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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-19

Kamp, William Williams, William
Cosner. Guests were Mrs. Thelma
Glotfelty McIlwee, Cumberland; Eva
Beachy, Misses Elizabeth Ann War
nick, jamie Bender, Zona Kinsinger
and 10 Ellen Mckenzie.
! Mrs. Harry Yommer and daughter
, Donna are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Greensburg, Pa.
! Mrs. Gustie Beachy, of Smithville,
Ohio, has returned home after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Beachy,
Grantsvlle, and friends at Meadow
! Mountain.
Mrs. Lebit Binkley has returned to
her home at University Park after
visiting her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Johnson, and sister Mrs. Virginia
Stanton, Little Crossings.
! Mrs. Robert Wakefield, of Cumber-
! land, and Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Sites
and son Jimmie, Elkins, w. Va, were
recent guests of Mrs. Stanton.
Mrs. Eva Beachy was dinner
guest on Sunday of Mrs. Gencviev1
Engle Muller, Frostburg.
Mrs. Charles |. Bevans and daugh-
ter Sue Marine have returned to
their home in Arlington, Va, after
spending several days with Mrs. Eva
B. Beachy and son James, and with
her mother, Mrs. Agnes Brenneman
and son Herbert, Bittinger. Mrs.
Bevans was accompanied home by
her nieces, of Addison, Pa, who will
spend this week with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bevans and
sons Dannie and Eddie have re-
turned to their home in Baltimore
after spending the past two weeks
visiting relatives in Grantsville and
Mrs. Bevans' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carey, Long Stretch, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Briskey, of near Frost
burg.
The Auxiliary Unit of Grantsville
American Legion Post No. PA will
hold benefit card party Thursday,
August 10, at p. M, at the Legion
home.
Kathie Getty, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Getty, Hancock, is visit
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-19
McHENRY
Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs. Arthur Savage was surprised
last Wednesday evening when mem
bers of her family gathered at her
home for a party in honor of her 41st
birthday. They presented her with a
birthday cake and useful gifts. Guests
were her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Sebold, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Sebold and children, McHenry; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bittinger and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sebold and son. Mt.
Lake Park, the honoree. her husband
and children.
Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. Asa Glotfelty was hostess at
a surprise birthday party in honor of
her husbands 59th birthday last
Wednesday evening. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Haenftling, Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-19

j. A. Beachy, Lucinda burst, J. L.
Stanton, w. f. Stanton, Ida Hersh-
berger, J. H. Folk, Mary E. Liven-
good, Wilson Bills, C. O. Bender,
Harry Bender, D. w. Hershberger,
o. J. Glotfelty, Emmons Warwick,
Paul Kinsinger, Esther Bender
Broadwater, c. A. Bender, Austin
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-19
EVANSVILLE

The Women's guild of St. Johns
Reformed church held its annual pic
mic with the st. Paul's guild in the
social room of St. Paul's church on
Wednesday, August H. Those attend
ing from St. Johns were: Mesdames
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All Mahogany Tables
amazingly |ow-priced

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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Vets Lose To
Columbia Falls

Libby Vets dropped a loosely
played ball game to Columbia Falls
on the Falls diamond last Sunday
by a score of IS to z. 1t was one
of those days when everything hap
pens and the Libby boys were
throwing the ball all over the field.
Columbia Falls combined II hits
with 9 Libby errors to score their
10 runs Libby had men in scoring
position all through the early inn
ings of the game but failed to get
them across the plate. Erickson and
F. Spencer were on the mound for
Libby, ragged support leading to
their downfall Clapper, Falls pitch
er, used slow ball against the Lib
by hitters and managed to last out
the ball game.
Libby plays its final league game
Sunday against the Eureka team.
On September IL Libby plays White
fish in Libby in a semifinal game
to determine which team will play
against the winner of the Roman
Columbia Falls game for the cham
of the Western Montana
league. The two winners and the
two losers will play the final games
in Whitefish on September 10. Prize
money will be divided between the
four teams in the plavOff
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Smith McNeiII To
Heed County Demos

