The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Val Butt and daugh-
ter, Joan, Reale Butt, and Art Ro-
mani of Chicago left yesterday af-
ter visiting this week with Mr.. and
Mrs Dick Butt. Reale Butt is
Dicks father. Val is his brother
They viii visit another brother in
San Francisco before returning to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard johnson
and son, Phillip, visited Libby Tues
day evening with Mr.. Johnson's
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf
Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard John
son are from Hannaford, N. D.
The Western News is again in
Gebtcd to Robert Mahar for more
of his beautiful sweet peas. The
publisher also acknowledges a beau
4iful bouquet of giant dahlias, the
gift of E. A. Rice. There is no gift
more beautiful than flowers and
the writer is pleased TO receive them
while he can see and enjoy them.
Fred Converse of Spokane, ABC
certified inspector of bowling alleys
in the Northwest, checked the 10
cal BPOK alleys over the week
end, declaring them to be all OK.
Converse is rated as one of the In
land Empire and Northwest's star
bowlers.
Misses Anita and Roberta Baeth
left Tuesday for Missoula where
they viii meet their grandfather,
w. E. Wilkinson and attend the Bar
mum e. Bailey circus before going
on to his home in Superior for a
ten day visit
The Presbyterian Church Choir
and some of their friends met at
TROOPS Lake Thursday for a swim
Following the swim picnic dinner
was enjoyed at Kootenai Falls. The
evening was spent in singing around
the camp fire.
Mrs. Sarah Croucher left for her
home in Spokane Tuesday evening
after visiting with Mrs. Nellie New |
ers and Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND
thinner and daughter, Rayetta. Mrs.
Meyers is Mrs Croucher's mother !
Lumber and Sawmill Workers !
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
9Th Tuesday of each month
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Fauley and
son, Howard, spent the weekend in !
Glacier Park.
Veterans of Foreign Wars. To
DoSGO d4ACJ OSb fNO. OfOO, IllGQ /
an article of incorporation on Aug.
u. according to the records of coun-
~ clerk G. c. Earle
Mrs. Edward J. johnson began
her employment as clerk in the
County Treasurer's office this week.
Mrs. Ray Lucas of PipeStone,
Mimi, and Mrs Jim Sherk of Occur
d'Alene are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Duane Whitehoue this week
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Nelson of Stan
wood, Wash, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brindley last week
Mrs. Nelson was a girlhood friend
of FRS. Brindley, when they both
lived in Butte.
Mrs. Paul Church. Miss Helen,
and Miss Peggy Rawlings spent the
weekend in Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs Don Hargreaves left
Monday for Spokane where they
plan to spend several days on a
buying trip. Mrs. Ted Hollands /:
worth is in charge of the drug store
during their absence.
Miss Mary Ellen BergStrom of
Portland left yesterday after visit
ing few days at the home of Mr.. I
and Mrs. r. N. Whitefield and fam
ly.
Miss Fayetta fisher spent the
weekend in Spokane on a shopping
rip. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Hull. who
i've in the Mill Row, went to Spo- {
zane on Thursday of last week.
They took their little son to the q
ioctor while there and were adj I
used to leave him there for treat |
nent. He IS already now much i'm s
proved and may not have to stay F
IS long as at first was thought neces- S
airy.