The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-11
Libby News

Mrs Earl Buckingham left Tues
day afternoon for Spokane for
buying trip
Paul K. Church was a bushes.
visitor Tuesday in Eureka, where
he was caring for welfare work.
Andrew Klenowsky of Warland
was in Libby Monday shopping ano
caring for business.
Jim Garrigues of the Yak neigh
borhood was a Libby visitor last
Wednesday.
Support Ken Bigelow, Democratic
Candidate for County Treasurer. at
the Primaries July Is Pd. Pol. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Brock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Blackwell at
tended a family reunion at Glen
Lake near Eureka
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A Peeso spent
the Fourth in Glacier Park. thew
report twelve feet of snow on Logan
Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Slauson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Slauson spent
the holidays at Granite Greek where
they enjoyed fishing.
The next regular meeting of the
Women of the Moose will be held
on Thursday evening, July Is, be-
cause OF election on Tuesday. 1c
Mr.. and Mrs. Maize and Miss
Margaret of Moscow, Ida are spend
ing couple days at the A. L. Nor
ris home
Jim Archer went to Butte Sat-
urday evening where he attended
to business matters. He returned
to Libby Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris was called
to Havre last week due to the SER
lous illness of her brother. He is
much improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard A. Carl
son and A. Nelson spent the holi- |
days at Fishtrap Lake in Sanders |
county. Mrs. Carlson saw he- first
porky pine on the trip.
The j & l Cafe was closed Mon
day and Tuesday of this week in
order that the proprietors, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack White and the employees
could enjoy a short rest.
Miss Ida Minde, Miss Ruth Car [
steter and Hert Eizer, all of Port
land, visited over the Fourth with
Miss Minde's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Minde
Victor Baker, of Spokane, was in
Libby to visit over the Fourth with
From here, he went TO
kalispell, where he was the guest
Of Clarence Baker and family.
Miss Bette Rubard has returned
TO her work in Spokane after a
weeks vacation spent in Richland,
Seattle and Tacoma visiting rela-
lives and friends.
H: A. Beardsley visited last week
n Miles City. He reports con-
siderable indignation there regard
ng the attacks which are being
made against Senator Wheeler.
II. G. Peek of Wheatland. Wvo..
will leave tomorrow after spending
he week at the Sam Ratekin home.
Mr.. Peek and Mrs. Ratekin are
BROTHER and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. DeRosia. Mr.
nd Mrs. S. A. Rasmussen, and
Grs. R. S. Fields and family spent
ne holidays at the DeRosia cabin
n Thompson Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. McCully and
aughter, Dorothy Alice, and Mrs.
lice Farris returned to their home
/ Elensburg, Wash, after spending
couple of weeks at the E. E. ia
ueth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sturm, Mr..
nd Mrs. George Smith and Mrs.
. d. Adamson and son, Dale, en-
'yed a trip the past weekend to
axe Louise and other scenic
0ints in Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paliga are
Great Falls this week supervis.
g the sending of their household
'ods to Libby. They moved from
reat Falls to Libby a couple of
onths ago and Mr. Paliga is en-
Dyed at the Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McCallum
ID family and Mrs. Monte Car
II and children spent the holt
US at the Dale Walker home in
swistown. Mrs. McCallum, Mrs.
lrroll and Mrs Walker are Sis
rs.
Ellsworth A. Rice of Sheridan
yo., sends word in commenda-
N OF the First State Bank He says,
have worked here at the North
stern Remount Area for two
ars and all my checks have been
liled to the bank of Libby and
Jay all my bills by check. I find
2 First State Bank very fine
Ople to do business with -