The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22

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by the death of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Jacobson OF
Newport spent the weekend with
his sister, Mrs. Jacob Erie and fam.
lily. On Saturday P. Jacobson OF
Cando, NJ D., arrived and accom-
panied his son home for visit.
Mrs. Dorothy Shanahan of Kali
ispell spent Thursday here with her
family.
Mrs. Louis Johnson was here on
Thursday and sold her house to
Mrs. Anna Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Irwin and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Pack of Portland are spending their
vacation with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harding Irwin and other
relatives.
Earl Roose returned Thursday
from Chicago where he had gone
with two cars of community sheep.
Mr.. Roose reports excellent prices,
especially for old sheep which are,
used in making soup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Purdy accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Scher-
merhorn of Kalispell to Great Falls
for the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Don Grovae who are there on fur
Tough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell McKeen were
callers at the Fetterly' home recent
lily on their way to Spokane where
Mr.. McKeen is coach and science
teacher at Valleyford and Mrs. Nc
Keen is secretary at the Deaconess
School of Nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Fetterly left
Friday for Poison where they helped
their son, Lewis, pack household
goods preparatory to leaving for
Solt Lake City where he is to be in
government employ for time. The
Fetterlys then motored to Missoula
and returned home Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. w. S. Campbell leaves We'd
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watson OF
Havre spent Monday at the Tom
Boorman home,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J Van Loan Of
Occur d Alene visited Mrs. Var
Loans brother, Robert Green
Thursday. Mrs. Green accompanied
them home as far as Libby.
The Rev c. H. Davis and Merlir
Scott left Monday for elk hunting
in the South Fork
Mrs. Ray Dashiell spent last Weel
visiting relatives and friends II
Spokane.
FOUND-Key case with car key
on Glen Lake road. Owner may have
, same by paying for this ad from
ZIP. V. Morrison !
Geo. McGlenn, Frank Baney ant
Frank Coombs are at Sons of Res
this week hunting.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McGlenn ant
{ family were Sunday dinner guest
: at the r. L. Edmunds home at Stry
n ker.
. Jean Drake is now clerk for tn
= rationing board
I Mrs. Keith Pluid is now employs
at the telephone office.
/ D. A. Kennedy accompanied Mrs
. Nora Pomeroy to Kalispell Monday
: Buddy Fuller, youngest brothe
! of Mrs. Geo. Davis, is i'll with ty
:. phoid fever at Cranbrook
! H. B. Castle of Spokane is her
: loading out scrap. Three cars hav
: gone out to date Monday.
! Those who were fortunate to b
i listening in on the WhitWorth Char
: ell hour Sunday enjoyed hearin
e Everett Scott sing in a quartet an
har rnxynlnfag
!, an especially pleasing radio voice
s Mrs Mary Quirk and Tom lel
e Monday for Butte
> Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bung {
Butte are here on hunting tril
!. Mrs. Marie Mosby accompanie
/ Mr.. and Mrs Howard Brown as f.
! as Kalispell Sunday enroute to HI
4 Springs where she will spend a fe'
weeks.
a Mrs. Ivan Schermerhorn spent II
) past weekend in Whitefish.
e Mrs. Gordon Lyons is spendir
- several days in Kalispell.
# Mrs. Fred Rock spent the weel
9 end with her daughter, Mrs. w y
y Smith, at Rollins.
= Robert Reid is now at the Dav
> Cafe for the winter.
- W. A. Holder returned last wee
l. from Lenore, S. c., his old hon
= town.
3 Mrs. Walter Eskildson is he
e from Great Falls
~ Robert Eskildson is home for Il
% tree harvest.
n Floyd Reed is bar tending at Il
II Montana Hotel
- Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker al
IA family spent the weekend wi
as their parents Mr. and Mrs Ea
c Rhodes.
20 Mrs. Rose Madden of Rexford
spending few days with h
es daughter, Mrs Earl Rhodes
f. Miss Alvena Dionne is working
Of the Hofert office.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Johnson al
ne family of Libby called at the c.
C. Larsen home Sunday.
* Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Weydemey
of called here and in Fortine Sund
rs enroute to Libby after attends
It's the Grange convention in Whitefis
on Don't forget the Farm Tru
O. Registration, October 1924, at Az
office in Eureka, VOLTS Store