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Evening star., 1947-03-02
HrLp WoMEN.

AVON PRODUCTs, INC, has open terri
tories IN Arlington and Alexandria. Caf
WI WI NED eeRf THE SERVICES of 5 or 8 clerk.
for evening work sorting ENVELOPES for the
e o. hfousn nsn .ss
Of pay, Csc per hour. Please give date Of
birth, social security number and phone
number when answering. White only. Box
new. NOVEL WAY to make noney-show
19 different 81 and 60c greeting card as
s9rtments ,n soS nR; Individual cards 2sse
request feature ail-occasion assortment on
pes sEW Spd sEsi RsG5oaslr Ar stfs9nsTz ia
Bog B.. North AhinEton, Mass.
LADIES, HERES EXTRA MONEY-shoW
friends greeting cards; charming 15-card
you up e sSc cas on Easy 81 s
year Tor Birthdays. other occasions: % W many W
Stationery, sift WRAPS: Samples BE on on approVai
FFEEIlE7NDDsSHp; 4 E l7TDS s2s Adams. Elmira. =; =.
occasion cards; sells for 81. your profit 60c;
SsHEERg9I CARD Co. Is-H. white
BIG CASH year round profits; show friends
sensational value 14-card all-occasion box
assortment; wild;;fire 81 seller. your profit
making birthday. gst well. correspondence
notes, gift wrapping boxes: extensive per-
s0aszed osrs ling
Samples. SAN H II HoLpAY CARD R co. 4ss Con-
gress st., Dept. D, Portland, Me.
SELL DRESSES from New york-Fifth
, m desires to Is
Vogue W., ,Mademoiselle" good coInmiss;;
MaNNv si9nS Wriss fp. T., sample @ 6ook MODERN
ATTENTIoN!-Privately owned local Of
nee desires SerViceS OF Young lady in Der.
Ing essential. Shorthand d'r prefsrrsd: ss.hr.
s s.dsson % soos ss 'sHz Hois s:sEs s
SMALL GIFT and jewelry store desires
as to iFSa rS5s 1s G4h t' IT, na Rs'sst
EXPERIENCED sALEsLADIEs for sports
sas m'lassa Rspy eGGss e2fa s.'iz
p Part TlME-eirls working in large otscss
and %taiif up recreation s EXCURSIONS. Earn
cash and trips. State length Of employ
msnt oa},s.Is'a name @ snd size Of once. REPLIES
Web WE HAVE va an Opssnins for eapsble book
permanently with very substantial COM
merciai ert; nrm; 5h-day week interesting
star GYMS fSi pasticulsrs e eaperiencs noa en
faqs kEsT saSnf pRPP R940ss Of lsas,
and stenosraphic duties. Interesting work
year: Prefer local person IS to S. years
ho n Co. s'' 1sf5 III fE;'
hesi 5h-day week; start $40 to $50 sso Del Ss
ssSnsssass siss ssss Week ssss
Evening star., 1947-03-02
INSTRUCTIONS coURsGs.

