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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
with Settlement OfA.F.OfL l..
StaInGn'S Strike, Clio Sailors
Now Refuse TORGtuIn1OJObS
clio MEN DEMAND THEY
DE PAID SAME WAGES
As MEMBERS OF A. F.
OIL. RECEIVE
dBy AssocIated Press1

WASHINGTON, Sept. 49,
The seamen's strike, which has
tied up ships along the Atlantic,
Gulf and Pacific coasts, was set
tied today, so far as the A. F. of
l.. strikers are concerned, but
they probably will not return to
work because of an order issued
for clio seamen TO go on strike.
clio leaders reminded the A.
+. of l.. heads that the former
joined in the strike when the
Federation me n walked off their
jobs. and ask d that the A. F. of
L. show the CO similar consid-
Grafton.
Reason for action Dy the Go
Is because the members of the
fellow union have been given in
Creases in wages amounting to
$22.5O month. while the adj
vances of the ClO seamen total
sl7.50.
The average monthly wages of
A. h. of l.. seamen is now $172.50
a month.
From San Francisco news was
received here that the A. F. of l..
seamen were ordered to return
10 their ships. but no further
word has been received since the
CIO decided TO go on strike.
Settlement of the A. F. of l..
strike was due to a proposal
made by John r. Steelman of the
War Sterilization Board, regard
ing the consent of the govern
ment To permit the increases on
government-owned ships. AS pri-
vate shipowners already had
agreed to pay the advances, the
A. +. of l.. strike was declared
setiaad. - .s=se t<-s.ez
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
Business Men
Favor Terminal
For Ferry Use

AT meeting of the Key West
Business Mems Association held
in the court house, Benny Fer
nandez urged everyone to pull
together for the common good of
Key West. He stressed the ne
cessity of creating a Pan Amer
lean terminal, connecting with
the Overseas Highway.
This terminal would be flank
ed by parks and would be es-
tablished in the vicinity of the
waterfront around the old P. & O.
docks at the foot of Duval street.
To bring this about the idea is
proposed to have the city, eolln-
ty and the Overseas Toll and
Bridge District raise a revolving
fund of about five million dol
lars.
State Representative Bernie c..
Papy and Dan Navarro address
ed the gathering and gave their
views as to the proper method
in which this project should be
worked.
Rogelio Gomez, local represen-
tative of Aerovias @, called on
the business men to contact the
necessary authorities in order to
establish permanent flight
schedule for his air line. A COM
mittee was appointed to contact
Senator Pepper and invite him
to come to Key West.
An action committee was APP
pointed, headed by Paul Albury.
1t will be the duty of this COM
mittee to investigate all matters
affecting the welfare of our city
and recommend any action deem
ed advisable to secure the great
est good for the greatest num-
Der.
Plans are going ahead for
placing an information booth in
BayView Park in time for the
winter season.
The association decided to as
sist the local Lions in building
an arched entrance with the
words, Welcome to the South
ernmost City" This arch is to be
erected on the highway in the
vicinity of the municipal hos
pital.
Mrs. Effie Pauls, president of
the Business and Professional
Women's Association, showed a
copy of the magazine Literary
Florida" This magazine will de-
vote it's entire contents to Flor
ida for the month OF November.
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Realty Sales
In Key West

G.. Adelbert Russell has sold
house and lot on Packer, near Di-
vision street, to Benjamin +.
Lowe for $4,000. according to a
deed recorded today in the coun-
~ clerks office. The lot has a
frontage of 81 feet on Packer
street and a depth of 81 feet.
Edward j. Bayly sold his
home at United and Florida
streets to Harry Matthew Kidd
for $4,000. This is the property
that Bayly bought from Mrs. Sy-
bill Carey for $4,000 The lot has
a frontage Of so feet on United
and SO feet on Florida street.
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Key Vest Clubs
To nUite Pepper
Here To Speak

Key West civic organiza-
tions. representing the Lions.
Rotary club. JaYcees and the
Business Mems Association
will send delegations to Mi
ami Beach tomorrow TO re-
quest Senator Claude Pepper
10 come to Key West to dis
cuss the pending application
of Aerovias-Q Airlines for
scheduled flights to Havana.
Gerald Saunders. chairman
of the Lions publicity COM
mittee. announced today.
If Senator Pepper accepts
the invitation. a dinner given
by the joint organizations
will be held here. Saunders
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
Chinese War
Goes On While
Leaders Talk
aRy Associated Pressl

