The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-07-01

They are living IN the lpdI lineh'
house managed by Mrs. Culver, sn
old time former resident of Eu-
reka. The Robertsons appreciate
most the home flowers, the sun
shine, and the taste of Montana
beef.
Henry Yoppe has taken his sheep
east of the mountains to near Ola
cier park for pasturage.
Mrs. Orville Fuller returned 10
Spokane Thursday after spending q
week here
Joseph Fuller of Newgate is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Harold Collinson and baby
of Anaconda are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson Of
Whitefish spent the weekend here.
Geo. Peters came up from his
work at Libby for the weekend.
Thos Smith of Troy spent the
weekend with his wife here Mrs.
Smith is slowly regaining her
health.
Joe Militaire has gone &c Glas-
Cow to work.
Celos Baillargon and mother OF
Bend, Ore, are here for week.
Mrs. Baillargon will remain for a
prolonged visit with her daughters,
Mrs. F. Shenefelt and Mrs. D.
O'Brien.
Mrs. Granville Lyons and chill
dren of Valley, Wash, returned to
their home Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ann Oft spent the
weekend here from her work al
the air depot in Spokane.
Mrs. Hal Singer and daughter
and Mrs. Anna Teel have moved in
to the RAINBOW house where they
plan to live for the duration. Capt.
Singer is on foreign duty.
Mrs. Geo. RAINBOW left Monday
for her home at Nye after spend
| ing a week here putting her house
in shape for rental.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Schermerhorn
and Iva Lee of Glasgow are spend
ing their vacation here
Mr. and Mrs. Howard RAINBOW
Myrna and Douglas drove over
from Moses Lake for the weekend
| On Monday they returned by way
of their home at Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Dierman went
to Hot Springs the latter part OF
the week and brought their daugh-
ters home. Miss jeanne Myers has
returned home after spending three
weeks in Whitefish and Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. John Castleberry
and children of Detroit, Mich, aid
Mrs. r. w. Loerke of Portland are
visiting at the home of their moth
er, Mrs. Pearl Bright. Mrs. Loerke
and children will remain indefi-
nitely.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Riley and
Laurie, Mrs. c. &. Blunck and Mrs.
| Dode Beman left for a tour of
neighboring points of interest IN
Canada last Monday returning Sat
urday They left their car in Fernie
and took the bus to Radium Hot
Springs, Banff, and Waterton Lakes.
Mrs. Marie Mosby, Mrs. Dode Be
man and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Coombs were chicken dinner guests
at the Riley home Monday evening
Laurie Riley, John and Jim Glib
bons left Sunday evening for {
week at the Episcopal Young Peo-
pies summer camp, held this. year
at the YMCA camp near Helena.
/ Mrs. Merlin Scott returned Mon.
day evening from a business trip
to Spokane.
F. E. Sabin is putting up a new
Service Mems Board since the first
one has been outgrown with pic
lures. This board has proven a
continued interest feature of the
Sabin window.
Mrs. Lulo Olson and Irene left
Monday for Helena where Irene
will enter government school
Misses Claudia Price and Heller
Peltier report they are very please
with the school and are enjoying
the work
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan went
to Libby Tuesday
Mrs. Joe Terpstra returned We'd
nesday from Scobey. Mrs. Terpstrs
is i'll at her ranch home.
In spite of the late season severa
are going to have peas and potatoes
for the Fourth. Hank Leonard:
have had fried chicken three weeks
ago.
!. The Boy Scouts took a nike or
Saturday to the Eureka lookout.
Mrs. P. A. Perkins received wore
last week of the passing Of hel
mother at Detroit, Mich.
Roy Roose and Rex Harvey have
returned to work at Pacific Huts
, Seattle, after entertaining tht
measles.
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