The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-11
LIBBY ITEMS

Judge Dean King will hold cour
in Libby Friday.
!, Sheriff Baney was reported OF
the sick list last weekend and tn,
first of this week.
Miss Helen Austin left on the bI!
this morning to spend a week visit.
ing friends in Missoula
Mrs. Bertha Kienitz fell Monday
while in her yard, and seriously
sprained her right arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Baeth, Joe and
John Corbett spent several DAYS
last week in Great Falls and Mis-
soula.
Dick Austin, Junior Newman
Joyce Newman and Norma Hood
were in Kalispen Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Woodwork and son. Jim
have returned from Spokane where
Mrs. Woodwork received medical
attention.
Miss Daisy Hunter, accompanied
by a friend, Miss Agnes Olson. a
teacher of Trego, spent the weekend
in Kalispell.
Andrew Klemowski of the War
land neighborhood was in Libby
Monday visiting friends and caring
for business matters.
The county commissioners were |
IN the Eureka country Tuesday
viewing flood damage, alleged to be |
a county responsibility +
Jim Gustin, manager of the Kali
lspel Feed and Grain Company
spent the day Monday in Libby car
ing for business matters.
The residence belonging to Mrs
a. G. Farris on Louisiana Avenue
was sold during the past week TO
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Quein.
n. B. Wallace bought the VIM. !
Allen residence property on Cali
ornia at 9Th, which was advertised
n last weeks Western News.
MIR. and Mrs Carol Warn of a
1eonia were in Libby Monday and g
pent the day, having dinner that
vening with Mr. and Mrs. F. c.
robertson c
Walt Anderson, fireman for the +
Neils Lbr. Co., is in Kalispel 81
ospital following a major opera c
on. Friends will wish for a speedy p
ecoVery. a:
j. T. Brindley has recently moved =
ON Arco, Ida, to American Falls p
mere he is making his home with q
r. and Mrs. j. c. Kugler. Mrs. NJ
ugler is daughter. M
Mrs. William Allen received = DC
legram Monday, informing her of A,
e death Of her niece, Mrs. Will &.
evllln, formerly of Peck, Ida Mrs.
evilin's death occurred Saturday. ~,
c. H. Belmont, of Eureka. was re-
Libby Tuesday caring for school I'll
alters. Mr.. Belmont. who is ~
'mer Eureka correspondent for the 80; -,
7stern News, paid this office a -
ry pleasant call.
The Lincoln Flying Club put in
busy hour or so Sunday polish
up the Kootenai Queen. the
IBIS new plane. The old girl is
lily dazzler now, and quite the
" OF all the birds of the air. \
James Mahoney has
ted his barbershop just north
The Penny Store, leasing the shop
equipment to Mr.. Leach of
lspell, who expects to begin
rating the shop in the near fut-
j.. D. Morton who is employed at
Libby Motors, has purchased
ew Lee Craft boat which is on
lay in the garages show room.
boat is 6-pasSenger craft and
owered by Is h. p. cupboard
or
r. and Mrs. Bud Adkins flew G
Spokane on a business trip
ay evening, returning to Libby
rday evening. We believe Mr..
ms said it took one hour and
,-flVe minutes to make the trip -
way. 10
i Hall of Gardner was in Lib d
he first of the week renewing p
acquaintance. Mr.. Hall re- p,
y was discharged from the ser Fl
He was formerly associated re
the Western News and at the aU
mt time is contemplating re-
ng to the newspaper business.
ling to join Dave Holz, also a
er Western News printer, in
shing a paper at Garfield.
(. Both these men are quite Lii
lie and are sure to meet sue
In their endeaVor.