The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05

but a daughter and she has beer
named Karon Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cam and Sor
Michael of Potlatch, Ida, visited
over the week end with Mr. Cams
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cam
Harlow Stordock went to Kalis.
pell Monday to care for business
matters.
Raymond Dolezal arrived home
! Tuesday evening to surprise his
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Dole
zal He will spend 80 days here
Raymond has been in China and
Japan and had been at San Diego
for the past two months.
The resignation of w. J. Ander-
son, County Superintendent of
Schools was accepted Tuesday by
the Board of County Commission
ers. The resignation is effective
June !.
Jimmy Austin of Kalispell is in
Libby to spend a week here visit
ing relatives.
Five members of the Stock AS
ISOLATION of Eureka met with the
Board of County Commissioners to
request the appointment of a deputy
Sheriff who would be stationed
there permanently. The Board
took the request under adVisement.
ANN: I got Mystic Foam today
and cleaned our upholstered furni-
ture and rugs. John about tainted
when he came home-thought I'd
bought lot of new things. Gam
ble's say they sell lots of it. MARY.
Food Sale-Saturday, May z be-
ginning at 100 p. m. at Parker's
Studio, sponsored by Senior w. S.
c. S. Ic
The employees of the Interstate
Telephone Company of Libby, Troy
and Boomers Ferry were guests at
a company dinner given Tuesday
evening at Bonners Ferry. Due to
the volunteering of Faith Spencer,
Georgia Parker and Louise Chap
man to run the switchboard, all of
the local operators were able to
attend. The group from Libby
drove and stopped in Troy to pick
up the operator there.
Miss Betty Woods is visiting
relatives in Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Earle
If Spokane, arrived in Libby Tues
day to visit friends and relatives.
They plan to return to Spokane to-
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood left
Sunday morning for a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota. They
will also visit Mrs. Woods brother
at Winona, MINI.
Bill Shawl who left Friday for
Butte, returned home Monday.
While IN Butte he attend the Execu-
tive Board Meeting of the State
Council q Carpenters Unions.
Miss Loretta Baenen who came
nome SATURDAY. for a short visit at
nome, left Wednesday morning to
return to Spokane where she is at
lending Fsther's Beauty Echool.
Miss Baenen was accompanied home
oy 4 friend. Mac Anderson.
Mrs. John McRell, Mrs. Olaf
Johnson. Mrs. Albert Austin and
Wrs. e. w. collars and Rev. and
Mrs. James Davidson went to Kali
spell to attend a luncheon in the
,hapel of the First PRESBYTERIAN |
church where Miss Rose Paden. a
from Chile, S. A., spoke
o the group.
Miss Leonard Sleizer entertained I
he Sans SOuci" Bridge Club Wed
ledsav evening, April rs. Mrs. Oar
ell Shaurette and Mrs. Don Har-
reaves divided the high prize, hav-
NJ tied for that place.
MARY: You say Candles sells
Dts Of Mystic Foam? They should.
heres nothing like it for keeping
and rugs clean and fresh
boxing. So easy to use, too-and
} safe ANN.
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
MON No. 1881 meets the End and
j TUESDAY of each month.
Mrs. w. H. Hafferman plans to
ave tomorrow for Bozeman to
sit over Mothers Day with her
n, Bill, who is a sophomore at
ontana State College.
Ralph Roberts of the Keglers.
ade a business trip Tuesday to
alispell.
Mrs. William Baeth and son Billie
an to leave Friday for Missoula
care for business matters there.
-om Missoula they will 90 to
Jperlor to visit Mrs. Baeth's faith
w. E. Wilkinson. They plan
be gone about ten days.
Coach Kenneth Card and the Lib
high track team plan to go to
e meet at Poison this week end.
The first of the week Mrs. Ned
ughin was in Spokane, where she
IS a guest at the Musical Lunch
n in the Isabella Room of the
NEWPORT Hotel She also attend
the concert of the world famous
mist, Arthur Rubenstein.