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HELP poMEsrlc tce,,. J .

laundry. no heavy cleaning, private room
and bath; pleasant, conv. location. Tsle-
HoWsEKEEPaR. RaSus XII EPaR white, live in, care q 8
boys, IN nearby Virginia. Cali Vienna
167-J-12 OF Ma. 1911. -3
LADY, under 80, to take care of child
8 to 8 PM. Mon. through Fri; $50, live
IN; $50, live out. Call after 6 pm, GE
MAID, neat. reliable, gh.v., help with 2
children, bh days; Bendix: recent city
refs. REQ. ia. 0S62, 1413 Kalmia I'd. \. W.
MAID. experienced. live in. must be fond Of
children, .g.h.w. plain cooking. OIL. 0123.
other help: 10th ST. location; local ref. re-
auired. DU. 9028. -
MAID, colored, assist with baby; health
card; city refs; small apt, 1890 to $3.50,
3 ys, Gays, $l5 plus carfare. De; 1929: Il
to live in: local references necessary; $100
per month room and board. OR. 1888.
WOMAN, white, refined, take care Of
child, years old, live in apt. Phone FIR.
WE HAVE FIRsT-CLAss colored help. full
sIa 81 Part sims als9 dayy15ksrs Gsll Assms
ICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV. -
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCouNTANT. expert; books started. kept
msnts asnn;rS%u aud,ts; aNT rsssonable,, OR. .o7a:
ins snd saxes aa's CO. - 7aso eseses Oh account
BARTENDER (cafe owner) wishes to place
experienced, capable man; has been in
my employ over one year and win vouch
for bis honesty. Call OWNER, Ii 6544. i.
BOY, colored. desires part-time work Of
PnS Gs rknMaSS sdsi5 Sm ia * 1895
snee enc house and apartment construction.
coNsTadcrfoN ceH $rsIS; Ssss supr, 45, active. 20
not afraid Of hard work. Box 520-E, Star.
LEGAL LEG, A,p,MINIsTRATrvE or hish tzps
agent with some sales exp: ex-Marine
Sar cancer; rs % SSsI yssrs OF age; member of D. c.
Man; n N;., eoloIed. reliable, short order cook
or "a toishwasner' ~ Pm; to 1 am. or from
oFf1cE F e maNAdER.s RR rKs soso GOOD with nsur.,,
credit work; mature; good reference. LU.
PATENT Pos1TIoN-Recent law sraduate
and chemical ensineer. alert, aggressive,
AMBITIOUS; desires connection with pro-
sressiye s1 e i s. law firm or corporation. BOX
VET. junior in college, bus: adm. desires
part-time ONCE work: exp; hrs. can be ar
ranged; ia: 6O40. SO Monday
WANTED-Work by writer. researcher,
typist with sales promotion and ONCE
management experience: Cali Temple
If RiILsD IsI"sfe sTroRaaY 1n II years ONCE and
trial experience, Z years Governments; now
employed at over Sd, 900 annually; invites
corresnondence: Boz 307-E. Star. 1.
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HELP DoMESTlc.

CHILDRENs NURsENAID, 500 mo-, live
in; experienced: reliable person: no other
duties; local references. OR. 2414. %
COOK, colored, over IS, to do downstairs
bath: have other help. can Wo. $685.. -
perience and recent local references re- re-
quired. Able to help with children OR.
$685.. a
COOK. G.H.w.. to live in: $25 week and
nice private quarters; this Is o pleasant
situation and will soon be appreciated
by the applicant. Phone Oliver 1140. Il
GIRL, light housework, small apt. me-.
care Of 2 small children, hrs. 12 noon to
s:3o pm, days; refs. and health card.
GIRL, eoiorsd, to care for 2 children dur
ing day. Call FIR. egse: Il i,
morninss. /. week, $3.50 and carfars' city
G.H.W., laundry, some cooking, assist with
2 children; live In; REFS. SH. 1875. ,4
GIRL, experienced, not over 80, to live
In pleasant home; permanent position: !:
first a. .g.h.w... plain cooking, laundry; !;
already have nice girl as nursemaid TO
garbage disposal, Launderomat, Iron Rite,
etc; good salary; Kensington, Mo-, area.
Call OR. 1850 any time after $3.50 In.
beginning Monday. -
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PERSONAL.

