The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-03-31

Judge Leland Z. Trip of Eur
eka, was in Libby Thursday even
ing and Friday, caring for bust
ness matters. The Western News
Scribe enjoyed a pleasant call from
the Judge
Jack Schmautz and AIDE ZajaEc
went over to Missoula Friday to at
tend the Western Montana Conser-
Walton Association convention. From
there they expect to go to Moscow,
Ida, where they appear on con-
servation program.
Mrs. VIM. Heise returned Sunday
evening from Great Falls where she
had been for a week helping care
for her sister and family, while the
sister, Mrs. H. E. LePard was in
the hospital. Mrs LePard was i'm
proving before Mrs. Heise returned
home
J. W. Baker returned the first
of the week from Butte, where he
had gone through the clinic. He
was suffering from an attack of
bronchitis.
ANN: Dan and l listened last
night to the Hit Parade, but we
still feel that Mystic Foam is
AMERICAS BIG HIT PARADE in
upholstery and rug cleaners. Not
number 10, 9, 8, etc.-but No. l..
That's Mystic Foam. We always
buy it at CANDLES MARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Even Nicely ar
rived Monday from Sheridan, Wyo,
to take possession of the Olson
Ranch on Swamp Creek which they
have purchased from Al Huffman.
Jesse Thomas and Forest Nicely of
Sheridan drove a truck through for
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely. Both Even
and Forest Nicely are brothers of
Mrs. E. A. Rice of Libby.
J. W. Daniel of Warland, was a
Libby visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Daniel
has lived here for 40 years and has
many friends in Lincoln County.
A. A. Flint in charge of fire con-
troll activities in the Kootenai Ma
tional Forest will attend a fire con-
troll meeting to be held in Missoula
next week.
Arnold A. Schwartz, forest engin-
eer has left on a two weeks vaca-
ton in Michigan. Mr.. Schwartz
was accompanied by his wife
Mrs. Harold Miller entertained
her "Pinochle Club" at her home
Tuesday evening. Prizes were won
bv Mrs Minnie Lamey, Mrs. Kath-
crime Williams and Mrs. Miller.
Lunch was served.
The Commissioners meet next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,,
in regular session.
Mrs. Ralph Drury of Troy was in
Libby Monday on business.
Mrs. R. S. Fields left Saturday
morning on the Empire Builder for
Barlesville, Okla, to visit relatives
in Oklahoma and Kansas. She eX-
poets to be gone about a month.
Mrs M r. Rand of Armstead,
and daughter Mrs. Myrtle Henley
of Newport, Wash, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Long
last week. Mrs. Rand and Mrs.
Henley are sister and niece of Mrs.
Long.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown are
leaving this evening Thursday
for Portland to attend the marriage
of their daughter Miss Cleta Mae
Brown to Mr.. Harry Schmidt Of that
city.
Mrs. Dean Cobbledick and son
Dean were week end visitors in
Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson and
Duane visited in Kalispell over the
week end.
Douglas Stickney of Farragut,
Ida, visited over the week end at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Hargreaves.
Mrs. James Cobbledick and Ann
of Troy were in Libby Friday on
business.
"A BINGO PARY-sponsored bv
members of the Moose Lodge, will
be held Saturday night at the Moose
Hall in Troy. The women of the
Moose will serve lunch. lc
John and Jerry Marks from Bon
ners Ferry, Ida, spent Sunday in
Libby visiting with Mrs. John Ru-
bard and daughter Phyllis.