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

ford is visiting in Eureka this week
Jack Sicily returned Sunday nom
Minnesota.
Walter S. Gibbons received Wori
this week of the death Of his only
remaining sister, who had been Ill
for some time, in Indiana.
Les and Deb. Harvey and Mrs
J coma Weaver of Los Angeles were
Friday dinner guests at the Jas,
Broderick home.
Mrs. Susan Teggart has gone to
Plains where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Hickey Palmer.
Delbert Owens Of Plains visited
old friends here this week several
deys. Delbert is due for service call
this week.
Mrs Anna Teel is a business caller
in Spokane this week. During her
absence. Mrs. Nora Pomeroy IS tax
inc her place at the hospital.
r F. Carey returned last week
from Seattle with a new twinkle in
his eye, mysterious smile Oh his
face and a new spring to his Nalkl
Frank Thomas went to Troy this
week where he will do some car
pentry work.
The Legion Hall is taking OH d
new coat Of paint at the hands Of
Jess Wetzel and is d striking im-
provement on Dewey Avenue
Earl Anderson of Boomers Ferry
j. . guest at the home of Jacob
Erie.
Mrs. J. r. Buhmiller is relief op-
orator at Ieonia this week, due to
illnessr~of the regular operator.
Mrs G. G. Enpley. who had come
intending TO teach Home Ec.. left
Monday evening after being unable
to find housekeeping quarters. The
hnnse situation in Eureka is critical.
With the expected arrival Of d new
Baptist pastor, the family Of our
high school principal will be with
out a house. Perhaps no act of pa
trlotlsm would be higher and more
needed at this time than that some
one, with house large enough.
should find II possible to let their
place be rented by this family. who
are remaining in the teaching pro-
fesslon when they might receive
much higher wages in any number
Of other lines Of work
Mrs. Jean Madara is working for
the ct. Northern at Glacier Park.
Bert Roe, O. e. Ferguson and Al.
J. Peltier shipped carload Of cat
tie to Spokane on Saturday.
Joe Stoken shipped carload Of
cattle to Spokane on Tuesday.
Walter Carpenter has purchased
the Sampson house and they are
moving in.
Jas. Forsvthe was dismissed from
the hospital September 80 and was
taken to the Leonard home where
ne IS being cared for by Miss I've
lyn Leonard
Mrs. Alvin Curtis and Mrs. rIae
Keith Of Fortine were in town Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Forth of 1reso
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Salter left Wednesday
for Malta.
Ray !. Cole went to Malta Sunday
where he will visit his mother and
brother. Miss Ruth Cole accompan-
led him as far as Havre where she
will enter Northern Montana Col
lege for her freshman year.
I'd. and Roy Cook arrived this
week from Cathlamet, Ore, to begin
Christmas tree work.
Mrs. Dell Pike is helping Mrs
Schermerhorn in her shop after
moons.
The supper which was served bv
the men Of Tobacco Valley Grange
was very we'll attended and The
dance following was huge success.
Charles Snyder left Monday for
his home in Great Falls after wind
ing up the oiling of the highway
through town.
The Rev. Jas. A. Kelly of French
town arrived Sunday evening and
was house guest at the VIM. SNYDER
home for the week.
Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. c. L. Weber of Bremer,on
sailed this week for Alaska
q Il. Belmont is taking the school
census this week.
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