The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-08


MZSgt and MIS-. Leigh and daugH-
ter, LenOre are here this week from
Butte. They are VacatiOning at
the Veldman, Shaurette and Lelgh
cabin in the Fisher River country.
Gordon Leigh, chief of an access
road surveying party at Fortune
came Monday to visit his brother
out at the cabin. They are sons
of L. w. Leigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Neff and
son. Raymond of Coulee Dam, came
Friday to visit Mr.. Neffs aunt, Mrs.
S. N. Plumber over the weekend.
Mr. Neff has just returned home
from service with the army air
transport service in the North At
lantic, where he spent three years
flying transports between the Uni
ted States and England
DR.. Alfred Kunz and mother OF
Zurich, Switzerland, and Mrs. Kas-
sowitz and daughter, Miss Gertrude,
of Milwaukee, Wis, were visitors
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. j. M.
Cairns last week DR. KunZ is prac-
ticing medicine in Zurich and is on
vacation here. Mrs. KassOWitz's
mer colleagues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haschke
and Mrs. Henry Green returned
Thursday from Milwaukee, Wis.
where they spent couple weeks
vacation. Milwaukee was holding
IS centennial celebration and they
were present at the world premier
Of Two Guys From Milwaukee"
starring Jack Carson and Dennis
Morgan.
Mrs. Lola Rickin and daughter,
Maxine, of New Richmond, Wis,
and Mrs. Margaret Woods of Memo
monte, Wis. were weekend guests
of their niece, Mrs OrVille Thorn,
and her family last week. Mrs.
Thorn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Cassel from Somers, also spent the
weekend with her and her fam
lily.
Pvt. James Roberts, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Roberts, left yes
terday for Fit Lawton. Wash, af-
ter enjoying a furlough of several
weeks with home folks. His fur
Tough was made more enjoyable
by its coinciding with his brother,
BOb's furlough who is home from
the Orient Jimmy has II months
more to serve before his discharge
from the army is due.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Leonard of
Stanford, Conn, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Phillips. Mr.. Leonard and Mr.
Phillips were former high school
chums and hadn't seen each other
for twelve years. Mr. Leonard is
national sales manager for the Oak
lite Chemicals Co., and is on his
way to the company's new offices
in New York CITY.
c. o. Ufford of the Ufford 81
Kinshella Construction Co., Kalis-
pell, moved in the equipment Mon
day to begin eXcaVating for the new
business building H. A. Geringer is
erecting on the west side of Mineral
Avenue between Fourth and Fifth
Streets. They are also excavating
on the lots east of Bolyards Mar !
ket where Mr. Geringer plans TO
build a residence when materials
are again available An advertise !
ment in this issue informs the pub !
lie that any who plan excavating |
for prospective homes or other |
may contact Mr.. Ufford at
the Libby Hotel
Ira Miller and Arthur Ferguson |
of this city, have of late been en-
joying rather late hours together.
celebrating the arrival
of a beautiful daughter, who was
born August 6, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed R. Ferguson of Spokane Both
of these gentlemen are proud of
the fact they have been able to be-
come grandparents without ever
having grown a mustache-not to
mention a prospectro's full beard
of whiskersi