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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-05-03
Farmer Orders One
Pig; He Receives. Nine

NORTHWOOD, IOWA.-A farm
er ordered brood sow from a
Brookings. S. D., dealer. and
when the sow arrived in Man
kato she gave birth to, eight pig
lets. The farmer was notified Hy
the transportation conpany, AID
the crate not being large enough
for the family he started out in q
TUCK to bring home his bargain
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-05-03
Popular Clubmobiles

American servicemen consumed
more than l43, i92.000 cups of coffee
overseas from Red Cross clubs. cam
teens, clubnobiles. etc, during the
last u months
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-05-03

Musing on the Barnum G.
Bailey circus this season, we
can't help wondering how GIL.
back from the wars feels when
he hears trapeze act referred
to as dangerous.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

Russia would prove an inconven-
lent ally against Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Unidentified Woman
Believed Druq Victim

An unidentified woman found
unconscious in the w. Vernon
Hotel, 1908 w. Vernon, is today
in critical condition at Receiving
Hospital, and attaches said she
was apparently suffering from an
overdose Of a drug.
The woman and a companion
registered Sunday night as Mr.
and Mrs. George West Of India
napolis. The man departed at
$50 a. m. yesterday and a maid
discovered the woman about noon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Veteran Wounded
By Souvenir Pistol

Frank Mihalick. 36. of 17771
Omira is in Receiving Hospital
with shoulder wounds suffered
while examining an "unloaded"
80 caliber Belgian pistol in the
basement OF his home last night.
Mihalick was discharged from
the army Thursday after four
years in the service and lS months
overseas. where the Purple Heart
was awarded him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

Russia would prove an inconven-
lent ally against Japan.
FAIL TO STOP RUSSIA
Soviet Russia was not stopped
in London.
IL unmasked some of the Soviet
diplomatic batteries.
Molotov torpedoed almost every
issue.
The reason why Stain did not
want an agreement with his west
ern allies is in the Kremlin, but
the answer in part lies in Asia and
the Far East.
There is talk in diplomatic cir
cleS that 'it will take another TO
clear up the awful mess left by
the war just ended"
No one wants war, not even
Stain.
He can make plenty of trouble
in other ways for the time being.
TRYING TINES AHEAD
The next few months will be
difficult and trying. and intensl-
fed by the economic and food
situation
1t would seem that at Potsdam
there was a tacit agreement TO
remain silent on the hundreds OF
thousands of German compulsory
slave-workers in Russia, Poland,
Holland and France.
Travellers from Paris who ar
rived in Madrid tell of seeing Ger
man war prisoners acting as slave
workers along the railway line,
whom they described as '"iving
skeletons" "
Unedifying as war the Lon,
don conference. it had three good
results.
First, for the first time western
democracy put up fight against
Russias totalitarianism and neo-
imperialism.
Second, America and Britain
stood shoulder 10 shoulder.
Third, il shattered some Ameri-
can delusions and opened their
eyes TO realities.
Those are real gains.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

council
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

the crushing Of Japan, the Anglo
American policy, then being pur-
sued without checks or safeguards,
must logically result in making
Stain the totalitarian master, not
only in Europe, but in Asia as
well.
The New York Daily Mirror
devoted a page editorial TO the
points that l made.
l said that Stain would be IN
Port Arthur and that Soviet
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Back FrsnkensIeen

Socialist Workers party mem
bers in Detroit today endorsed
Richard Frankensteen for mayor
and Tracy Doll. Charles Hill and
George Edwards for c ON m n
council.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Hospital Ills Up
To Legislature
Detroit Times Lansing Burs.S

LANSING, Oct. 9-Gov. Kelly
said today he would call the
Legislature into special session 10
remedy housing conditions in state
mental institutions, which he ad-
mitted were bad, and directed the
states building division TO map a
legislative program Immediately.
The newly formed mental ny
giene commission, responsible for
the states IL hospitals, will meet
tomorrow TO draft plea Of legis-
lative assistance, he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Truman Lauds China

