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Evening star., 1947-06-13

BANNoCKBURN HEIGHTs-owner say
sell this weeki Brick Colonial built II
1887 on Large snaas l0a dninn
kitchen. 5 bedrooms, baths. sun deck
paneled clubroom. maids room, larg,
porch; oil air-conditionsd heat: 2-car ga,
e. BoGLEY, Realtor, 7004 Wisconsin ave
w adms hs29 W1TH VI fScoME fseS in Rockville: al
ss Ss nes nse nsdssn poons ana sad ba or
Reaitor. 7oo4 Wis. ave, WI. 1920, WI
fISSeusf fSSe PHI syenss u. ass brick on se
pital; this home is like new and built OF
ansa' lures ineiade hsdi den and M powder rn twin
size hedrms., 2 baths; also maids rm. ant
sTty; sas; ;s5o. ,,,, SAMUEL = BsS BodLEY 81
sss5s0f; 5soo. OPEN Sot ewes. @Si tll Is "t low "
COUNTRY CLUB vILLAGE-For those o.
good taste who desire an exclusive location
and a house that lends itself 70 hne fur.
snSs. on iarse seaStiful tas = woedsd lot, bedlms
Realtor. 7004 wis. ave, WI. $500. WI
bETaEsbssi iaaG a1sn sYfs 800 t e.sh required Mod
8 suilt-in gar; frspl. in living rm. ans
July ist; S1T.e50 SAMUEL e. BoGLEY
Realtor. 7004 Wis. ave, WI. $500. WI
1890. Open ewes. till 9.
ROLLINGWOOD-4 bedrooms, baths
this is very fne modern home in Lowell.
wooded area, as ine home as we hav'
had in the past Q years. S32 800. SAM
uEL Z. BOGLEY, Realtor. 7o04 Wis. ave.
WI. 1920. WI. $500. Open ewes. till 8 p m
ROCKCREST-Thts 3-bedroom bungalow
bedrooms and bath on first floor. / bed
room finished In knotty pine on 2nt
door; gas a:~c. heat; convenient to Publi
Health and Naval Hospital. owner 1eav
ing and must sell; very easy terms; 1926
down. Only SS,650. SAMUEL e. BOG.
LEY. Realtof. 70o4 wisconsin ave, WI
1920. WI. $500. Open ewes. till 9.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Modern 2-bedrm.
2-story house, full bsnit., oil h-wh.
terms. $4,000. SAMUEL =. BOGLEY
Resltor, T004 Wis. ave, WI. $500. WI
1920. Open ewes. TIL Q.
CAPE COD IN BETHESDA-A rare oppor
tunity to purchase home Of this popula
style. Consider these unusual and dezir
able features; Q bedrooms and bath on tn
Ist a.: 8 bedrms and bath on the End a.
storm windows Venetian. blinds, washinl
machine, big screened-ir porch. large lot
Owner being transferred. has priced it :,
sell quickly. Phone Mr., Brill. with SHAN
NON & LUcHS CO. 1905 II st. NV. Ma
2345; eyes,. WI. 7105.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

$1,000 DOWN PAYMENT 1sg for s-bedrm.
h'Rf %aNr II no fo n6T 8w Gsss q uni. furnished
HaERHeaN ssaa1E ia es9S GSivEasrrY ssaE Bed
Hssd Ens 0rafs aads est Eta cs shhs b sna asz
PURCHASER desires 4-Sedrm.. 3-bath
th,oHgse hoHse With eonsiderab1e ground; Forest
Fisfsfi PRfvATE PaRTY sea wants s dstached e5 rm
home with garage, from owner, in North
west Wash. or nearby Md; mod. price.
aE ns sss & ssy psy d0so Ne sssns Sa s
EisT EIssS'R vii s Is tos quick resulss. vrcT6sy
WANTED AT oscE-Hsve immediate pur-
E wstea sST o. asn soF sna si p Pare foTsss Hs
Ss saNsos ssSsna LucRs Rs0ce eo NJ Efas
PfTwohrH "a GS41 aND fSes BEfaHGSW9opc.sh T2 GSa9oo
sss.'. aEssSs e h?Rss sHzrx T "a e6 .Iss
SgS1 SSei paRra a. ave VIII PAY all cash for
nice 4-bedrm.. semibungaiow or house with
Chase. D. c. ST. 5s1e.
Assa sAE hEsa sSa e. e q ss ss Sss' hss.s
! fsaai WiIL PAY xoy CASH TODAY for is Your
hoaSs any ,sn sSndsisPR ny sgss seesen 1 o1s
caasIEs Gsslsi1 % = %auss has Ss Chants xsitins S
And nearby Maryland. FIR 1906
q soasss value Our eaa sssmass ss 'us risSou.
ohagssion 1913 Wilson blvd. oL. q
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcont. !

