The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-19

am Tree TO lake hour work and
care of children.-Mrs. M. Pomeroy.
1t
Mrs. Marland Adkins spent the
weekend in Spokane.
Senior w S c. S. food sale at
Variety Grocery Mar. 81. 1t
Week lend visitors in Spokane
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sill Sacco.
r. H. kirkpatrick of kirkpatrick
Pros. of .kalispell was in Libby
Wednesday.
Almer Fieseth left Sunday for
Froid. Mont, to visit his parents
before going into the army.
Miss Borghild Rolseth of Kali
ispell was here over the weekend
TO visit her brother, Odin Rolseth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Geringer and
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Smith and son,
Dale, went to Kalispell Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Nelson had
as their guest Thursday, Mrs.
Charles Hubacher of Kalispell,
mother of Mrs. Nelson.
E. f. Jaqueth left Wednesday for
Great Falls via Kalispell where he
was joined by M. F. Gould Mr.
Jaqueth planned to return Friday.
Ranger Sam Larson and Mrs. Lar
son are parents of an eight-pound
boy born Friday in a Missoula hos
pital Mr. Larson is ranger of the
Fortine district.
Are you going TO remodel or re-
pair your home this spring? You
won't need much money, pay one
third down and the balance in Il
monthly payments.-A. B. Simon. 1t
Mr. and Mrs. Roy SIGHTING left
Saturday for Cloverdale. Ind. where
they will make their future home
Mr.. SIGHTING has secured possession
of $40 acre farm in that rich ag-
ricultural district and goes back TO
take up farm life.
Mrs. Perez Baker entertained a
number of friends at her home
Tuesday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary of her moth
er. Mrs Mary Hargreaves. There
was a birthday cake and guests
played bridge informally.
Six auto loads of Libby persons
went to Kalispell Friday to at
tend a young peoples meeting of
the Pcntecostal church. They were
ACCOMPANIED by the Rev F. A. Dali
ton who took part in the Kalispell
services. Speaker for the evening
was Helen Munson leader of the
Eureka Pentecostal church
This weekend Spring will ar
rive officially and with Spring
names seed huving time Ever
thing vou could possibly want in
flower and vegetable seeds is to be
found at Jaaueth & Charnholm's 1t
Dexter .Shaurette left Saturday
for Butte whore he will Join Mrs.
Shaurctte who has been visiting for
the last two weeks with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Eames. Mr.
Shaurette, who injured one foot last
week in an accident at the mill
end is unable to work for several
weeks, will remain in Butte for q
visit.
Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe and Walter
Neils carried off high score honors
and Mrs. Walter Neils and w. E.
Dexter got low scores at a meet
ing of the Double Ten ninochle club
Saturday night when Mr.. and Mrs.
George Neils entertained the group
a pleasant evening was the unan-
imous judgment of everyone pres
ent.
Mrs. Harry S. Brinton entertained
the Octet Dinner Bridge club al
her home Thursday evening. Fol-
lowing the dinner at $50, guests
PLAYED cards with high honors going
to Mrs. George Botchek and low to
Mrs. Fred GooselaW. Decorations
for the dinner table carried out a
St Patrick's day theme and score
cards were also in keeping with
the ST. Patrick's motif.
Mrs. Oscar Field entertained at a
family dinner Sunday afternoon at
300 o'clock in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ramlo. neWlyweds from
/ Bend. Ore, spending their honey
moon here. Other guests were
ctel AdIlilo. hnuIcW hdIfilO, MI.
! and Mrs. Pete Ramlo. Jr.. Mr.. and
7 Mrs. Chris RamIo and Mrs. Robert
j Fraser and daughter Judy. Mr..
and Mrs. John Ramlo were mar
ried last Thursday at Bend
Mrs. M R. Peters, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Olson, arrived
in Libby Friday from her home at
San Mateo. Calf, with her two
children. They were accompanied
by Don Olson who went to San Ma
teo more than two weeks ago to be
with his sister after she had re-
ceived official notice from the Mat
son Company that the Malama
ship Of which Peters was captain
was considered lost When last
heard from in early December, Pet
ers was in the Hawaiian area.