The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-22

playing golf with friends.
Burton Baker left Friday TO
spend few days in Spokane. Later
he expected to visit in Missoula. lie
expects to be called into the army
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Decker have
recently moved from Troy to their
ranch on Getner creek. He has
been working at Troy for the j.
Neils Co.
Mrs w. H. Bessey was here from
Kellogg, Ida, this week, and was
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest De Rosia. She came to close
the sale of her house here TO Bud
DunWoodie.
One of the numerous real estate
deals of the past week was the sale
of the Leonard Mckay place on
Libby creek to r. N. Whitefield.
Mr. Mckay decided to sell his fine
place because of falling health
Mr.. and Mrs Helmer Hansen are
in Libby this week from Blackfoot
to visit Mr.. Hansens parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Hensen. They
came so as to meet Mr. Hansen s
brother, Lieut.. Robert Hansen, who
was home from the east on fur
Tough.
W. r. Kienitz arrived in Libby
today from Honolulu for a visit
with his daughters and their fam
lilies, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. AgatheI
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neils
and to renew acquaintance with
many Libby friends. He expects to
be here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Leach and lit
tie daughter, Karen, drove to Kali
ispell Saturday to visit relatives
They were accompanied by Mrs
Dexter Shaurette and baby sor
who went on from there by bus
for a visit with her parents al
Butte.
Gordon D. Dahl, a chief petty
officer with the navy, arrived hero
last week to spend 20-day fur
Tough with his wife. She has beef
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
4 H. B. Wallace. Mr.. Dahl expect:
to be ordered to sea upon his re
turn to the base at San Pedro
Calf
] The patch test for tuberculosis!
was given to members of the fresh
men and senior classes and trans
fer students of the high school
Miss Angela Huchala, the schoo
nurse, gave the tests Monday AMI
J DR.. c. j. Martin will read the test:
Friday morning, the 23rd at tht
high school building.
/ Mrs. A. E. Brunette returned las
Thursday from Hanford, Calf
where she had spent the white
with her husband who is employee,
there as an engineer maintaining az
air field. He expects to be there
during the duration Mrs. Brunette
says she did not like California a
/ all and was more than glad to &c
back to Montana.
Sergeant Fred Metzger, who ha
been home on furlough, left during
the week for marine base il
southern California. His term o
enlistment will be up May /, h,
having served six years, but h,
plans to enlist for another fou
years, when he expects to be sen
into northern district. He ha
been serving in the south Pacifi
for a number of years.
Bill McGrew was here over III,
weekend to visit his father. c r
McGrew, and other relatives. III
left for Helena to spend a coupl
of weeks there in training and vii
then finish training in New Yorl
City. Afterwards he has been as
sured position as mechanic WIT
the United States Air Lines, po
sition that, it is said, will TAX
him all over the world
A letter from Mrs. Boz Reid
from Seattle, says that Mr. Reit
is working as a ship filter at Todd
shipyard and I'VE like it here quit
well but plan to return to Montan
in the future. We miss our friends
People are too busy here to be
come acquainted" She added, wv
certainly enjoy the paper and pas
it on among the few Libby an,
Troy people we have contacted s.
we all get glimpse of Montana"
The members of the Double Tel
pinochle club were entertained b,