The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-06-11
| LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Miss 10 Anne Manion Of Kalispell
is here visiting Miss Wanda Mou
rar.
Mrs. Inez Edison Bigg of New
York is here visiting Mrs Thos.
Fleetwood.
DR. F. H. Keller of Kalispell, OPP
tometrist, was a professional caller
in Libby Wednesday.
Miss Borghild Rolseth went to
Mrs. Bud McCallum.
Mrs. A. M. Frost of Eureka is in
Libby this week visiting at the /
Fred hampton home.
Sam Mathis and three children
of Glendive are in Libby this week T
visiting with his sister, Mrs |. G.
Ronning and family.
Bill West came home during the
week from Shelby where he has
been principal of he hi..i school
during the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warner
moved to Cololala, Ida, Sunday.
Mr.. Warner is employed on the big
Ferd Boothman, former manager
of the Mint, has now transferred
the management to Sylvester Hiner
and Thomas Bernstein.
George Mourar, state highway
patrolman now stationed at division
headquarters in Missoula, was IN
town over the weekend.
Mrs. Charles Hovey is here from
Everett, Wash, for a visit with
her daughter and son-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs Gleason Pitcher.
Kenneth and Katherine Neils re-
turned from Pullman, Wash, Fri
day, where they had been attend
ing Washington State College.
Shirley Baenen, daughter of Mrs.
Mabel Baenen, left Sunday for Spo
kane for visit with her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Austin
Miss Nancy Bocklar returned
Sunday from Redfield, S. D., with
Mr.. and Mrs. Barkee. She will
spend her summer vacation here.
Tom Kitley left last Thursday for
Portland, Ore, where he enlisted
in the marines. He is now at the
marines base at San Diego Calf
Mrs. Leo Cloutier and Mrs. L. d.
Hampton arrived home Tuesday
from Shelton, Wash, where they had
visited at the home of Mrs. Lamp
tons parents
Kenneth Brown left Saturday
night for Spokane where he was
sworn into the navy on Sunday. He
will 60 from there to San Diego
Calf
Ellen Stuhlreiter returned te
Billings Sunday where she will re,
sumo studies at the summer session
of the Eastern Montana Norma
school
, w. G. Seims drove to Pullman
Wash, last week to get his son
: Bill, who had completed his firs'
year as student in Washington
State College.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fowler recent
ly moved to Peshastin, Wash, where
Mr.. Fowler is now employed. They
had been residents of Libby for tht
past q years
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Christie arr
over from Great Falls for few
Il days visit with Mr.. Christle's moth
| err Mrs. Anne Christie, and will
| other relatives.
Hostess to the members of tn,
| Bridge Workers club last Thurs
| day afternoon was Mrs. J. A. Krall
| the ladies spending pleasant after
noon at contract. High score priz
| went to Mrs. Ray Rice and Mrs. II
| r. Richards was presented with
guest prize,
The Helphrey Motor Freight ha
4 appointed new local agent TO
III Libby, the Libby Transfer, Waite
i Kemp, Prop Their former agen
HI Gale Weidner, has accepted cleri
cal position with the J. Neils log
Ill cling camp at Warland. Read thei
Il announcement elsewhere
It'll Elizabeth Oneaf returned Frida
from Dillon, where she has been al
ALL tending State Teachers College, |
ALI spend the summer at her ranc
Il i home south of town. In Anacond
Il she saw the Graham Caldwell fam
aI lily, formerly of the fish hatcher,
3I Caldwell is working as chemist
aI Anaconda.
all Mr.. and Mrs. Lief Johnson an
1 little daughter returned to LIB
1 last week and Mr. johnson has RI
I'LL sumed his employment in the o
Ill flee of the j. Neils Lumber G
Ill after an absence of several weel
I'LL caused by i'll health Friends wi
Hi be glad to know that he has full
I'LL recovered.
All Eight ladies joined in a pleasal
iii affair Tuesday night honoring I'll
H1 birthday of Mrs. r. r. Vedman, Il
iii party being held at Mrs. Veldman
HI lovely home. The affair opens
iii with a dinner, followed by an G.
It'll ening of contract in which everyoi
MI won prize. Mrs. Veldman w
III the recipient of a number of love
iii gifts.
MI Claude Brist, brother of MI
H William Hafferman, left Thursd;
III for Baltimore, Md, where he w
III be employed with the Martin Bonn
Al er airplane factory. Claude h;
all benn employed at The Cables