The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-10-02
LIBBY ITEMS

Mrs. John Appelgren won a prize
last week in the annual recipe ed.
ton of The Spokesman. This is
the fourth year that Mrs. Appelgrer
has had a recipe in the edition.
Mrs. Robert McGrew was hon
ored by a birthday party at her
home Friday, with members of the
Birthday Club helping here cele-
brate. A very nice lunch was much
enjoyed by those present.
Leo Kyser informs The Western
News that the party who broke in
to one of the new NeiIs buildings
his company is putting up, and. took
the paddock and an electric hand
saw, may have the key to the pad
lock If he win call for same.
We have to apologize for an error
in last weeks paper concerning Bob
Bigelow, who is employed at Boil
yards Grocery. The item should
have stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Bige-
low and small daughter, Diane, re-
Gently returned TO Libby to make
their home.
Ray Colemsn and family moved
the first OF the week 70 Libby from
Spokane moving into the r. G. VIII
kinson property in the. south end
of Libby on the Highway Cole
man will be connected with the
johnson Motors here.
Mrs. VIM. Heise, who has been
employed by the forest service in
Libby, has resigned her position to
take the bookkeeping position at
the Kootenai Mercantile
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Farris were
up from Troy Tuesday, visiting
his friends and relatives and car
ing for business matters.
Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Franklin
Dwaine Warner Jr. announce the
birth Tuesday, September 80, of a
son, Mark Dwaine.
See Libby Sash and Door for
sash, window, and door frames,
doors and wood work. Phone 247-J. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Slauson have
returned to Montana State College /
at Bozeman. Mr. SlauSon is an
Agricultural student at the college.
Rueben Hamann returned to work
this week after an extended lay
off necessitated by a major opera
ton in Kalispell in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter left
for Portland Wednesday for visit
with her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs George Hasting
J. W. Daniels of Warland was a
Libby visitor at the George B.
Baeth home Monday.
Bud Adkins and Fred Metzger
were elk hunting this week
Mrs. L. E. Anderegg, Helena, is a
guest at the home of her niece.
Mrs. Clay Parker
and Sawmill Workers
Union No 1881 meets the 2nd and
9Th Tuesday of each month.
Mrs. Rueben Hamann was hos
tess to her pinochle club Wednes-
day of last week, this being the
first meeting of the year Prizes /
were presented Mrs. Harry Chap
man. high, Mrs. Ted Kessel, second, II
MRS. Dick Powell, low. and Mrs
Frank Warner, travelling.
Mrs. Donald Hargreaves accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Veldman
as far as Seattle Tuesday She will
.ravel on to Portland before re-
-lunng home next Monday
Mrs. w. A. Martin and daughter
Betty of Yarnell were Libby visitors
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Flight moved
nto their new home in the 600
block on Montana ave this week. II
Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ. Daugharty
moved into the Rowland house
which the Flights vacated.
James H. Maurer has returned
O the University of Montana. Mis-
oula. Freddie Brown. who will i
'e a freshman at the University
accompanied him They will be
dominates in Jumbo Hall.
The Sans Souchi Bridge Club met
Il the home of Mrs Bud Adkins.
With prizes going to Mrs. Walter
Baker Mrs Harvey Robinson and :
Irs. Ray Croy =
Mrs. c. " Manin drove over from
lalispell Saturday to attend the
Burke Christensen wedding. Mrs.
iosella Burke returned TO Kalspell
nth her. remaining until Sunday
light.