WASHINGTON, Oct 9 INS)--
President Truman sent a congrat-
ulatory message today TO Gen.
Chang Kai-shek on the Saith an
niversary Of the founding Of the
republic of China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Vets DISCHARGED

KALAMAZOO, oct. 9-Records
here showed today that l59 Kala-
mazoo city and county veterans
received disch harges from the
armed services in September.
This was reported TO have been a
separation record
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Won Wisesnd Says
Won Wisesnd Says: ~.
Red Russia Runs
True to Form
By KARL H. Won WIEGAND
Dean of American Foreign Correspondents
Wrtt.n Expre..ly fo, the He.r.t N,wspapsr

MADRID. Oct e-In London there developed a cleavage
between worlds whose political. social cultural and
religious principles and ideals fundamentally reconceabe
That gulf has long been apparent but many did
see il.
In January and March 1914 pointed in the Hearst
with the inevitable destruction Germany and
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

The convenience is yours for
the asking. Phone Cherry $500
TO order the I mes home
delivered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
the pETRolT TIMES c.
Oct. lq45
Kazoo Engineer Dies

KALAMAZOO, Oct. 9-Albert
Klinger. 81. a stationary engineer
in Kalamazoo for 43 years. is dead
al his home here.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-28
PIVO V ZABOuH
VEG VRST
EMERY BAR
96l Addison Rd.
lzreden nokup

z krasni hisi, vsaka "a emo dr,,-
zino; ma novo barvane, vsaka 3
9 sobami; nahajajoei se ma Rus.
sell Ave, Cd E. es st. in Superior
Ave. Nenavaden nakup "a sarno
$500. Pozurite Sc in Sc zglasite
kajti ia posebnost ne DO traiala
dolgo. Poklicite Gil 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-28

cuti, katerih nj nikdar razcepll
v malenkosti, so bill njeni -
ona je bila njegova edna misel'
Drugace tako mirnega moza
Sc je objela nekaka omotica,
vsled cesar nj bill zmozen ma
praviti kaj drugega. Nemiren je
pricakoval poldneva potem
jo bo sal zopet videl, mogel bo
Z MO izmenjati neopazen po-
zdrav. S Sc vecjim nemirom pa
je pricakoval vecera, XII jo be
mogel pritisniti ma svoje srce,
Vsi veceri, v katerih nj mogel
biti MO so Sc mu zdeli izgublje-
nj. Poleg tega il je Sc pisal dol
ga pisma, da bi sal nekoliko bila
odskodovana.
Detley pl. Stranski je bill edi-
nj, XII je poleg Bergerja vedel
"a njegovo ljubezen. Zaupal mu
je in veselilo ga je, da je incl
sal enega, kateremu je lahko
odkril svoje srce, drugace bi
mu prevelika sreca razgnala ST.
ce. Nekako po enem tednu po
prvem sestanku z Mario ga je
Stranski po svoji sluzbi obiskal.
Potem ko Sc je nekoliko pritozil
zaradi stopnic in po nekaj ko-
zarckih konjaka ga kar narav-
most prime:
- Mic vec vas nj videtf, kaj?
- Gotovo ste Sc glede dekleta
ravnali po mojem nasvetu. Ka-
ko je vendar stvar?
- Stranski, prosim, nikar ne
govorite v tenn smislu, prosim
tudi, da ne boste delali svojih
tako priljubljenih opazk, potem
vam bonn povedal.
- Tedaj samo pricnite, -
sem zelo radoveden.
Wolf tedaj pove, da il je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-28