REAL ESTATE sCH0OL-open now u
Mh sn ,s1s. ana n
II hours, plus, lectures, coyering basic
training sr,I in real estate; & Cost Of souFss'
zai S0 aos sa aoss sss ast.s S9 r. d. sfsa
shs aS.ssd sdpeR g a saiPa sps Basass; iS
coHnseile;. Broker. Investment Advisor;
sSxFgRIESUHIps fSiFsE HSSsIps NsTfyE NsTf rr.oHrx
ssixaS si2xsa1s l7iS 7iSsffkbiGtciTiosw fkbit II Nv oa.t.
FSons w. ssJs svss
sTUpfos ss 1000 N. Il. ave; instruction
fsfsGi TaNGo, A kGmB3, s2sG GsAMBA, fox tro. waltz
taught In your home at your convenience:
sst. and sun. AMI any time. Mon. throush FL
sTAkTHRsG% SEA Il j. NEW CLASSES of besinner.
In piano; technique. expression and inter
prstation. Latest Peabody method. RA.
CAPITAL TExTILE-cspital course for
business people: credit II desired; evenings
se Shsda ss.i fifT%zs Ssb h " G2AaxM short.
:s.ss .as sss Biz V:
Teach 2ae 1xNo: 81 s; p.r p; lesson. in your
5HHEs 5ssRE,c phsps sHoH2Sn E2 sS25. ,v .,p.r,.ns.a
teacher: beginners, review, speed dictation;
PaEh PfEEe Tab aa Sssss 4 M iIs aHss uni
psys. vsfss as1e: II ss
sEaufT 6sns1rSss ss'fssissHHD5
'iassss f. S
is4S ,i y. =; ;y;s; ys;s;; Ta,s!szs E.ssS; 49,. Isls Z
sss. New sa.s:: ho. s:sss inHs
Il Seyyps !sa !SGESeT & ,$ss !, ~, ssss. s:
AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Or WASH,
RoDras ~ rn4a ss Il nv Il o.sas, 81 iaSa sssr. q.
3us,eets salsht: ApSEeye4 q 9eysEHansny
ssSsxfs + fS1S 81; 81, |..isss issa md
@ @eisias ;ssSas :saviss. 'Ss Sor ~ ~inscs%asiSa sisi
". "a sHK ~ REVIEW tsincs 1885,; yrs..
law. school required: 00%. OF my former
students passed; approved Tor vetsTens
sfANisH LEssoNs-yormsr Latin Amsri-
can diplomat, cultured and with previous
teaching experience; military. and aviation
terms 8 spectalty; class or individual in.
fHfvaTf siEsasiTHff s&f1NisH & sly LESSONS. your o hom.
o. mine; male Instructor; reasonable. Ii.
civil SERVICE BOOKS, sample questions
and snswers; 9l; special 1gN clerk edi.
3I3 1870 New York ave. DI. 71ai. 4s
Evening star., 1947-03-02

ance held 5k-day week, $3.50 per month.
AS sSstenographsr, female; Fl to 2s. banking
with opportunity for advancement. start
$40 per week. WALTER H. KESSLER,
Personnel Services, 612 Washington Bldg;
DI. 1920, DI. 4442 s.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

SECRETARY, female, 20 to 30; small Of.
nee; 6h-day week; start $40 to $50 per
Secretary. female; association; excellent
working conditions: 5-day week; 500
month.
Secretary, female; executive ofaces OF
motion.Picture field: 5-day week. $40
per week; ..., 90
5000; many empioye BENEFITS
WALTER H. KESSIER,, Personal Services
612 Washington Bldg. DI. 1920, DI. 4442
Evening star., 1947-03-02

