The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-25
Libby News

Mrs Zula Freisinger of Ritzville
Wash, visited from Friday till Sun.
day with Mrs. F. J. Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Filseth of Sar
Francisco, are visiting this week
with Mrs. Filseth's uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs George H. Ripley
Mrs. Wilma Flageal and two
children of Berwick N. Oak. are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Fla
geaIs uncle, Elias Paulson.
Ernest Peterson, Jr., took his dual
plane cross country flying Satur-
day evening to Mssoula, and re-
turning the next morning He was
accompanied by Bud Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Trautmann and
Mrs Alice Trautmann of Billings
arrived Sunday to spend the week
at the R. w. Riddle home. Mrs.
Alice Trautmann is Mrs. Riddles
mother and Bill Trautmann is her
brother.
Word from Denver, tells relatives
and friends that Mrs. Agnes Per
son has work in a Denver print
shop. She expects to attend school
IN that city this coming school year,
and likes both Denver and her pres
ent set-up very much
Mr. and Mrs Alex Graves were
surprised Saturday to find their son. ,
w. }. Graves, and family of Sea f.
side, Ore. waiting for them when
they returned from town. Mr. /
Graves and family left Monday af=4
ter short visit in Kalispel
Mr.. and Mrs Jess Beavers and
daughters, Muriel and Linda, of
Missoula left Sunday after spend
ing couple of days visiting at the
R. w. Riddle home Mrs Beavers
and Mrs. Riddle are sisters. Muir
lei remained in Libby for another
week
Miss Margaret Redfield. who has
completed her Junior year at Ore
gon State College. Corvallis came
Saturday for a short visit with her
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Red
field. Miss Margaret went to SpO-
kane Sunday, where she viii be
during the summer vaca-
ton
Edd Leonard and sons, Ralph and
HarWood of Fortine, were down I
over the weekend attending the
camp meeting which is being held -
BY The Church of God. Rev. and
Mrs. Norman House also came Fri
lay to assist in the meeting. Rev.
House is the pastor at Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Burch of
eureka, were overnight business
Visitors in Libby last Monday. Mr..
3urch who owns the Burch Motor
Co., at Eureka, has purchased the
Id chemical plant and also a resi-
ential property in the West Ad-
ition to Eureka, from Sheriff
fancy The Western News publish
r enjoyed pleasant call from
ne Eureka business folk Tuesday.
Pat Carrigan has received a petit
on for obtaining signers, which
the establishment of a
bipartisan fish and game COM
lission to consist of five members
no will have supervision over all
lie wild life in the state of Mon
ma, together with the power for
of regulations, game
WIS, etc. Candidates for the COM
ission would be chosen by the
)ters on non-partisan ticket at
e regular primary and the COM
ittee members elected at the gen
al election.
It is rather early for the wolf
icks to gather, but coyotes have
Gently been heard yipping in the
lis across the river north of Lib
r. Incidently there is a fascination
many in listening to the choruses
rnished by these small members
the wolf family, music which
ks the sinister note heard in the
ying of the big timber wolf of
)rthern Canada when pursuing
me through the night or lifting
; voice in protest of the lonely
nper in the wilderness. um