The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21

Miss Inez Ratekin returned Wed
nesday from Eureka where she hac
gone on Sunday Miss Ratekin is
supervising the cataloguing of the
Lincoln County High School Lib
rary.
Members of o. E. S. Libby chap
ter No. SO had a pot-luck dinner
followed by dancing Tuesday night
when they entertained their hus-
bands. A good crowd and an en-
joyabTe time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Clark, Jr.,
announce the birth Saturday, March
is, of Fred Clark, 3rd, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Spokane. The young
lad is a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Clark, ST., and of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Miller.
Bud Adkins is quite busy these
days constructing a new fiVe-room
house on the corner south of the
court house. The structure is to be
36' 80 The location is excellent
and the neV dwelling will make
Mr.. Adkins a fine home
Al Morton, the BODY and fender
III al db LlDON N4OlOlS lGCGllLlJ IC-
ceived new Lee Craft boat which
was on display at the garage the
first Of the week. 1t is a beautiful
craft and is sure to furnish Mr.
Morton many enjoyable hours on
the lakes.
H. B. Wallace reports the sale of
two tracts of the Riverside Addi-
ton, to Arthur Brunette; also
4-room house on Idaho Avenue to
Earl Zingleman Mr.. Wallace has
purchased lots 4, 5. & 6, Block
on California Avenue, from Mrs.
Agnes Person.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd
Peterson will be interested in learn
ing that Mr.. Peterson left last week
to take possession of the Plum
Ranch near Payette, Ida Mrs. Pet
erson expects to leave as soon as
it is pssible to secure a moving van
to take the furniture.
L. B. Kemmis and friend of
Standpoint drove over in a truck
last weekend, hauling back the KEN
mis- household furniture Saturday.
Mrs. Kemmis took the bus that even
ing for Standpoint and they will
make their home there where Mr.. /
Kemmis has employment
E. F. Staples. Rexford, a member |
of the Lincoln Co. Triple A" set-up
was visiting friends and caring for
business matters Monday afternoon /
and Tuesday in Libby The News
office enjoyed a pleasant call from
Mr.. Staples, who is one of the early /
day settlers in the region
The many friends of Mrs Mary /
who has been seriously |
i'll for the past two months at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perez Baker, I
will be glad to know that Mrs.
is much improved and
is able to be around again. Mrs.
is Mrs. Bakers mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berges are
relatives and friends in Lib
BY They came from Clovis, N.
Mex, where Mr.. Berges had re-
,ently received his discharge from
he army air force They will leave
about the first of April for Carna-
ion, Wash, where they expect to
make their home.
Mrs. Henrietta Seibl who recent
y visited at the w. R. Baeth home
n Libby, is confined to the Column
Jus hospital in Seattle, suffering
rom pneumonia. Although har
is serious, Libby acquain-
ances will be glad to know that
lrs. Seibl is somewhat improved
Grs. Baeth is her daughter
Co. Superintendent Jessie Eager
erg expects to leave Sunday to
ttend a county superintendent an I
ual conference in Helena, called
y state superintendent Elizabeth
reland. Mrs. Fagerberg expects I
} remain week in Helena, where {
he will also attend a national edu-
ator's meeting, and the Montana
ducatiOn Delegate Assembly.
The Publishers family tried their
rst mess of Montana whitefish last a
eek. These fine fish were en- n
Eyed through the courtesy of the il
family, who have a e
leasant ranch 10 miles up the
ootenai River on the Eureka
ighway. Mr.. and Mrs. Reinshagen
re responsible for the publishers
to take time away Ii
ON his newspaper in the future 4
I'd devote it to angling for white h
sh along the Kooenai!