A spirited group of Democrats
met in the Community Room last
Friday evening for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing
term, and laying plans for the COM
ing General Election.
Committeeman and Committee
women of the Lincoln County Dem
ocratic Central Committee were ad-
Vised of the opening of nominations
by Smith Mcneil. acting chairman,
with j. 7 Brindley acting as sec
retary.
Elected were Smith MCNEIL chair
man, Chef Smith chairman,
Mrs Corrine Baeth. secretary treas
urer c. F Dierman State com
mitteeman, Mrs. Ruth Sloan State
committeeman. Appointments for
Finance committee were j. 7. Brind-
ley, chairman, Fred Maurer and Mrs.
Grace Miller. Mrs |. B. Flesher was
appointed chairman Of publicity to
be assisted by Marland Adkins and
VIM j. Anderson.
Much interesting and sincere dis
cusSion was entered into by all pres
ent with several folks being called
upon for impromptu talks. Enthus-
lasm for their party prevailed thru
out the evening.
A district meeting was held Tues
day evening at the C.Y.O Hall,
Eureka, where plans were made for
the coming campaign A number Of
party workers from South Lincoln
County were present
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Libby Pioneers
Hold PiCniC

The Libby Pioneer Society held
its annual picnic at Pioneer Park
last Sunday with an enthusiastic
and friendly group of the old timers
enjoying the pleasant afternoon.
After the usual good picnic meal
had been consumed the rest Of the
time was spent in a short program
and visiting.
President w f. Dexter conducted
a business meeting after which he
asked Inez Ratekin to introduce
the program speakers. Harry How
ard who was a young fellow in this
vicinity in the 1905 spoke a few
words after which A. w. Gram
bauer told a story of a race with
a snowslide when the Snowshoe
Mine was running in early days.
Mrs George Pike told of her at
tendance at the Libby picnic in Port
land last year where she saw many
former residents Mrs. Jim Spen-
Ger related her family's experience
with Indians in the early days in
and recited lumber
Jack poem. Mrs. Pike. Margaret
Redfield, and w E. Dexter told
humorous anecdotes
Chef Dexter made his usual good
brands Of coffee and lemonade. Sec
rotary Mrs James Reedy and Treas
Irer Mrs w w. Blew had charge
IF the tables Vice President James
Harris assisted with transportation.
and James J Reedy sent out the
..4 ,-lc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Horrington-Forrl
Rites in MissouIo

Rhoda Frances Harrington, daugh-
ter of Professor and Mrs. f. M
Harrington, Bozeman. and Martin 7.
FarriS. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
B. Farris, Troy, were married at
A p. m. Friday in the First Presby-
terian church.
White gladioli, white candles,
white asters and sweet peas were
used as decoration for the church.
Rev. E. Ray Cameron officiated and
wedding music was played by Mar
garet Lampen of Great Falls.
Virginia Risch of Omaha, Neb,
was maid of honor and George
Hoyem of Thompson Falls was best
man. Ushers were Charles Gray Of
Darby and Gordon LaRue of Hell
ena.
The bride wore a white dress with
fitted bodice and full skirt. In her
hair was a band of stephanotls and
she carried a bouquet of white rose
buds, stephanotis and streamers.
Miss Risch had an aqua dress with
a headband and a bouquet OF pink
gladiol.
The brides mother wore black
and a corsagc OF pink
rosebuds with her light blue dress
and the grooms mother wore pow
der blue accessories and pink rose
bud corsage with a navy blue dress
Pink and white sweet peas, asters,
gladoli and candles We're decoration
at a reception in the Mayfair room
Of Hotel Florence Mrs. William
Walker and Helen Carr poured and
Maude Parker had charge OF the
guest book
Guests from out of town for the
were Marie Wade of Ste
Kenneth Kirkpatrick of
Kalispell, Mr.. and Mrs E. E. ia
4ueth and sons, Robert and Kenneth
If Libby
Mrs. Farris was graduated from
Montana State University in June
n business administration. She is
affiliated with Pi Beta Phi sorority
and is a charter member Of Phi Chi
Theta honorary sorority She IS
employed at the University regis
.rar's office
The groom spent three years in
mostly in the South Pacific
Turing the war A senior at MSU,
ne is past president of Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity, member of In
Knights and as a fresh
nan was member Of Central
board. He is on the executive board
CONTINUED on Page Six
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Libby Schools
Open Sep t 7

