The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-05
EIIREKA NUGGETS


Mrs. Helen J. Denny and family
of Hawthorne, New, are visiting
Mrs. Denhy's father, Joe Tetrault,
at Trego.
Miss Enid Buhmiller, who has
been employed at Cut Bank for the
past two years, is now in the per-
sonnet department at the Naval Ex-
change Building in Seattle.
Miss Mary Lou OsFallon of Kalis-
pell was house guest at the Frank
/ Coombs home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. j. Pierce of
Kalispell are spending the sum-
mer on their place at the top of
Murray Hill
Miss Edna Lee Faw Of Billings
left last Wednesday after spending
week with her aunt, Mrs. Horace
Hudson.
Mrs. Dorothy Shanahan was up
from Kalispell Thursday for the
day with her children.
Mrs. R. r. Mcclure of ural spent
/ Sunday with her mother, Mrs Anna
Carpenter
Mrs. Orville Carpenter Of Chester
/ oP1iit oSFCldl doyo 1e4t iEtSiitiJ.
While here the purchase of the
Sans farm from Tom G. Quirk was
eliminated.
Mrs. Earl Olson Of Boulder, Colo,
left Monday for her home after
spending the past month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Leighty
Mr.. Leighty is slowly improving
from illness.
G. F. Dierman went TO Great
Falls this week to get small COM
bine which he delivered to Gus
Soldering.
The first ripe tomato to be picked
In this community to be reported so
far was one picked from the DER
man garden by ]. ]. Green This
has been followed by several others
from the same vines.
Miss Ramona Peltier returned
home Sunday night from several
weeks spent with relatives at west
points. She was accompanied b.
her sister, Betty. who is staying
for few weeks to recuperate from
a recent attack of appendicitis. Miss
Peltier works at Pasco and reports
it to have been as high as I25 there.
Joe Johnson is spending several
days this week with his cousin,
Billy Carruthers, at Trego.
Mrs. Frank Costich accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Schermerhorn
ito Kalispell on Tuesday and on Sat
urday she accompanied her hus-
band home.
Robert Osborn Of Seattle is
spending a weeks leave from de-
Tense work with his sister, Mrs.
Norman Hause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Miller of
Wapato, Wash, arrived Thursday
night as guests at the Robert Paul
home.
Robert Paul, Z. L. Benson and
Bernard, Dale Torrey and Laurel
Miller are spending week in the
Wolverine country.
There will be no Baptist Aid
during the month of August.
Mrs. Forest Knott is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Knott.
Word has been received here that
John Rhodes, who has been con-
fined in the Kalispell hospital for
several weeks due ito injuries suf-
fered when attacked by a bull, i
now improving and expects to leave
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens were
! Kalispell business visitors the fore
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gwynn anc
family returned to their home II
, Calgary Thursday.
F. E. Sabin was Spokane bust
ness visitor last week.
, Haying is about over in this com
munity. This has been the fines
year for haying in many, being
: both dry and hot with a brisk WING
much of the time.
Mrs. Kenneth Moen, clerk at Thu
AAA office, spent the week haying
Z S. S. Frost Of the same office spen
) a few days helping to put up ha.
!. on the home place.
With nine applications in TO
! pressure cookers and only six allot
. ted to our county, the pressur
\ cooker committee is called int
consultation for Thursday of TIN
! week.
F. P. Carey left Wednesday 0
: this week for Metaline Falls wher
! he will visit his daughter, Mrs
!. Oscar Wolf, and both granddaugh
= tiers.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Fuller AM
y family arrived from Anaconda +
I get their two sons who have bee
!. spending the summer here. The
! are guests at the Cliff Miller HON
: and will return about August 10.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bliss went t
Kalispell for an indefinite stay O
: Tuesday.
; Mrs. w. A. Holder and Jackie re
: turned last week from a visit j
Y Seattle.
= Lynn Workman left Tuesday fo
= medical examination at Libby
: Mrs. John Castleberry and chi
dren and Mrs. Pearl Bright went
: Gateway Thursday to call on Gre
= yer Anderson. Mr.. Anderson an
!. Mrs. Castleberry were childhoo
= schoolmates at Gateway.