sxpssIsnssS , in n 81 Di@sss e sela i; "ss:t
H1nsSs sS o1 in ony siy ssbs sussd ooan .ye ss bet
and furnish references: position in AriinF-
so tS ys S. ss sssssns e. f. sal'ss oss snd tips Apply
fsPsEasRiss s.sS sfS5.
RAAHT RRATaaassRRsW asR wilson sxD.EIsnssd syaI ad sood os
WOMAN, Won % middie-ased, %di nice home With
eompensation, Tor companion to conys-
leseent en and take care Of the home. WI.
WOMAN. white. to cook meals and clean
a5s. 2 ;1s. R te s pm no wsshins or ironing
beauty forums: average SO per eve; dig
nified work. no canyassing, no delivering.
II nd iellec!sss RA sssl car necessary Call after
iiys liSsIsG In 5;Say Vi woman with child con-
YogNS LADY good typist, as receptionist
in doctors once; state sxpsrience and SAL
YuNe ISbY sSs g nsrass saes sssf Ballroom dane
ing. training given, experience preferred
su1 p not Hs nsa sgRy sTgpo sMSnssS 17so e
WoMENWwhise, intellieent. as. IS to ss,
to work as nurses aides In hospital
Special classes for those who have had no
training Or sxper; Apply TO NURSING
$Suss s. issa;ss ''s a;s ';;'1SR;
SS,9Reia YoURG LHp9 al aI for .ypns and recording
minor dictstion; 5-day week; pleasant en-
vtronment. State age and experience, ad-
dress and telephone number. Box 256-1
YoSulNG LADY. white. age 1926. to learn
the cafeteria operation: desirable work In
one Of Washinston's finest dawntown cafe.
slas ssry sss secular aS euf e go e Hk woss s
ior sdvsncemsns i sasisiaetosyp App
cant need not be expeEienced, but must
be willing, steady worker For further
see MR.. McGARRAGHY at
511 14th st. NV, between $3.50 and IL
IN. or z to 8 DIN. -3
YOUNG LADIES t2), white. as clerks for
stores. Experience not nee
essars. Here Is 2 good opportunity to
gssa tsEps ssasy APRE Nj 5ds Goan
ave: and 493s Wisconsin ave. "a
YOUNG WOMAN over 80 able to take re-
sponsibility Of ofice; credit experience nee
essary; excellent future. CAPITOL FUR
SHOE, 1908 q st. NV. -S
YOUNG WOMAN, % to IS, rs investigator
necessaIy; must be Tree to travel, Apply
Mai, RI gar fAFFTidREAcrryE FidRE YOUNG LADY for
= 4z AgR6s q sE':R stoS e
vert st. NV. -3
Evening star., 1947-03-02

s5slsa!Issss; 5 .sis1s' saSo mo. Can T sansss, day
soclISEs so Az. SECRETARY, companion, nns
reader, teach English to foreign children;
friendly, adaptable. mature, cultural back
ground: willing to 1--we In. Box 275-G.
sTENoGRAPHER (stenotypist). u. white,
COLLEGE graduate: can take dictation ct
1so 1so words nt minute: good typist. Sox
sfRGia Gsodsaf'HER ss;l' and gen. ONO. assistant:
spsssaslY ssSo adn seEss.is Z sts. detail Sf exg:r
TEACHER, nursery. Undertaken Or public
school music; sxpsrisnsed; p 3: 9. desrss. Y
or Sound scriber records in dewntown Of
avS,T 1lss gsssensbls Bog ,sS, ShSStR, Star 2,
and soctkeepns. Thofoashiy hoHasEhfi sapepisnssd
capable. conscientious. 5-day wk. GE. 26s7.
W ssl 4 sor sns ana dssr sns s..
oIas ss,ss ssesss C. wisRss ssrh
ssaslsnses sas ssa 3 Box a'' ea':psn'
WSMAN srei ,n naasafsd as ss, xh xs9ss a. ts tM
sSsi YouiRaGis LAZY with Win college sla.ss. three
Ess1 wants snsss n9sson e
You've MoTHEs VIII take care at sSud,
s s.s, yEs fsnssd 81 asis sasd' supervised;
s.sssp 4nsef sss pogRa 81 e asio
TfEgn TMfiESgn5 5r 'ss So51iE pT H4 oiricE s1sS WORK
no future. Ambitious. enterprtsins. In
telligent. speed typist, comptometer. dicta-
phone operator, payroll clerk. concert
cialy inter. radio. advt. Boz 2o8-R, Star.
EMPLOYED GOVT. GIRL wishes to ex-
change cha s services : os svss E week for room
NEAT GIRL, colored, wants morning work
or days work. References. Ex. 1865.
available; special offer to shronis and
Wish DAYS WORK, Tuesday or We'd
nssday, Cleaning ans or laundry Csc hour. car
ENGLISH LADY, desires position rs COM
panton 70 elderly lady; best references.
kMPLOYER can you use capable see.-
Stenog.? r. C.. hkkpr., make tax returns,
payrols, take charge once and AL de-
tails, exp. and reliable. AD. 1891.
SCHOOL GmI desires part.ttme evening
work from 7.l2 pm. .weekdays and Al
tain girl or work ii DRUGSTORE Of record
shop. Call d. 412o.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