/ PAY CASH for houses: white OF colored;
any condition. any section. MR.. B. LIss'
II T PRoMPT ATTENTION to the sale OF
POUR home, business or Investment prop
srty Is what you desire. call 3. A. HUN
sh ss Free ssasS5 sHs ka ssh caBs sss isia
NIMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
Ct Ehiss seorfs 4srylapd zsE4 or ,Sss X,s
ssass VII s NaAs $50 RpEsEs EAR
g. ST. ANp Hs NE ne + PRoHERTxWs sa1o will pay
all cash or win sell for you, We gss
% abth YExRs & ss' sERyok Ell GEO. to ,oc. p.oosrt
eT1e1s srt1 With suSsaa'es WM 'ssasp sxuNpERs eo
sf asa0sS YoR fRef HdTsE is1 IaE 1Is IxsF x P 5
Using and large, experienced sales stafr.
For imnsdiate rfsnlts ss a MRS RI16k sSis
tsr home; fast settlement. cafi MR.. PAIN,
"a } or sSsoi ! RIM. NEW MODERN stNaAlow
in Sc. or.nearby Md. Telephone TR. 1889.
Ian AM PREPARED REP to puTehMsss as can q I'd
s'fo 70 1tses IL I'm. RRooUsEs WANTED, any | sood
section D. c.: no brokers. Call WI. 1928.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY in Silver sprg. i,
Chevy Chase and Bethesda, Md-2-bedrm:
bungalows and 3-bedrm. homes wanted
badly. we have cash customers waiting to
buy through our office. This company is
well known throughout Md Won't you
please call ST. 3700 and list your property
with us? WORTHINGTON REALTY. s42f
Ga. ave: II no answer, call SH. 1913. -
TO BUY OR 8 BEDRM. bungslow, prefer
Virginia. $4,000 to $4,000: $4,000 down
payment. Call Temple 7165.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
20 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.


HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W. tcont.l :.
SoofhDEr ss2hs He 1.D os os o aS6 Sseo S Moore ss
With HARRY DssE1sEN. ma. 7772i ewes.
CoLoRED, NR. GEORGIA AvE.--s-bedrm.
home; excel. cond.; rms. on 1st a.; a
sarsse; gas heat. FRED A. SMITH. Realtor
Ills nth st. NV. RE. 1851. -13
CoLoHED-sToP LOOKING for an apt
Call RE, 1888 till p.m.; for S495 down
saa Pas aEs s Sse sn s0ms abs Bath
VII; very clean; nice neighborhood. eoly.
ssss e sssssrythins a Ta nsRest Pesss e9 hFE Re-
TY CORP. 805 18th st. NV.
CoLoRED-6a5 PRINCETON PL. NV
Attr. modern brick home, arranged for
! or families; oil heat: sarsge; owner
selling direct. Open daily, IL an to
coLoREp-loaa SPRING RID. n.w.-so-
ft. row brick dwelling OF rms. and
pssa an ss soa a trust ssssS. ass szs
I me- San Until . pm. MURRAY Co.
CCooLoREaD,-BEAUTFuL ds.. corner CO.
lonial house. bedrms. and bath. lst d.;
hnoash s hfassf n FaY nss Co. 'iMEs M
$3.50; eve. and Sun, Mrs. Ramsdeu, GE.
ceeoILoRED-1soo BLOCK QUE ST. NV
3-story row brick, "a rms. s baths. h.-w.h.,
coal; ARRANGED into 8 apts.: reas. down
Rss2asaas gffd 81 isHRsfaEsf Rsfs sa!s sa
ecL6RRb8pkIScEroN Sta asRf 59'IahSsEoN pL. N.w@ Nwle A
sesoa rqg 9oo nssf bah h HRpeE ya b Toa
PPM M. u Leo es n. BERNsfEfS as sSrEfSP e CO. i415
6oIoRED1nEsiaasLE L RH;: hE RaaH NV. section-7-
rm. brick home. in good condition through,
9ut: y baths, Golonial front @ perch. GIL d
cofoarbMosR4 ssat S5 pc ass4' $500 down-a-tamily
s ssIef Buy 'fthi RhL4 Fa'Fess g. hsft s s
CoLoRED-134 r ST. NV large rms,
800 's'fsA Hsrz Il ss'122i 2aR asER giyniafs
CoLoRED = EQUITABLE REALTY co.
spsc,;slizsss us.rs in better homes and invest
spsSi 1850 0i5his bit. .Kalorama rd.-splendid in
sisdss oeos sSss rns 1fnSaIs S.bs
sssR nj Ssnsa. Il asss sa iS5sssas1s
commercial ,sao0 bik; oeoTsla = ave s.rnt 5
deep lot. Reasonably priced small down
owner moving. sacrificing beautiful 2
rms, 8 porohes; Princeton ,pl. Hardwood
floors, bath, new h.-w. oil heating plant,
nsy nsyy 6s,5g' h,:y' boiler. Mr.. Jentons' MI 2oso'
Best buy. 1900 Kenyon st--s apts., 8
Frigidaires and good furniture. Income,
S430 per mo. Substantial cash. Miss Kent,
Quebec piNsemidet. MAGNIFICENT house
on lge. lot; rms, 20 IT. wide, hardwood
fioors, h.-w oil heat, 8 porches, det
brick gar; Best buy. Mr.. Roots MI, 20s0'
Trim little number-Semidet. apt, bldg.
complets units, 2. rms, kit. and bath
ca Front and back porches Auto. oil
heat. Janitor's quarters. Only 100000,
easily financed. MI. 20s0,
Business opportunity-1st commercial
mr. You st. On 11th; 2-story brick, 8
rms, h,-wh. Ideal for small business
or shop. Terms. Notes less than rent.
Mr. Roots; MI. 20S0, GE. 2993.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

NEAR sth AND r SITS. s.W.-A well-con-
structed, 3-story semidet. brick; has nice
rms. bath. h.-w.h.; gear brick garage:
ideally arranged for room renting and
priced right for quick sale. FLOYD E.
COLORED-SACRIFIC down, $40
mo. 700 Delaware ave. s.w,; 2-story brick.
EX 1900; ewes. EO. O325 IL
Evening star., 1947-06-13
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlANp.

COLOR1D = OXON BILL ND. = 670b
splendid bath. utility rrn., screened porch:
outhuildinss and barbecue pit; with 3is
acres; ~ miles from D. @. line. Ask for
cofoRED OHIO down payment. lovely
detached brick home located In Chapel
Oaks; living room. Q bedrooms, kitchen.
front and rear yards. Call WILLIAM @.
LIBBY CO., RE $3.50. --1S
COLORED--13 ACRES, pew-masonry bum
west Of Baltimore blvd. on paved I'd. Price.
$7,750; substantial down payment: I'M
mediate ne possession Inv csa s5ta Mr.. MILE
Evening star., 1947-06-13

Groom bungalow,
urh; owner will sell
he'd. For details.
81 CO., RE. 1888,
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VETERAN'S HOME, $1,000; should 90 0I
with small down payment; 2-bedroom,
asbestos-shingle bungalow; oil heat, large,
modern kitchen.
$3.50; $500 down. $50 mo-; large, new
living room with open fireplace,
2 bedrooms, gas heat. stove and refgr., tile
bath and shower.
Colonial bungaiovs; living room 14x20
with. open fireplace, large kitchen with
Dashboard dinette, 9 large, dayiisht bed
rooms, tile bath and shower.
$500; $500 down. $67 mo-; 2-story, g.
room brick home; living room with open
fireplace, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, col
gas heat CLIP PERCY q Co, 400
Bait. blvd. Hyattsytile. Nd. WA. $500.
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05