pisal, kako je poln nemira ca
kal ma njen odgovor in .konecno
o prvem sestanku Z MO.
Ma njegovem tresocem glasu
se je poznala njegova notranja
razburjenost in skoro ginjen ga
je Stranski poslusal, Xxi je po-
leg svoje rebate zunanjosti incl
izredno zvesto, dobro in odkri-
to srce. Nekaj nenavadnega je
bilo zanj, ko je videl svojega ta-
ko vedno resnega prijatelja ta-
ko razgretega.
- Tedaj ma pokopaliseu sc
shajata, - zmajuje Stranski z
glavo, - cuden prostor, brr 49,
vi Sc niste bill tam, Stran-
ski, .drugace Sc ne hi mad tenn
tako 'cudili. Ali mislite, da sedi-
va med grobovi? Ne, tam je ta-
ko mirno in tho - polovica po-
kopalisca je pravi park S senc-
natimi poti in cvetocimi grmi.
Poleg tega pa noceva, da bi ma
ju kdo videl.
- Ne dvomim! Tedaj zelim
cd srca vso sreco! Da ne bi bill
nikdar prevarani, Wolf, - bilo
bi mi zal!
- Nemogoce je to! Tako le-
pa, tako dobra in razumna.
- To pravijo vsi zaljubljen-
ci! - Ali veste kaj natanenejse
o njeni rodbini?
- Ne mnogo!
Wolf mu pove ono malo, kar
je izvedel cd Marie.
Zamisljen poslusa Stranski.
- HIM, - pravi nato, - I'VE
nj povsem romanticno - matt
ruska kneginja in tako dale!
Ali pa ste Sc tudi prepricali, da
je vse tako?
- Stranski, sc zadere Wolf,
- ali morate vedno dvomiti o
lepem dekletu? Jaz sam ne vem,
kaj maj bi pislil.
- Kar je prav, prijatelj! ze-
linn vam samo dobro. Nikar pa
ne mislite, da sem ma vas uspeh
ljubosumen. Nikdar! Sem pre-
cej zavezan, ceprav ne tako kot
vi - ljubim realnost - nisem
"a mesecne vecere in slicre ca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-28
~.

Tako sta oba prezivela srec-
ne dneve. Svoje sestanke, XII so
bill skoro vsak vecer, sta pogo
sto skoncala v hisi pokopaliske-
ga cuvaja, ker je to bila Mariji'
ma leila. Nj hotela biti predolgo
sama svojim ljubimcem; bilo
je zoperno njenim finim cuv-
stvom, da bi Sc MIN shajala,
kakor bi mu bila dobra kot vsa-
katera druga. In vendar nj mo-
gla drugace. Neka vista moe jo
je vlekla k MENU in pogosto je
ihtec, polna notranje blazenosti,
visela ma njegovem vratu in mu
napol jecljaje govorila O svoji
veliki ljubezni. TAX izbruh ME
ne drugace tako nedolzne dekli-
ske narave jo je vedno kar mai
bolj 1ocaral. Cutil je in natancno
je vedel, da je bilo to memo
najiskrenejse custv ovanje -
on sam je memo ljubezen S po-
ljubi poklical V zivljenje. z We
likim nemirom je cakal ma dan,
ko bo postala njegova zena.
&c Sc tudi mora odpovedati
svojemu priljubljenemu vojas-
kemu stanu - ia deklica lie BIZ
la tako zvezana z njegovo no.
tranjostjo, da 81 sploh nj mogel
vec misliti zivljenja brez ME.
Kot lepa, tako je bila tudi ra-
zumna. Tako je znala vplivati
ma njegove misli in custva, da Sc
je vse memo misljenje raztopi-
10 z njegovim, ne da bi bilo tre-
ba mnogo besed. Vsi njegovi
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robnosti - zato pa imam odprte
oci in vidim stvari, kot so v res
nici. - To dekle mislite gotovo
porociti - pri tenn ne SINE clo-
veka vladati samo ljubezen
pred vsem mora razum priti v
postev, tega pa vi ne delate.
- Verjamem svoji Mariji. -
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-28
Stonovonie Sc isce

3 ali 4 sobe "a zakonski par brez
otrok. Okrog 2. 1S5 st. ali v
Collinwoodu. &c mogoce do Is.
augusta. Sporocite ma 1906
Neff Rd. ali pa poklicite " O246.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26