sGnool. Cali AID. 79O9.
soot' sada soun.sil hs'sp0e O. Clerk K
= .n S.a Ess ass sRT
sssss & shss'hs ss Sassbs ss:e
SRas ae fas sm a5 SD d9ss!ns visa
vvET.. coiosed. d desires work ianitor. paint
yETEK.Sis SiS Sisht t..ebii sse.n,.d un,v.r,,t,
eT. ssIssman or clerk. oW. S7ei. 4
yEaERAM VET age 90. a. expsIisncsd: 3D.. genera
Investment ONCE; stock appraisals. etc.
elisible job training; reasonable salary
e ssast Boz ao7iR s.sr %, p
driver. dsl.yssy boy r shaSsssur, .. &.
ss sslf s0ss %ssaas ssadse. es S. ssrssso so Part
fsrIsd Vicinity Ksnvood or chsvy Chase.
VETERAN. vi eSperrienced. with tools. desires
, lob Is pspsf o5sss hsnssr BY hour. day or week.
TTouNG To 81 Man. seSi eeSSior.d. desire. Job as ensus-
refersnce: sunday, LUs s417.
EogNS eeey M. NAN nsssn M mas1bsa
ambitious,: excel ref; win consider position
With good opportunity. Box 294-R. Star. 9.
employment in gift shop or store. object.
Learn salesms snship. NO. 2409. 3'
nloyment: best Of reference. Box 116,M.
VET, colored. desires part-time job as
Multilith sm eDmsr i,r sggEo ks EXP, from to
EDUCATED, experienced steno, -amanuensis
seeks contact. author r-plsywright; scripts
and correspondence: reasonable rates
EX-NAvY IT., now student at asorgetovn
Univ, desires part-time work as typist.
il noon daily ana al day sSturdsy: ref
erence furnished. Write 1. TOUSI1NANT,
172l Risgs pl. NV. wash. .. c.
WANIED-Position as chauffeur or de-
livery boy, eomplsts knoNiedge Of city.
IF. 2364.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

OFFICE ASSISTANT general ONCE work,
typing and dictaticn. ,. One Of nsh Washins-
aFs aFFieE e1sAtL clEhioAL IN imm.aisss ns OPENINGS
salary sna
IL ssG1e a. asfGani passoRN BORN II Iith % set Sss and
pnEsssss;ER. ex. on silk dresses, none other
apply, steady job, good salary. MR.. WAX
sESi sESa EsfaTf s9lS c0saL 0saLEWomEEN Esys tsExce
sas x earn
ces0so. ce0so 1913 81 gsl PIE St, Arlinston' Va. OK.
thoroughly competent person to pack cakes,
ansz eset salary ssS
4 sss ssa 81 sci ss a pis s:59ys:
retail ladies ready;to.wear store on Conn
gan MR. SINGER aI De Modsyg Ssgl .ou;np.d 1
ssssfs,riax ana Tsiriinsson.. Phone gM
sAIssEzpY sfIs iDz ~: szpsr. better type ready ss
s2XsfEA soGXnsEAb9 iaGs SSnn 'Sd with plessag
sf APPAREL and accessories, experience pre-
ferred; permanent position with oppor-
eSnss sSs co s4S AgSa eSan TaE az.
sALESLADY, exper.,. for ladies' ready-to-
week. Apply to 1924 Conn, ave. -3
SALESLAnY, colored, attractive, educated;
sor retail mems ,Sn and womsns pre eappaTeI par
Georgia ave NV. RA. 9S70. Apply Sunday.
Monday, til 1 o'clock.
SALESLADY; thoroughly experienced only.
For accessories in one OF Washington's
finest Tomen's stores. JOSEPH r. HARRIS
CO., 1924 F st. NV. a
SALESLADY. experienced in infants and
ehildren's wear: excel,ent salary and com.
mission; aos disssegnsit t chesss sSS Of sHoe 9T
sALESLADiES-Several openings to sen
millinery; some selling experience neces-
afchance for Advancement. BUDDY DALE
sa0PS; 1911 g s, nv. Ex 9l2l. "a
gressiye ladies dept. in lge. furniture
slRre; perm. position: coed salary and
On Sonna an fsls hssSn s,s ns psy
: pleasant working cond. See Mr.. Miller,
hub FURNITURE CO., 7th and D nv.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.