She turned and saw that Lach-
enc the gardner, was coming
toward them across the lawn.
"Guess I'll be leaving" Law
renee said. ''Try to be out here
at this same time each afternoon
and I'll show up if there's any
news"
Lachene's gold front tooth
made his smile seem sinister as
he came up to Lotus. What you
do, Mamselle, eh?"
Lawrence was pushing off into
the shadow. Lotus let him get
further out in the water before
she answered the gardner: "This
man tells me he has some beauti-
>ful muskrat skins at his home. He
wants to sell me some, to have
coat made"
Lotus guessed he was going to
report the incident to Curtis Cor
bin.
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05
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a1G?6st tt$4t$$$:s*2S ts$:?ss Ssti:92sGl l1lE||
cameron Docker

s, one was still rubbing her
sNouioer sH1oer in a gingerly way.
Nothlng much your father
wanted me to watch the boa con-
srrlctor being fed. The idea was
pre- than I could take. lit
I'm sorry" He really looked
contrlte. His eyes seemed to hold
q certain wonderment at his
rather. Dan takes such pleasure
IN his zoo himself that he does
MT realize that some people are
repelled by the sight of Gagged
animals"
He realizes it only too we'll.
She thought, and takes a mali
clous delight in teasing them
Cant I go into town with
you?" she pleaded.
"Of course not. There's no
point in it-you're here for a
snort vacation" His voice was
Light but firm. ''You write note
TO Mamselle explaining things
and I'll 60 speak to Dad for a
moment"
He handed her a small note
book and a pencil and left.
Lotus wrote a brief note. The
sort of note which would inform
Stu Lawrence she was safe and
still on the job if he inquired
of Chloe. In general it was so
1nnocuous that even strange eyes
would see nothing subtle in it's
meaning.
The panic had been momen-
tary. She still had things to do
at Belle Fleur and of course must
remain there.
,~Besides there was no other
%arse. She was a prisoner. She
was certain of it now.
Her arrival at Belle Fleur had
been no surprise to either Stacy
or his father. They had been
foreWarned and were expecting
her.
The Corbins used that beacon
light on the belvedere at night
but it had been kept on during
the early morning hours to guide
her to the island. The dip and
suck of a pole she had thought
She heard as she rested her pir-
ogue on the hyacinth covered
lake had indeed been another
dugout following to make sure
she reached the correct island.
The shadows were deepening
and the gray boards of Spanish
moss seemed to take on a pur-
pie tinge as she followed the
shore line towards the cypress
swamp at the other end of the
island.
She stood there thinking Of
what Stacy had said and peering
into the thicketS of the marsh
underground when the bow of a
pirogue came nosing around the
hole of cypress. The dugout held
the sleek wet bodies of several
recently trapped muskrats and
was poled by a sWarthy ill-kempt
/ individual with a cap pulled dow
ETer his eyes.
: This set.of the straight should
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05

ers was familiar. It was Stu Law
renee!
THANK God you've comet" he
said fervently.
Il never thought you'd be that
glad to see me-"
''The fact that I've spent half
the day padding around these
damn bayous might have some
thing to do with it, you know"
How bitter and insulting he
could be she thought, and how
charming when the occasion de-
manded. Since she had known
him there seemed to have been
few such occasions.
He studied her analytically.
care you all right?"
"Quite, I don't think they sus-
pect me, but they won't let me
go back to town."
'That's because some of their
goons are still working around
the Cafe Duval and it might be
bad if you recognized them. That
little runt Paul is still doing
business at the same old stand.
Find out anything?"
"Only that the servants don't
particularly like the Corbins, but
stay because Corbin pays better
than other employers" She told
him briefly what had happened
to her since their last meeting.
''The dope came in on the Con
zales, all right" ne said when she
was through. 'It's thick in the
city-the jails are bulging with
addicts."
''Why can't you force one of
them to tell you his source of
supply?"
Because they don't know
themselves. It's distributed by a
varity of systems. They've even
been using the mails. Someone
mingles with their crowd, the
word is passed along and the
addlcts mail money to a certain
post office box and enclose their
address. The equivalent amount
in dope is mailed back to them
The number is changed frequent
ly.
why don't you station people
at the Post Officer"
1--WE have, and this week no
one has come to collect the mail
I'm afraid they're wise to US"
Have you checked on the re-
cipients of cargoes on the Con
zales?"
''All but Corbin. We're saving
him for the piece de resistance. ;"
Il don't see how he could have
gotten it-all he received was
two boa constructors in a steel
cage"
Have you seen the snakes?"
"One Of them, the others
dead"
Dead, eh?" HIS mouth tight
ened. ''What's he done with it?'
Says he's having it stuffed for
his den"
See if you can get look at
it."
He was looking beyond her.
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05
Popular: Bride
HOnOred AT Tea