Mrs r. T. Prather at Blythe, while
Jones enters Iona Linda Hospital
at Iona Linda for a general check
up and treatment for neuritis.
0Sgt. r. l.. Grossmiller of Supe-
rior returned Sunday with a point
discharge from the L. s. Army. He
has been serving in the South Pa
cific for year. Mrs. Grossmiller.
and the Grossmiller children have
been making their home in Coolidge
with her mother, Mrs. William
Short.
0Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Unger re-
turned Saturday from Santa Bar
bara. California. where they spent
a weeks vacation.
0Odd Fellows from Coolidge who
attended the Encampment meet
ing at Tucson were: ID. d. Stone.
l.. A. Condtt. ID. B. Parks, Harry
Shelter and w. A. Thompson. Three
degrees were conferred. Sgt. Rob
ert w. Johnson. Coolidge. was
among those who took degrees.
The meeting was held at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
oMary Ellen Rose. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Rose, under
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26

Cohen will remain in Los Angeles
for a few days rest.
oMiss Sarah Arnold and her bro
ther. Benny Arnold. left this week
Tor Los Angeles. where they will
attend the University OF Southern
California.
WS/Sgt. George Wright. who was
discharged from the service a few
days ago. is visiting his sister and
brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Addington. Wright. who was gun
Eer on n Bit. completed 26 mis-
sions over Japan. He has been
awarded the Purple Heart. the Dis
tinguished Service Cross. the Air
Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters.
and the Good Conduct Medal. He
received his discharge at Davis
Monthan Field and will visit here
for several days before going to
his home In Tyler. Texas.
OG. B. Griffin and G. B. Shafer
returned Monday from a five-day
deer hunt at kaibab. They had
no luck
OMr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Jones will
leave tomorrow for California
where Mrs. Jones will visit Mr.. and
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26

oMr and Mrs. Howard Lanning
and Son. Walter. OF Michigan. left
Sunday for San Diego. California.
at the conclusion of several days
visit with Mrs. Lanning's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Farnsworth.
The Lannings will make their home
in California. They were dinner
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Christensen Saturday night.
OMrs. ]. c. Rose underwent an
emergency appendectomy at Flor
ence Hospital Friday. She Ia re-
ported to be doing as we'll as can
be expected.
oMr. and Mrs. Ray Walton have
returned from Flagstaff. where they
went deer hunting. Walton has re-
Gently been discharged from the
T. s. Army after over five years
service. two years OF which were
spent In the Aleutian Islands. He
was stationed for some time al
Coolidge army air field prior tc
his discharge.
OCharles Cohen and daughter. Miss
Lee Cohen. left this week for Los
Angeles. where Miss Cohen will
enter her sophomore year at the
University OF Southern California
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
SELL IN BULK

Notice Is hereby given that c. ID
Toland will on the 9th day OF No
vember. l945. sell his entire ner.
chandise. fixtures and equipment
located at La Palma located 81,
miles south OF Coolidge. Arizona
known as LA PALMA SERVICE
STATION AND GROCERY" to Ro
bert r. Goodwin and Elizabeth
Goodwin.
Dated this 23rd day OF October
1s45.
G.. ID. TOLAND.
State OF Arizona. Pinal County. ss
on this 23rd day OF October
l945. before me. Raymond Sroaf
the undersigned Notary Public per
sonally appeared G.. ID. Toland
known 10 me TO be the identical
person whose name Is subscribed tc
the within instrument and &C.
knowledged that he executed the
same for the purpose therein con-
talned. In witness whereof | have
hereunto set my hand and official
seal.
RAYMOND SROAF.
(Seal Notary Public
My commission expires Feb. q l949
First publication. Oct 90. le45.
Last publication. Nov. 3. 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26
Seventh Birthday
Marked By Party

Gloria Moore was honored with
a party on her seventh birthday
Monday by her aunt. Mrs. c. L.
O'Donnell. Mrs. Lloyd Gilbert was
co-hostess.
Guests were Jolela Eubands.
Mary and Bertha Harold. Beverly
Sue and Elouise Danis. Sylvia Ash
ley. Ann Lewis. w D.. Claudia and
JeanIe 0'Donnell. Betty Alice and
Aliene Lawrence. Shirley Jean
Graham. Jewel Milan. Leta Mae
Alberta. Merlin Cope. Lloyd Gilbert.
Jr.. Edith. Barbara and June Moore.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26

