The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-06-21
Personal Items


A G.. Carlson of Eureka was
business caller in Libby Wednesday;
1t. and Mrs Fred Clark VISITED
over the weekend with 1t. u. g. /
and Mrs. Calvin Laurence.
Miss Norma Holman left last week
for Pratt, Kans., where she Will De
enployed throughout the summer.
The Fountain will be closed the
"a. 4. of July, but will be open on
the 9Th.
Mrs Give Roark left Friday to
spend several days visiting friends
in Missoula and the Bitter Root.
Claude Norris was a visitor from
the west coast for a few hours
today.
Mrs. Evelyn Walker returned to
her home in Spokane Saturday al
ter spending the week with Libby
relatives and friends.
lola Sloan and Joyce Fuller lett
last week for Malta, Mont, to visit
with MIR. and Mrs. L. W. fuller
and family.
Carlton Joughin is in town, but
we haven't been able to contact
him, TO get any data of his do
ings'' while in the Pacific.
Frank Skranak and friend, Tom
Webster, both of whom are attend
ing Kinman Business University IN
Spokane. were weekend visitors at
the hon.e of Franks parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyle V. Chapman
and family returned to their home
in Seattle Monday after spending
the past couple Of weeks at the Eli
gene v. Gael home.
Mrs. E. T. Garner and daughtef
Mrs. Ralph Hite, from Post Falls,
Ida, are spending this week with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Preston.
Mrs. Jean Madara, night operator
at the depot, left Monday for few
days vacation in Spokane before
being reassigned to station near
Eureka.
Rev. E. Roy Fort left Tuesday for
Great Falls where he will attend
the annual conference Of the Meth
odist Church. The conference will
continue through Sunday.
Frank Bauer has recently moved
to Troy from Benton City, Wash
Mr.. Bauer VAS ir Libby the otll' |
day and IS new subscriber 10 the
Western News
Mrs. Timothy Miller returned
Sunday from Minneapolis, MIMI,
where size has visited her sisters
Mrs. Fl. J. Hill Of Minneapolis an
Mrs. A. r. Wood Of Winnipeg, Man
Mrs. Franklin c. Kelso and daugh-
ter, Carol Lynne Of Sacramento
Calf, came Thursday evening 81
last week to visit Mrs. Kelsos par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs l. E. Raclcot.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Pollen Of Port
land, came Sunday TO visit at The
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Duffy
leaving Tne7day fAr Billings. Pcler
and Mrs. Duffy are brother ane
sister.
Miss Edna Mae Baeth returned
from two weeks visit in Seattl
Tuesday. She was accompanied b.
her niece and nephew, Loretta ant
Ray Baenen, who will visit here
for the summer.
Miss Mary Virginia Mount ar
rived last week to spend the month
with her parents before going L
the University Of Washington t
take summer course. Miss Noun
taught a school near Seattle TIM
past winter.
Libby for IS years.
The Libby Fire department an
swered a call to the Kootena
Cleaners establishment last Frida.
afternoon, but upon arrival foun'
everything under control with n
apcreciahle damage Eelng done.
wi. and Mrs Harry Hartle an,
Earl Neasn,r's enjoyed flshinI
trip Sunday out IN Y pc creek. Eli
route home some II miles iron
first moose any Of them had see
in the wild, SO the sight was quite
treat This may have been the sam
COW seen by Thomas Schultz an
his party the same day. The OIL
COW was in the road as they drov
up, and showed an inclination t
dispute the right Of way, but final
moved aside for the motorists.
Mrs. Evelyn Walker, sister c
Mrs. Kyle Beebe and former res
dent Of Libby. was guest Of homo
at surprise party given by he
old friends and neighbors at til
Kyle Beehe home. A pleasant al
ternoon was spent knitting and Vi.
iting and topped off with a dt
licious lunch. Those present Wer
Mrs. Bert Davis, Mrs. Hubert Be-
be, Mrs. Harry Waylett, Mrs. f
Ostheller, and Mrs Claus Detjen