The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-09-05
LIBBY ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith Of
Seattle are visiting Mrs E. M.
Smith, Mrs. Monty Carroll, and Mr.
and Mrs Walter McCallum this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. hurry and
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Ellis and
family left this week for Stevens
vile where they will make their
homes.
Mrs. Wesley Kochell of Havre
arrived Saturday to join her hus-
band who is employed by J. Neils.
They have moved into the Bolilho
apartments.
Mrs. Lyle Austin and son, jim
my, of Spokane, and Mr.. and Mrs
Bill Darlington and family of Con-
rad visited at the Ted Alderman
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fuller and
family of Renton, Wn., visited over
the weekend with Mrs. Harry Boil
yard Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Boil
yard are sisters
Miss Margaret Sleizer who IS
employed by the Forest Service in
Butte, spent the Labor Day holi-
days visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Sleizer.
Pershing Gooselaw and his uncle,
John GooselaW of Spokane, left
Sunday for Great Falls where they
are spending the week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Robertson and
son Thomas c., and Miss Florence
Hrabik of Kalispell drove to Hot
Springs Sunday. They reported a
very pleasant drive
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kimmel Miss
Geraldlng Burke and DR.. Reden
Baker of Spokane were Libby visi-
tors Sunday, driving on to Glacier
Park for Labor Day
Mr. Herman Hanson and Pastor
and Mrs. Hjortholm were supper
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Helmer Hanson of Troy on Monday
evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Hutchinson of
Portland, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph LeDuc over the weekend.
Mrs Hutcheson is the former Mrs
E. A. Niles of Libby. j
Mrs. Thresa Sanders left Wed
nesday for San Francisco to visit
her daughter, Mrs Gurston Blass.
Mrs. Sanders is the cook at st.
Johns Lutheran Hospital
Gene W. Dedic and Albert E.
Mudick of Libby have recently en-
listed in the u. S. Army, according
o S/Sgt. Grissan from the Kalis- 7
oell army recruiting office.
Mrs. Earl Lindsay and daughters, c
loan and Marlene, arrived home r
Thursday evening after spending
wo weeks with her parents, sis +
ers and brothers in Idaho Falls Q
A lightning fire was reported n
Monday near Wolf Creek in the a
fisher River District. The fire, r
which was small, is now under con Y
rol, the Forestry said yesterday )
G. A. Rice of the government re-
raj weeks visiting relatives. He has r
een employed at Sheridan, Wyo., n
nd is on a vacation at the present a
ime. q
Miss Marianne Strong came Sat +
rday from Spokane for a three tt
yeeks visit at the home of her aunt "
Irs. Leo S. WEIGH. Miss Strong
a student nurse at Sacred Heart G.
Lospital in Spokane. tc
Mr.. and Mrs Al Hamel have sold OF
leir cabin camp to a Mr.. LaPost "
f Columbia Falls The Hamels "a
ave bought the E. M. Bitterman o'
ONE on East Lincoln Blvd, near ST
t. JOseph's Church. d'
Mrs. Leo S. WEIGH attended a re- K
Mon Of the Ward and Buckingham
miles. which was held Sunday at in
itterroot Lake Fifteen members DC
the families were present and a &C
.easant day was enjoyed. tn
Mrs. E. NJ Preston with her c.
lughter, Mrs F. F. Garner visited FL
Kalispell Friday, returning to be
bby with Mrs. Bottorff. Mrs. Bl
F. Garner returned to her home io
Post Falls, Ida, on Saturday.
Miss Gwyneth Homann and Rob- da
t Clough who have been employ II
in the Grocery Department of MI
e Kootenai Mercantile during the an
MINER have resigned their jobs an
attend school, fol
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Sturgeon of tic
ew York left Tuesday after visi- CT
lg their many Libby friends. The ev
urgeons are former Libby resi-
nts, moving from Libby seven ste
arS ago 4hi