TOWN AND COUNTRY sGH00Li sGHi formerly sns
BOARDING prosram; sunday and weekdsy
Registration upon appt; Nursery ..;n dnr9uss t
4oora. hot lunches. Approved by Mary
land I state Bosrd of Educstion; litera-
ture mailed upon request, 9401 Georgia
ayei EIeR sGS sGcSoATs REsTYLED to look like
capes and Jackets made. WI. 4770. -
Can MRS. ABBOT, afternoons or evenings,
VVAcAHciEs "a IN REST HOME for elderly
second door; 2 baths same door. 2727
Adams Mil I'd. NV. Adams 9l55.
ROOM AND BOARD-For elderly people
@ gish BYE ngsssins care Opposite waiter Ksso
MAKE Ma of II A RULE TO SEE BUELL. for
generator and starter service. e11 10th
st. NV. ME. 6777.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. experienced, housekeeper. 5h
days; can. care for sick. NO. 1896.
GIRL. colored.- h.s.g., wants gh.w.: 5h-
days wk. or mothers helper; no Sun.
reference. Phone TR. 1920. L
GIRL, colored, desires Job as nursemaid
and housekeeping employed couple pref !;
5-day week; exchange ref. Call .DI. sl9s.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time Job,
mornings, s-12:3O. AK 5000.
GIRL, colored, desires g.h.w.; full or part
references. MI. 234e.
GIRL, colored, wants Job as mother 5
helper, maid, full or part time work. CO.
GIRL, colored. wants days work Tues,
Wed. and Fri. S5 and car fare. Refer:
ences. NO. 21S3.
GIRL. colored, desires days work; S. and
earfare.. ST: 5s9s. Il
WOMAN, colored, wishes g.h.w. or days
work. References. ME. 2a02.
WOMAN, reliable, intelligent, wishes po-
sition as cook. experienced In cooking.
baking and general house work; Al ref.
IA. 3742
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. ali
subjects taught. Approved by Government
learn 70 DRIVE in Washing toms Oldest
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars,
patented dual controls; permits secured
q olS Me sIkadE xs EASY E2aMeRsrk 10 chF l1s4
sTTss sasTs5si g gtsss; Sas MTSiT SysIi
sEAuTT GAGTS oSEaAToRs fhs SaE NREEDHb Modern
training in all subjects; day, night and
part-time classes. Get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1910 n. =
AuTo S BODY AND 1fisSIihse fESpER eTkRAISING. in
cluding Welding, spray painting and metal
work. Look into it. One Of the most
profitable branches of tremendous auto
industry offering chances for good job or
your own business. Learn in spare time.
Veterans and civilians. Write for free
facts. AUTOGRAPHS TRAINING. Box
coNfRAcT te BRIDGE, instructions and su.
Hsryised I playing. NEvA STOCK certified
THE s School OF REAL ESTATE for men
thai That T IS Government % . approved row II for veterans
education; applicants thoroughly prepared
for practice by reason OF the schools $
quarter of century of actual experience
instructions; veterans and non-veterans
auire ire AD. 4asa. 81. $3.50.
FRENCH and real French only, taught
BY experienced native teacher; reasonable
Columbia SS41. Apt. 203.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

time o or free lance; expanding recognized
agency; good opportunity. Apply GEO. z.
MILLER ADV. AGENCY. 1907 M st. NV.
/"
CASHIER, 3O-45 yrs. alert. exp; perm.
position in large liquor store, good salary.
opportunity for advancement Box 307.G,
Star. %
MEN AND WOMEN wanted to sell new
amazing household item direct to con-
sumer; attractive commission. See Mr..
NV. No phone calls. =
NOW is THE TIME to earn $50 to s75
wkly,; full or spare time; Room 334.
HARRINGTON Hotel 10 am. to 8 pm.
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LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY

Experienced resident. wholesale grocery
salesman with strong. following to. repre-
sent national California canned food pack
ers and distributors. selling direct to retail
trade. Retail and institutional route COW
tory. @ We'll l-established but requires addi-
tional development. Only experienced
men need apply Must own car, good
conditions. Liberal commission and allow
ance. Reply Box ALB. Star.
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BOOKSALESMAN

