The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

f. A. Rice reports Springs frs
Robin in Libby. Cock Robin wa
busy this morning getting break
fast at the Rice home.
Miss Frances Crotteau celebrated
her birthday last Sunday when he
mother, Mrs. Vernon Crotteau ser
we'd family dinner in honor 0
the event.
Burton Baker, Joe Apologize anc
Jimmie Roberts report they ar,
deep in hard fought pinochlt
game. The young men report they
have worn out two decks of cards
and are now using pinochle decl
presented them by A. L. LefebvrC
of The Caboose.
Rev. Leon H. Ayers is expected
home next Monday from Spring
field, Mo-, where he has been at.
tending the National Sunday Schoo
convention of the Assembly of Goo
Church. Rev. Ayers left a week
ago last Sunday for Springfield.
Mrs. Wayne Graham of Seattle
came the first of the week to visit
at the home of her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. E. Bache.
Lumber and Sawmill Worker
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday of each month.
Miss Marjorie Stoneman and
Miss Dorothy Flesher visited friends
over the weekend in Spokane.
Ed Diegerman from Saskatche-
wan, who has visited at the home
of Mrs. Roy Dawson for the past
two weeks, left Thursday of last
week for Minnesota, where he eX-
pected to visit a sister and family
before returning home. Mr.. Deig-
erman and Mr.. Dawson are broth
ers.
K. F. Endicott was a business
visitor Monday and Tuesday in Kali
ispell
Ted Kessel leaves Monday for
Hel9na, to attend The State Farm
Insurance Co.'S. annual meeting. He
expects to return home next Mon
Aay
Stanley Peterson came over Mon
day from Kalispell. He has been
employed by the Geringer Hard
ware, and expects to move his fam
lily from Kalispell after the close
of the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Switzer went
to Spokane, Sunday where Mr..
Switzer has spent the first of the
week attending the annual meeting
of the Northwest Lumberman's As
ISOLATION.
". F. w. Meetings the LIST and Bird
of each month at the
club.
Left A. Tjelde suffered a broken
arm Saturday while loading logs
with the J. Neils Fisher River woods
crew. He is reported to have suf-
fered the fracture when he fell
from a truck loaded with logs.
James B. Clowers, machine set
.er at the planning mill, is confined
At his home this week, suffering
rom pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Sturm of |
Seattle visited Friday and Satur-
lay in Libby at the home of Mr.
5turm's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Max
5turm.
Word has been received by Mrs
Burns from her brother and wife
Ir. and Mrs. A. V. Simon of Aug
lsta, Kansas. The SimonS are well
md happy, and wish to be remem-
,ered to their Libby friends.
Mrs. Sherman Noel left Tuesday +
morning by bus for Missoula where
he will spend some time visiting
Ter daughter and husband, Mr. and
Irs. Melvin Heath. Mr.. Heath is a
tudent at the State University.
Mrs. F. c. Robertson has served
S reported for The Western. News
his week during the absence of
irs. w. R. Baeth, who was called
D the bedside of her father at st.
'atrick'S Hospital, Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Carlson and
title daughter, Dorothy Ann, of
-alispell have been visiting for a
ew DAYS at the home of LeRoy's
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carl
On, and with other relatives.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
-nion No. 1881 meets the End and
tn Tuesday of each month.
Leroy Carlson of Kalispell had
ne misfortune to have the inside
{ his car burned beyond repair
Ist Thursday morning The origin
{ the fire is not known. Mr.. and
Irs. Carlson and family had just
eturned from Libby few hours
efore the fire started.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doll have
zen in Libby to visit Mrs. Dolls
lther, Mr. Carter, who has been
with flu for two weeks.
Get your tickets now for the
arm Women's Costume Dahce Feb
larry % at Moose Hall. Tickets
ow available. lc
Mrs. John Bags entertained in
1nor of her mother, Mrs. Harry /
ord, of Troy, on Valentines Day,
help her celebrate her birthday
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