The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-05-25
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Warland Saturday.
Miss Jennie Rolseth spent the
week in Spokane.
= Mrs. Reese Bennett of Troy was a
weekend visitor in Libby.
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Baney
spent the weekend in Eureka.
Food Sale by the Catholic LADIES'
Saturday afternoon, May 27, at the
X. M. Co. store. 1t
County Attorney and Mrs. Tnos.
D. Long were business visitors in
Eureka over the weekend.
&C. P. o. Alvin Morton left Fri
day evening, after spending about a
week here with his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Bateman re-
turned from Kalispell last week.
having spent week visiting there.
Pfc. Paul Deyerle left last week
end for Camp Hahn, Calf, after WIS.,
ting with friends and relatives
here.
Pvt. and Mrs. VIM. Kammeyer left
for California Saturday evening,
having spent ten days here visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wollaston end
family left Saturday for Seattle,
where Mr.. Wollaston will be en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monio of
Troy were in Libby yesterday bring
Miss Mullan to the Libby hospital
to consult doctors.
Mrs. j. S. Day returned from Spo-
kane Friday, where she had accom-
panied her daughter, Miss Grace,
who has entered st. Luke's hospital.
Bert johnson of Kalispell, assist
ant division auditor of the Noun
tain States Power Company, is in
Libby this week at the local office.
The fire department answered an
, alarm from the l.. M. Tinker resi-
i dence Saturday morning at $3.50.
The fire had broken through the
chimney and did some damage to
the cupboards.
: Walter Neils left Monday evening
for Portland, Ore, to attend a meet
} ing Of the o. P. A. advisory COM
: mittee for the Western Pine Lum-
bermen's association.
Mrs. Stella Stanton came to Lib
by a week ago from Blackfoct
Mont, and will spend short time
here visiting before returning tc
her work at Blackfoot.
Charley Kaulbach Of Spokane and
his brother, DR.. Kaulbach of Fl
: Benton, Mont, have been in Libby
the past week looking after bus.-
!, ness matters and visiting friends I
Mrs. Nina Fraser returned fron
: Milwaukee Monday evening, bring
ing her mother, Mrs. Margery Aus
tin, with her. Mrs. Fraser spent two
weeks visiting her sister in Mil
Waukee.
/ Mrs. Clayton Nelson left Friday
, evening on the Empire Builder aol
, Spokane. She was to meet Mis-:
Lois Pitcher, who went over Thurs
T day. The young women expect X
/ be employed there.
/ Robert Bigelow, who is with thu
G coast patrol in Oregon, and his wife
! arrived in Libby Sunday evening
for visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Bigelow. He vii
return to his duties June 2.
Mrs. Jessie S. Fagerberg, count.
: superintendent, spent Friday ant
Saturday morning in Eureka, Wher'
Il she attended the Lincoln Count,
| High School commencement exer
cises, which were held there Fri
day night.
Il L. c. Kensler of Troy was trans
acting business in Libby Wednt $
day Mr.. Kensler has spent the win
. ter working on the huge govern
ment project at Hanford, Wash
one Of the largest and most secre
: war projects in the nation.
Il Up to last Saturday nearly 10
students Of the lis which will b.
! needed to fill the quota Of studcn
nurses had already registered in tn
. pre-nursing training program which
will start at Montana State Coileg
lIJune IL. Bertha Kelly Of Libby wa
: one of them.
I Mrs. Sill Sacco has news from he
! husband that he is now in the thicl
LOT the fighting in Italy. Sill, a form
|! er employee of this newspaper, wa
l with the first u. S. forces to LARK
Z in Africa and later was sent acros
! to Sicily when the fighting moves
4 there. He is in the anti-air Graf
/! corps.
II Mrs. Ira Miller and daughter
!. Miss Florence, went to Sandpoln
/ Friday to attend the graduation ex
! ercises Of Nola Anne Billings, VIII
! was being graduated from the Sand
| point high school. Her parents. Nh
and Mrs. r. w. Billings, will be re
| membered as Libby residents
! number of years ago
! Mrs. X, E. McMullen asked
7 group of classmates in Wednesda
! evening in honor of Mrs. Peter Ha
] boush, the former Rolene Trips
! who was a graduate of Libby Zig
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