Newly established branch of national
tive and productive salesmen and won1-
en-. New and. effective sales prosram
bringing unusual results and highest earn
nished. Car essential but not required.
Rapid advancement to producers. Per-
sonal interviews BY appointment.
HUDSON 6240
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Los ANGELES-Leave Monday evening,
'ake or D. National 1854 Ext. 2le.
LEAVING, FOR Tuscon. Ariz., Nov. 10th,
MAJOR OMARA. Army and Navy Club. Sc
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HoME lMPRoyEMENI coMPANlRs,

sJ1Nd6 sNSbNOV6WkNy &0WsS ANs8Ss
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking areas.
your satisfaction. Free estimate. OIL. 1896.
coNCRErs, eemsn. work, footing, drive
ways. porches, basement foors, steps. 70.
stqR ssipqiRs Eail: ssad Cd ar a9s nsSf work.
FENCEsAGhain link. ii,smeSiate erection.
$I.25 per running g; Terms. BILT-RTT1
rENNCE Co. 81; 7o0o; o;.,;n. s,. -. 1sli.,,
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning, -paT-
SSyet tnssallstion, l Bruce & &fnishss, W%o0R. %
sin SIM ave SNos No ssi5. A'' A'iS "'s''
GARAGE, iSx2O, aluminium overhead doer,
et. serylss dosr clear esero sidsns' Ssss
HOME IMPROVEMENTS of an kinds; brick
and asbestos siding; roofs and storm win
dows; water proofing, rock wool insulation;
free estimates; no obligation; 3 years %
pay TRINITY CONSTRUCTION CO., NJ.
ffnntfut,aN an Nevt RARnH
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STENOGRAPHER, permanent: top salary
KSN saS x3ses oPrfeHL co., 'h 1885 st. 'iasS nS
sTENoaRAPHER and general once work,
mAzoR MsTaRpiEcEs S11 7tR s.
sTENoGRAPHER; leading insurance com
tunit, @ for advancement. CAN NA. osSs
sTENoGRAPHER. to handle insurance ac-
worker 5.dsy. 4o-hour week. Apply 1928
SsssS sS.l..s ss:s ssod
aRuy s 1sa ssaa st not nw Ss
Ss m C r sr mass Se sBe sBs
to run our once, answer telephone cour-
teously, be pleasant receptiSnist: 5-day.
sss ss BY Sds
sTENOGRAPHER for purchasing dept; s.
day. 4O-hr. wk.: pleas. working conds.
issfaz TBE co soo FanRn Pny g.
sTENo. o..CLERK-Immediate opening. ma
ssssy s6'sa sosS sss aS p% Ss.'S Can 'Siy
sTENos 8 Msassi sssEckEraRY. ARY opportunity for ad-
40-hour week. Apply in person, MELPAR,
me- ~ sSsnna ssyys
Is chiefly corrsspondenss with subscribers
and other companies; ~ REQUIRES sherthand ra
Workins conditions: in new. mod. ONCE
5-day. 4o;hr. week weekly PAYDAY; iib-
fs. sscidens suSsiesi & and e' hospitslisaton
insurance. othsT empioye Dement'S. Phone
TELEPHONE Clerks, young women, to
learn transp. work. alternating shifts.
good salary. paid while learning. 40-hr.
N Y. ave. NV. Il
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, receptionist and
cashier-typist for large real estate once
pleasant @ surroundinss. For app sppt., i1s call Mr.
Carl OW. $500, ARLINGTON REALTY
co. ra$ -6
TYPIST, temporary, to address envelopes
for :, ppblishins arm; must be available
| 46 w.p.m.; hrs, S:15 to 5, s. days week:
weekly payday. Call DI. 1900, Ext. 261.
- II
TYPIsT. 1928. some knowledge Of short
hand; perm. position. 5-day wk; Apply
In person, AIS woodward Blds. Mr..
KEARNEY. IS
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TRUCK DRIVER

