The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-02-05
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Food sale Saturday, Feb. 7th. at
Variety Grocery-Sr w. S. c. f.
a marriage license was issued
FEB. 3rd to George P. jacobson and
Irene Gibbs of Boomers Ferry, Ida.
Rummage Sale. Tues. Feb 10.
community room. 9 a. m. to !. m.
Episcopal Guild 1t
Ed Woodruff and Ralph, Leonard
and Forrest Spencer drove. TO Spo-
kane Sunday and returned TO Lib
y Tuesday evening.
Darrell McGill is here visiting
IS mother, Mrs. Marvin Carter
] lie Consolidated Aircraft Co.
Orno D. Strong, of The New West
Trade. trade paper of Spokane,
was calling on Libby people Tues
day.
Miss Angela Hucnala returned
from Spokane Sunday after com
nleting an instructors course in
First Aid.
Word comes to Libby friends that
B. w. Brink is now in the army
at the officers training school at
Fl. Sill, Okla.
Miss Eleanor Rodgers, student at
Northwestern Business college in
Spokane. came home last Sunday to
stay here about a week recovering
from a bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Adams, for
mer Libby people were here from
Helena last week visiting with Mrs.
Harvey Carroll and with other
friends.
Kenneth Manicke left Monday af-
ternoon for Prinville, Ore, where
he will be employed in a creamery
This move is a promotion for Mr.
/ Manicke.
Libby friends of Alvin Olson and
| Adam Gorsik Of Hallock, Mimi,
were shocked to learn of the death
Of the two men IN an auto-truck
| collision near Hallockv last Friday
| IEsrrv Moe is leaving today for
| Portland, Gre. to attend an eyecu-
i've board meeting of the district
| aouncil of the Lumber and SaWmill
Workers Union. New officers will
be elected at this time.
| Those il charge aof- the Pioneer
dance 70 be held Friday evening
II the Moose hall wish to announce
that all those eligible to attend are
D come even if they did rot re-
neive inVitational cards
! Word has been received here that
Mr. and Mrs @. NJ Maize, with
heir three children and grand
daughter, expect to leave Salt Lake
| City Thursday morning and arrive
acre during the weekend.
| Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shaw Of Shell
| by, Ohio, were guests at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs, IT. r. Richards
from Thursday to Saturday while
on their way back to Ohio after
| visiting with relatives in Califor-
MIA.
| E. E. Jaqueth left Tuesday morn
ling for Butte to attend Chevrolet
meeting there. He was joined at
| Kalispell by M. +. Gould, Chevrolet
dealer. who also went to Butte for
the conference. Mr. Jaqueth is ex-
pected by Friday
When members Of the Order of
Rainbow for Girls hold their next
meeting Monday evening there will
be reading, White Cliffs Of Do
YER by Margaret Hellweg end q
one-act play presented by the Lib
by Little Theatre club.
Mrs. Gordon T. Cornell enter
tanned the Fortnightly club at her
home Thursday evening. High score
honors in bridge went to Mrs
Wayne Shanahan and low went tc
Mrs c. v Manion Mrs. George
Duvendack received guest prize.
Clarence Karnes arrived in Lib.
by last Thursday from Bakersfield
/ Calf. where he has been employed
for the past few years. He expects
to visit here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. r. Karnes, for time
and then will attempt to enlist il
the u. S. air corps
Visiting Mrs. Leonard Sleizer i
her sister, Mrs Harold Torgersor
of Spokane who came here last Fri
day with her husband, Lieut.. Tor
gerson. Lieut.. Torgerson went on tx
Philadelphia and Mrs. Torgersor
expects to stay here until She re
ceives word from her husband.
Montana State highway patro
reports Chuck Challinor struck
doe on the highway west Of LIB.
Sunday morning about thre
O'Clock His car was damaged bu
no one was injured 1t is said tn
4 doe was struck so forcefully as t
throw her off the road without leav
ing any tracks
Mrs. Charles Haschke and Mis-
Larson we're joint hostesses to TIL
Pla-Mor pinochle club at Mr.:
Haschkes home Monday evening
The valentine motif was carried on
in tally cards and other arrange
ments. High prize went to MIR.
Marshall Warrington and low |
Mrs. Guy McComas.
Mrs. Merrill Tester was hostes
to the Forestry Ladies when ths
group met at her home Monda
evening in regular session and ais
in honor of Mrs. Sidney Peterso
who is leaving soon. Mrs, Peterso