COUPLE, experienced in apartment house
management would like two.hedroom- apart
ment in exchange for services; no sslary.
COLONEL NAN AND WIFE desire ;anitor's
.n SunnFtsE:, ac ascxperaenssd snd Sspsndsb!s.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
INVITE REPUBLICAN PRES.
CANDIDATES TO MONTANA

W.P-Twelve actual and poten-
tial" Republican presidential can
didates have been invited by the
Republican State Central Com
mittee to visit the Treasure State
this summer.
Montana will welcome you with
enthusiastic western hospitality,
Ernest Immel, executive secretary,
wrote seven senators, the speaker
of the House of Representatives,
three governors and former state
chief executive.
We'll show you where you can
catch the big trout as to- the
number of delegates you can catch
that's up to you" Immel wrote
u. S. Sens. Arthur H. Vandenberg
Raymond E. Baldwin, John w
Bricker, Robert A. Taft, Edward
Martin, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.i
and Leverett Saltonstall.
Letters also went to House Speak
er Joseph w. Martin, Jr., COVER
nors Thomas E. Dewey of New
York, Dwight r. Green of Illinois
Earl Warren of California, and for
mer Governor Harold E. Stassen
of Minnesota.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
MichoeI Nicholson
Passes Nuy e

Michael f, Nicholson was born
August %, 1868 at Belleville, Ill.
and passed away May %, l947 at
Reno, New, aged SO years, 9 months
and six days. Requiem High Mass
was said from St. Thomas Aquinas
Cathedral at 900 a M May 81, the
Rev. FIR. Thomas j. Connolly Of
ficiating. Interment was made in
the Mater Dolorosa cemetery, Reno.
Six nephews acted as pail bearers.
Mr.. Nicholson was a colorful char
acter from the Old Days in Wyo-
ming. where he had punched cattle,
served as a deputy sheriff, and as
a railroad yard master During
those active days he gained the
respect of both law abiding citizens
and outlaws, his sense of humor,
combined with a reputation for fair
ness and justice to all being re-
spected by all classes.
He is survived by his widow;
one daughter, Mrs VIM. J. Nelson
of Libby; one son, James E. Nichol-
son. Wallace, Ida, four grandchild-
rem and a great granddaughter.
Many floral as we'll as many Mass
offerings were received from Libby
friends.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
Missionary Will Be .
AT Troy Methodist
Church June 10th

Miss Katherine Clancy, missionary
on furlough is to speak at the Troy
Methodist Church on Tuesday even
ing, June 10th at 800 p. m. under
the auspices of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Troy
Church.
Miss Clancy is on a tour of one
weeks duration, speaking in Metho-
dist churches and the Troy group
is fortunate to be included in her
Itinerary She has been teaching
English for the past several years
in a Methodist College in Lucknow,
India. It is expected that dele
CATION will attend from each of the
w. S. c. S. organizations of the
Libby church and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to the general pub
lie Miss Clancy will also speak
to the pupils in the Daily Vacation
Bible School at Troy on Wednes-
dav morning.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
Weydemeyer Weed
Control Agent

Don Weydemeyer of Fortine was
appointed weed control agent fer
Lincoln County by the board Of
county commissioners at their meeS-
ing Tuesday. Weydemeyer's app
pointment is for the fiscal year Of
l948 which began June l.
Petitions were filed with the board
relative to closing one road and
opening another adjacent" to Nae
Tobacco Valley Fair Grounds, tse
action to enable the fair board 10
construct landing field The Com-
missioners considered the petitions.
and will view the two sites Jumee
10.
J. A. Lair, Missoula, regional
supervisor of Public Welfare, met
with the Board Tuesday D. S.
Tootell, head of the State Exte@-
sion Service met with the conA-
missioners Monday in connect@m
with the proposed appointment Sf
a full time county agent
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
Troy Takes The
0peningGdnne
Libby