Colored. 21-35 years of age, thoroughly
experienced. for circulation department Of
newspaper: must have D. C. drivers per
init. be able to pass physical examination; +;
permanent job with increases in nay; fve-
day. 40-hour week: many employment ad.
yantages; must be able to furnish refers
enres Apply in person to personnel ONCE,
Room 504. Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
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For newspaper sketches, advertising dept
Apply,
HARRY KAUFMAN, INC.
1918 7th st, NV. -
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BUTCHER
Eyper. Apply In person. POSINs, b75G
Ga. ave. RA. 4424. -6
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MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED
21 to 40 for good, permanent Jobs with
streetcar str s or bus. No Experience op REQUIRED.
We will teach you and pay you while
learning. Steady vear-around earnings.
averaging about $50 weekly. with paid
vacations, sick leave, free Transportation
and other benefits. Apply now-Monday
through Friday-between $3.50 am. and
Il noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment Office. 1892 M st. NV. Take
Routes 10, Rosslyn; 20. Cabin John; 80.
Friendship Heights. streetcars direct to
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OFFICE MANAGER

A real opportunity and substantial be-
ginning salary for qualified ONCE man
ager. Must have experience in usual of
lections, and a good knowledge of book
keeping and cost accounting. Apply by
letter, giving full background. Box 1886.
Radio and Television Servicemen
Openings. for outside service men; expert
9th floor.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
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TILE ESTIMATOR, with good connections;
percentage basis. drawing account; car
necessary. Call AT. 1858 for appt. .
TYPIST, temporary. to address envelopes
for publishing firm; must be available
As w.p.m.: hrs, S:15 to 5, days week;
weekly payday. Call DI. 1000. Ext. 261.
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TYPIST, 1928. some knowledge Of short,
hand; perm. position, 5-day Wk Apply
In person, 416 woodward BLDG, MR..
KEARNEY. IS
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for checking and testing
: should have knowledge OF
simple audio circuits; salary
rience; 6-day, 40-hour week.
& CO., 4712 Bethesda ave-,
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5000 salesman. vacation. Good oppor-
rHARyMASsTs. niy sSa ser,sssrsa sss a1.so Yrs OF
Gays: time and hal. for overtime; 8 hoii.
'esr d.a fa Ras sxee
chance for advancement, with higher pay;
one wk. vacation with pay after yr. 2
Insurance and hosoitalization avsilssis
after mos. employment including $4,000
s Ms, a1a s,aSsy ssy or Ia @Es as
ioi eerssia, epss.tl9n sna M :, TI,liscsliansoas Ils
% sss FE; s:Esef bn6S 6Hs'g grSsE 8 H
paznMAdlsf Tes.teTsd res @sdninfsGn in STsnl. good
isis hSsf ss Ss r White nsehan
siuMsssISess aELrfs; isso experienced iooS,P.
ffhssERs ft Il HktrEs hR iGas s.ser.n with ez1.r
ssDer. e. M plumbers. ess st. NV tx. 4si5
with hand tooh. only; need apply: som,
epeninss for men men Of foreman n caliber
ssh'is @a issosssf.RfS ssssi ~ ssss ias ksSssS;
y,Sins. s sSSded soSs D.s 70 xGEl w
meals. auioLEYs PHAisM, 2lst and {
PoRTER-GENERAL HELPER to clean Of
Zee show rm. and shop and help will
VIZ w. Apply & in person. cHEsAPEAKE PLATI
a. WINDOW GLASS CO., 1855 N. Y
rrgHaEssssK AND TAILOR, colored, with 9th
class engineer license: $40 wk. and 40E
Of all alterations. Apply at PENTHOUSE
DRY CLEANERS, $40 11th st. NV. o
cali ME- 1854. 3
PREssER. wool: steady Job at high piec
work rates: to experienced man able to d.
quality work. Phone Mr.. REED, Alex
PRESsER. must have boilers license; d
pressing and keep store clean: good work
Ing cond. and good pay. For intervie'
call Elk. 754S. Il
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WASH MAN. exper only, for modern laun-
dry, pleasant working conditions: salary
open Apply. 3O24 Hamilton ST.. Hyatts..
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manent stenographic and general secre-
tarial duties: congenial SURROUNDINGS; good
transportation: many employe benefits
sAFEWAY STORES, INC, 4th and T
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-01
Parkes, Spring, Harrer, Stimson
Entries Take Top Honors

