The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
Eureka Nuggets

Havre spent several days last week
with DR.. and Mrs. E. T. Dickinson
enroute to the coast.
Webb Carey and family of Kali
ispell spent Sunday here.
DR.. and Mrs. r. M. Sherman and
family of Libby spent Sunday as
guests at the Kenneth Christison
and L. A. Riley homes and called on
many of their old friends while
here.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Osmond spent
last week with relatives in and near
Shelby.
Mrs. Amso Kinney and son, AL
bert, returned Sunday from a week
spent with relatives at points in
Oregon and Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Lyons were
up from Marion for the weekend
and while here met Mr.. Lyons
sister, Mrs. Daisy Metcalf, of Port
land who will visit them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Lyons
and family of Valley, Wash, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Dierman and other relatives.
The Red Cross yarn has arrived
and any wishing to knit may get
yarn and directions from Mrs. Enos
Campbell at her home. There is
urgent need of this being sent in as
soon as possible
Jerome Filiatreau and George
Reich have gone to Kalispell to
work on the new airport.
Mrs Jack Hebisen and children
are visiting Mr. Hebisen and other
relatives near BayvieW- this week.
Robert Hebisen arrived home
from Chicago on Wednesday Of last
week on 10 day eleave.
Joyce Leonard. Warren Pomeroy
and Mrs. Clara Warren of Fortine
accompanied the Rev. and Mrs. l..
w. Greer home from the Church of
God camp meeting in Libby Mon
day The meeting was reported a
great success in every way.
Mrs Milton Manicke and children
of Whitefish and Leland Taylor of
Missoula spent Sunday at the For
rest Manicke home
Tom Warden left Sunday for Bay
view to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owens were
up over the weekend from Plains
to get their furniture. They will
make their home in Plains where
Mr. Owens is employed in the
creamery.
A picnic was greatly enjoyed by
the P. ]. Zook, M. E. Scott, H.
Leonard. Forrest Manicke families
and E, E. Price at the Zook cabin
Friday.
Cecil Robertson and family of
Dayton spent the weekend as
guests of the Kin Irwin family.
Vatican Riley of Kalispell was a
business caller here Friday
Mrs r. NJ. White and Mrs. d. I.
Robertson are proudly displaying
ripe tomatoes picked from their
home grown vines. These ladies'
have had ripe fruit for two weeks.
Frank Costich, Bert Thresher and
Mr.. Boyack, superintendent of the
CCC camp at Stryker, left Monday
for Spokane with three trucks load
ed with equipment after breaking
camp last week.
Mrs. Don GTovack left last week
to rejoin her husband in Arizona.
Enroute there she will visit rela-
tives in Kalispell and Great Falls.
Mrs. Mabel Belts left Monday for
her ranch in Pleasant Valley. She
was accompanied as far as Kalispell
by joe Peltier
Mrs. Tile Porter accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hendrickson
and family Of Libby here for the
weekend.
Mrs. Ethel Long and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Fetterly were dinner and
bridge guests at the M. A. Hunsing-
er home Wednesday evening.
Or. and Mrs Geo. Long of Port
land have arrived to spend their
vacation with DR.. Longs mother,
Mrs. Ethel Long. While here DR..
Long is renewing acquaintance
with all his favorite fishing grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Schermerhorn
spent several days last week in
Glacier park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester McGlenn
and children of&a3t. Paul returned
to their home Sunday after vaca-
tioning here.
Bill Buhmil1er spent the week
end in Spokane.
Due to the busy season there was
small attendance at the Sewing
Circle picnic on Friday but those
who attended report very enjoy
able time.
The Townsend Club members are
holding picnic at the Dell Pike
cabin all day Sunday (if it doesn't
rain).
Mrs. Anne Ambrose accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom c. Quirk to Kali
ispell and Creston Monday.
Fred Knott was home on sick
leave from Bayview few days this
week.
Miss Evelyn Leonard returned
Sunday from week spent in at