The Western news. [volume], August 03, 1933, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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IF YOU MISS IT, YOU
MISS A LOT!
ADMISSION 16c—15c—35c
Friday-Saturday
The Laugh Sensation of the Year
ONCE IN A
LIFETIME
Hollywood tom to shreds in a
gale of laughter! With Jack Oakie
and Sidney Fox.
ALSO THE
SCHMELlNG AND MAX BAER
FIGHT PICTURES
ADMISSION 10c—15c—35c
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A. L, Morris was a visitor to Spo
kane last week,
J. A. Krall purchased this week a
handsome new Oldsmobile sedan from
the J, & C. garage.
Lost—Suitcase qn road between Lib
by and Troy. Reward for return. Leave
with Paul Church, Libby.
Perry Wilson of Troy spent several
hours in Libby Monday visiting with
friends and attending to business
■ters.
if
mat
All ex-service men and families are
invited to the annual American Legion
picnic to be given Sunday on Prospect
creek, Plan to attend.
He Counts His
Pennies
"He counts his
That
some of our most substan
tial citizens.
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pennies,
s what, is being said of
Most of our really worth
while people count their
pennies. The successful man
'does not only count his pen
nies but he makes his
nies count.
pen
An investment in our Cer
tificate of Deposit or Sav
ings Account will help you to
count your pennies and also
make your pennies count
for you.
The First State Bank of Libby
V.
I, Rob.,G„ 6 g of Troy was transact-,
mg business m the City Monday.
For Sale or Trade—10 acres of land;
; new log cabin.—Mrs. Rose Brouillard.
i William Broom and Ruth Mable
J Lindholm of Troy were married in
[| Libby Saturday by Justice of the Peace!
; j Haigler.
Wanted—A large trunk, not ward
robe. Phone 97-W.
It
Jean Riley was a business visitor
to Kalispell last Thursday.
Dr, J. W. Church was a professional
visitor to Rexford on Tuesday.
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J| PIANO STORED HERE will sacri
I fice for quick sale cash or terms. Write
Miss Hazel Warren 818 East 89th street,
Seattle, Wn. 6-9
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1 * Ml * 1 B i H Ba ï ter motored
I to Libby Tuesday from their home in
Swatoir. D°r. P. Baxter ^
) Glenn Arleigh Stevens of Eureka
j and Florence Elizabeth Garr of White
fish were united in marriage last
Thursday by Justice of the Peace Haig
m -p \ir c ♦v.K a d
Mrs. R W. Smithberger and Betty
Anne returned home the last of the
week from a visit of several weeks
spent with relatives in Minnesota. While,
there they visited the fair at Chicago.
County Clerk Clark reports a big in
crease in marriage license business in
July. During that month 11 licenses !
were issued by his office, the largest
number in a similar period for a long*
!
Ml ; and Mr !; Wm. Dorrington and
1er.
tone.
Mr. and Mrs C. T. Young spent from
Thursday to Saturday night on a mol
or tnp to Glacier national park. Theyj
report the drive is well worth any
The Ladies of the "Round Table sur
prised Mrs. Irene Barrett on her
birthday Monday evening and spent
a most enjoyable evening in a social
way, with a fine lunch served at the
evening's close.
negroes at the Pine creek C C C
camp wm sfe^ck to hishome m
N^ YoA Tuesday becauS of mi
Suet B, w.Tg y iv™TSckéi S
put on an eastbound train.
Two Great Northern special agents,
Messrs. Miller and Sidness, were m
Libby the first of the week looking into
the theft of merchandise from G. N.
cars. Recently 240 pounds of-Hill Bros,
coffee was stolen from a car some
where between Kalispell and Spokane, i
_ ,
Ronald Codrington, one of
Mr. and Mrs. James Christie, ac
eompanied by Mrs. Rosella Burke,
Miss Eleanor Madsen and Darrell
Shaureate .motored to Sandpoint Satur
day, where Mrs. Christie took a bus
enroute to her old home in Michigan,
planning to make the entire trip by
bus. She also expects to visit the
world's
turning home.
fair in Chicago before re
Four or five years ago W. C. Bailey
of Seattle spent considerable time in
these parts investigating possibilities of
establishing a plywood manufacturing
plant, He was interested m the sup
ply of cottonwood available as that
Sl ex | easi vely m toe manu
facture of the plywood. Notoung came
of the matter at that time but during the
past week Bailey was again in Libby,
and says he is once more interested in !
the venture. He is now
V1 president
j . ®f
and generar manager of the Aircraft
Plywood Corporation of Seattle and
said his company desires large quan
titles of cottonwood While here he con
fenced with J. W, Barrett, who worked
with him all through this district se
curing options on cottonwood when the
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project was first promoted here. Bailey
was accompanied by Mrs. Bailey and
they drove on to Glacier national park
before returning to Seattle.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that on and
after this date the partnership hereto
fore existing between Donald C. Har
greaves and Theo G. Berry and known
as the Progress Laundry, is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent.
