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


Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Christison to
KaIspell last week and will stay
with them while they are settling
in their new home.
Mrs. Manley Matchett and Mrs.
Byron Olson drove to Standpoint
Saturday and were accompanied
home by Mr.. Olson for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs Grin Farr were in
town last week looking up house
for Mrs. Farr and children to live
in while Mr.. Farr is in the service.
Frank Costich returned home
Sunday from Darby for short va
cation before seeking employment
elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs v. A. Peltier, Jim
my Mrs. Cora Waller and Miss Ger
trude Dumbolton motored to Pleas
ant Valley Sunday for the day with
Mrs. Mabel Belts.
Mrs. James Jorgenson and grand
daughter of Kalispell, Mrs Arthur
Bake of Whitefish, Mrs. F. Coombs,
Mrs. Dode Beman and Mrs. Jack He
bisen and family, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. L. A. Riley.
L. A. Riley bought back evidence
of good fishing on a recent trip
to the North Fork.
Mrs. Jack Hebisen and children
returned Saturday from Standpoint
where they had spent the past
month with Mr. Hebisen.
Miss Patty Crowley of Chicago
arrived for a visit at the Montana
Hotel before entering the Univer-
sity of Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kampfe were
called to Galen last week due to
the sudden serious condition of their
daughter, Darlene. Mrs. Kampfe
will stay with her daughter until
her condition improves.
Jimmy Harris arrived Monday for
a short visit with old friends. Mrs.
Harris is employed at the Boeing
Company at Seattle.
Mrs. Ella Wilson and Mrs. Nora
Miner accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd HarWood to KalispelI recently
and from there they will 60 to
Stanford.
Word has been received of the
arrival of another son on August
8 at the Paul Goss home at Column
bus.
Mrs. Anna Teel returned Sunday
from Whitefish. Mrs. Carl West
and Mrs. c. w. Hamilton accom-.
panied her here for the day.
Tom Shelley returned home Sun
day from Helena where he had beer
called in for a check up at the
Veterans Hospital. Mr.. Shelley re
ceived an O. K. and reports thai
the hospital is kept full of injuree
men who are in parachute training
| there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Carey an5
son Of Kalispell spent the weekend
, here.
Jack Oliver and Mrs Ruth Bon
ner and children of ShaWmut ar
guests at the VIM. Snyder home.
The Rev. Jas. A. Kelly of French
| town was house guest at the VIM
Snyder home last week few days
) Miss Clarabelle Knott left Fri
/ day for Paradise where she vii
teach this year.
! Miss Violet Bergette returned
home Saturday from PORTLAND
]. where she worked this summer
: Violet had the misfortune to ex
change suitcases with someone il
). Spokane and is minus a new Goa
/, and many other articles while tn
: bag she got contains clothing for
6 child
4 Mrs. Lewis Fetterly and childre
j. of Poison came up Friday for fey
days. Mrs. Fetterly went on to Libb
leaving the children with thei
grandparents here.
Mrs. Ethel Long, Mrs. Gala Ram
low and the Rusk and Fetterly fam
n lilies enjoyed a picnic Sunday {
s Spring Creek.
!. Joe Peltier received long dis
: lance call from Leo who was
q Boston recently and is now depar'
u ed for an unknown destination. M
y Peltier was disappointed in tn;
: the call was not satisfactory in bt
4 ing able to talk to Leo
l. Mrs. Foster Hendrickson ar
81 Catherine of Missoula spent sever
= days this week with relatives her
! MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hendricksc
4 of Libby spent Sunday here.
n The Rev. w. L. Greer accompal