The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-26

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lowing supper, pinochle was playee
with Doris Olson of Kalispell, Ethe
Johnson Of Fortine, and Margare
Zook receiving prizes.
NUGGETS
Beginning November l, / will
take orders for baking. Mrs. J
Filiatreau. II
c. E. Wiley of Kalispell, who re-
signed as deputy game warden soon
after Pearl Harbor to enlist in the
Marines, was in town Monday hav-
ing been discharged from the serv-
ice due to average and is back on
the job as game warden.
| Mrs. Margaret Matchett and Miss
Peggy Soldering came home from
| Spokane last week On Friday Mrs.
Matchett, Mrs. Anna Olson and Mr..
Soldering went to Spokane while
Miss Peggy remained for a longer
visit at home.
Mrs Helen Lade and Mrs. Elvira
HEIR, teachers at Whitefish, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Hildegard
Guernsey on Glen Lake. The ladies
taught together last year and their
husbands are all in the service.
| Will all those having articles In
my shop for sale, please call for
their property as ! wish to close
soon?-Mrs. ]. T. Schermerhorn. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Larsen Of
Port Gamble, Wash, are spending
two weeks with relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Porter and
two youngest children spent several
days here this week from Seattle.
While here they sold their Glen
Lake home to MIR. and Mrs. J. r.
Culver.
Donald Carpenter spent the week
end with his parents at Volcour.
Miss Helen Franklin of Fortine
returned to brentwood, Wash, Sun
day to work
Miss Ida Vizzutti is spending q
few weeks at home from her work
in defense at Seattle.
The many old time friends of Mrs.
Boyd Culver who looked forward
to her coming visit are sorry to
learn she W4s forced to 60 directly
to her home in Portland from her
visit with her son in Florida due to
her illness.
Mrs. P. ]. Dufresne left Wednes-
day for Spokane after spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. j. Muir
ray.
Robert Reid, accompanied by his
niece, Mrs C. c. Adams, and hus-
band of Three Forks arrived in
| town Monday. Mr.. Reid had spent
the summer in Three Forks and
hopes to make arrangements to
! spend the winter here.
Mrs. John Peterson and Mrs. Sam
Corners OF Fortine spent Monday
in Kalispell.
| Mrs. Donald Williams and new
son, Noel, came home from Kalis-
| pel last week.
Mrs. Carl Larsen of Libby ar
rived Tuesday as over night guest
at the home OF Mrs. Humphrey Ell
lott.
Walter Gibbons went to Spokane
on Tuesday, called by his son, John,
to si6n4HpArs for naval entrance
Mr.. md Mrs. Orval West, Mrs.
Burr Alverson and Winton Weyde-
meyer attended the State Grange
| convention in Missoula last week.
| Roy Roose left Thursday for Sc
attic where he reported this week
for duty at the civil aeronautics
administration.
Roy Livengood returned from q
ten day elk hunt on the South Fork
He reports everything dry and
warm with nary a sight Of elk, deer
or bear.
| Mrs. Fred Johnson left Friday for
Green River, Wyo., accompanied by
Mrs. Henry Johnson and son, for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
| Gage Garvin.
Mrs Wilfred Gilmond and son,
Mrs. Fred Gilmond and Mrs. ICE
Deseve were Kalispel callers Mon
day.
The Rev. Mr.. Peterson, Supt. Of
the Christian Missionary Alliance
School in Minneapolis, who has been
holding special meetings in Fortine
was Sunday dinner guest at the DR.
c. A. Clark home.
DR.. c. A. Clark has purchased the
Salter place consisting Of house and
half block back of their present
home.
Mrs. Thos. Long Harold Gompf
and Pierce Hughes of Libby were
business callers here Monday doina
repair work at the funeral home.
Roy Cook arrived Sunday with his
truck for Christmas tree work.
Mrs. Anna Teel returned last
week from Spokane.
John Gibbons who has been work
ing as attendant at St. Luke's Hos
pital, Spokane, in the psychopathic
wing was home for few days last
week before returning to enlis. in
the navy.
Miss Ruth Faucet and Mrs. Thos
Smith spent Friday at the Frank
Thomas home. Miss Faucet hac
spent week as house guest of Mrs
Smith in Troy having received {
medical discharge from the WAVES
due to nerve trouble which hac
kept her hospitalized for five
months.
Mrs. L. B. Martin of Rexford anc
Mrs. Albert Conley spent the pas
week in Spokane visiting relatives
Arthur r. Martin uyho hac hepr