waited assault on two counts in con-
rection with the injury OF Geneva
Wright and Mary Irwin late the
night OF October 9Th was sentenced
by Judge William c. Truman in Su-
perior Court Tuesday.
A tao TO four year sentence on
each count Of aggravated assault.
ard a one 10 two year sentence on
the hit run charge all TO be served
c0ncurrently were given Hunter.
Hunter previously Piled guilty TO the
hlt run charge and the charge OF
aggravated assault.
The girls were struck down on
the sidewalk in front OF Zellweger' $
Implement Company late the night
OF Octboer 9Th by a car driven by
Hunter. lie was accompanied BY
willy Cooper and James Jones, Jr.
The girls suffered leg fractures and
skin and body bruises.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26

went an appendectomy at Flor
ence Hospital Wednesday. Her
mother is also in the hospital, con-
valescing from an operaI~n
OLittle Joe Clemans. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Clemans. Sr., Is seri-
oulys i'll at his home with pleu-
monia.
OMr. and Mrs. r. l.. Ward and
daughter returned Wednesday from
Colorado, where they spent the
summer.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26

BABY BOY
Mr. and Mrs. b. f.. Good became
the parents OF a baby boy on Mon
day. October 22nd. He was born
at Florence Hospital
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curiel OF
Eioy became the parents OF a baby
daughter on Sunday. October 2lst.
She weighed six pounds thirteen
and a half ounces and was born
at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26

eNrs. Albert Sowell is now en-
ployed at II l. and II. where she
began her new duties Monday. She
was previously employed at Hines
Drug Company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26

Cpl. Robert Tang, Coolidge,
was honorahly discharged this
week from the separation base
maintained by the army air
forces at Santa Ana, California.
Cpl. Tang is veteran of So
months OF service in the army
air forces. He served in Eng
land and France and was
awarded the AAF Unit Ci-
tation. 5ri9adier General Ar
thur e. Easterbrook. command
ing general OF the SAA6, de-
clared: "The fact that a man
has served honorabIy with the
AAF marks him among the
cream OF the crop. We think
many Of tomorrows leaders
will spring from the outstand-
ing young men who have made
Up the victorious army air
forces"
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-10-26
Dolphus Hunter Gets
Two To Four Year
Sentence On Charges

Dolphus Hunter. negro. charged
wlth hit and run driving and agra
The Valley settler., 1945-09-21
PALMER SCHOOL NEWS
SEPTEMBER 2l,

PALMER SCHOOL NEWS ~- CONT from D.. hold the fort In the Fourth grtdes and both are doing very good job of adjusting the children to the new ituat ons. The Hig gh School, has six tea chers in 1t ,at> present. Mrs. Swanson was promoted to teach Hi story in the High. School. Mrs. Brvent w9s moved from the Fifth '~ grade to the Seventh to fill the Vacancy left by Mrs. Swanson.
 Miss Folme, who was detained in the Hospital in Seattle arrived in Palmer Friday, Sept. l4th. She has taken the pos on in the comb ina--v tion First and oecond grade. Thefe are six First Graders and l2 Second graders in this room. Miss Hol.ne
 xpeots to have the outs stamding
 oom in the school in very short time.
 The High School held their first assembly Wednesday Morning. Mir. Harriss took enough of the time to explain to the girls and boys that :: in awarding letters to the Basket Ball participants for the school yeer 1945-46, that just playing on the team would not be suffi ci ent to merit a letter. He placed Scholar ship first; Sportmanship second and playing on the team in Third p1a ace. He expressed the view that athle c. in the chool should assist boys and girls to develo good whole some, and moral attitude toward life end their fe11swman. If 1t does not
The Valley settler., 1945-09-21

Mir. Bertch from the Farm Se' ity Adminis 8 trst i on will be in Palmer this Saturday evening.
The Valley settler., 1945-09-21

Dr.. Ruth Gruber, Dept. Of the visited in the Valley recently getting lorna ti on about the Valley. She came here from the
The Valley settler., 1945-09-21

complish this plus physi cal development ef' the parti cipant, then 1t. should be stri cken from the school Curri cu1um. However, he has faith in ath1et tics to the extent that he has provided inc ans for every orfe in High School to take part in them befo the bus 1e ayes the. school at the close of the school day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-23
TOBACCO VALLEY GRANGE

