The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-11

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cour, Mont. were in town shopping
Monday.
Ray E. Westover of the Yak dis
trict was a business visitor in Lib
by Friday.
Miss Miriam Gooselaw has accept
ed. position in the office of the ].
Neils Lumber Co.
Mrs. Maud Nelson and Mrs. Claus
Detjens returned Saturday from a
few days spent in Spokane.
Ed Brandt of Spokane was IN
Libby the latter part of the week
attending to business and visiting
friends.
Mrs. Glen Oneal has been plan
ming to spend short time soon Wis
iting her daughter, who is teaching
at Fortine.
Mrs. A. A. Wood left for Portland,
Ore, Sunday evening, called there
by the death of Nancy Thorp, a
niece of Mr.. Wood.
Mrs. Joseph Reck of Corvallis,
Mont, is visiting her father, Jack
Oliver. and a sister, Mrs. Byron
Olinger in Libby this week.
L. F. Vinal of Missoula, and
daughter, Mrs. Larry Owens, of Los
i Angeles, Calf, were house guests
OF Mrs. Alice Farris Monday night.
Milton Slauson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Slauson, arrived Sunday
from Fort Pickett, Va, to spend a
weeks furlough at home Slauson
is with the Medical Corps.
Mrs. Susan Carleton returned Fri
day evening from some time spent
visiting relatives and friends at the
old home at Shakopee, Mimi, and
in St Paul and Minneapolis
Mrs Mabel Baenen returned
Tuesday from a two weeks visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Darlington, at Conrad, Mont, She
also visited relatives in Helena
Miss Marion Thompson, niece OF
Mrs. Dick Powell, was a guest al
that home Saturday and Sunday
Miss Thompson, who is employed ir
Washington, D. c., visited her father
at Rexford, before coming here.
Wanted-More men to work ir
the logging industry Choker Set
tiers and SaWyers. Steady work
good wages. Certificate of Avail
ability required from essential wal
workers. Call or write Elmer t
SWitzer. Libby, Montana. Neils
Lumber company. 24-2T
Ross Swarens arrived in the city
Sunday Ito spend week as one Of
the operators at the G. N. depot
Station Agent Boyes is taking {
week off, Chas. Oertel is filling hi.
position, and Swarens takes Oerteps
work
Pvt. Darel Beers, who has com
: pleted his basic training at Camp
Roberts, Calf, left Wednesday af
ter short visit with his wife, Mrs
d. Beers, and his mother, Mrs. jim
Phegley
Cpl Joe Myers arrived home
Sunday for four-day visit with hi!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H
Myers, and other relatives anc
friends. Cpl. Myers is stationed a
Camp Carson, Colo, where he ha
been for over a year
w. A. Kakuschke Of the Warlanc
. district, left Sunday for Fairchilds
Wis, to visit sister and other rel
/ atives. Mr.. Kakuschke has not beer
feeling very well of late and hope
to be benefited by the rest from
work. He plans to be gone coupl
of months.
( w. J. Farris, (BilD of the U. S
c. A. P. Arplane Service, Seattle
J and Carl Schermer, of the Scherme
Flying Field, Spokane, were Dime
guests at the home of Mr.. Farris
mother, Mrs Alice Farris, and Wer
visiting other friends in Libby
Monday evening.
. Sgt. Gordon Slauson, son OF MI
; and Mrs. <. M. Slauson, of Jen
nings, and Raymond Carlson, son 0
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carlson Of Lib
by, arrived Monday evening from
.. Camp Beale, Calf. They plan o.
getting little hunting before the.
leave again today.