GRAND CHAMPION honors in
the Hereford breeders show at the
Montana Winter fair, Bozeman, were
won by Archie Parkes of Vaughn.
Wilbur Spring & Son of Belgrade
took top honors in the Shorthorn
event and w. j. Harrer & Sons, Hell
ena, and c. F. Stimson, Belgrade
led in the Aberdeen Angus.
Don Michel, 1~1-year-old All club
member of Bozeman, collected SIPS
a pound for his steer, Butch" which
was judged grand champion steer of
the fair. 1t was purchased by Lester
Thompson of Bozeman.
Parkes became the leading exhib-
itor in the Hereford classes when
his entries captured the grand cham
pionships for both bulls and females,
best three bulls owned by exhibitor
and best two bulls owned by ex-
hibitor. In addition Parkes' entries
placed first in the senior heifer calf
division, pair of calves of both sexes
and "get of sire" His grand cham
pionship winner was A. B. Royal
Princeps Sd.
Reserve championships in the
Hereford bull and female classes
were taken by animals entered by
Sim &c Shock of Highwood and Ar
mington.
Boswell Runnerup
Arthur L. Boswell, Vermilion
ranch, Billings, was runnerup in the
Hereford division with four firsts-
senior yearling females, junior year
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-01

ling heifers, pair of females bred and
owned by exhibitor and pair of year
lings of both sexes.
Other first place winners in the
division were Jumping Horse ranch,
Ennis; Warren Hereford ranch, Deer
Lodge; Sim & Shock and Herrin
Herefords, Helena.
Shorthorn Division
Grand champion bull and female
in the Shorthorn division were ex-
hibited by Wilbur Spring & Son,
Belgrade. The Springs Sultan's Star
I'd also was declared reserve cham
pion bull in this division. The re-
serve champion female, Calstana
Blythesome, was exhibited by the
Cheneys of Belgrade.
Among the milking Shorthorns
Rockrose Defiance 9th owned by
Edwin Obie of Bozeman was judged
grand champion. The grand cham
pion female, Rockrose Iris, was ex-
hibited by Stanley K. Smith of Boze-
man. Smith also exhibited the cham
pion junior bull under 2 years, SEN
ior champion female and junior
champion female.
Aberdeen Angus Division
In the Aberdeen Angus DIVISION
Heinke Elimination 9th, owned and
exhibited by w. J. Harrer & Son of
Helena, vas judged grand champion
bull. Pride's Bardolier of Walnut,
owned and exhibited by the Spring
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-01

w. p. Spring & Son, Belgrade
Dale e. Meflen, Armsteod
oriyn Oswald. Joliet
r. J. Cole, Red Lodge
Mrs. Mildred |. DeCosse, Billings
n. W. Whitmore 8 Sons, Cody, Wyo
J. c. Price, Conrad
Robert jacobs. Billings
John Mohr, Jr., (PoiIedl Park City
John r. Becker, Forsyth
Carter Bridges, Absarokee
Donald furthm
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-05

Mr. and Mrs. Henry johnson of
Kahspeu spent Sunday visiting in
Eureka Their son who had been
visiting his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs Fred Johnson. for the past
month returned home with them.
They were also accompanied by
Verna Dee Darwin.
Mrs. Burgess Drake spent Mon
day of this week in WhitefiSh and
kalispell on business She was ac-
companied by her son. George.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buhmiller
spent Sunday visiting at the Rob
bins summer home at Flathead
Lake
Mr. and Mrs. James Evey spent
last weekend visiting at the home
of their son. Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn
Evey in Whitefish.
Jack Anderson was a Kalispell
visitor Tuesday of last week. He
was accompanied by DR.. Laura
Lowell and Mrs. Burr Alverson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pepper and
daughter of Bellingham, Wash,
visited at the home of Mrs. Theresa
Schagel last week Mrs. Pepper is
the niece of Mrs. Schagel.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-05
Final Tribute to Richard CLARK

Funeral Services were held at
the Baptist Church for Richard
Clark, July %, Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock Burial was in the
Eureka cemetery.
Richard Clark is the first who
died in the service of World War
II to be returned to Eureka for
burial. Members of the local VFW
and the American Legion Posts con-
Quoted full military rites at the
graveside. Pallbearers were all
comrades of World War II. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clark of Kalispell, former Eureka
residents.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-05