CHUNGKING. Sept. 10
Both Nationalist and Communist
leaders today talked about peace
while the civil war continues.
Generalissimo Chang Kali
Shek remarked that, as he had
not ordered the NatIonalists to
fight he was not in a position
to order them to stop fighting.
Communist leaders declared
that they had not issued any or
ders to their soldiers to open fire
on the Nationalist. But, despite
these two statements, Commun-
lists and National troops are clash
ing today in various parts OF
China.
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Commodore Ruiz
OF Cuban Macy
Gets InUitaiOn

Commodore Aguila Ruiz.
of the Cuban Navy. today ac-
copied the invitation TO come
TO Key West aboard The Gu
ban ship "Patria." due here
on Saturday. September 81.
with 81 officers. 81 cadets
and 1872 enlisted men aboard,
Cuban Consul Marlin Llir-
adj told The Citizen today.
Accompanying Commodore
Ruiz. said Consul Lliraldi.
will be his first assistant.
Capt. Marcos Perez Medena.
He said also that a Cuban
baseball team would be on
the "Patria" and would play
The Key Wes1 Navy team on
Sunday at Bayview Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
Church Is Scene
Of Meeting For
Local ScOuters

First Methodist Church Annex
was a lively place yesterday
evening as the members of Mon
roe District Committee met to
discuss past accomplishments of
its 223 Scouts and Cubs, under
the volunteer leadership of 80
Scouters. The regular monthly
meeting was attended by Is
members of the operating COM
mittees, the commissioned staff,
and several of the ScoutmaSterS.
Three new troops have been
organized, with one more in pro-
cess of organization, thus raising
the total number of Scout and
Cub units in Key West to seven
troops and two packs. The Di-
viSional Committee was praised
for its assistance in organizing
two new troops for colored
youth, raising the total of col
ored units TO three.
Reaches New Heights
Jack Delaney stated that Scout
training and advancement had
reached new heights, and that
this year three local Scouts al
ready had received the coveted
Eagle award. Each month, ex-
cept for the summer months, Re-
view Courts have been held to
prepare Scouts for awards given
them at the two Awarding
Courts held already this year! -
Joseph Boza spoke of inter
troop events held and scheduled
to be held regularly this fall, and
told of the plans for securing
the proposed District Scout camp
at Summerland Key which could
be opened to other church and
young peoples groups which
might be allowed to use the
camp, if the property is made
available to the Scout Council.
VIM. w. Demeritt, National
Council Representative of the
District Scout Committee, Sug-
gested that plans be sent to the
Highway Commission, so that
they could act on these plans.
Mr.. Chas. Taylor suggested that
under proper leadership and
with proper safeguards other
groups would be welcome to ap-
Continued on Page Four)
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Auxiliary mstatts
Three Neg Officers

At a meeting OF the Key West
VIEW. Auxiliary yesterday eve
ing in their club house, new of
ficers were installed for the
coming year. Mrs. Myrtle Vann,
fourth district president Of the
VIEW. from Homestead, adj
dressed the meeting.
New officers arg Mrs. Ruth
Higgs, president; Mrs. Mary
Smith, vice president, and Mrs.
Edna Arthur, elected conductress.
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~l[llM.AwMM
New York Strike
OF Truckmen Now.
Nearing Its End
tDy Associated PressD

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-S.fike
of New York truck drivers was
reported to be on its way to set
Element this afternoon.
Representatives of strikers and
truck owners are in conference
this afternoon with Mayor O'Dy-
or, and reports from the confer
ence room said that everything
is proceeding favorably."
Cause of the strike was a de-
mand of truckmen that their
wages be increased 80 per cent.
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FAREWELL

The time has come for us to
leave Key West. Our friends are
so many that it is impossible for
us to take leave of each of them
in the time available. We will
ask each of them to accept this
notice as token, at least, of our
remembrance and my regret that
my work for Key West suffered
an interruption.
Sincerely,
MR.. AND MRS. S. c.
SINGLETON,
524 NV. Goth Street,
Miami 38, Florida,
sept13-1tx
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NOTICE!

All members of the Alumnae
of the Convent of Mary Immac-
ulate are urgently requested to
attend a special meeting Mon
day. September Is. l946. 500
PM, at the residence of Mrs.
Edward Graham. 40l Whitehead
Street. where matters of import
ance will be discussed.
MRS. THOMAS S. CARO-.
Recorder.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Key West has NEST ECU.
able climate in the rouli-
Try. with average
range Of only la
Fahrenheit.
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R Day Wire Service
and Ap Features
For Sc Years Devoted
to the Best Interests
of Key West
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

