The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-20

pell- Whitefish mission field. Mrs
Walter S. Gibbons attended as 6
house mother.
Eureka Nuggets
DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Clark and fam
lily are sptnding their vacation al
Glacier Park. DR.. A. T. Monroe OF
Kalispell has charge of DR.. Clark s
practice during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mikalson
and small son left Thursday for
Portland where they will make their
home. Mr. Mikalson and Norma
Betty and Marjorie are employed
in Portland.
Mrs. H. w. Freeland and children
and Mrs. Kenneth Curtiss are visit
ing Burgess brakes and Cory
Graves, respectively. They will re-
turn to Spokane Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Wagner of Havre re-
turned to Havre Monday after hav-
ing spent week with Miss Molly
Robertson.
Clara Belle Knott has accepted q
position where she will teach in
termediate grades and music.
Mrs. Cleary and Bill and Tom
Ambrose accompanied John Nesbo
to Shelby last Wednesday.
Grade school will start Septem-
Der instead of August 81. The new
Montana course Of study was re-
leased from the press August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Rusk and
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Poison are visiting at the Lewis Fet-
terly, ST., home. Mrs. Rusk will stay
for several weeks.
Mrs. Ethel Long, Mrs. Hunsinger,
and Mrs. Teel enjoyed cards with
Mrs. Mosby Friday evening.
Mrs. Bess Whaylan of San Fran
cisco is visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Sabin.
Sec. Lieutenant Robert Fetterly
has been moved from Camp Will
liams, Utah, to Fort Hauchaua,
Arizona.
Floyd Frosts are the parents of a
baby boy, born August IA.
Miss Rosey Gael returned to Lib
by Friday after visiting in Eureka
a few days last week.
Duane Johnson is visiting his
brother Clifford for few days be-
fore reporting for the army Au-
gust &C.
Joe Phillips of Flagstaff, B. c.,
was badly burned and came to the
hospital at Eureka for treatment
Fred Johnson went to Kalispell
Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Elliott Bjorneby, an old time
friend and jeweler at Kalispell. Mr.
Bjorneby was killed near Coram
Sunday while riding his bicycle.
Mrs. j. r. Buhmiller returned
Monday from Cut Bank where she
has been visiting her daughter
Miss Enid Buhmiller.
Don Beirly went to work at Bay
view August 3.
Frank Gary returned from Meta
line Falls Tuesday where he has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs
Oscar Wolfe and family.
Friends here received word that
Miss Shirley Fintcher who is at
tending Pullman is one of the high
est students in honor in her class
Shirley is taking course in chem
cial research and has also beer
working part time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bottorff re-
turned from Libby Saturday where
Mr.. Botorff has been getting Christ
mas tree stumpage. He expects tc
be called to the army presently
Miss Clara Belle Knott returned
to Eureka with them.
Maxine Broderick went to White
fish Thursday and returned Friday
! Fred Johnson returned from Kali
ispell Friday.
Ross Mckenzie is in the hospita
at Eureka as a result of severe bach
| Injuries.
Mr.. F. E. Sabin returned Frida,
from Glacier Park where he ha
spent the past week renewing ole
acquaintance.
Mrs. Frank Coombs spent severa
days of last week in Kalispell Wis
iting at the O'Fallon home. She re
turned Friday. Miss Pat O'Fanor
returned with her for a visit.
Miss Jean Hanson, niece of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Sabin left Tuesday
for her home in St. Paul. Miss Han
sen spent part of her vacation her,
and with her cousin, Mrs. Kenneth
GWynn at Calgary, Canada
Frank Salter spent Thursday il
Libby attending a draft board meet
ing.
D. A. Kennedy left Thursday 70
Spokane where he will transac
business.
Porky Amundson, a former resi-
dent of Eureka, arrived from Ia
coma Sunday to visit with his aun
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. LAYER
Startling.
Mrs. Byendell McWhorter re
turned Wednesday from Spokan
where she has been taking treat
ments.
Paul K. Church, Supervisor TO
the County Department of Publ
Il Welfare was a business visitor il
this locality Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Richardso
and grandson Tommy left the late
part of last week for Nenman lake
Wash. Mrs. Richardson will spen
the next two months with her hus
band who is employed on one Of tn
defense projects in that vicinit
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