Dated at Libby, Mont., this 1st day
of July, 1933.
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DONALD C. HARGREAVES.
THEO. G. BERRY.
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I I uruuc news INOICS
Miss Marian Waydemay.r .Isittd Miss
days
I Mts .to* - .
jfriends here this week mg old
' T ... , . '. ,
J. F. Weaver and father-of Helena
were hare last Friday investigating
some property on Mud creek
Mrs. James Locke and daughter and
Miss Wagner of Kalispell visited
Locke at the Ant Flat
|
H P. Scouten has moved his family
j the Gayhart Johnson house,
Mr,
ranger station
0I \, Sunday - ,
, V? r ' ^ rs - James Butler of Ger
amine. Mont, were visiting friends
he J e thls week -
Lewis Mace of Kalispell spent sev
eral days last week with his grand
parents Mr. and Mrs P V Klinke
Sherry hot el* ^ PUrchaSed the
Mrs. ^ av Dashiell of Eureka and
^ r - anc * Mjrs. Jas. Butler of Geraldine
w ere quests at the Asa Curtis home
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Klinke, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Oertel and daughter De
lores vjsited KaJispel , i ast Thursday
Mr . Klinke remained for
f or medical treatment,
J, 0 . Bath, representing the Kirk
Christmas tree outfit of Tacoma, was
Mrs. Ada Hellenga entertained her
^ rldav school class at her home last
Thureday afternoon,
Miss .Marian and Winton Weyde
meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen
Kal i sp t" visdtors on Monday.
Helen Winkle?' S™Fi 2T "israÄ
few days
a
were j n Kalispell last Monday *
Mrs. John Wilke has moved to TaIK,
] ake to be near her'husband who"fs
employed at the C C C camn at that
place ^ 3t that
Unusual weather conditions prevailed
here last week when the thermometer
wen t down to 26 degrees above zero
on Saturday night, July 30. Gardens
were badly frozen, some of them be
y° nd recovery. Potatoes were injured
f? 10 ™ or less according to their loca
t! °/nf S j me of tbe grain was ruined.
° n ^ onday - Ju,y 31, at KaPsnell
^ CU ,T ed the marriape of Miss HeIaa
ufriK '"S 1 "" Æ brid !
MrVnw , d / iUgh ' er of Mr . and
tvin- C. n. Wmkley. has snent most
of her life in this place and was a
graduate of the Lincoln county high
school in the class of 1932 The qroom
heen employed in this vicinity most
of the time for several vears and is
a t present working on the graveling
or the Fimeka-Forlme highway
The congratulations of a host of friends
go to this popular young couple.
Eureka Locals
Dr C B Hamilton and guide. Gale
tlfrocmh^'tho^mmiff»' ^ ■ tr '- D
rt» consumât ion rf t£ mS ^ IS 15
n tog ' 1 ree years plan
Mr , and Mrs T c Marsh ents f
1he nPw Baptjct fciniKter a^ved to
town Mondav. They stayed at the tour
ist camp during the week and assisted
m preoaring the oastorage for Rev
and Mrs. Marsh, who are expected the
] ast 0 f this week P
Patsv Broderick returned Wednesday
from Glacier
park station where she
spent a week with Mr and Mrs War
ren M^CWich " 8
L, W, Van Artsdale, Great Northern
station auditor, was in.town this week
E. E, Jaqueth
Tuesday,
here from Libby
was
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thompson Sr
went to Kalispell with Mrs. Boh Green
Wednesday on their wav to Budyard
where he plans to take in the harvest
ing.
Frank Banev was here from Libby
Sunday on business.
Bud Wiley of Chinook veiled Eu
reka frjnnfto Wednesday to Monday.
Prof G. W. Dav p—d iVi- a nk Thomas
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^ en , , e North Fork of tho Flat
he i' d . Wednesday on a fishing trio.
Lamd fivers crusk«d toe fi^st two
fingers on his loft hand
'*1 a hav
starker while working 'for Peltier this
week.
T r -*n(i ]\T-c; tTom BflOrrr|an (fag
Bpb Green family were huckleborry
in''Nun Tpor ,- '''uh Pace Sundav,
»öd Mrs iw;
Bcbtt.
relatives across the Kootenai Sunday.
Thvrza Sperry came here from T ,tohi'
j Monday to visit her cousin, Thelma
[ Morrison.
Th« Merlin Smt*
i famili
and Jav Fincher
returned Sunday from Glen
Lake whc»-e thev cniovcd p week of
uvr Flla and Dorothy Teel spent
j the last few days with them.
