The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-10

Miss Flora Sagen in. the CONNER
cial Department Miss Sagen, it
will be remembered accepted the
position until permanent teacher
could be located.
Girl Scouts Committee Meets
On Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. V. Dunkle, three
other members of the committee
MesdameS Sales, Bushnell, and Nc
Dougall, met to discuss some per-
tinent questions. Uppermost in the
minds of all was the appointment
of a, leader This position was left
vacant when Mrs Joy left town
for an extended holiday Strange
as it may seem there was no long
list of applicants. Mrs. Roy Sale
agreed to assume this responsibility.
Miss Marie Hubbard whe is a
Girl Scout executive in Astoria,
very kindly attended this meeting
and gave much interesting infor-
nation on the various activities
of both leader and committee
woman.
The first meeting of the Scouts
for 1916 will be held in the lunch
room on Friday afternoon directly
following school dismissal 1t is
hoped that all the girls will attend
Here And There
On Thursday evening Miss Marie
Hubbard left for a short visit in
Spokane with her brothers Ken
meth and Clarke Hubbard and their
families. Miss Hubbard went by
rlane to Portland and arrived in
Astoria on Sunday She resumed
work with the Girl Scouts there
on Monday.
Miss Minnie Elliot spent a week
of her holidays in Missoula with
relatives.
Miss Alice Kranz spent Saturday
in Kalispell shopping.
On Sunday, Miss Flora Sagen and
Miss Lois Sanders returned to Mis-
soula where they resumed their
studies in Montan aUniversity. Miss
Sagen was substitute Commercial
teacher in Troy high for the first
part of the year.
On Monday Miss Anita Sagen
and Mrs. Earl Burns returned to
MissOula.
Mrs. Durham returned to her
duties as First Frade teacher on
Monday She spent her holidays at
her home in Manhattan, Montana.
Miss Evelyn Johnson who spent
the holidays at her home in Valley
City returned on Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Bingham spent the
holidays out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Peters spent
the holidays with relatives and
friends in Kalspell and Columbia
Falls.
Mrs. Oliver Decker, Libby, left
her baby with her mother, Mrs.
Bert Coffman, when she went Wed
nesday to Seattle to meet her hus-
band
V. F. Bushnell and Legonia Hud-
low are employed in Marysville,
which is about twenty miles from
Helena.
Georgia Rae Anderson who spent
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Anderson returned
to Upton, Wyo., where she is at
tending school.
Leonard Webb. Columbia Falls,
spent the week end at the VIM.
Bissell home
Mrs Earl Drury spent the week
end in Spokane.
Harvey Seaford and NJ. H. Logan
left Sunday for Landusky. Mr. |
Seaford's brother has just been re-
leased from the service and he has
not seen him for more than eight
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sweet are
visiting his relatives near Eureka. +
Mrs Sadie Wicem came over
from Whitefish to help her little
granddaughter Linda Carr cele-
orate her birthday on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Ed Johnson were /
dinner guests at the AL Peters home (
on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weidner spent
Sunday at Meadow Creek where /
hey were visiting Mr. and Mrs. /
George Storm
Mr. and Mrs. John Hurd drove
10 Occur d'Alene on Saturday.
Ross Green left Tuesday for Great
Falls where he is entering bust
ness.
Cole McDougall was business
Jsitor in Spokane last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Scott and
Gary are spending a few days with
elatives in Troy and Libby.
Mrs William Wallace who has
)een a patient in the hospital for
he past several days is reported
favorably and is ex-
,ected home soon.
Miss Betty Slice arrived in Den
'er and likes the place very much.
She reports the housing situation
ather difficult but feels luck to
lave obtained a place for month.
Two Recent Accidents