The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-26
LIBBY ITEMS

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Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Atchley OF
Dishman, Wash, visited over the
week end at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. v. Kitley.
NOTICE: The Risley Machine
Shop has moved from the Frank
Siegmund building to the c & r
Farm Service. Phone 258W3. 1c
Mgr. E. J. Driea- of the Power
Company was called Tuesday to
Big Fork to overhaul a water puri-
fication unit for the company.
IRENE: Sure, know Mystic
Foam cleans lots of other things
besides upholstery and rugs. Gam
bleS told me that too. ANN
John Ferguson of Spokane spent
Sunday night with his aunt, Mrs.
Leo WEIGH. He left Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Walter collars spent Mon
day in Spokane with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Miller. She also attended
the Mother-Daughter affair on Sun
day at E. W. c. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bular Ellis of Stew
ems, Pass, Wash, were guests Tues
day noon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Yaple and family. Mr..
Bular and Mrs. Yaple are cousins.
Nadine Whitefield of Libby will
teach in Great Falls this coming
year. She graduates this year from
Eastern Washington College of Edu-
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gordon DeRosia
arrived home Monday evening from
Shreveport, La, where Mr.. DeRosia
has just been discharged from the
air force.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Jones and Mr..
ana Mrs. Karl HOLLAND of Hing
ham, visited Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Nit
chell. They came to attend the
funeral of 1. G.. Scholtz of Troy.
Bob Burrell returned home to
Libby Monday of last week from
Klamath Falls, Ose. He has been
employed near that city in Ore
son and Washington since January
of 1948
c. H. Belmont, justice of the peace I
and clerk of School District IS, Eur I
eka, was a business visitor yester- /
day IN Libby. While in town he /
paid The Western News office
pleasant call.
Lumber and SaWmill Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the End and
4th Tuesday of each month.
Many complimentary remarks
have been made about the new side
walk which is being laid in front
of the Fountain and Wallace's Trad. II
ing Post
". F. w. Meetings the 1st and Bird
Wednesday of each month at the
club.
Mrs Fred Robertson and sister
returned Sunday from Standpoint,
Ida, where Mrs. Robertson has
been receiving medical treatment.
She is reported to be much i'm 4
proved.
Miss Norma Konen won the Slick
Iron donated by Pival Electric Com
pany for high score for three game
bowling without handicap, with a
score of 543.' Miss Konen is d mem
Der of the Sleizer Grocery bowling
team.
While setting chokers Monday,
w. E. NelliS stepped in front of the
ikidding Caterpillar when it caught
n small tree which swung around
n front of the Cat, striking Mr..
Nellis' legs causing a compound
fracture of a leg
ANN and MARY: I've been read
ng all these messages about Mystic
Foam for cleaning upholstery and
ugs, but did you know it cleans
many other things, too? Candles
old me that when l bought it
RENE
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sauer at
ended the Yakima Indian games in
spokane, going over Friday. They
home Sunday after visit
ng at the home of Mrs. Sauer's
rother, Don Williamson and fam
".
Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and
aughter, Penelope of Duluth,
finn, came Friday for a weeks y
isit with Capt. Cross parents, Mr.. -
nd Mrs. Clyde Cross, before they -
ave for Virginia where the cap
ain is to report June 10 for school.
The Rev and Mrs w. c. Stearns
eturned Friday from a two weeks
acation spent at the home of Rev. II
tearn's mother, Mrs Elizabeth
tearns, and his brother, Mr.. and
RS. David B. Stearns of Berkeley,
alif. The Stearns report a pleas
1T visit with Mrs. J. B. Hood, re-
.ntly of Libby, whom they met in
erkeley. En- route home the Lib
? folk drove through two snow
orns.
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