The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-03

Mrs. NJ. l. DAVIS was shopping IN
the city Tuesday from her home
on the McGinnis Meadows.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lyle, of
Plains, were guests last Thursday
and Friday at the Hal Hepner home.
Rev. William c. Stearns was a
business caller in Whitefish last
Monday.
Mrs. William Nelson left last
Thursday for Missoula. She retur-
ned to Libby on Friday.
WV regular meeting the third
Friday of each month in the COM
munity room of the courthouse.
Mrs. Ingvar Ronning went to
Glendive last week to visit with
her brother, who is seriously ILL.,
w. R.. Littell left Monday for
Greenough, where he expects to
spend ten days hunting for elk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin Of
Kalispell visited at the r. w. Lee
Due home last week end.
A. O. Gullidge, State High School
Supervisor, visited the high school
last Tuesday.
Bud Schultz left Saturday even
ing for Rochester, Mimi, where he
expects to make his home.
Mrs. c. K. Smith left today for
Whitefish to spend the winter with
her son.
Duane Daugharty, student at the
State University, MiSsOula, has been
pledged by Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
County Commissioner P. V. Klinke
of Fortine was visitor in Libby
Saturday.
Lumber and SawmiI Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the second
and Fourth Tuesday of each month.
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Mrs Edith Harwood, State Home
Economics Supervisor, visited this
week the Home Economics Depart
ment of the high school,
Mrs. M. R. Knight visited over the
week end with her parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs Jasper Cox of Greenacres,
Washington.
Mrs. George Bryant's mother,
Mrs. Ida Davidson, returned home /
after visiting with her children in
Portland
George F. Kremkau returned
home to Long Beach, Calf, after
spending the summer months with
his daughter, Mrs Harry Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Oertel and
daughter Dolores, left for Seattle
to visit relatives last Thursday.
They returned Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Adkins and
family flew to Kalispell Saturday
to shop They returned that even
ing.
Mrs. NJ Linton of Standpoint, Ida,
is visiting at the Emil Turner resi-
dence this week. Mrs. Linton is the
mother of Mrs. Turner.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the second
and Fourth Tuesday of each month.
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Gordon Leigh was down from
Fortine over the weekend visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Leigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Carey, who !
spent a couple of weeks in Libby I
soliciting for the Americana Ency- S
clopedia, left Tuesday to return to
their home in Helena. l
c. Pat Barrett, son of Mr.. and q
Mrs George Bryant, left for school a
at Bozeman, Sept %, where he IS
taking an AerOnotic Engineering Y
course Il
Mr. and Mrs. Richard NeiIs left t
Sunday for Pullman, Wn, where {
Mr. Neils will resume his college G
studies at w. S. c., after having y
served in the late war h
Herbert and Marilyn Neils, Ken l
Meth and Gerald Neils left We'd &
lesday of last week for Missoula
where they enrolled as students in n
Montana State University. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Enders had the 5
pleasure of having Mrs, Enders l
brother and wife, Charles BOsn and tC
Orin Lien visit them from Rich al
nOnd, Va, for several days. NJ
Visitors at Throops Lake for the v
vast weeks were Leo Madigan 5
md Albert Daley They left Tues tc
lay morning for their home in
Detroit SC
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Preston re- n
urned Tuesday after spending tie
week in Post Falls, Ida, with their IS
laughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. a
:. F. Garner.
"A public demonstration on Home w
'reezing Units will be given Octo- CT
er IA by Eric Wilson and Miss M
Fisher of Montana Elk SC
ension Service. Time and place
ill be announced next week. No an
omission charge. All interested tn
ersons are urged to attend. II
H. A. Harpo of Deer Lodge spent ~
week or 10 days in Libby the ne ne
liter part of September He is W.
lterested in mining here and look oe
/ after some property while in the
ty. Mr. Harpo operates a bakery co
Deer Lodge and reported that lte
e was fored to close it temporarily IT
ecause of a shortage of fats.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Barkee re-
lived the glad news during the past
eek that daughter was born TO
r. and Mrs, Joe Hills On Septem-
er 25, at the DalleS, Ore weight
lbs, 7-oz. The little lady has been