The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-20

Dale Cutler spent the weekend in
Spokane visiting.
Charles f. Carroll left Tuesday FOR
Riddle, Ore, where he plans to be
employed for the summer
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union No. 258l meets the End and
9Th Tuesday of each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coup of the
Yak were visitors in Libby Sat
urday.
Mrs. Nellie McGrew celebrated
her birthday Sunday with her fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lee and
son spent the weekend in Spokane
visiting friends.
Thursdays of. each month at the
club If.
Mrs Archie Patterson of Kalis-
pen spent the weekend here with
her sister, MCs. Leo S. WEIGH.
Z. M. Bitterman plans to begin
excavating next week for his new
ranch home on Quartz creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouse an
nounce the birth of a son, Saturday
March 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Erickson are
spending month at Hot Springs
taking treatments.
County Assessor Leslie Leigh has
appointed Henry Weidner Of Troy as
field assessor in that territory
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hansen OF
Warland were business visitors yes
terday in Libby.
Claude Norris of Warland spent
last Saturday in Libby shopping
and visiting.
Tom Robertson delivered a truck
load of feed to Warland last Satur-
day
Lud Hogan is in New York at
the present time, visiting his broth
ers.
Miss Gynell Jacobs and Miss
Dorothy Tallmadge visited over Sat-
urday night with friends in Troy.
Thinkers are installing new GEM
ent floor this week in the office
room of their service station.
Kenneth Skoglund of Seattle.
visited last week at the home of
Mrs. Leo. S. WEIGH and her niece,
Miss Marianne Strong.
Dolores Ritzman returned home
last week from Kalispeu where she
visited with friends and relatives
for week.
Miss Florence Siefke returned
home a week ago Tuesday from
Kalispell after visiting with her
friends.
George Walsh returned home Sun
day from Spokane where he was
caring for business matters over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Closer left
Saturday for Seattle where Mr..
Closer will care for business mat
Lers.
Miss Marianne Strong left Sun
day for Billings to visit friends Il,
here. She plans to be gone. for
about week.
Mrs, Ann Stuhlreiter spent the
weekend at st. Ignatius visiting her1
laughter, Margaret who teaches
ichool there
Mrs. Eva Hopping arrived here
from San Francisco, Calf,
o visit with her sister, Mrs. M. r.
Sarnes.
Mrs Russell E. Anderson re-
urned home Sunday from Spokane {
where she visited with friends and {
The Penney Store had a section S
f the big plate glass in their front e
windows, replaced Tuesday. The old t
ection had been damaged during r
he past winter months h
Lumber and Sawmill Workers b
Inion No. 1881 meets the End and d
tn Tuesday of each month. n
Jack White was called TO Brem- 4
ess of his mother. The j g. I Cafe =
ill be closed several days during =
is absence.
The county treasurer's office re- ,
ortS that personal taxes now due, D
) announced last week in The West
m News, are coming into that =,
flee in a gratifying manner. :,
Libby students at Missoula State :.
University are arriving home for .
leir spring vacation which began X
esterday. Glasses will resume q
onday.
A free lecture will be given on
nristian Science entitled Chris
IN Science: The ImpersonaI Saw c;
r" Friday, March % at 8 D. m, m
the New Central Auditorium. tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sauer com IN
ned both business and pleasure in 10
trip Saturday to Kalispell. Mr..
ID Mrs. L. J. Brown were also in
alispell Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. RI Craft returned TO
sterday from Missoula, where yc
ey have been for the past month. CO
rs. Craft has>just recovered from 81
major operation. Or