The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-11-19

bandages was given by Clara Brock,
chairman Of the H. E. O's First Aid
work. After the meeting was adj
journed, delicious lunch was served
and the ladies went home rejoicing
over the progress made that day
Eureka Nuggets
The M. E. Aid will hold their
apron sale on Saturday, December
IL, at the Lyle Douglas store.
Mrs. Walter Carpenter accompan-
led Mrs. Geo. Shea to Spokane for
the weekend. i
FOR SALE-Dressed hens, Csc,
springers, 35c.-Mrs.. Ray Dashiell.
It
Mrs. E. 7. Dickinson and Pamila
returned Wednesday from Spokane
where they visited relatives.
List your houses for sale or rent
with Frank L. Salter, Bonded Real
Estate Dealer. 26-27
Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Allen and
family are now in Livermore,
Calf. Mrs. Allen is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Green.
Mrs. Dorothy Shanahan spent a
day at home last week from Kali
ispell.
Fryers-Old hens and geese, alive
or dressed.-Joe Terpstra. 1t
MIR. and Mrs. Archie McGlenn of
Kalispell spent a day at their Glen
Lake home hunting last week.
| Orvin Anderson of Spokane spent
Saturday at the Joe Terpstra home.
| Bill Minteer of Havre returned
to his home after week with his
mother, Mrs. Emma Minteer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hanson of SEQ
hey and party spent several days
Fl at their Glen Lake home hunting.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gilbert of the
coast arrived Saturday for a visit
with the w. E. Gilbert family
| Mrs. Fred Hoffman and Diana of
Bozeman arrived Friday and Mr..
and Mrs. Max Harvey and Marie of
] Lewistown arrived Saturday for a
visit with home folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Harvey returned Sunday.
FOR SALE-Running gears of
wide tread wagon; good condition.
See Mrs. Minnie McMurdo. 1t
VIM. Badgley's truck stalled on
the railroad tracks Saturday while
freight was switching. The freight
ran into the truck tearing Oft new
spare tire and cutting it up and
damaging the car some. No one
was hurt.
The regular Townsend meeting
was held at the Dell Pike home
Saturday The next meeting on
November 81 will be social and
will also be held at the Pike home:
The Rev. Tom Allen of Kalispell
was house guest at the P. ". Morrl-
son home and hunting companion
of Mr.. Morrison Thursday.
T. H. White of Stryker was called
to Texas by the serious illness OF
his brother, Walter, who had gone
there some time ago because OF III
health in the hope the change OF
climate would prove beneficial.
4 Lyle Schermerhorn spent the
week at home before going to Olney
to work.
Rudy Peck is home on sick leave
from his duties on the railroad.
| LOST-Hand knit, black, sleeve
less sweater.-Jo ohm Gibbons. II
Mrs. Robt Triplett, nee Alice
Mikalson arrived Monday from Sc.
attic. .
Mrs. P. v. Morrison, Mrs, T. A
4 Riley and Miss Thelma Morrison
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w
Fetterly to Kalispell on Tuesday.
+ Mrs. A. A. Purdy and Myrna lef
Friday for Spokane to see the newly
arrived little Miss Sloan.
d. A. Kennedy is spending tn,
week in Spokane.
c. F. Dierman accompanied Gem
Fleming home for Sunday from
BayvieW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garold Kjelstrul
of Glasgow arrived Friday for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin
Scott before Mr.. Kjelstrup leave
, for the army.
{ Fred Knott left for Farragu
} training station after spending fey
days at home, called here due +
S the illness of Mrs. Knott.
The War Mothers held thei
: meeting with Mrs Title Porter 0
! Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Boorman and daughte
returned Tuesday from Conra
where she had attended the funers
Of her brother, John Banner.
i Mrs. May Keith of Fortine LEI
: Tuesday for Havre to visit ne
n daughter.
! Modern house for sale; price an
o terms reasOnabfe-Frank l.. Salte
d Bonded Real Estate Dealer. 26-S
). The Perry Brothers of Terriau
- Meadows ppjoyed q visit from ty