilden and Harold, Jr.,
arrived Wednesday from Los An
geles and Mrs. Chas. Mace and two
children of Standpoint are here,
called by the serious illness of their
father, P. " Klinke. Mr.. Klinke
remains in a precarious condition.
Mrs. Norbert Schuck is here from
Spokane visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Olt
The Clack Service Station has
installed a new electric pump.
Frank Hendrickson and daughter.
Mary Ruth, spent the weekend
here
Mrs. K. R. Curtis and daughter,
Sharon, spent several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Graves.
before going to Pasco, Wash, where
they will make their home.
WANTED-Jig-saW about Is in.
IN good condition, with or without
motor. Write Box 1875, Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Anderson of
kaIspell and Mrs. A. Linduuist of
ocobey were dinner guests at the
Joe Terpstra home Sunday.
The r. N. A. Sewing Circle will
meet with Mrs. Louise Scherner-
horn on Friday, 18th.
The Guild will meet with Mrs.
e. +. Dierman on Friday, 18th. Roll
Call VIII be made from the Quiz
IN the January Forth.
Lillian Circle will meet with Mrs,
L. W. Fetterly on Wednesday, the
18th. -
Mrs Philip Erickson of Mime
alpolis, sister of P. v. Klinke, ar
rived Tuesday.
1t is reported that David Greer. a
student III high school, preached
very successful evangelistic sermon
on Sunday morning. at the Church
of God. i
reports regarding the capture of
one of the Roholt boys who former
" lived here has been found untrue.
Forrest is taking course in me-
chanlcs IN the Marine Corps at Chi
cago, Tommy is in New York. his
snip being repaired after patrol du-
ties along the Atlantic and Oliver
S at #. Bennington, Ga, as an of /
ficer -
A special offering will be taken
1t the evening service of the Epis-
opal church on Sunday for use bv
ne clergy in war service, and for
hose parishes located near train
ng camps in need of help.
Baptist Aid will meet at the
'hurch on Thursday, the 18th.
Mrs. Jerome Filiatreau and small ,
laughter returned Sunday from ,
<alispell.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Douglas
made a business trip to Spokane {
aSt week i
Mrs. Frank Coombs left Monday
or several days in Kalispell. i
The Rev G. Fl. Davis was a bust |
less caller in Libby last week. {
The Rev S. L. Welsh of White :
lsh was a guest at Guild on Fri
lay at. the home of Mrs. c. A.
lark.
Mrs. Stella Campbell arrived |
from Wenatchee after
pending the winter with her daugh- :
er, Mrs. Walter Koran. !
Mrs, c. Hubbersesty, whose home {
at Elko, B. c., arrived Sunday ev- .
ming from Seattle to spend the {
ummer with Mrs. Stella Campbell. $
A Red Cross meeting will be h
ED at the c. Y. O. hall Thursday. r
Iarch L. Ladies bring lunch. t,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hanson of o
cobey and niece, Mrs. Elliott Il
ZACH, Of Reardon, Wash, spent c
averal days with Mr.. andsM Mrs. G
urr Alverson last week. They re- 8
ort their son. Kenneth, in the G
II corps in California. 4
Word has been received of the v
cath Of John Stearns, who was Ii
equity assessor of Flathead county 5,
1901, at his home in Corning, Ia. Il
lr. Stearns had a homestead north II
town
Lyle and Ivan Schemerhorn, who
ork on the r. r. signal depart
lent were home from Bonners L
erry over Sunday. ~ tf
Beverly Titchbourne of Trego, "a
no had the misfortune to break O.
ar nose and sprain one of her legs ii
lille skating, spent few days in
ureka receiving medical attention. g,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Schermerhorn n
Kalispell and Dexter were Eu- Sc
ka callers Thursday. d;
SEALED BIDS WANTED :