Mrs. j. Bruce Porter and Mrs.
w. Glenn Little entertained Mrs.
VIM. Parks Coward, bride of
yesterday, at a tea at the home
of the former in Jefferson, Sat
urday afternoon when approx
mately IS called.
Guests were greeted at the
door by Mrs. J. Bruce Porter
who presented them to the re-
ceiving line. In the receiving
line were Mrs. L. P. Coward,
mother of the groom, the bride,
Mrs. G. D. SturgilL maternal
grandmother Of the bride, and
Miss Eta Holmes, grand aunt
of the bride. Guests were direct
ed into the dining room by Mrs.
Little.
The home of the hostess was
elaborately decorated with mix
ed flowers and nosegay corsages
of mixed summer flowers were
given each guest. Punch bowls
were placed on either end Of the
dining table and refreshments
suggestive of the bridal motif
were served. Serving at the lunch
table were Misses Colleen Little
and Jennie Clyde Worth, who
were assisted by Miss Nancy Ken
nickel.
Musical selections were rem
dered throughout the afternoon
by Mrs. Thomas Little, Mrs. S. S.
Shoemaker and Miss Elizabeth
Ann Diggs. The pianists included
Mrs. w. B. Austin, Mrs. C. B.
Graybeal and Miss Sally Neal.
T n ere were approximately
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05
RITES HELD SUN.
FOR BARKER INFANT

Funeral service for Kathleen
Gail Barker, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barker,
of Jefferson, was held at the
Oak Hill Baptist church Sum-
day afternoon at two o'clock. Of
ficiating was Rev. Ezekial Sex
ton and interment was in the
Barker cemetery.
The child succumbed at the
home on Saturday. She is sur
vived by her parents.
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05
Morris Eller To
Receive Degree

Morris Eller, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Eller, of Lansing, will
graduate this week with the
senior class at the University of
North Carolina, and receive an
A. B. Degree in Journalism
specializing in radio.
He attended Mars Hill College
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05

Total consumption of cotton in
foreign countries during 1946-4T
is expected to exceed the 1945-46
rate by about two million bales
and it is estimated that world
consumption will be about 90
million bales, according to the
bureau of Agricultural Ecouo-
mics. ,
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05
SUTHERLAND JOINS
LAUNDRY PARTNERSHIP

The Ideal Laundry is now un-
der the complete ownership of
Ronda and Olell Younce and
Grant Sutherland, the owners
stated this week.
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05

and Wake Forest College and
after serving in the army air
corps enrolled at the university
where he will receive his degree
this week.
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05

Messrs. Younce have been part
owners and managers for the
past year and Mr.. Sutherland
only recently joined the firm.
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05

conditioning not only provides the right
temperature, but controls humidity as
we'll. Outside, the entire outline of this
diesel-powered coach is reflected in the
headlights of oncoming vehicles-because
of a new rejecting plastic material with
which the bus is coated. All together,
more than 100 Improvements bring you
greater comfort, safety, and speed.
Yes, one promise has been fulfilled to you
E. bit Greybound does not intend TO
stop there! In finer terminals, Post
Houses, wayside stations, and even
newer coaches, Greyhound will bring
you all the comfort, the convenience,
the economy that goes with progressive
highway transportation.
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05

o At last, the finer transportation that
Greyhound has promised you is rolling
along the bigbVays today!
These new buses are the first among
hundreds scheduled for delivery this year
-. and the instant you board one of these
new 'Silversides" buses, you're in for
more comfort than you have known in
highway transportation!
Inside and out, the new coaches are vastly
improved. Observation windows are
larger and made with special Solex glass,
gentle to the eyes and complexion,
absorbing harsh sun rays. There's more
leg room between seats E. all chairs
have deeper cushioning and rich new
upholstery. a highly-developed air
The Skyland post., 1947-06-05

