The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
LIBBY ITEMS

Mrs. G. Godfrey left Tuesday TO
Seattle.
J. A. Starr of Yak was weekend
visitor in Libby.
u. Neils Lumber Co. announce
that Pres-to-logs are again avail
able. Il
Mrs. lola WEIGH was a bushes,
visitor Saturday and Sunday in Spo
kane.
Benjamin Baker has recently beer
employed as clerk at the Slei
ger Grocery.
u. Neils Lumber Co. announces
that Pres-to-logs are again avail
able. IL
Mrs. J. M. Davis and son of Nc
Ginnis Meadows were Libby visit
ors and shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Ted Kessel went to Spokane
last Friday for a short visit with
her mother, who lives there.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Hartsock left
Monday afternoon for Spokane Mrs.
Hartsock was to see a doctor in
Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Detjens left
Monday for Calf, to visit with their
son Paul, who recently moved there
from Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Slauson
Monday went over to Great Falls
and Stanford, where they are visit
ing friends and relatives.
Rev. J. F. Lawson of Milton, Ore,
arrived Monday, March 10 to con-
duct services at the Church of God
He will be here until March 81.
Senator and Mrs D. F. Fewkes
left Monday for Missoula and Hell
ena, where they are caring for
business matters and visiting rela-
tives.
Leo O'Brien of Rexford was visit
ing in Libby Saturday He has
received his discharge after II
months overseas and three years in
service.
HALO Richard Combest arrived
in Libby last Saturday for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. David Vaug-
han. He recently received his dis
charge in Seattle.
Sunday supper guests at the liver
Gratbo home in South Libby last
Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stasviken, Mrs. Carl Larson and
Pastor and Mrs. Hjortholm.
Andrew Hetle went to Spokane
this week to visit his daughter
Mrs. c. R. Callihan and family and
TO make the acquaintance of his
new grandson, Gary Michael.
Paul Neils, president of the J.
Neils Lumber Co., and Fred w
Hortskotte, consultant engineer, both
of Portland, are here this week car
ing for business matters at the J.
Neils Mill
Daryl Petrusha, Watertender &c
came on the bus Monday morning
to spend a two-day leave at the
home of his parents. He will leave
San Diego Barch 20 for the Atomic
Bomb area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chapman had
as guests from Monday to Thurs
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Krem-
kau and two children of Stockton,
Calf. Mr.. Kremkau is a brother |
of Mrs. Chapman
Omer Hudson of Rexford, who |
has just received his discharge after |
spending the past 20 months in the |
Islands, spent Thursday
afternoon and evening visiting at
the F. R. Baney home.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Darlington ar
rived Sunday night after spending
a few days in Spokane. They plan
10 make their home here. Bill has
oined the personnel in the office
If the Universal Zonolite Co.
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Bateman of
Billings, spent the weekend visiting
n Libby with Mr.. Bateman's par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Bateman.
9 o. is employed by the J. & J.
Hospital Supply Co. of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Christie re-
urned recently after a few years
Ibsence while Jim was in the ser ]
ice. They plan to make their home
lere again and are now visiting at
he home of his mother Mrs. Anna ,
christie.
The. Rev F. A. Dalton of Cutbank !
nd Mr. and Mrs Raymond Bache I
f Browning went through Libby !
asst Thursday on their way to I
'verett, Wash, where they were cal q
ed by the serious illness of Rev. {
)alton's brother. f
Mrs. Mildred Miller, who has a
oent a 90-day leave of absence f
nth her sister, Mrs. E. J. Driear :
nd husband, left Saturday to re- :
Ime her work with the civil ser
ice department in Ogden, Utah
lrs. Miller was personnel super
isor of the Ogden branch during
he late war.