The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-03-05
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HAPPENINGS

Lots of old papers, l0c a bundle.
Call at this office. If
Miss Inez Ratekin made a bust
ness trip TO Troy Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Baney and son, Duke,
were Kalispell visitors Monday.
! Misunderstanding. papering and
ACCOMMODATIONS 2. 1t
Judge Dean King of Kahspell
held short session forN court in
Libby Friday.
Walter and Georgek Neils made a
business trip to MisSssla Tuesday
and returned to Libby Nat night.
Marshall Murray of Kalispell was
attending to professional business
in district court in Libby Friday.
R. C. |. P. A. Local No, So will
meet at the Legion Hall, Mar. IL at
7.30,-Leonard Sleizer. 1t
Miss Helen Halsey of Spokane
was here for the weekend visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Halsey.
Otto Nordstrom Of Kalispell was
in Libby Friday in connection with
his duties as probation officer of
this district.
Mrs. Delmar Huffman and small
daughter, Dorothy Ann. of Warland
visited last week in Libby with Mrs
John McRell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Lyon and
children arrived last week from
Lewiston. Ida. for visit with Mrs.
Lyons parents, MIR and Mrs. Floyd
Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Left Johnson and
little daughter. Reta, and Mrs. Nor
ris Adams and son, Dale, drove to
kalispel to spend the weekend
with relatives.
Mrs. VIM. J. Nelson returned to
Libby Saturday from Missoula
where she had been on a special
] assignment in connection with for
est service work.
The Friendly Club met at the
/ home of Mrs. Earl Winfree recently
and presented her with a gift from
the members because of her birth
day anniversary. Lovely refresh.
ments were served at tables deco.
rated in honor of George Washing
tons natal day.
Mr.. end Mrs C R. Mace passed
through Libby Saturday on theil
wav 10 their home in Standpoint
Ida. after having been called Z
Eureka by the serious illness Q
Mrs. Mace's father. ?. V. kEnke
They reported that MIR. klinke wa
very much improved at that time
Wednesday evening Libby Teach
RS basketball team defeated tn
l ibbv Independents, 81 to 49, an,
the freshmen defeated the JUNO
high team Fl to 10 Libby indie
ppendents plan to leave this week
= end for Missoula where they hav
: been invited to participate in tn
: A. A. u. tournament.
In a recent letter to his aun
Mrs. Gilbert St Marie, Earl Lowe
who is stationed at Ontario. Calf
in the California Aerial Academ,
states that he enjoys his work the1
and IS crazy about flying. After 81
weeks of training at the academ.
Earl was permitted solo flying an
now his flying periods are frs
uuently Of three and four hour
duration.
CLYDE Webb of Missoula was
Libby the last of the week to a
tend the father and son banqu
and also to look after forest SER
ice matters. Mr.. Webb is actir
regional forester of Region | viii
Major Evan Kelly is assigned to a.
other work, the supervising OF
project for the planting OF sever
thousand acres Of guayule plants
the southwest, for the productit
of rubber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Weidner al
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Thompson we
in Missoula from Friday evenil
until Sunday. While there they So
Mrs. Hal Hall of Idaho Falls, Id
who was in for the weekend VI
ting relatives. Mrs. Dexter ss5f1a
rette accompanied Mr.. and M
Weidner and Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
son as far as Missoula on her W
to Butte where she plans to vi
with her parents two weeks.
A number of Libby sportsmen
planning to 60 to Poison Saturd
night to attend meeting Of t
Lake County Sportsmen's associ
ton. This is an annual affair a
always calls out large attendan
of sportsmen from miles arour
James Harris, Jr., is planning to
tend and others will probably
Ed. Boyes, M. X. Kedzie and r
merous other nimrods from this 81
ton.