The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-26
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

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f. ]. Driear made a trip to Kalis-
pell Wednesday,
Circle B Food Sale Saturday af-
ternoon at Variety Store. 1t
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dunn were
visitors in Spokane last week.
State Highway Patrolman Francis
Toombs was in Libby Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Gilchrist of
Warland were in town Wednesday.
Charles Powell. formerly ranger
At The Libby station left Tuesday
for his new ranger station post at
Moscow, Idaho.
Patrolman George Mourar re-
turned to Libby Tuesday from Mis-
osula where he had been for
week attending an F. B. l. school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller left
Friday night for Spokane for few
DAYS in the city. Mr. Miller going
to take part in the bowling tourna-
ment
Mrs. Ned Joughin returned Sun
day from San Francisco where she
had been visiting since Christmas
with her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Burroughs.
For Sale-l94l Chevroles pickup.
Good as new. Price ST75.00. Terms.
Standard Motors. 1t
Emmett Ostroot was a visitor in
Libby Friday looking after bust
ness matters and visiting with his
sister and brother-in-laW, Mr. and
Mrs John FINLAND
Frank Decker was looking after
business matters in Libby Friday.
coming up from Troy. He planned
to leave last Saturday TO take the
baths at Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klehm had
as dinner guests Monday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Powell, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Hiding and Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Duvendack.
Lamar Rowland left Wednesday
on the Empire Builder for New
York where he will resume hi.
work with N. B. c. at Radio City
Enroute, he plans to visit with rela
tives in Iowa.
Here for a two weeks visit witt
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Kammeyer, is Mrs. Dale Shell
don Of Billings with her two small
children, Barbara and Faith. Mrs
Sheldon came Sunday.
Members Of the Girl Scouts me
Wednesday night at the Communi.
tv Room with their leader Mrs
: Paul Evans On Saturday the Cir
Scouts had tea for their mother
al the home of Mrs. Sherman Noel
Gordon Cornell, Ray Hiding AM
Leslie Leigh went to Sylvanite AM
! Upper Ford ranger station thl
! week to move Mr.. Hilding's prop
: erty from Upper Ford to Sylvanit
: where he is to be now stationed
! For sale-194l Ford coupe, onl
$500 miles. Like new A bargain
Z Standard Motors.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Shaurett
! returned to Libby Tuesday nigh
from Butte where Mrs. Shaurett
had visited for almost month wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. !
!, Eames. Mr.. Shaurette had visite
; there for about a week.
! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cornell
7 their daughter, Mrs. E. W. Jeffer
and little son, Jay, and Dick Ricf
ards drove to Missoula Sunday. Mr.
Jeffrey and son went on to the
home at DeadWood, S. D., and NJ
and Mrs. Cornell returned to Lii
by Monday.
t. This office is in receipt of pull
3 lication, THE Manion Marketeer
8 published in Kalispell and put o.
a by c. v. Manion Of Libby and Ka
N ispell. The publication is tw
page mimeographed affair ar
gives news and information regar
ing farm machinery, tires ar
=, !; trucks.
% Libby matrons who accompani'
20 their husbands on Libby boWlil
- teams to the tournament in Spokal
= last weekend included Mrs. TO
= Jewell, Mrs. Hugh Hennessy, Nj
Bill Simon, Mrs. Mac Petrusha, MI
It. Andy Johnson, Mrs. Darrell Sha
70 rette, Mrs. Ernie Eggerts and NJ,
l6 Oscar Titman. Mrs. Harold Mill
"a went in by train Friday and
81 turned here Tuesday.
Mrs. J. F. McCully was honor
Y. last Friday when members OF 6
70 Gle A of the Presbyterian chur
20 presented her farewell gift at
- meeting in the home Of Mrs. II.
"a McDougall. Mrs. Sam Ratek
% reading an original poem in q
probation of Mrs. McCully, ma
i the presentation of the gift Befe
ii the serving of a potluck lunch, M
16 Ratekin conducted missiona
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