Libby schools will open Tuesday
September 7th at 8;45 a. m Grade
| and junior high school students vii
register for school at that time anc
high school students will gather a:
a group at that time after then
REGISTRATION during the previous
Week
Many new faces will appear
among the faculty this year. Four
teen new members and the return
OF two former teachers makes a
total of sixteen teachers in the sys-
TEN that were not here last year.
Seventeen members of last years
faculty are returning this fall. In
addition to the changes normally
expected three additional teachers
were necessary this year to take
care of the increased enrolment.
One teacher was added to the grade
group, one to the high school and
a teacher secured for a rural school
in MCGinniS Meadows. New mem
bers this year, their home and their
colleges are: Miss Marie Donnay,
Maple Lake, Mimi, St Cloud Teach
ers College; Mr.. Edward Marshall
Cincinnati. Ohio, Rollins College,
Winter Park. Florida; Mrs. Ruth
Snyder, Ashton, Idaho Valley City
State Teachers College; Miss Dor
othy Weinberg, Hardin, Montana
Eastern Montana State Normal
School; Mrs Halle jenkins, Noxon
Montana, Minot State Teachers Col
lege; Miss Germaine Schlumm, Lib
by, Holy Names College, Miss Car
nellie Livingston, Duffield, Virginia,
Lincoln Memorial University, Har
rogate, Tennessee; Charles Cozad,
StevensVille, Duguesne University,
Pa; Douglas Ruthford,
Libby. Northwest Bible Inst. g.
Sem; Jean George. Bozeman, Mon
tana State College; Raymond Hok-
onson, Bozeman, Montana State Uni
versity: George E. BoWring, Jr.,
Dillon, Montana State University;
Kenneth Card. Bozeman, Montana
State College; and Mary Agnes
Ragen. Townsend, Montana State
College In addition Hester Dunn
and Thelma COPYRIGHT former mem
bers of the faculty in Libby, are
returning this year.
High School Faculty
High School staff members in
clude w. J. Erickson, principal who
will teach Social Sciences; Mrs.
Leilah Boepple, Mathematics; Mrs.
Margaret Church, freshman and
English; Mrs Olga Erick
son, senior English, Latin and Ora
slatics; Mr.. Calvin Kusler, Indus
rial Arts and Vocational Relations;
Mr.. H. T. Rogers, Physics and Bio
ogy; Mrs. Hilda Yarlett, CONNER
.ial subjects New teachers on the
Ugh school staff include Mr.. Ken
leth Card, Athletics, Physical Edu-
alton and General Science; Miss
can George, Home Economics; Mr..
raymond Hokonson, History, Social
studies; Miss Mary Agnes Ragen, |
iris Physical Education, Junior
.nglish, and Dramatics; Mr.. George |
'owring Jr, Music
All students, whether new or for
Ter students in the Libby High |
chool, are asked to register and |
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Wallace Trading
Post is the Name

Winners Of the H. B. Wallace sec
ond-hand store name contest were
announced today by Mr. Wallace
who reported that the store would
be named Wallace Trading Post -"
The name was suggested by both
Mrs " Walter Johnson, Libby, and by
Bill Darlington, Libby, who will
divide the SIS first prize money.
Luffa Hedges, Eureka, won second
prize of 81 for the suggested name
Of %Wallace's Stop & Shop" and
Ver td Cliough, Libby, third prize
of So for "The New Deal"
Mr.. Wallace, W. R. Littell, and
Hal Hepner, contest judges, re
ported that many appropriate and
clever suggestions were included in
the 1863 contest entries received. and
that selection of prize winners was
difficult.
The wallace Trading Post" will
open soon in the building now oc-
cupied by Geringer hardware De
tails will be announced later,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Eorle Heads COP.
Central Committee

