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

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Craft retur-
ned Monday from a vacation n
Eastern Montana. While vacation
ing in the state they visited Mrs
c. NJ Noyes Of gFairview, who IS
Mrs. Crafts sister
Mr.. and Mrs. John McRe1 an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Joyce McRell of this city
to Raymon Girnus, 1927 w. 4th Ave.
Spokane, son of Emily Girnus, 927
E. Mission, Spokane.
Mrs. Agnes Located from Miami,
Fla, who spent the summer months
with Mrs. L. F. Wichman and other
relatives left Tuesday to visit rela-
tives in Wisconsin and other parts
of the east
Pastor and Mrs. Hjortholm drove
to Kalispell last Sunday afternoon
to attend the Brotherhood retreat
at the Flathead Lutheran Bible
Camp. They returned that even
ing.
W. M. Cady has recently sold
his fine ranch in the Silver Butte
country, to Jack Mccarthy of Kalis
pell, formerly of Libby. The Cadys
expect to spend some time in Cali
fornia and then return to make
their home in Libby
Mrs. Smily Downing just return
ed from a visit in the East On the
way home she stopped in Atkins,
Mimi, at the home of Mrs Dudley
Wake, and reports that they are all
fine. They spent week on the
Dudleys cottage on the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Bassaraba of
Occur d'Alene arrived Sunday to
visit over the weekend and Labor
Day with Mrs. Bassaraba's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wick Bassaraba and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bassaraba.
Mrs Evelyn Myers, who has been
attending Nebraska Wesleyan Uni
versity at Lincoln, Nebr., during the
summer vacation, returned home,
Thursday of last week. Mrs. Myers
will teach again in the Libby
Schools.
John H. Kaeding, pharmacists
second class, USNR, son of Henry
w. Kaeding of Libby, has been adj I
mitted to the Naval Hospital, Cor
ona, Calf Prior to his hospitali- /
cation, Kaeding served at the Naval
Hospital, Mare Island, Calf
Russell McCormic of Minneapolis /
has been a guest at the home of his I
aunt, Mrs. Gladys Heller, for the
past 10 days. He just arrived home
after spending 212 years in India.
He visited in Libby IS years ago
and still knows quite a few of the
Libby people
Mrs. Nikolas Novak and little
son. Mark, and Tommy Wagner,
who have been visiting at the liver
Gratbo home for the past month,
to their home in Minnea-
polls last Friday. Mrs. Novak is a
daughter of the Gratbos and Tom
ny is their grandson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jaros of b
Anchorage, Alaska, who drove
down over the Alaska Highway, 4
lave gone to Berkeley, Calf, for
/ short visit with relatives before
home to Anchorage. They y
listed in Libby at the home of {
Taros's mother, Mrs. Lud Hogan. i
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Darlington of q
conrad, accompanied by their sons, 2
Kenneth and Jack, visited Libby
elatives Friday They had visited
t Banff with a daughter, Mrs Ruth S
Brewster. Another daughter, Mrs. '
,dith Austin of Spokane, also visi- S
ed in Libby while her parents
we're here.
The publishers family was re-
emily indebted to Mrs Bob Baker
Or a generous gift of roasting ears,
Mons and cucumbers, all of which
yere most delicious Incidently the
amily, which has no garden of its
Wn, has been very fortunate this
Immer in being privileged to share
elicacies front the Hibbs, Greason,
atekin and Nelson gardens
The following men have enlisted
] the new Regular Army for q
eriod Of three years to finish their
1ucation and learn a trade under |
lie c. l. Bill Of Rights: Duane f.
ombs of Eureka; Thomas Burcb
ureka; Gene w. Dedic, Libby: AL
art E. Mudich, Libby. Robert
rinton Libby, enlisted for a per
d of eighteen months
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Partiow and
lughter, Merrill, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Zwang vacationed Sunday and
onday at Waterton Lakes, Alta,
Id in Glacier Park They report
! enjoyable trip. The Libby folk
und traffic heavy and accomoda-
1ns filled both in Canada and
laciers They were fortunate how
-er, in having radioed a doctor,
fellow ham" operator in Card
on, who made reservations for
EN- at Waterton Lakes.