The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-02
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

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1929
Paul Brieker of Kalispell spent
couple of days in Libby this week.
Reverend and Mrs. Fred Dalton
went to Kalispell Tuesday, return
ing the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Thorn and son,
Gary, spent Thanksgiving visiting
Mrs. Thom's people in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Baenen and
Mrs. McTaggert were business call
ers in Kalispell last weekend.
Mark Maggarud left for Water
town, s. D., Wednesday, called
there by the illness of brother.
The Catholic ladies will give an
apron and food sale at the Variety
Grocery on Saturday, Dec. IL. 1928
Paul Church, accompanied by his
secretary. Mildred Buck, was in Eu-
reka transacting business the mid
die of the week
Austin E. Fraser is expected to
arrive Saturday to spend fur
Tough with relatives here. He has
been at Camp Berkeley, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reedy and
daughter, Mrs. Frank Wood, spent
Thanksgiving visiting Mr. and Mrs.
w. w Whitcomb at Boomers Ferry.
Mrs. Jessie Fagerberg returned
the latter part of the week from
Billings Mont, where she had been
visiting her husband, o. E. Eager
berg.
Andrew Zercky of Troy, G. N.
employee whose duties call him
along the line from Troy to Havre,
was business visitor in Libby
Tuesday.
Gordon A. Ferguson, T. M &c,
has been transferred from San
Francisco to the Advanced Torpedo
School, u. S. Torpedo Station, New
port, r. l.
Miss Wilma Stearns returned to
Eureka Friday after spending
Thanksgiving at the Stuhlreiter
home. She was also a guest of Miss
Vivian Wegner.
E Miss Peggy Stuhlreiter, accom-
panied by Miss Laura Mattson, was
home for Thanksgiving. They re-
turned Sunday to Poison where they
both are teaching.
|. L. Ballard left Tuesday for his
home in Pueblo, Colo, after a two
months visit with his son-in-laW
daughter, and grandson, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Russell Collier and Russell, Jr
DR.. H. D. Higgins, of Kalispell
Montana, announces that beginning
December LIST, he will see patient:
by appointment only. Appointment.
can be made by calling 81 or BY
writing. 26-2t
Mrs. P. 0. Larsen returned Fri
day from several weeks spent Wis
ting her sons and families in south
ern California. She brings the new
that daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Larsen on Novem
Der |.
News comes to Libby relative
that Pete Larsen, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. P. O. Larsen of this city, ha
recently been promoted to the ranl
of corporal. He is with the arme,
forces and is stationed at Sal
Diego.
e. j. Barkee left on Nov "a 70
Napoleon, N d., called by the new
that his aged mother was not ex
pected to live. She passed away o.
Nov rs and was in the early 80's a
her death The body was taken t
Iowa for burial by the side of he
husband who passed away fey
months ago.
Tech. S/Sgt. John Volt and Mr.!
| Wolff, the former Josephine Syver
son, arrived from Los Angelo.
Calf, last Friday for visit wit
friends and relatives. Sgt Volt
expects to leave December for
new assignment in Utah. Mrs Volt
will stay in Libby for three or fou
weeks before joining her husband
Russell Peterson, son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Ernest Peterson of this place
arrived home Tuesday for IA da
| furlough, upon completion OF h.
preliminary training at Farragt
Naval Training base. If there shout
be vacancy, Peterson will have tn
opportunity of enrolling in som
course; otherwise, he expects to b