The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13

Mrs. Orla T. Beagle of Ural was
in town Monday on business.
Lloyd West of Eureka, was in Lib
by Friday transacting business.
! w. V. Kuchan of Eureka, was a
business visitor Monday in Libby.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union will meet Tuesday June II,
at 7:30 sharp. 1c
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bump of
Trego were business visitors in Lib
by Tuesday.
Harry Keith and Cap. Landstrum
of Kalispen were in Libby last week
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Robertson and
son, Thomas, spent Sunday at the
Bob Baker home
Harry Hong of Phillips, S. D.,
was in Libby last week attending
to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Potter and
son, Robert are making their home
with Mrs. Leo S. Welch.
! Mrs Frank Mattingly of ST. John,
Wn., came last week to visit at the
E. L. Kemp home. Mrs. Mattingly
is Mrs. Kemp's mother.
Jas. A. Morrison of Boise, Ida,
is here visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs A. L. Morris. He is a
brother of Mrs. Morris.
A. H. Uithof of Winnipeg, Mann,
Can, is here visiting at the P. A.
Tondevold home Mr.. Uithof is Mr.
Tondevold's brother-in-law.
Miss Dorothy Rae Baennen re-
turned Tuesday evening from two
weeks visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Austin of Spokane.
Bob Jaqueth, who has been in
japan with the u. S. Navy arrived
last Thursday in San Francisco and
is expected home in the immediate
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Church are
entertaining Mrs. Anvil Stafford and
daughter, Carolyn of Boise, Ida, |
who are spending the week as house /
guests in their home.
Mrs. Vernon Crotteau and daugh- /
ter, Frances, went to Portland last |
week to visit and attend the Rose
Festival at that place. They re- /
turned home Tuesday.
Harve Phillips left Tuesday for
Fort Smith, Ark, after his wife.
They will return to Libby to make
their home Mr.. Phillips is con-
nected with Pats Service Station.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Yaple went
to Whitefish Sunday after their
daughter, JEANNE, who had been
visiting there While there they
attended the boat races there that
dav.
Miss Arlene Barr, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Barr, left
Friday for Oakland, Calf, where
she will spend the summer vacation
visiting with her sister, Mrs. R. L.
Lyon.
Mrs. Frances WOLF and daughter,
Miss Beverly, went to Spokane Fri
day and Miss WOLF, a 1916 graduate
Of Libby High, entered training at
Sacred Heart School of Nursing
Mrs. WOLF returned home Sunday
r. L. Pagan was down from Eur
eka Tuesday and Wednesday morn
ng. Mr.. Pagan is running for COM
mission from the North Side on the
Democratic ticket. While in Libby,
lie made The Western News Office
/ pleasant call
Miss Mildred Buck, Clayton Young v
md Forrest DeRosia expect to at r
end the IOOF and Rebekah Lodge K
Tune 1919 in Bozeman. The Post n
master plans to 60 on to Billings y
where he will attend the postmas- I
er's convention June 10 to 81. |
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cada and r
amily of Winona, Mimi, came Mon
ay to visit at the home of Mr.. and S
frs. Geo. Wood Mr. Cada is Mrs. t
Woods brother. Tuesday Mr.. Wood v
nd Mr.. Cada enjoyed a fishing trip d
4 the Fisher River country. n
The Fleming properties on Pine G
reek have been purchased by David z
VIM of Kansas City and Ezra e.
!. VIM of Flagstaff, Ariz., who o.
yere given possession of the proper a
es May 81. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, j. n
leming are at present visiting in 81
ewiston, Ida. II
Mr. and Mrs Alex Graves and a
randson have arrived in Libby, al
fter spending the winter at Sea- b.
de, Astoria and Portland, Ore. la
hey saw many things of interest OF
nd too much rain for Montana
eople. They say they are mighty W
ad to get back to Libby. bl
Joyce Newman while visiting re- al
tiveS last week in Seattle, had
e novel experience of being run :
)wn by a car and sustaining a
oxen leg, and then while enrOute
the hospital in an ambulance. the
,hicle was wrecked. She was for