In spite of a two-run homer by
Brad Phillips, a triple by L. Spen-
Ger and double by Chuck" Smith
the Libby VFW sponsored baseball
team took the short end of an 81
score Sunday, cat the hands of the
Troy baseball team The game war
well attended and full of thrills for
the crowd.
Bill Erickson went the route for
the locals, pitching nice ball all the
way. He held the Troy team to-
nine we'll scattered hits, but costly
errors by his team gnates gave the
visitors their one-run lead.
Ray Lindsey of Troy, carried a.
way batting honors for the day
with four hits out Of five trips C..
the plate. Bill Erickson paced the
local nine with three hits out Of
five tries
The Libby team showed good
promise in its opening game, and
Pop" Godfrey promises lots of VIC
tories during the present season
The Box Score follows:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
DIRECTOR LEONARD BREAKS
39-YEAR-OLD TRADITION

When "The Secret Heart" star
ring Claudette Colbert, Walter Pid-
geon and June Allyson at the Koo-
tenai Theatre, Sunday and Monday
June 8 and went before the cam
eras at M-G-M, Director Robert Z.
Leonard broke a 39-year-old tradi-
ton of never starting a new film
on a Friday.
Not even in the days when he was
in front of the cameras as a star
instead of behind them as a direc-
tor would Leonard start a role on
that day.
Initial filming on "The Secret
Heart" was a scene in which Miss
Colbert and Pidgeon met aboard an
ocean liner. It went off without a
hitch. And before the noon halt,
director, cast and crew had polish
ed off three separate sequences.
who says starting a film on Fri
day is bad luck?" grinned Director
Leonard. I've been missing good
betl"
'aThe Secret Heart" is a powerful
emotional drama centering on q
woman who sacrifices her love in
the interests of her family. Together
with Miss Colbert, Pidgeon and Miss
AlIyson, the cast features Lionel
Barrymore. Robert Sterling and
Marshall Th0mpson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
Church Entertoins
Glasses Tuesday

Members and friends of the First
Presbyterian Church enjoyed pro-
gram Tuesday evening given by the
students OF the Released Time for
Religious Education classes. 1t was
arranged by Mrs. o. l. Gillespie,
Mrs. Gus Delzer and Miss Inez
Ratekin who constituted the teach
ing staff of the Presbyterian classes.
A brief review of the work of
each class was given and the child
rem sang songs, recited various
memorized passages, read respon--
sive Scripture readings and prayed
prayers they had learned during
the term. Attractive certificates OF
attendance were awarded.
After the program a social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed IN
the church parlors with members of
Circles A and B as hostesses. Mrs.
w. c. collars and Mrs. r. R. Weld
man, presidents of the two Circles
were in charge of arrangements for
this pleasant ending of the even
ing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
AhIskog Attends
Laboratory Meet

Forester Howard E. Ahlskog was
selected as one of the two men
from this region to be detailed to
the Forest Products Laboratory at
Madison, Wisconsin.
Representatives from all over the
nation will spend the week at the
Laboratory where they will study
new methods and procedures in
handling timber products. The rep
resentatives from the different sec
tions are invited to bring any prob
lens they might have from their
forests to be discussed and analized
at the Laboratory.
Mrs. Ahlskog and son are spend
ing the week in Occur d'Alene, Ida.
visiting Mrs. Dahlquist, Mrs. ALL
skog's mother.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
Members of Spokane
Timber Products
To Visit Libby