Thursday evening of last week
the Republican central committee
held its organization meeting. G. {.
Earle, who has served for the past
two years as chairman for Lincoln
county, was unanimously elected to
serve in this capacity for the next
two years. Mrs. Letha Sauer was
also reelected as secretary-treasurer
and ]. B. Farris of Troy will serve
again as state central committee
man. Mr.. and Mrs. George Weide-
man, committeeman and committee
woman from the Yak are attend
ing the state gathering of the party
which is held today in Billings.
They are attending as proxies for
Letha Sauer and ]. B. FarriS.
The following are the republican
central committeeman and women
for Lincoln County:
Precinct No. 1-Fortine, Winton
Weydemeyer; Mrs. Frank Day. No.
No. 2-Ural, Ben Graham; Alice
Fitzpatrick. No. 3-Glen Lake, Gus
Mrs Albert Peterson.
No. ETrego, Arthur N Berg; Lu-
ellie w. Berg. No. 5-Eureka, P V.
Klinke; Mrs. H. J. Fleming. No. g.
Eureka, Gordon Lyons; Clara M
Fleming: No. - Gateway, Sam
Leighty; Mary NJ Leighty No. g
Rexford, Vim. FeWkes; Ella Marvel.
No. 1l-Warland D. A. Gilchrist;
Nancy Gilchrist. No. 12-Jennings,
E. Slauson; Louise Slauson. No. IA
Pleasant Valley, Donald Lloyd;
Nancy Beebe. No. l5-Cabinet, Joe
Berniece Sheffield. No Is
Max Sturm; Mrs w. J.
Harris. No. libby, W. r. Lit
tell; Trudy Wood. No. Libby,
=. c. Earle; Letha Sauer. No. l9-I
Troy, H. B. Anderson; Mrs Marie
Oivis. No. 20-McCormick, Ernest !
Mrs. Roland ODER !
nyer. No 2l-Lake Creek, Harry |
Tallmadge. No. 22-Yaak, George /
Wiedeman Edith Wiedeman. No. % |
Troy, DR.. E. J. Dixon; Mrs. ] B. |
7arris. No. 24-Troy Consolidated, |
Henry Cole; Mrs. Jack zimmerman /
No. 26-Getner, Mrs Kyle Beebe
No. 27-Libby, Carleton Joughin;
Mrs. Hugh Slauson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Open SeIective
Service Office for
Lincoln County

According to D. O Mount Char
les Skranak viii serve at least tenn
porarily as clerk of the Lincoln
County Selective Service Board
which will be opened August 80 in
the courthouse. Members of the
board are f. E. Jaqueth. Clay Park
er, and Homer Mccullough of Eur
eka.
Men born after August 80 1922
will register August 30. Those men
whose birthdays are in 1928 will
register August 3lst to September
l. Men born during 1924 register
September 2 and 3; those born in
1925. September 4 or Z; Men born
in 1926 register September and 9.
in 1927, September 10 and IL; in
1928. September 13 and IA; in 1929,
September Is and Is; and men born
before September 10, during 1890
will register September II and 10.
All men within the foregoing
age limits will be required to regis
ter, regardless of whether or not
they may be exempted from service.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Tobacco Valley
Fair Sep 81
In Eureka

August will depart and Septem-
Der come in while thousands attend
fairs & other celebrations in North
west Montana. The first of the
fairs begins today in Kalispell and
continues through tomorrow and
Saturday. Elaborate plans for en-
tertainment in addition to the var
ious entries and displays have been
made and huge crowds are now
enjoying this annual event.
The next event Of the season will
be the Tobacco Valley Community
Fair which is Friday and Saturday
of next week at Eureka. In ad-
dition to the displays of stock. grain.
garden products, food, needlecrafe
and other entries The Tobacco Val
ley Fair will give a full program
of entertainment for young and old,
the complete program appearing on
the Eureka page Of this issue. The
Fair at Eureka is an annual event
and each year it shows improve
ment in amount of preparation and
the entertainment furnished its at
PENDANTS.
The Western Lincoln County La
Dor Day Fair g. Celebration is SEIZED
uled for Sunday and Monday, Sept.
Sc A write-up of this big event
appears under a separate heading
in this issue, and a page display
giving the program and order OF
events appears on Page Nine. Fair
catalogs for both the Libby and
Tobacco Valley Fairs were printed
in this office and may be secured
by all who are interested in the
cities where the fairs are
held.
Whitefish will also entertain Sun
day and Monday September SIS
when that city holds its Ninth an
nual Montana Championship boat
ing regatta on Whitefish Lake. In
addition to Montana entries. con
.estants from California and Wash
ngton are expected 10 compete.
There will also be a league base
ball championship play off, fire
works and an airshoW
Sanders County held its annual
fair last week end, which with the
Eureka Rodeo held a week ago last
week end. pretty well takes care
IF Northwest Montana entertain
nent for August and September of
Q40
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Carol johnson Weds
RoIph E. Spencer