Sturm, Mrs. Paddy Rowland and
Mrs. Jessie Fagerberg all of Libby
were visiting friends at Eureka
Tuesday April 7, and also attended
the Eastern Star convention.
Jim Barkee of Libby was visiting
IN Eureka Wednesday, May 8.
Mrs. Marie Anderson of Kalspell
was visitor in Eureka Wednesday,
to attend the Eastern Star Conven-
ton.
Mrs. Foster Hendrickson and Mrs.
Sarah Harper of Missioula visited
friends and relatives in Eureka over
the weekend.
Mr.. and John John Mcclure and
family of Dishman were visitors in
Eureka the past week visiting
friends and relatives. They were
called here by the death of Mrs.
McClure's brother, Orrin Frost
Harold Gompf has been in Eur
eka on business for the past week.
Sheriff Baney and son Duke"
spent the weekend at Eureka.
Jim Mahoney of Libby attended
the Frost funeral at Eureka Thurs
day May 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Riley spent
Saturday in Kalispell on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson and
son of Thompson Falls spent sew
eral days at the home of Mr.. John
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
vile Johnson and to attend the
Frost Funeral They accompanied
Mr. and Mrs Webb Thomas as far
as Spokane on their return home
Mr. and Mrs Webb Thomas and |
Mrs Tom Price were Kalispell visi-
tors Friday They were accompan-
led by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nor
gan who remained in Kalispell.
Mrs. Jack Alavana and daugh-
ters were in Kalispel on business
of last week.
Mrs Pauline Katon and baby of |
New York is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs Herb Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Moore have
moved to their new residence in
East Eureka vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. AlsaSs.
Rev. Lovelay officiated at the
Baptist. church Sunday. It is I'M
ierstood he will preside permanent
y.
The L. c. H. S. track team travel-
ed to Libby for the County track
meet, Saturday May II.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
LIBBY GRADES PLACE SECOND
IN CANADIAN MEET

/ Creston, B. c. easily won tn,
triangular invitationaI meet held a
Creston, B. c., open to 7th, 9th anc
9th graders, scoring 70 points. Lib
by scored As points and Bonner:
Ferry, Idaho SO points. Libby was
greatly handicapped by not having
any freshman entries. Libby won
beautiful relay race but was dis
qualified on an exchange.
Glass "B"
rs yard dash - Pelle, Creston;
Seal, Boomers; Burren. Libby Time
9. 4. sec.
100 yard dash - A. Hester, Cres-
ton; Burrell, Libby; Seal, Boomers.
Time 1927 sec,
22O yard dash - A. Hester, Cres-
ton; Burrell, Libby; Long. Cres-
ton. Time 3O.3 sec.
Broad Jump - PelIe, Creston;
Carroll, Libby; wigen, Creston.
Distance is #. 9 in.
High Jump - A. Hester, Creston;
Wigen, Creston; Gompf, Libby.
Height 4 #. 315 in.
Pole Vault - Pelle, Creston; Seal,
Boomers Ferry; Gompf, Libby. ut.
IT. IN.
Relay = Boomers CSeal, Read
man, Dunning, Knoles); Creston
Libby. Time 59.5 sec.
Glass "a"
100 yard dash - Potter, Libby;
D. Hester, Creston; Torkelson, Bon
ners. Time III sec.
220 yard dash - Potter, Libby;
Cotterell, Boomers; Shea, Libby.
Time 27.6 sec.
$50 yard run - Mazook, Creston;
Combest, Libby; Pompe, Creston.
Time 2:37.5.
Broad Jump - D. Hester, Creston;
Dale Thomson, Libby; Copeland,
Boomers; distance Is #. II in.
High Jump - Mazook, Creston;
Dirks, Boomers; Hembrock, Creston.
Height 4 #. 8A in.
Shot Put - Walsh, Libby; Lit
Llefield, Boomers; Copeland, Bon !
ners. Distance 81 #. 4 in.
Pole Vault - Madison, Libby and |
D. Hester, Creston tied for first and |
second; Thomson, Libby. Height |
; it, 6 in
Football Kick - Creston first and
second; Boomers third. Distance
20 #. 2 in.
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EUREKA NEWS


