The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-09-03
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

urdav TO return to work at Palo
Alto, Calf
Mrs. Carl Burns and son, Cam
eron. are visiting in Spokane for
few days this week.
Sheriff Cal Robinson of Flathead
County was business visitor in
Libby August %.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~ Richards drove
into Spokane Sunday to spend a few
DAYS in the city on business and
pleasure
Mrs. Malcolm Peters and little
daughter Pattie. came in Thursday
from Spokane for visit at the L.
j. Olson home.
Mrs. Claude Tester of Spokane
spent last week visiting her son,
Merrill Tester and her many friends
of Libby
Miss Marian Racicot left Sunday
to return TO her work in California
after having visited here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. |. Racicot.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Waters of
/ Whitefish arrived here Tuesday.
Mr.. Waters is employed as break
man for the Great Northern.
A note from Carl F. Crane, form
er Libby commercial teacher, states
that he is leaving Lincoln, Mont,
and is heading for the coast guard
at Seattle
i Miss Marianne Strong, niece of
Mrs. L. S. WEIGH, returned last week
to Spokane to continue her studies
. at the Northwestern Business col
lege.
Miss Flossie Engle returned to
!, her home in Ottawa. Ill, after
spending her summer vacation at
the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Vinion
Mrs. Louise Miner returned this
week from Bakersfield, Calf.
where she has been visiting PETE
!. Baker. Baker is a member Of the
! military police force stationed al
Minter field.
: Paul Armstrong is here on fur
, Tough from Aberdeen, Md, and is
. visiting at the Stuhlreiter home
J He is a member Of the Ordinance
| and Supply division of the armed
, forces in Aberdeen.
. Mrs. Ira Miller was called bach
: to Freeport, Ill, 10 see her mother
{ Mrs. Lillian Resi- who fell ant
t broke her hip few weeks age
f Mrs. Resi- is reported doing as wei
t as can be expected.
Ed Falkner, formerly with tn
: Mountain States Power Co. at Lib
!; by, has accepted the position Q
: statistical clerk for the Montan
: State Highway Department at Kal
o ispell.
t A letter from VIM. j. Dorringto
brings the news that on Septem
Der he was transferred from Shell
by to Conrad so that he would b
more centrally located for the dis
trict which now includes Teto
! county. Mr. Darlington is deput
game warden in that district
Ray Pival, who has been value
: employee of the Krall Grocery fo
: a number Of years, resigned his pc
0 sition there and this week took Il
new work as driver of the baker
wagon in this district for the Silve
Loaf company of Spokane. He wi
also drive a school bus.
! Mrs. Lewis Fetterly, Jr., Of Pc
son spent several days Of last wee
with Miss Margaret Hellweg. Mr.
c Fetterly recently wrote the scrip
and completed production Of tn
Showboat program presented ]
h connection with the annuel regatt
q celebration in Poison.
A new oiled surface walk ia
z been built between the two grad
school buildings and extending owe
to the high school building. Thi
J is to provide better facilities TO
/ the children during muddy weathe
as they pass to and from thei
lunches that are served in the II.
gymnasium.
Miss Geraldine Hough, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hough, re
turned to her home here Saturda
from the Sacred Heart Academy i
Spokane where she is in training
Miss Hough will spend her tw
weeks vacation here, going back t
Spokane September IL. Mrs. Ham
ilton Hough returned with her I
visit for few days before goin
to Prosser, Wash, where she wi
live while her husband is in train
ing. Hamilton Hough left a shor