The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-29

Lumber and Sawmill Worker
Union No. 258l meets the End anc
4th Tuesday of each month.
Mrs. Jim Christie, Mrs. Rosells
Burke, and Mrs. George Smith lief
Monday for Spokane where they
| will spend a few days.
i Miss Dorothy Hunt and Mis-.
Betty Lou Baeth flew TO Spokane
for a few hours Sunday returning
to Libby by plane that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sturgeon Of
Coulee Dam visited in Liby for 8
few days during the latter part Of
last week. The Sturgens are for
mer Libby residents.
Lee Harmon who visited over the
weekend in Garfield, Wash, brings
back greetings from Hal Hall and
Dave Holz to old friends in Libby
Both men were formerly employed
on The Western News.
Miss Alice Lobdell left Tuesday
for her home in Casper, Wyo., af-
ter spending the winter in Libby
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fay
| fisher. Miss Lobdell has been a
student at the Libby high school
L. J. Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Olson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Daggett left today for Grangeville,
Ida.. where they are visiting over
the weekend at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Howard Olson and family.
Miss Phyllis Knott, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. LeDuc, returned home
to Eureka Monday. She was ac-
companied by Lois and Susan Le-
Due, who are visiting there for
few days.
Mr.. Cortland L. James, Forester
from the Superintendent office,
will 60 to Missoula where he will
do detail work in the Division of
Timber Management. His family
will accompany him to Missoula for
the summer.
The All Dance which is to be
held June z at the Moose Hall in
Libby, is for the purpose of finan-
cling the annual summer camping
trip, which is planned for July ii,
IL and Is. The club is hoping for
a generous turnout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Chrystle, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. E. Stearn, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Boyes, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Cloutier, and Mr. and Mrs. w. J.
Harris enjoyed their traditional
fiTst-day-o f-the-season fishing trip
at Fish Lake Sunday
M/Sgt. and Mrs. Keith Leigh and
daughter of Kalispell, visited over
Sunday with Sgt. Leigh's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Leigh at their
cabin on the Main Fisher Sgt |
Leigh is stationed at Kalispell in
the army recruiting office.
Marlin Ayotte, EM-2/c, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ayotte of
Libby, returned home Thursday of |
last week, accompanied by his |
youngest son, Douglas Max, age, ). |
Marlin, who served six years in /
the navy, expected to receive his |
Tuesday, May q. He SER
we'd 48 months in the Pacific area |
on board the USS Princeton, CV-37. |
Two ForeSters are expected to ar
rive in June at the local Forest /
Service. John Milodragovich from
the Deer Lodge forest in the Philips
burg district will arrive June 2 and
Earl Welton of the Beaverhead for
est in the Wisdom district will ar
rive June 5. These men will help
with the general forest work and
especially the timber management
activities.
Dick Hennessy has been appointed
10 take charge of the city parks
the summer according
% Mayor Harold Gompf. Donald
Adamson will be in charge of the
pool, Dr. j. NJ Cairns dis
,losed yesterday. He also reported
hat Miss Marjorie Hunter would
lct as lifeguard and swimming in
itructor during the summer months.
Phillip Neff, regional logging en-
sineer for the First region; K. F.
Stewart of the regional forestry Of
ice, Missoula, and Paul H. Logan
we're in Libby Thursday of last
week for Mr.. Logan to meet the
imber operators in this section. He
Expects to become regional logging
ngineer upon Neff's retirement
which is scheduled for June 80. The
'arty while here, was entertained
t the home of Mr.. Nef's old friend,
,ounty Clerk George c. Earle.
Miss Billie Littell arrived home
evening from Denver,
where sha graduated Thursday of
asst week from Colorado Woman's
,ollege, receiving an Associate
lrts degree Miss -Littell has en-
Dyed her two years course in Den
er, but is delighted to be back
ONE in Libby. She plans to take
er Bachelor of Arts degree from
icntana State University at Mis-
oula. ScriLblers, French club and
lee club were included in ner
lvorite activities at Colorado Worn
MS. She plans to work this sum-
Ter on The Western News staff.
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