Mr. and Mrs. T. l. Lenard of
Chinook, visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Evey this week.
Clark Ellis returned from Seattle
where he visited his wife and ms
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald FOnger. Mrs. Ellis plans
to return home in the near future.
A. r. Hanson left for Scobey
Wednesday on business. He expects
to return in a few days.
The meeting place for the An
State Grange picnic will be held
at the Country Club Grounds at
Poison, August g. Watch for the
direction signs in Poison The pot
luck dinner viii be held at 100 o.
clock. Coffee and ice cream will
be furnished. Grange members are
to bring plates. cups and siIverware.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Littlefield
of Boomers Ferry spent Friday and
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Little
fields brother, Mr. and Mrs. Peri
Zook. They all spent the week end
at Flathead Lake visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Zook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perl Zook returned
home Sunday
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-05

Mrs. Agnes Rutherford of Sacra-
mento, Calf, is making an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives
in Eureka. She visited in Spokane
en- route
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Crowley and
son Duane spent last week in the
Yellowstone Park They were &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Purdy.
Mrs. George ALBERT and Mrs.
Clifford Gilchrist were Whitefish
and Kahspell visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Chris vanish of Malta IS
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Alavana.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Weber spent
Friday in Kalispell. They were &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morgan Jr. and Mrs. John Morgan
Sr.
Glen Helms who was the winner
for boys in the All essay contest
returned from his trip to Lewis
town, Saturday, He visited in Great
Falls also.
Zelmer Moses was a Kalispell
visitor on Friday of last week. He
was accompanied by his daughters,
Mary and Helen and Mrs. Mary
Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs George Robinson of
Scobey were visitors for the mast
two weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Terpstra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Triplett have
moved TO Kalispell to make their
home
Mrs. Darrell Roose and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Stevens were business
visitors in KaJispell Saturday of last
week. Mr.. Stevens took delivery
OF new Ford pickup
Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Peltier spent
the weekend of July IS. in Water /
ton and Glacier Parks. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Byran
Olson and little daughter, lila Ann /
The Episcopal Guild held a food
sale in the Albee building, Satur
day afternoon, July 81.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McAllister
are the proud parents of a baby I
boy born IN the WhItefiSh hospital .
Thursday. July 20.
Mrs Aldus Mackey spent Thurs
1av IN KaliSpell Miss Bette Hol-
lick Of Richland accompanied her
nome for short visit. She re-
urned 10 Kalispell Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-05

A trip to Kootenai Falls Sunday
oN DICK Irwin, Pat Coan, Bob Nc
Clure and Shirley Mikalson was
greatly enjoyed,
Mrs Jean Parker and Miss Leila
Wetzel left for Spokane Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peltier and
Nj. and Mrs Bert Rowe and son
Billy were Whitefish visitors Sun
day Mrs. Peltier went on to Boze-
man
Jacob Erie is stationed in White
tlsh as relief foreman on the sec
ton for the Great Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Drake
spent Sunday visiting Martin City
and Kalispell They were accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Garrison
spent Thursday of last week in Kali
lSpell on business.
Lenart Wink of Scobey was a Eur
eka visitor last week He was the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Terpstra.
Mrs. Melvin Hansman was a bust
ness visitor in KaliSpell Thursday
4t1sN NCCh- oIiG " dS accom- panied
bv Mrs Clifford Gilchrist.
Mrs. Burgess Drake spent Thurs
day Of last week in Whitefish on
business She was accompanied by
her son George and daughter, Mrs.
Bill Benson.
Rev and Mrs Lewno and sons
returned from Livingston Saturday,
where Rev Lewno has been teach
ing at the Temple Hills Bible school
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Benson spent
the past weekend in Spokane
where they visited their two sons. !
Bernard and Billy and daughter. |
Lois. They were accompanied by |
Mrs Bill Benson and son Leon. |
They returned home Sunday night. !
John Mckenzie and Thos. White |
spent the weekend on a fishing trip |
On the North Fork.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hanson were |
halispell visitors Thursday of last /
week. They We're accompanied by |
Mr. and Mrs Burr Alverson, and |
Joe Hoyem.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Scott who |
1ave spent the summer in Kansas
-ity, Mo, arrived in Eureka Sun
lay, where they will visit the par
ents of Mr. Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Scott