The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-09-22
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. P. ]. Shea and Miss Jenn,
Peterson, former Libby residents
but now of Spokane, visited ole
friends in Libby last week.
Mrs. Dale Walker of Windham is
spending several days in Libby
visiting friends and relatives. She
expects to leave for home this week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zwang re-
turned home to Missoula this week
end after spending a week visiting
IN Libby at the Joe Fennessy and
the Harold Zwang homes.
Judge Dean King of Kalispell will
preside at a session of the district
court which convenes Friday, Sept.
%.
Mrs. Mary Danforth came on the
bus Sunday morning from San Jose.
Calf, to stay a couple of weeks
with her brother, Chas. Halsey. On
her return home she will visit with
relatives in Portland, Ore.
William Heise and Carl Heise
made weekend trip over to
Thompson Falls and returned via
the Clarke's Fork valley and the
Bull lake road. They report that
fishing was not so good.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heath and
son Gary, drove to Missoula Satur-
day returning home Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Heath and
daughter, Kathleen, returned to
MisSoula last Saturday after spend
ing the summer at Libby and Cor
am. Melvin was employed this
summer by the Rocky Mountain
Timber and Range Experiment Sta
ton, Missoula. He is forestry stu
dent at the University of Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Nelson and
Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Margaret
visited friends in Occur
d'Alene last week, before going on
to Wallace Ida, where they visited
relatives and attended the wedding
of Eugene Nicholson and Miss Syl-
via Kerns. Eugene is the grandson
of Mrs. Nicholson After spending
a few days in Wallace they con- +
tinued on to Missoula where they
visited with friends before return
ing to Libby
anc Sawmin Workers
Union No. 1881 meets the 2nd and
4th Tuesday of each month.
Meyer Wolff, assistant regional
forester from Missoula, and Russ
LeBarron of the experiment station
IF Missoula, are here for a few days
on the Kootenai forest.
Miss Fayetta fisher left today for
Cheney, where she will attend Fast
irn Washington College of Educa-
ion as a third quarter sophomore.
Miss fisher is majoring in history.
The rest of the fire control forces
n the Kootenai National Forest will
De demobilized the last of this
week, with the exception of the
anger assistants.
Upland bird season opens Sept.
IS. The forestry officials caution,
IL using the forests to be careful !
With fires.
Miss Mary M. Sherman, clerk OF
he Kalispell selective service board,
net with the members of the re-
iring board of Lincoln county Tues
lay pertaining to the transferring
f selectiVe service data to the Kali i
spell office. Youths of l8 will con-
niue to register at the County
Jerks office
Allen Frame, telephone plant
IAN, returned to his home in Occur
'Alene on Monday Mr.. Frame
SISTED chief operator Florence
'autz with the operation of this
flee during the strike which was
with a back to work
rider on Monday.
". F. w. Meetings the lst and 3rd
Wednesday of each month at the
ub.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cada, Jr.,
{ Winona, Mimi, arrived Sunday
n their honeymoon trip and are
isiting at the home of Mr.. and
Lrs. George Wood. Mr. Cada is
ephew of Mrs. Woods. The couple
ere married last Saturday before
aving Winona. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Barkee went 4
Great Falls, Monday where MIR.
arkee attended an insurance con-
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