Forty members of the Spokane
Timber Products Bureau will spend
the weekend in Lincoln County in
speeding timber areas and the ],
Neils Company's logging opera
tions.
They will arrive at Warland in a
special car on the Great Northern.
Their headquarters will be at the
Warland Forest Service Camp. The
Libby Chamber of Commerce will
serve a fish breakfast to the mem
bers.
Plans are for the Bureau to visit
the timber areas in the Kootenai
forest and the J. Neils Lumber Mill.
Part of the tour of the mill win
include inspection of the pressure
treating plant recently installed at
the mill. This plant is the only one
existing in Montana.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
HOSPITAL NEWS

Admitted:-May %, Mrs. LeRSY
Gamache, surgical; June 3, Lazy
johnson, small son of Mr.. and Mars.
w. c. johnson. Fracture of both
bones in the left forearm.
Discharged:-June 4, Mrs LeRSy
Gamache and Mrs Harold OFT.
Children who had their tonsils re-
moved during the past week:-InS
Nelson, Mary Hewitt Caren Zim-
mer, Merna Reedy, Nancy Adkins,
Gordon Carroll, Eugene Kissinger
of Troy, julius and Susan Neils,
Ardice Gillespie, Carolyn and
Cathey Decker, Garry and Ronald
DeShazer, Patricia and Kay How
ard, Arnold and Dolores Davisoa,
Lottie Stevenson, Dianne and San
dra Gompf, Sue Holiday, Priscilla
Hoyt of Ural, Dolores Homann, DON
aid and Neil LaMorie, Given Thomas
of Troy, Fred McDougall of Troy,
Marilyn Mortenson, Nancy Foster.
Miss Marianne Strong has been
added to the staff of the hospital.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
TituIor COP Head
To Yellowstone

Helena-U.P)-The political pot
started boiling last week with the
announcement that Gov Thomas E
Dewey of New York, leading con
tender for the Republican presiden-
tial nomination, will combine bust
ness with a vacation in Yellowstone
Park this summer
Dewey will confer with western
Republicans at the park in mid
July, but he will not as had been
previously suggested, announce for
mally his candidacy while in the
park.
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RECENT MARRIAGES BY
JUSTICE OF PEACE, MAURER

The following marriages were
performed by Justice Of the Peace
Fred H. Maurer: May 30th Russell
NJ Hadman, of Portland and ELLEN
IS. Scott of Orlando, Florida, were
married in a double ring ceremony.
The bride wore midnight blue
travelling suit with white accessories
and a corsage of red rosebuds and
lilies of the valley. They were at
tended by Mrs Melvin Paulson and
Chief George Bryant Mr.. and Mrs.
Haiman plan on making their home
in Orlando, Fla, and left by train
shortly after the ceremony.
May 81 Tony Danelo, Spokane
and Leona j. Cossi, Fargo, NJ Oak.
June 2:-Noel Keeth Todd and
Minnie Rebecca Cundy, both of
Standpoint
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-05
Conduct Referendum
To Extend District

On Saturday, June 7th, from
p. m. 10 p. m, a referendum vii
be conducted throughout that part
of Lincoln County not now in the
Tobacco Valley Soil Conservation
district to determine if the rest
of the county shall be included in
the present district, according to
an announcement by the State Soil
Conservation Committee.
This election is the final step in
series which has been initiated
eaf carried out by land users who
desire to have the district extended.
The enlargement of the district will
give those who desire it chance
to participate in cooperative eff
forts at land clearing, soil fertility
tests. as well as carefully worked
out plans, on individual farms. The
district through its local supervis-
ors has authority under state laws
to enter into contracts with cor
porations, individuals, or other gov
eminent agencies, as it sees fit.
At present there are more than
thirty Soil Conservation Districts
in Montana and several are in the
process of formation.
Voting places in Lincoln County
will be as follows:
Libby-Community Room at the
Courthouse.
Leonia-School House
Troy-Troy City Hall
Warland-Warland Store
Fisher River-Pine Tree Club
Hall
Any person or corporation own
ing Of occupying land outside the
city limits may vote. Either hus-
bard or wife may vote, but not
both unless lands ownership is re-
COZ deo in both, names.