Carol Johnson. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs A. l.. johnson of Harlem
and Ralph f. Spencer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Spencer of Libby
were married in Harlem, Sunday
August % at 200 The ceremony
was held at the Mormon church
with President 3 Murphy officia-
ting
The bride wore a gown made
from white parachute silk and a
finger tip veil Her bouquet was Of
red roses.
Maid Of honor was Joyce John
son. sister of the bride her dress
was of lime green satin, and she
carried a nosegay Of summer flow
ers.
Kenneth Spencer, brother Of the
groom, was best man.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father.
Music for the wedding was duet
Il Love You Truly" sung by the
Misses Faith and Ferne collars,
and Because" sung by Faith FOL
lars. The professional was Wagner'S
Wedding March from Lohengrin
played by Miss Shirley Larson
The bride is a graduate of Har-
lem High school and has attended
teachers colleges at Havre and
Provo Utah She has taught for
two Years in the Libby schools The
groom is a graduate Of the Libby
high school and a veteran of World
War II
The couple VIII be at home Sep
.ember in Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Stote to Rebuild
Bull Lake Rood

Approximately IS miles extend b.
ing south from U. S 2 on the Bull
Lake road IS scheduled to receive
construction work beginning this
fall, stated County Clerk George
c Earle last Friday The state has
allocated $4,000 for the work SIP
900 of which will be used for en-
gineering and the remaining S58.
600 for actual construction work.
The Bull Lake road IS termed a
secondary highway project, and the
is scheduled to begin
the first of September
It is estimated that the money al
located by the state is sufficient 70
build l3 miles of the highway, but
an added two miles is expected to
result from wholehearted coopera-
ton given the project by Lincoln
County which will cooperate every
way possible in the project. The
project is in Commissioner Hois-
lngton's district and county equip
ment will be used for leVeling and
thus stretching the mile
age TO about Is miles
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
Morris E. LittIeton
Dies Lost Sunday

Morris Edward Littleton, age So
died in his sleep from natural
causes sometime early Sunday NOR
ming. He was employed at the Hay
wire Mine in the Yak country and
retired about 100 a. m. Sunday
morning When he was called be
tween 900 and 1000 a. m he was
found dead in his bed.
Mr.. Littleton has been in Lincoln
County for the past four or five
years, and has been employed at
the Haywire Mine since the first
of last June. He claimed to have
relatives in Boston, Mass. but it
has been impossible to locate them.
and there are no other known rela-
tives.
Funeral services will be held to-
day at the Gompf Funeral Home in
Libby and interment made in the
Libby cemetery.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
KegIers are League
SoftboII Champions

The last league softball game Of
the 1913 season viii be PLAYED to-
morrow night August 81 The dope
bucket gives Zonolite the edge but
dope buckets are frequently upset
so the Union may come back with
an easy victory FRIDAY night will
tell the tale
Last Monday evening the game
between Keglers and the Merchants
developed into another track meet
with the final score being 1910 in
favor Of Keglers. This made the
third Merchant game where the
score II figured The team lost to
Zonolite 1873 and won from Union
24-17.
The Keglers team holds the lea
que championship regardless of to-
morrow nights game, having won
five games and losing one. The
League standing todate follows.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26

Mrs. Mary Ferguson and son
Evan of Occur d'Alene are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Nina Fraser,
Mrs. Ferguson left here % years
ago and this is her first visit back.
She noted especially how much the
trees had grown and remarked
How green it is"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26

Mrs. Luvia Craven, Mrs. Gladyce
Boggess, and Cara Lou, are spend
ing the week in Canada. They are
motoring through Glacier Park,
Calgary, and on to Banff and Lake
Louise.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Anderson
and family spent last week visiting
in Portland, Spokane, and Olympia,
Washington.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Johansson, Mr.. and
Mrs. liver Gratbo and Pastor and
Mrs Hiortholm drove out to the
old Glacier Mine for a picnic last
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hiortholm
was the honored guest since last
Sunday was her birthday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
N OTICE

All present and former members
of the Libby School Band, who wish
to play in the band for the Labor
Day Celebration, are requested to
meet in the Music Room at the high
school Monday evening, August 80,
at 7:30 D. NJ
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26
WEATHER REPORT

Following is the weather report
for the past week furnished thru
the courtesy of the Libby Ranger
Station
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. William Tatman
of Wenatchee visited Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Warner over the weekend.
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