Continued From Page Two
days in Eureka visiting friends anc
relatives and also to attend the Or
rim Frost funeral.
Miss JOY Fluharty is making ar
extended visit with her sister, Mrs
Oscar West and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Thomas Of
Spokane spent few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price
Mr. Thomas lived in Eureka in his
boyhood days and enjoyed renew
ing old acquaintance. They were
called to Eureka by Orrin Frost's
death
Webb Gary and his father of Kali
ispell, were visitors in Eureka the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Mock of Hot
Springs are visiting their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Hansman. They were accompanied
by their son Albert.
Mrs. Harvey Dickson and son John
of Spokane spent the past week
visiting friends and relatives in Eur
eka.
Mrs. Glen Morgan of Kalispell
spent Thursday in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred hampton and
Mr.. and Mrs Bendetti of Libby
were called to Eureka by the death
of their brother and Uncle, Orrin
Frost
Charles Purdy has returned home
after receiving his discharge from
the Navy Charles is the son of
M hFvc
Mrs. Jack Sipes of Reardon,
Wash, visited at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. French,
for few days last week. She was
by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcclure of DiShman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy and Mary
motored from Conrad to attend the
Frost Funeral
Emmons and Bob Hampton flew
from Libby to Eureka, Thursday,
May g. to attend the funeral of their
Uncle, Orrin Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frost of Mis- I
Soula spent the past weekend visit (
ng friends and relatives. They I
we're accompanied by Mrs Martha
Brown who visited at the home of
Ter sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Zook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Maurer of
libby were visitors at the Alver-
ION and Anderson home last week
While here they all motored to Kali
spell, where Mrs. Alverson called
Ter daughter, Mrs Claude Hearn at
Texas. Mrs. Hearn stated
heir intentions of moving to Eur.
.ka sometime in July and asked her
mother to greet all of her Eulek
riends for her
Mr.. and Mrs Jean Schermerhorn
ave moved to their new residence
from Alex Purdy, vacated
y Ray Moores.
Mrs. J. r. Rice of Glacier Park
pent Tuesday and Wednesday visit
1g all her old friends in Eureka. {
Mrs. Frank Baney, Mrs. Max I
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

end. They are also making a bus
mess trip to The Dalles, Ore
The Cody Brothers have obtained
new machine for spraying paint
They feel lucky as this apparatus
is hard to get
Grin Walters from Occur d'Alene
spent a day last week working on
the switchboard at the telephone
Mrs. P. T. Mettler, the Misses
Alice and Phyllis and Clyde Thorn
ton were Kalispell visitors on
Mrs. Gene Crush, Yak spent the
weekend in Libby with her daugh-
ter, Ruth.
Roy Crush returned Friday from
a business trip to Moscow, Idaho.
Mrs. Francis Cody was shopping
in Libby on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Korn and
daughter, Elizabeth, Eureka, were
weekend guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Weidner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Korn were present at the
Eastern Star banquet where they
renewed acquaintance with many
lOIUlGT 4IlGAlUS.
Earl Laffoon spent the weekend
with relatives in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Lein went to
Portland last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Grippe went TO
Spokane last Wednesday. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Higgins and baby who
will visit Mrs Higgins parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Grippe.
On Friday evening several men,
bers of the Troy Chapter attended
the Eastern Star meeting in Libby
when the Grand Worthy Matron
was present. Those making the
trip were: Mesdames Hazel Kens-
Ter, Leonia Weidner, Lorraine |
Brown, Petrea Zimmerman, Doro-
thy Morrison and Mr.. and Mrs. /
Maurice Nelson.
Edward F. Laehn arrived in Troy
asst week.
Joe Siebenforcher who has been
IN business in Nevada returned to
lis home Saturday.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service prepared and served the
banquet given by the Eastern Star
N Saturday evening Those assist
ng in the kitchen work were:
desdames zimmerman, Kessler,
)rury, Nelson, Langdon Baeth,
PETERSON, Sagen, Koch, McDougall,
'offman, Grippe, Hodges and others.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
GAME DEPARTMENT
CORRECTS FISHING
DATE ON KILBRENNAN

The following correction in the
game laws as published in the 1946
booklet and also published in The
Western News by the State Depart
ment, was received last Friday by
Deputy Warden o. J. Nollar:
Our 1916 Fishing Regulations, re-
garding closed fishing season on
Kilbrennan Lake in Lincoln County
carries a typographical error-the
closing dates should read Septem-
Der Is, l946 to May "a, 1947.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
RECENT REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

H. B. Wallace reports real es-
tate transfers the past week as fol
lows:
Leo M. Zimmerman of Kalispell
purchased the residence on Califor-
MIA owned by Hugo Anderson.
Halstead Remp purchased the
house in East Libby owned by Jay
Role.
Martin Edwards purchased the
ranch south of Libby owned by
H. B. Wallace.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
HOLDS MEETING

The regular meeting of the W. o.
T. NJ was held on May z, with
twelve members present
Regular monthly reports were
made by chairmen of several COM
mittees.
After the business meeting, en-
tertainment was furnished by CO.
worker Parker, high prize going
to co-Worker Murray.
A delicious lunch was served by
co-workers Escott and Thompson.
We can help you find lost articles,
or find the owners of things you
may find with our classified section.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

