The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-05
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Pete Besir, of Warland, was tus-
mess visitor in Libby Tuesday.
Oliver Phillips left for Helena the
last of the week on business trip.
r j. w. Daniel of Warland trans
acted business in Libby on Monday.
Vote for Oliver Phillips for Coun-
ty Attorney. Pays taxes in Lincoln
County. Pol. Adv.
! Mrs. Clarence Brown and young
son returned home Tuesday from a
trip to Seattle.
Robert j. Morrison, who has a
place south of Libby. was business
visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Fleming of
the Troy district were shoppers in
Libby Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dexter went
into Spokane last Thursday for a
few days in the city.
Mrs. Leo Cloutier and Mrs. Clou-
tier, ST., and Mrs. L. D. LamLt ton
left Monday night for a trip to
Spokane.
4 Mr.. and Mrs John Stasviken ar
rived last week from Bozeman for
visit of couple of weeks with
friends here.
i Annual Harvest Dinner by Farm
Woman's Club at the Moose Hall,
+ Saturday, Oct. IA, at o'clock, Use
1 and 35c
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Christie re-
turned from Great. Falls this week,
after spending few days there Wis
H lting with Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
4 Christie.
Il Bear in mind the Rummage Sale
to be given by the ladies of the
Catholic church on Saturday, Oct
IA, in the Community Room court
& house. 1t
Mrs Bill Larsen and small daugh-
ter, Anna, left Monday for Fort
/ Lewis, Wash, to spend a week Wis
ting with her husband who is in
training there.
Rev. H. Hasskamp left the first
Of the week for Miles City TO at
tend state meeting of the pastors
of the Evangelical Lutheran, church,
in session October 1912
Mrs. Don Leach left Tuesday cv-
ening for California to be with her
/ husband for short time. He is in
the Navy and expects to receive
sailing orders within the near fu-
ture.
/ Mrs. Theresa Sanders is expected
back today from Oceanside, Calf,
where she had gone to be present
for the marriage of her daughter.
Miss Rosemary, who was married
/ September IT,
Corporal George (Booter) Stas-
vixen came in Friday from Denver
where he is stationed with tic
armed forces. Corporal Stasviken
will visit with relatives and friends
here until about October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Anderson left
last Friday to return to their home
at Langlie, on WILDLY Island, Wash,
after having visited here at the j.
u F. Harris home and with other
Il friends Of former years They were
residents Of Libby number Of
years ago,
/, A goodly number Of the members
of the Presbyterian Sunday school
and church families turned out Sat
urday evening for picnic on the
Art Sheldon place just south of the
city It proved a most enjoyable
I affair. The picnic lunch was to have
been OF the pot luck order but when
the picnickers arrived it was found
that Mrs. Sheldon had most gener-
ously made arrangements to supply
a goodly portion of the lunch. A
huge bonfire drove away the chill
of the fall evening and lighted up
the spirited and happy scene.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brindley ar
rived during the week from their
home at Arco, near Pocatello, Ida,
for a visit Of several days with
their daughters here. Mr. Brindlev
left Libby about year ago and
went to Arizona for his health.
Friends will be glad to learn that
he is entirely recovered and is now
1 in the best Of health. He nov has
4 a position as electrician at ! huge
government ordnance plant at Arco
where guns up to 16-inch ravai
guns are re-conditioned for service
and where they are later tried oft
on range.