The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-02-12

John Parks left for his home ir
Malta after a two weeks visit here
and in Warland with relatives anC
friends
Mrs. Lyle Austin and two small
sons, Jimmy and Dicky, are visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs
Ted Alderman for three weeks
while Mr.. Austin is attending a
salesman school in San Francisco.
Mr.. Austin stopped with them for
a short while Friday and visited
his mother, Mrs Geo. Earle before
continuing on to Spokane.
The rangers from the various
Kootenai ranger stations are in
Libby this week attending a meet
ing at the Libby ranger station
discussing Forest Administration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Daugharty
of Helena, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
Daugharty of Kalispell and Miss Ida
Daugharty of Spokane were week
end visitors at the home of Mrs.
Anne Gooselaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christen-
sen, Jr., of Spokane visited with
her mother, Mrs Rosetta Burke,
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Thorn and
children and Miss Patsy Holland
visited with her parents in Somers
over the weekend.
Don't forget the Modern Arts
C1,,L Tyo1on4;,o 5ovca E7aLri,arxy ID
at the Moose Hall 2t Feb 5-12.
A. ]. Durham went to Shelby
last Friday.
Mrs. A. ]. Durham will leave for
Kalispell today where she expects
to meet Mr.. Durham who has been
In Shelby. Mr.. Dunham's aged
mother was to have undergone a !
major operation yesterday.
The Junior Ladies Aid of the
First Lutheran Church met at the |
parsonage last Thursday evening. |
Mrs. Hjortholm was the hostess. The /
program topic was, THE Contagion |
of Christianity" 1t was presented f.
by Mrs. Hjortholm and Mrs. De-
wayne Whitehouse. After the bust
ness meeting, lunch was served by
the hostess. The visitors were Mrs.
Owe Larson and Mrs. E. Anderson.
The Junior Ladies' Aid of the
First Lutheran Church will have
Food Sale at the Variety Store
(Adkins) on Wednesday, February
Is. The sale will begin at 1000
a. m. +
Jack Lewis returned Sunday
evening from Drummond where he
delivered a load of fence posts.
Frank Husick of Warland was a
caller in Libby Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Barkee spent
and Thursday Of last
week in Spokane, where Mr.. Bar
gee attended a district convention
If Penney store managers. Fifty =
hree managers were present ;
Miss Valentine Crotteau enjoyed :
/ birthday dinner at her home Sun I
lay. Guests consisted of members i
# the family and near relatives.
We can neIp you find lost articles, y
II find the owners of things you 7
nay find with our classified section. :
Harvey r. Noble, better known e
\ Libby as mike" returned sew J
raj weeks ago from two years spent +
4 the Navy. Most of the "hitch" :
yas spent in China, and other n
oriental waters. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Daugharty
f KalispeIl. Mr.. and Mrs. Duane a
Iaugharty of Helena, and Miss Ida u
of Spokane, visited over
le weekend at the home of Mrs. q
red Gooselaw. y, "
Leonard Sleizer returned Wednes- al
ay evening of last week from l.
tort business trip to Spokane.
Russell Diest, accompanied by M
70 passengers, David Thomas and tn
eRoy Gamache left by plane for
os Angeles Wednesday morning Is
nomas will enter the Army at San ii
before the other two con-
nue. on to Los Angeles. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Caminzen of lie
1okane are visiting this week at
e home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul to
1urch. The two ladies are sis 3;
rs. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Enders CC
ID George wish to express their Je
anks and appreciation to their o.
ighbors and friends who helped Ii
EN- with their chimney fire Sun -
y evening.
The County Commissioners will
eet Monday of next week.
A marriage license was issued to
ed ]. Fitzpatrick of Camas, and
argaret M. Peterson of Libby, on
bruary 10.
Mrs. George Bryant underwent
lior operation in a Spokane hos
al Monday from which she is
covering nicely according to re-
rts received from Chief of Police
yant Tuesday when he and Bill
nth returned from Spokane.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
lion No. 1881 meets the End and
/ Tuesday of each month.
St. Joseph's parish held a get-to-
her marty Saturday evening at