Th ere were approximately
358, 100000 laying hens on U. S.
farms during April. 1947.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27
Irwin J. FIesher
Heads Legion Post

Irwin j. Flesher, son of Irwin B.
Flesher, commander of the local
VFW post, was elected Commander
of Austin Reeds Post No. 81 of the
American Legion Thursday evening
of last week when the post held
its annual election of officers.
Flesher's staff consists of Robert
Adamson, 1st Vice Commander; DR..
Roy Sherman, I'd Vive Commander;
Adjutant: to be appointed; Historian
to be appointed; Finance Officer,
Mrs. /. B. Flesher; Chaplain, John
Appelgren; Sergeant-at-arms Mar
vim Carter; 3-year trustee, Sam
Vartanian; 2vyear trustee, Emil
-Voves. The new officers were also
installed Thursday evening.
1t was announced that the dist
riot convention will be held this
spring in Libby, the date being Sat
urday April rs. D. o. Mount was
chosen to serve as chairman for the
convention.
The following new members were
received at Thursdays meeting
Comrades Floyd Daggett, Elmer
Fjeseth, Clair Schneider, Roland
Childs and Randall Teeple. The
Legion and Auxiliary enjoyed the
usual excellent dinner served by
the Auxiliary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27
National Forest Timber For Sale

Sealed bids will be received by
the Forest Supervisor, Libby, Mon
tana, up to 400 p. m April %
I947 for all live timber marked or
designated for cutting and all mer-
charitable dead timber located on
an area embracing about 48 acres
within the S5kSWA Section 33, T.
81 N, R. 26 W., M. P. M. Branch of
Indian Creek, Kootenai National
Forest Montana, estimated to be
$50 NJ feet of larch and 95 M of
Douglas fir. No bid of less than
$3.50 per M feet for larch and Doug
las fir will be considered. In adj
dition to payments for stumpage
purchaser will be required to de-
post into special funds in the Treas
ury of the United States, $l00 per
M for all species cut to cover cost
of slash disposal. $500 must be de-
posted with each bid to be applied
on the purchase price. refunded, or
retained in part as liquidated dam
ages, according to conditions of
sale The right to reject any and
all bids is reserved Before bids
are submitted, full information con-
corning the timber, the conditions
of sale, and the submission of bids
should be obtained from the Forest
Ranger, Fortine, Montana.
(M2-7 - A-10)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27

Mrs. Dora o. White, a long time
resident of Montana, died at her
home in Bremerton, Washington.
last Wednesday, March 10. Mrs.
White was SO years of age at the
time Of her death. For many years
the family made their home near
Hamilton. She is survived by five
daughters and five sons, the Young
est being Jack White Of Libby.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday at Bremerton.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27
GREELEY 10 HEAD THE
LASSEN NATL FOREST

Word has been received that Ar
thur Greeley, formerly of Libby, as
a member of the Kootenai Forest
service, has recently been promoted
to supervisor of the Lassen Nation
al Forest with headquarters at
Susanville, Calf.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27

Harry Keith and F. W. Victor of
the Kalispen Feed and Grain Com
pany were business visitors at the
Robertson Feed Store last Friday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27

Mrs. P. v. Kitley left for Spokane
Sunday to care for business mat
tiers.
Katherine Church and Phyllis
Belmore spent the week end at
Big Fork visiting with friends.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27

Miss Dorothy Hunt is in Kalis
peIl today visiting friends.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27

Jack White was called to Brem-
erton last Tuesday by the serious
illness of his mother. He left i'm
mediately by plane but was unable
to reach his mother before she pas
sed away because of bad weather.
Mr.. White returned home Sunday
morning.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-27

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