The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-11-23
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HAPPENINGS

I
Louis Beasley machlnist mate, is
here on leave.
Bazaar and Food Sale, Dec. Q, 10
a. M, K M. Store-Sr. w. S. c. 5.
27-28
B. w. Echo went to Spokane on
Monday for few days business
trip.
The County Treasurer's office
will be open the evening of Nov.
18th from s p. m. to 8 p. m. II
Mrs. E. J. Hughes arrived Mon
day from Tacoma, Wash. for Wis
it here with Mr. and Mrs james
Reedy.
Junior Woman's Club Rummage
I and miscellaneous sale, Saturday.
November 18th, at Jacks Cleaning
Shop. Will start at $50 m.
Miss Joane Brown will return to
her studies at Kinman Business
College, Spokane, Sunday, having
visited at home the past 10 days.
A marriage license was issued
/ November % by Clerk of Court
Clark to Donald P. Dodge of Kila,
Mont, and Sarah M. Richmond of
Somers, Mont.
j Miss Faith collars arrived home
Wednesday evening from Cheney
to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Walter collars.
i Be sure and come to the Christ
mas Gift and Food Sale in the Koo-
tenai Mercantile, Nov. 25th, given
NV the r., Wy O.20
4 a. m. 1927
I The Rev. Lymon w. Winkle Of
Havre will be in Libby next Sunday
and will conduct services in the
First Presbyterian church at 7.45
p. m. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public.
Pfc. Ethel Gass arrived in Libby
Tuesday from Fort Des Moines, Ia,
where she has been taking train
ing as a WAC. She is home on a
20-day furlough and reports that
she likes the work very much.
S/Sgt. Raymond Carlson will
leave today for Camp Barley, Tex.
after spending a week en- furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Carlson. He arrived from Santa
Barbara, Calf, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Hugo Anderson left
on Friday of this week for Boze-
1 NINA where they expect to spend
] until after the new year. Mrs An
/. derson will take treatments while
there in the hope of benefltting he.,
health.
! Mr. and Mrs. H r. Richards re-
! ceived word this week that son
! was born on November 10 to Lieut..
Z and Mrs. H. r. Richards, Jr.. at
! Anderson, S. c., the young father
! being son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
: ards Of this city
! Bill Allen, P. v. Kitlev and Mr..
. and Mrs. Don Hargreaves went to
Heron Rapids on the Clarksfork the
first of the week for some salmon
fishing. They obtained a goodly sup
ply of the fish but report that they
are smaller than usual this year.
. News from California reached
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Midyett this
week to the effect that their son,
$ Jack D. Midyett. was married on
: November 5, to Miss Ruth Phillips
: at Pasadena Calf. The couple were
r married in the Methodist parson-
. age. Mr. Midyett is employed at
Pasadena.
Friends Of Mrs. Ted Polette viii
be pleased to know that she is
progressing nicely after an opera
ton to regain partial usc Of her
: right leg which was injured fol-
$ lowing an attack of infantile paraly-
7 sis sometime ago. She vii be in
room 423, St Vincent Hospital Bill
J ings, for two months.
Rev. Hubert Hasskamp and mem
bers of st. Johns Lutheran church
Of Libby will 60 to Bonners Ferry
! next Sunday to assist in the dedica-
ton of Emmanuel Ev. Lutheran
! church. George Neils, organlst for
the Libby church, will play the pre-
: Jude and professional in the morn
: ing and afternoon services IT is OK
pected that other members Of the
Libby congregation will be in at
I tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs R. F. Cox land their
! two dogs George and Pug will
!, leave this week for Karsas City
Mo, where Mr.. Cox continues his
work with the j. Hofert company
They have spent the past two
months here at the Hanel tourist
camp near the Hofert Christnas
: tree yard. These midwest folks say
/ they enjoyed it a lot in Libby and
: take this opportunity to thank the
4 good people for all the hospitality
4 shown them, and say they hope tc
) be back again
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