The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-31
LIBBY ITEMS

JOG MCOdllun lGIL on the bus
Tuesday morning for Hot Springs
Roy J. Burt of Troy was in Libby
this week receiving medical atten-
ton.
Andy Nordtome of Kalispeu is
in Libby this week doing work at
the Libby Creamery.
Fonetta Harris, Great Northern
operator at Valcour, and her mother
Mrs. Harris, were in town Tuesday
to shop with local merchants.
Mrs. Don Leach returned Satur-
day night from Kalispell where she
spent several days visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claypool.
R, F. Morris of the Bull Lake
section near Troy was in Libby
several days recently attending to
business matters.
Al HenneSsy spent a few DAYS
in Libby over the weekend, re-
turning to Spokane, where he has
been employed, Tuesday.
Miss Florence Hrabik of Kalis-
pell spent from Wednesday until
Sunday visiting at the F. c. Robert
son home in Libby.
Rev. H. HasSkamp, B. D., return
ed Thursday evening from Boze-
man where he had gone Monday to
attend the Western Circuit Confer
ence
Thomas c. Robertson of the Rob
ertson Feed Store went to Helena
Sunday to drive home a new de-
luxe Ford. He returned to Libby
Tuesday.
Matt o. Wilson who was in Lib
by recently with the Electric Smith
Company working on the power
line to the Zonohte Company, was
back in town this week attending
to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gean Blusson are
employed at the Drury camp near
Boomers Ferry. Miss Libby Ro-
mano, who recently returned from
a two months visit in Van Dixie,
Mich, is staying at their home here
in Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Beccari left
Tuesday morning for MiSSoula
to visit their daughter, Virginia
and husband, and to make the ac-
of their new grandson.
Ed Kemp made a business trip to
Troy Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Harold r. Barenz, |
who recently purchased the Floyd
Bowen farm just south of Libby,
where they moved last December,
are nicely settled now in their new
home. They moved here from
in the Northeast part of
the state
Marshall NTt,rro,r Of L[o1ieDol1 mic
trict Marshall Of Lions Club and a J
former resident of Libby, accom-
panied District Judge Dean King, !
also of Kalispell, to Libby last week |
and visited friends and acquaintan-
ces. Judge King held regular SEES
sion of court in Libby last weeks /
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason Pitcher, /
accompanied by their son, Byron I
and their daughter. Mrs. Lois Das-
aieH and small daughter, Shelia, /
visited over the week end with Mr..
Pitchers mother, Mrs. Linnie Pill
cher of Spokane The elder Mrs.
Pitcher has been i'll, but is improv-
ng
Standard Motors, local Ford dis
ributor announces the delivery of
4 new Ford sedan-coupe to State
Highway Patrolman Bob Riddle
This is the first new passenger car
delivered here, but it is hoped that
soon many more of the new cars
Will be seen on the streets and
highways
II. 0. Burse, manager Of the
ocal Burgan's Store, went to Col
. lie, Wash, Saturday evening and
'eturned Monday night with Mrs
3urse and daughter, Donna. Mr..
md Mrs. Burse have purchased
lome at FOB East Lincoln Blvd,
md will make their home there !
The residence has formerly been
wned by Charlie Collinson.
Mrs. R. W. LeDuc was badly
bruised and shaken last Sunday
morning when she fell down the
easement steps at her home 1t is
believed that no serious injury was
eceived as a result of the fall.
1r. and Mrs. DeLuc are having
more than their share of bad falls,
S Mr.. LeDue was also injured a.
out two weeks ago when he slip
ed and fell from tank car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul DetjenS and
wo small daughters left for San
1ateo, Calf, last Wednesday. Mr.
)etjens will again resume the work
e was doing before he left there
nd came to Libby about three
nd one half years ago, that of
managing Purity Store Their
arents, Mr.. and Mrs Pete Detens
nd Mr.. and Mrs. George Corbett
LII mic thnr,n ,to,.-. r,,,.nL, - Ill