The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-25
| LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Forrest Lintner, is here from
Regina, Sask., for a visit with her
mother Mrs. Vim. Brad.
A marriage license was issued
June 18th TO Chas. A. Fem and
Irene E. Metrovich of Troy.
F. R. Whitwell and daughter Pa
tricia of Kalispell were here Sun
day visiting his son, F. K. Whit
well.
Mrs. c. A. Benton of Seattle ar
rived here Wednesday TO visit
few days with Mrs. H. j. McDou-
gall.
Mrs. Bertha Cleveland returned
to Libby yesterday from Seattle
where she had spent week or
two.
Bob Switzer, who is employed in
Spokane, spent Sunday here visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Switzer, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Et c. Swan OF. White
fish are here visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Swarens, Mrs. Swan be-
ing a sister of Mr.. SWarens..
The usual good things to eat will
be on sale at the Catholic ladies
Food Sale on next Saturday after
noon, at the Variety Grocery. 1t
c. A. Joy from the Regional Of
flee of Range management at Mis-
suola was here at the Kootenal
Forest service division, on business
this week.
Milton Slauson has returned to
Libby from Los Angeles, Calf,
where he recently finished a course
in aeronautical training. He will
be here temporarily.
The /. O. O. F. will hold installa-
ton of officers next Wednesday
night, July | All members are
urged to attend. Refreshments will
be served after installation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Robinson
| and small son, Barry, left Wednes-
day for their home at Choteau after
having visited here few days with
Mrs. Robsinson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs Tom Brindley.
Lookout and Smokechasers' Ball
at Forest View Swamp Creek hall,
Saturday night, June q. Good mu-
sic. Good time. Gents, 55c. Ladies
please bring cake or sandwiches.
You are invited. 40
Guests pf Mr.. and Mrs. John
FINLAND from Saturday to We'd
nesday were Miss Dorothy Ostroot
of Missoula and Miss Christine Os-
troot of Minneapolis. MINI. Miss
Dorothy is sister of Mrs. Finn
/ land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Smith and
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Moore, of
Missoula are in the city this week
visiting with relatives and are
7 guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w Rouse.
. Mrs. Rouse and Mrs. Smith are sis
q tiers and Mr.. Smith is an uncle of
Jack SWarens.
: LIE Roy Johnson is here from New
York City for visit to the j. Neils
!, Lumber Company headquarters and
G to meet old time friends. Mr.. john
son was a Libby resident num-
J, Der of years ago but now is the sales
G representative of the j. Neils Com
pany in New York
:, Mrs. Bill Larsen left Saturday to
return to her home at La Mesa,
: Calf. after having visited here for
q a month at the home of her hus-
: bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
O. Larsen, and with other relatives
and friends. She drove back with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Driear.
Robert Nolop, First Classman OF
the United States Naval academy at
; Annapolis, returned to his home
!. here Monday to spend months
:. leave visiting his parents, Mr.. and
J Mrs. Glen Nolop and friends. He
will return to Annapolis July Is and
: complete his training during the
5 coming year.
Elers Koch, Assistant Regional
1 Forester in charge of timber and
management from the Missoula Re-
lib gional office is spending this week
here checking timber sales. His
I son Stanley Koch is the author of
the article appearing in this months
| Readeds Digest entitled, Hell
| Sweeps the State" Stanley Koch is
an ensign in the navy.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Measure left
last Thursday for Butte after hav-
ling visited here with MIR. Measure