The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-08

will help his father run the farm.
Mrs. Nora b. Pomeroy returned
last week from Ithica, N. Y.
Announcements of the birth of
daughter, Victoria Anne, to Ensign
and Mrs. A. v. Peterson, former
residents, have been received by
friends here.
| Announcement of the birth of
daughter, Ella Jaletia, to 1t. and
Mrs. Hal Singer on March Is has
been received Mrs. Singer is the
former Dorothy Teel.
Berenice Zufelt Clover, super
visor of the young peoples organ
izations in the Northwestern states,
for the Latter Day Saints church,
stopped in Eureka for few days
on her way to Yakima, Wash. Mrs.
Colver, who has been making tour
of Montana and Idaho in the inter
est of her work, now resides at
Bend, Ore. She formerly lived here
and attended school here. Mrs. Col
yer was house guest at the c. B.
Graves home and was entertained
by Mrs. Frank Thomas also.
Mrs. Kenneth Curtis spent the
weekend at Moses Lake, Wash.
Mrs. Billy Elliott arrived Thurs
day from Tacoma for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. P.
Schermerhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
daughter, Anita Marie. born on
March 28 in Whitefish. The Stevens
have four little sons also who well
come the new sister.
MFR. and Mrs. Earl Rhodes spent
last weekend in Whitefish well
coming their new granddaughter.
Mrs. Dell Pike and grandchildren
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Larsen of Libby to Kalispell ON
Thursday. Mr. Larsen went on to
Butte for examination for enlist
ment in the marines. On Sunday
they returned to their respective
homes.
Miss B. Teggert spent the week
end in Seattle.
i Mrs Marie Mosby went to kalis-
pell Thursday for few days visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Buhmiller visited the
Kalispell Unit of the Legion Auxil-
larry on Friday evening, acting in
the capacity Of her office as dis
trict president
DR.. c. B. Hamilton spent last
week in Kalspell. He reports Mrs
Hamilton much improved.
The Eureka Lodge of Masons will
initiate first and third degrees or
Thursday evening with a lunch fol
lowing.
Miss Jean Thompson of Spokane
spent Saturday evening at the home
of her aunt Mrs. L. W. Fetterly
Miss Thompson has been accepted
! in the marines.
Clark Ellis is home from Libby
for the week.
FOR Household furnish.
J ings at once. Mrs. Jack Hebisen. i
Mrs. Jennie Campbell Bennett is
working night shift at the telephone
office.
The c. w. Torrey family have
moved to Rexford.
The Rev. T. Walter Greer re
turned Saturday from Gordon, Neb.
where he took part in reviva
meeting. On the same evening hi
: left for Kalispell to hold two
weeks series of meetings at The
church of God.
Miss Sue Cauble has moved t.
Priest River, Ida, to join her par
: ents, who were recently transferred
there.
a Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reich have
rented the Lyle Douglas ranch TO
. the summer.
4 c. H. Belmont and Alex Donald
2 son left Tuesday for Libby as wit
G nesses at a citizenship hearing.
Y FOR SALE-Timothy hay ST.
per ton at the ranch,-X Bernhard
7 Chas. Pluid came home Frida.
q from Boomers Ferry to visit hi
2 brother, Keith, who was home Of
: furlough.
Y Mrs. Keith Pluid left Saturday TO
! Spokane to visit her sisters.
Bun Knots arrived Monday ev
3 ening from Portland where she ha
y been working in the Kaiser ship
G yards.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Cool an
n family have arrived from nea
Shelby and taken possession of tn
Jerry Filiatreau ranch which the
purchased recently. Mr.. and Mr.
G Filiatreau have purchased the Pei
e ry Smith house on Riverside an
.. will make their home there.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Gilbert an
IS baby arrived Sunday to spend tn
a. summer here.
4, The huge banks of snow piled U
l. last winter by the street grade
have almost disappeared, roads al
10 drying up in record time due
e moisture going into ground
ot quickly and yard and garden clea
l. up work is in progress.
m NOTICE-Anyone wanting ga
ID dens pIoWed, leave orders with Am
Swing.-Will Cole.
m Mrs. Fred Knott returned la
< week from visit in California.
Ie Miss Aurea Schuck arrived hon