Football Pass - Walsh, Libbys
Littlefield, Boomers; Redtnan, Bon
.ners. Distance 121 #. 5 in.
Relay = Creston Clemson, Hem
brock, Mazook, Hester); Boomers;
Libby disqualified after placing LIST.
Time 55.1 sec.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
Here and There

Here and There e
Jas. Johnston, Dick and Bob Ru
bier and Roger Kensler left las
week for Pasco where they are as
sembling trucks which they pur.
chased in the surplus sale a short
time ago.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. B
Farris went to Seattle where they
met their son, Martin, who is re-
turning from service in the South
Pacific.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Hoffman,
Boise, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Koffman'S father, A. A. Grippe.
Mrs. Annie Nelson who under
. went major operation in Boomers
Ferry, Idaho is expected to remain
there for another week.
H. Middleton joined his wife
who a couple of weeks ago came
from California to visit her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Grippe.
A Mothers Day dinner was given
by Mr. and Mrs Oliver Decker of
Libby honoring Mrs. Bert Coffman,
who was presented with many love-
ly gifts from her family Present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Coffman,
Mr.. and Mrs. OWE Larson and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs Lester Larson and
Herbie Coffman
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hubbard
and little son, Keith spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs A. M. Hub
bard
Frank and Bert Thomas of Spo-
kane were in Troy for a short time
last week attending to some refri-
geration work. 1t is their intention
to locate in Boomers Ferry where
they feel is central for their work
which takes them as far east as
Kalispell.
Mrs. Walter Bissell and grand
daughter, Muriel were weekend
visitors at the William Bissell home.
Mrs. Bissel attended the Eastern
Star Banquet on Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Shand who attended the
Eastern Star Banquet was a week
end guest of Mrs. R. L. Slice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Meyer of /
Barron, Wis, are spending their
holidays at the Grover Smith home.
Mrs Barron is a piece of Mrs. Bax-
ter and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. F. E. Walker and son,
FRANCES LETT Monday Tor Spokane. II
From there they will go to Portland
where they will visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Budina are
visiting friends in Devils Lake.
North Dakota.
Word has been received by re-
latives here that Ramon, seven-year
old son of Mrs. j. A. Hamberlin of
Salt Lake City, passed away on
Mrs. Hamberlin is the
former Shirley Schooley and
of Mrs. F. McComb.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Weger and
little daughter. and Mr., and Mrs.
Theran Ayers all of Spokane drove
over Sunday and spent Mothers
Day with their mother, Mrs. Jesse
Gregg.
Mrs. Jack Reidlinger and little
daughter, Karen Joy returned home
On Friday. Mrs. Edwin Grippe went
to Boomers Ferry for them.
R. N. Cox returned Monday even
ng from Whitefish where he was
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul McCracken
vent to Spokane over the week
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
Cabinet Grange Bazaar May 4

OaDIIECI VI sII5C DalA'zIaE way
The Cabinet Grange held a bazaar
Saturday, May at the Methodist
Church in Troy, and it was reported
a big success. Needle work of all
kinds was sold and pie and coffee
was served.
The drawing for the quilt took
place at four o'clock and Mrs. Cob
bledick was the winner.
The name of James Eutsler was
drawn for the crocheted center
piece and, as he has passed away,
the dolly will be sent to his daugh-
ter
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16

On Tuesday afternoon the Club
Scouts held a joint meeting of Den
One and Den Two. At that time
they practiced for the Cub Scout
Field Meet which will be held at
Schoolhouse Lake under the direc-
torship Of MIR. Markin. The date
for this event will be announced
later. Libby Cubs are also par
ticipating.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-05-16
Real Estate News

Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Durham
have purchased the house owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peterson.
This is one of the more recently
built homes, and has a corner loca-
ton. The grounds are improved
with a nice lawn and shade trees.
They will take possession Septem-
Der LIST.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson will move
to the Henry Weidner home. 1t is
the intention of Mr.. and Mrs. Weld
her to spend the winter months in
California.
E. J. Weidner has bought the store
building formerly owned and opera
ted by H. c. Weidner. AS yet Mr.
E. j. Weidner's plans regarding the
use of the building are rather in
definite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell have bought
the Montana Rooms and expect to
continue the business. There is also
included in the property the adjoin-
ing building and an adjacent lot.
Ill health made it necessary for
Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook to SELL
Mr.. and Mrs M. c. Holbrook
bought the real estate property on
the Highway which was owned by
Mrs. Marie Nelson. This is also a
corner location and consists of spac-
ious grounds and two dwellings.