The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13

Friday of each month. p. m. If.
R. w. LeDuc leaves today for
Missoula where he will attend a
Ford dealers meeting.
Primo Poalini returned Sunday
from a Spokane hospital where he
had received medical attention.
Miss Ardyce Gillespie left Thurs
day of last week to visit several
weeks with relatives and friends in
Havre.
Miss Alice McRel has returned
home after receiving her discharge
from the Marine Corps at Fort Lee
Jeune, N. Car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Bolyard left
Wednesday for Spokane where they
will spend several days attending
to business matters.
]. w. Farris and two sons of
Seattle were visiting at the home
of Mrs. Farris's sister, Mrs. E. E.
Jaqueth, this past weekend.
Carol and Jackie Hench of Ia
coma, Wn., came Monday for a 30
days visit at the home their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Yaple.
Mrs. Marjorie Bottorff arrived
Saturday night from Salt Lake City
and expects to spend the summer
here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark L. Forrest of
Leavenworth, Wn., are here this
week, caring for business matters
The FORESTS are considering making
Libby their home.
Tom Brinlev began work last week
as a salesman at the Geo. Wood
Hardware. He has been in Arco,
Ida, where he was employed in work
for the u. S. Navy.
Miss Ruth Hall arrived in Libby
Tuesday from CASPER, Wyo., for a
weeks visit in the Ned Decker home.
Miss Hall is a sister of Mrs. Decker
and is a nurse in Casper.
Fred Decker, of Bend, Ore, came
Friday to spend month visiting at
the home of his twin brother, Frank
Decker. Mr.. Decker is pastor of
the Church of God in Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simon returned /
Sunday from a two-weeks vacation
which they spent on the Coast. Mr.. I
Simon is shop foreman at the JAG |
ueth and Charnholm garage.
Miss Marge Hunter, who since
school was out, has been working
regularly at the Gamble Store, was
unable to be at her duties the first
of the week because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Neils re-
turned the latter part of last week
from short vacation spent at Flat
head Lake They left Monday for
Pullman, Wn., where Mr.. Neils is
summer school
M. M. Rawlings, Kalispell, divi-
sion manager for the Mountain
States Power Co., was in Libby
for official insoection and
of the new Flower Creek
dam, which has just been com
pleted.
Rob't Gillespie, Navy VS., VINO
has been at the University of Colo
RADIO, Boulder, Colo. returned home
last night for a short visit with
MS parents, Sup't. and Mrs. o. L. !
Gillespie, before going to Missoula
% attend summer school.
Ernest R. Peterson, AR M-3/c, son Z
If Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson of
libby, returned home June /, hav- a
ng received his honorable dis !
,harge from the Navy, May 49, Err )
lest served for two years and seven |
months. y
The Nichols boy who was in the
iuto wreck last Sunday is not the 6
on of Mrs. A. f. Blackwell. Her !
on. Alvin Nichols is in Germany \
With the u S. Army Word re- .
eived from him quite recently =
tates that he expects to leave soon !,
or home =
Rev. Fred A. Dalton of Cutbank r
vas in Libby visiting friends and 7
to business Tuesday and II
Rev Dalton was the =,
aston of the Log Church here in =;
libby and now is the pastor of a =
hurch in Cutbank 7
Mrs. c. A. Located of Miami, Fla, g"
,ft Miami Sunday noon by plane, r,
irving in Spokane Monday noon. 81
he came on to Libby Tuesday and a a
visiting at the home of Mr. and r.
frs. August Wichman and with :,
ans sister. ri ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ]. Seide- g
ann, of Montague, Calf, came u
to visit in the home of tb
Ieir daughter in-law, Mrs J. H. J ~
eidemann, Jr. They plan to 60 h.
ter to Kalispell to visit a daugh- -
r, Mrs. Helen Collins. The Seide- ~
aims will be in Montana for a t,I
,ut two weeks. w
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Kusler were ="
re last week, buying the w. G. Al
inns property on Lincoln Boule-
rd. The Kuslers come from
,wistown, and Mr.. Kusler has been Nj
cured to handle the shop work l3
It'll part time on property work pa
the Libby High School ag
Mrs. John McRell drove to Spo- da
ne and returned Saturday even
g accompanied by her daughters XII
SIS Alice, who had spent several Nc
US visiting with her sister, Mrs. pa
F. Smith, and husband, and Miss de-
yce, who is employed in Spo- wi
ne Miss Joyce McRell returned tai