The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-04-03
local NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Paul McCtacken of Troy
was visitor in Libby Monday.
Francis Mccormack of Troy wa:
transacting business yesterday IL
Libby.
Melvin Kerns arrived home Sun
day from Seattle where he visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kerns.
Mrs. Allan Stevenson is spending
a few days in Kalispen and Somers
visiting with friends and relatives
Miss Betty Baeth and Dorothy
Hunt are spending the day in Bon
ners Ferry.
Mrs. C. c. Norris and little daugh-
ter Joyce of Ural arrived home
Friday from Kaiispeif.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius and son
OF Troy were Libby visitors Sun
day.
E. L. Kemp and Johnnie Hustuff
were weekend business visitors in
Missoula.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans visited
over the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Warrington of Spokane
Don Nelson attended the Log
gers Congress held last week in
Spokane.
Oscar Titman and Lucille M.
Smith were married last Saturday
in Kalispell.
Ex-Sheriff and Mrs. F. H. Baney
were down from Eureka last Tues
day calling on old friends and car
ing for business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McCallum
spent from Sunday until Thursday
of last week in Spokane on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atkins and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, spent the
weekend visiting and caring for
business in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Young of Lib
by and Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Young
of Ural motored to Eureka last week
to see Mrs. Fannie Stubs and Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Roberts.
Mrs. Austin Everett of Warland /
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Young of
Libby drove to Boomers Ferry last /
week and reported many deer a.
long the way.
Mrs. Darlington has resigned her
position at the county assessors Of
bee. Mrs. Rena Hobbs and Mrs.
Marjorie Fowler are helping in the
office during the spring assessing.
MIR. and Mrs. W. w. Coleman |
md daughter, Donna, and Olaf
Minde of Boomers Ferry were the
timer guests at the Minde home
Sunday.
Mrs. Donald Hargreaves enter
aimed the Sans Souci Bridge Club
n her home Wednesday. Mrs. Bud
Adkins received high prize and Mrs.
leonard Sleizer received low prize |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vaughn, (
pent the week end in Spokane
listing at the home of Mr.. Vaughu's
lrother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and I
drs. Ben Vaughn. {
MIR. and Mrs Dean COPYRIGHT I
( Spokane drove home Sunday af- I
sTnoon after having spent 10 days I
ere during the recent illness and 5
cath of his mother.
Mrs. L.. Z. Xaple returned Tues I
ay from Spokane. where she has c
pent the past three weeks caring
pr her daughter, Mrs. +. w. Peck :.
nd the new granddaughter. =
Mrs. Arthur Nelson returned Sun !
ay from Cas- Lake, MINI. She :.
as accompanied by Mr.. Nelson's X
nall cousin, Kathleen Nelson, who =
visiting here. E,
Hans Westman returned from e
Omers last Thursday after having b
'ent a week visiting old friends.
e stated that the mill at Somers -
IS not begun operation for the sea-
n as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Switzer Jr.
turned home Saturday from Spo-
me bringing their little daugh- 4
r Patsy home with them who has
I'd an operation caused from
steomyititis.
Lumber and .Sawmill Workers
lion No. 1881 meets the End and
\ Tuesday of each month.
George and Ernest Wood went to
issoula Monday, taking their
other, Mrs. Dan Rayome, who re-
aimed at the home of her son, Eli
Ood and family and will receive
,atments from a specialist. George
d Ernie returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Buckingham
turned home Friday from Rose
re-, Ore, where Mrs. Bucking-
m has visited relatives for the
st several months, Mr.. Bucking-
m joining her there for a few
Us vacation.
:. A. Rice and son, Dave were
siness visitors Wednesday of last
elk at Lakeside, south of Kalis-
I, where Mr.. Rice owns property.
ey report the highway east a.
IS Lincoln county in fair shape
the Flathead county roads in ]
II usual bad condition.