The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-04-05
Personal Items

Frank Siegmund visited over the
weekend in Spokane.
Victor Wolfe of Fortine, was n
business visitor Monday in Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Krause of
Kalispell spent last week as guests
at the Martin Botchek home.
Mrs. c. K. Smith returned from
Whitefish Tuesday to make her
home in Libby for the summer.
J. W. Daniel, old time Warland
resident, was in Libby shopping
for a couple days the middle of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baeth re-
turned to their home here last Sat
urday after Today visit with rela-
tives in Seattle.
Kenneth Cummings came last
week from Washington to visit rel
atives in Troy and Libby. He is a
brother of Mrs. Harry Hartle.
w. G.. Seims made business trip
Thursday of last week to Kalispell,
returning to Libby Saturday. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Seims.
/ Inspector O. E. Fagerberg of
Havre. visited over the weekend
with Mrs. Fagerberg, Lincoln coun-
/ tvs Superintendent of education.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Botchek have
returned after a week spent on the
coast visiting friends and relatives
in Bremerton, Tacoma and Seattle
Miss Yvonne Hadwen spent her
Easter vacation with her parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Buckingham, re-
turning 10 Spokane Sunday evening.
Miss Joan Brown who is attend :
! ing X. B. u. in Spokane, visited
over the Easter weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ] Brown.
Mrs. David Holz and son, Steven,
re turned Saturday to Spokane, af-
ter a several weeks visit with Mrs.
Hollis mother. Mrs Irene Stevens.
The Bolyard Store is happy over
! having their large Schilling clock
back on duty again. after being
laid up for several weeks in the
clock hospital.
/ Mrs. Rose Drury left for Spo-
kane Wednesday evening to spend
a week before going on to Endicott,
/ Wash. where she will be employed
] for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter visited
Easter Sunday with Mrs. Carriers
son. Archie Thompson and family
of Troy. Mr. Thompson is the Troy
1 agent for the Great Northern.
The Western News Editor en-
loved very pleasant call last week
from the Rev. Fr. Delaney, pastor
Of Our Lady of Mercy Church IN
Eureka. The Reverend Father is in
! vited to call whenever in Libby
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Irwin, former
residents Of Eureka announce the
arrival of son on Thursday. Mar
I Is, the 18th birthday of the baby's
grandfather. Harding Irwin Of Eu-
reka. The baby has been named
/ Tommy Harding
Mayor and Mrs. Ed Boyes and
little granddaughter, Laurie, have
returned after q weeks visit with
his mother, Mrs. David Boves, and
his brother and family at Tacoma,
Wash. Mrs. Boyes has reached the
age Of 81 years
John Ledum leaves today to at
tend the v. r. w. service school
which is being held in Helena. hep
resentatives from all posts in the
state are expected to be present to
learn Of the new Montana service
set-up for veterans.
I w. f. Partlow and Ralph LeDuc
Tuesday Of last week drove to Great
Falls to care for business matters.
Mr.. LeDuc returned home Wednes-
day. Mr.. PartloW remained to buy
merchandise for his electric shop
returning home Friday evening
Paul x. Church was called &c
| Whittier, Calf, a week ago We'd
nesday by the serious illness Of his
mother, Mrs. NJ |. Church. Woro
was received later that Mrs. Church
passed away Sunday, funeral serv-
ices being held the following Tues
day
G. E. Wollaston Of the local V
F. w. attended meeting Tuesday
! of last week in Kalispell at which
Jean A. Drummer, New York City
National Commander inChief Of thu
". r. w, was the speaker Of thu
evening sBrlckn reports a pleasan