The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-05-24
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Happenings

Lights and Brakes adjusted al
Joe's Texaco Service.
Mrs. Nellis and Miss Buelah spent
the weekend in Eureka.
Uraland Grange Dance and Pie
Sale at Warland. Saturday, May e.
Mrs. Nellie McGrew left Satur-
day for Havre where she will spend
few days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Peterson came
Thursday for visit with Mrs. Ped
erson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Sleizer.
A. D. Morton, M. M. lie, accom-
panied by his wife returned to his
base at Taft, Calf, after spending
a 2l-day leave with Libby friends.
Mrs. Fred Blair of Creston, B. c.,
came Sunday to spend the week
with her granddaughter, Miss Irene
Kimmins, and other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Morton left
Monday for Taft, Calf, after a
two weeks visit in Libby with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Brock and other
friends.
Mrs. K. E. McMullen and son,
Clair returned Sunday from Seattle
where they had visited relatives for
an extra week after Mr.. McMullen's
return.
Mrs. Kathryn Hanley left Tues
day for Seattle to be with her hus-
band. George w. Hanley, S. S. NJ.
&c; for day before he leaves soon
for overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pival, Mrs.
Norman Risley, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Wood spent Thursday of last
week in Kalispell where they at
tended to business.
Mrs. Friedrich Wells and Judith
are leaving June for Clay Center,
Kans., where they plan to spend an
indefinite visit with Mrs Wells
sister, Mrs. L. E. WOODBURY..
Mrs. Paul Stamschror of Sunny
side, Wash, spent the weekend with
friends when she stopped for few
days enroute to North Dakota
where she plans to visit relatives
Miss Margie Sandvik arrived last
Thursday from her home in Van
couver, B. c., and is a guest at the
home of her aunt and uncle, MIR.
and Mrs. Elias Paulson, this week.
Mrs Gleason Pitcher and Mrs.
Lois Dashiell and Sheila and Mrs.
Verne Hovey and Donald Thornton
Of Troy spent the weekend in Bon
ners Ferry upon taking Miss Irene
1keda to her home.
Miss Helen Austin, Miss Pauline
Powell, Miss Mavis Newman, and
Miss Frankleen Warner will leave
for Seattle Saturday to seek en-
ployment for the summer They
will be guests of Miss PoWell's aunt.
Miss Helen Frances Gompf ar
rived Tuesday from Tillamook,
Ore, where she is student at the
academy. Phyllis Mae Friedrich ac-
companied her home to spend the
month with her grandmother, Mrs.
Thomas T. Long.
Manager Endicott Of the Libby
Creamery informs us he has in
stalled II new frozen food locker
boxes at his establishment, which
brings his total number of boxes
to ESQ. He is also building a new ice
storage room which will bring his
total ice storage capacity up to SO
tons.
Y. T. Hovey Of The Western News
force has been i'll and unable to
work since Monday. The manage
ment trusts that Mr.. Hovey will be
able to be back by the first of next
week. Mr.. Rowe has very kindly as
sisted the force in getting out this
issue, favor that is much appreci-
ated
w. A. Vaughn received the fol-
lowing telegram Cincinnati, O.,
May II, 1945. Benjamin, Jr. arrived
May l9 at a. m, weighing 7-lbs.,
l1-oz. Everyone fine. Send that SO
Pop. Love, Ben" The $40 refers to
bet in which w. A. bet his son,
Ben, the new arrival would not be
boyl
Mrs. E. f. Mares and two daugh-
tiers of Great Falls were weekend
guests at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Kujawa. They
were enroute to their home from
Oakland, Calf, where they had
been visiting with Mrs. Mares hus-
band before he left for overseas
duty with the Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mansfield
stopped for few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Staudacher
and Mrs. O. E. Fagerberg enroute
to their home at Great Falls. Mr..
Mansfield has been released from
the Navy after spending several
months in the Solomons and other
islands of the Pacific. The Mans
fields and Mrs. Fagerberg lwere
schoolmates of high school days.
Mrs. Dewey Madison has been in
California for the past two weeks
to be with her son, Robert, who is
i'll in the U. S. Naval Hospital at
Long Beach, Calf. Her return is
not expected until the condition of
her son changes. BY the aid Of the
Red Cross her daughter, Miss Ber-
nice Madison, was able to obtain
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