Tobacco Valley Grange opened at
8:45 Tuesday evening, Aug. ID. with
Master West in the chair.
Sister Alverson reported on the
proceeds from lunch and ice cream
sold at the dance August III. She
made plans for the Pomona which
will be August Is at the community
hall. 1t was announced that we
would have a bazaar this fall We
were disappointed that no agent is
available to give us dry cleaning
demonstration.
Several recipes were given. Bull
letins on sugar substitutes were
passed out. Brother Anderson re-
ported on the dance. S6375 was
cleared on dance, lunch, etc. The
progress of the hall was enumer-
ated. The coop announced that gas
was now available at their sta
ton. And we can drive up and say
Fill 'er up.
Several communication were
read by secretary Weydemeyer.
II being necessary to elect new
Ceres, Emily Leighty, Virginia
Erickson and Grace Van Leishout
were nominated.
The Grange sang God Bless
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-23
ROUNDUP DANCE AND
BARBECUE PLANNED

Officers of Pleasant Valley
Grange No. 1872 met Saturday even
ing at the home of Grange Master
Carter Hardy in Lost Prairie. Plans
were completed for the annual
Roundup dance and Barbecue to
be held at Boisvert's Camp, Nc
Gregor lake on Saturday, Sept 8.
The Western Montana Stockmen's
Association is meeting during the
day and large attendance of cat
tlemen is expected.
Ladies of the Grange will serve
dinner at noon and beginning at 6
O'Clock, camp cook will be on
hand to serve barbequed beef and
hot biscuits from the chuck wagon.
Waits Swing Band from Roman
and Dandanville's orchestra have
been employed to play alternately
for the dance.
Committees in charge are looking
forward to making the event real
celebration for stockmen, Changers
and their friends, all of whom are
invited to attend
Say II saw it in the News.
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Say II saw it in the News.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-23

The Moose lodge gave dance to
celebrate Vi Day, in their hall
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-23
Here and There

Here and There
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Mcclure,
Homedale, Ida, who were guests
at the home of their, niece. Mrs. j.
Reidlinger left for their home on
Tuesday. On Sunday they were en-
tertained with a family picnic at
Bull lake when they enjoyed an
out door lunch and boating.
The Dorcas Society of the Ad-
ventist Church met at the home of
Mrs. Jesse Ellis last Tuesday. The
usual pot-luck luncheon was served
before the ladies began their work.
Mrs. Russell Baeth and family
motored to Libby Friday.
The Bud Feenans have as their
house guests Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.
Kennedy Of Seattle and Mrs. Mamie
Wilton Of Anacortes, Wash. The
women and Mrs. Feenan are sisters.
Mrs. Feenan, Mrs. Kennedy, and
Mrs Wilton spent Thursday shop
ping in Kalispell,
Harry Anderson has resumed
work after having enjoyed a week S
vacation which he and Mrs. Ander-
son spent in their cabin at Bull
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Feenan re-
turned last Monday from a two
weeks business trip to Detroit.
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Laffon and
Latcn were business visitors to Spo-
kane last week.
Mrs. James Lyle and family left
on Tuesday for Kansas where she
will remain for some time. On the
trip she was accompanied by
Georgia Rae Anderson who will
stop in Upton, Wyo., with her aunt
She will attend high school there.
Mrs. Fred French was shopping in
Libby Tuesday
Mrs. Cliff Thomas and daughter
Fern were doing some pre-school
shopping in Libby the first of the
week
Friends here regret to learn that
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-23

Mrs. Julia Strom arrived from
Portland where she was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. R. j. Edmonds. She
will spend the summer with her
son. George Strom, and his wife.
Miss Lois Harvey, Whitefish, is
spending this week at the home of
her uncle, Jay Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Hubbard,
Louise and Billy, and Mrs. Kenneth
Hubbard and Keith are spending a
few days at the A. M. Hubbard
home.
Seth Hates went to Portland on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Backus of
Boomers Ferry were renewing old
acquaintance in Troy this week.