Mr, and Mrs. Ah*» Johrj-nn „.o- 0
; in town Tuesday visiting at the Gor
; don Lyons home.
: Whjie f i.sh w : 'l plav the Fureka team
j on the local diamond Sundav, August
6th.
Mrs. T ueha F"nn and Fdura-d Grif
fiths of Pevford «'ere
dav evening at St. Michael and All
Angels Eniscooal church. Richard Price
conducted the ceremony.
Mrs. Ethel Long. Carolvn. and Mr,
and M^s, M. A. Himsinger motored
to War'and Sunday. While in that vi
cinity thoy called on George T ong.
Miss Marione Preston. Sam Bottorff
and Mr. and Mrs Alfred Hunsmger
and son Boh were fishing in the Yaak
Saturday and Sunday.
Clarence Dierman has nearly com
pleted the covering over the
at his servie» station.
Dr. Stell of Fexford accnrnn a pie*t j^e
J. A. Cook family to Glacier Park Sun
dav.
Mrs. Fd. Hendrickson w : ll h*> hos
tess at the meeting of the Bantist
Ladies' Aid at' the church, Thursday
Amnist 10th.
Henry Behrens of Coueell. Idaho.
* f rs Sa-ah Shaw and Mr. Anderson of
Kalisnell were here Thursday and Fri
day visiting Mr. a nd Mrs. A. Fberth.
Enid Buhmiller spent several da
of this week visiting at the McGlenn's
Glen Lake cah>n.
Rev. and) Mm, F'chard TVice
turned to Whitefish Monday after visit
ing here a week.
Alex Purdy motored to Libhv Mon
erred Thum
pumps
'• ' Ç
ro
dav
* Mr and M* -0 Ru c< wU 7<v>k
EHorth motored to T .ibhv Tuosdpv,
Mr. rmd Mrs. A. J Stewart, irôlpn
Williams, and Harold Wright drove
through Eureka Monday on their way
to Billings from a camping trip. They!
stopped to visit friends.
Franklin Long left Saturday for
Berkley. Calif., with Konran Kraus
n
.Wednasday Thev returned to KaUspaill
that evening. The Sturms had spent!
1 the spring in Illinois and Iowa.
t *■ l
«u ^ VUiitefish
i reka m--. or ..aturday.
town
were in
was an Eu
The Churches
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A Changeless Christ For A Chang
: in * World."
' Sunday, August 6th.
^at^O fm""® he * min *
_ There will be no Sunday school,"
Sunday school will be omitted during
mon *\ August
B you have no church affiliations,
you are inviteci to worship with
^^DTENHAUKK, Pastor.
The Presbyterian Church
R ' W ' ° rr ' Pastor -
St. John's Lutheran Church.
"The Friendly Church."
us.
Christian Science Church.
The subject for the Lesson-Sermon
Sunday, August 6, will be "Spirit."
Wednesuay evening meeting at 8:00
o'clock.
Sunday school at 9:45
The public is cordially invited to all
of these services.
a m.
,
The Bible school meets each Sun
day at 10 a - m. Classes are arranged,
for a11 rt ades - lesson for next!
Sunday is the story of Ruth
The worship service is omitted on
thlS Sunday '
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, Mrs ,' dac î uetk îs having her Sunday
ff* 100 ' c as . s as guests at Savage lake!
tbls weeb * or a day and a night.
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NOTICE.
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In the District Court of the Elev
enth Judicial District of the State oi
Montana, in and for the County of
Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate of Ole
Andal, Deceased.
Tn W N rw;.. m , . .
of to« Estate , Adm ' mstrat0 /
and In K n 1 Deceased,
and to Arne O. Andal, and to all other
persons interested m said estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notlfifcd:
That on the 22nd day of June. 1933
Ame O. Ar.daJ, heir at law of Ole'*
Andal, deceased, fled his petition in
this Court praying that the rights of all
persons interested in the estate of said
Ole Andal, deceased, be ascertained and
declared fay this Court, and that it
be determined to whom distribution
should be made.
That s o far as known, the decersed
left no real estate, and the said Ame
O. Andal is the only person who Ss
appeared and claimed any intorest in
said estate in the course of the admin
istration thereof, up to the time of
making said order. That you, Tnd all,
other persons not named, who have.
or claim an interest in said estate, are
cited to appear before this court, at the
court room thereof in Libby. Lincoln
County, Montana, on the 7th day of
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MT. WASHINGTON IN HIGH!
Essex TERRA /»/,.! YES _
Smash Record
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plane 8 scales rocky peak |
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Holder ol Pike's Peak Record Now Undisputed Champion
Mt. Washington, N. li, June 30 —Two stock
Essex Terraplanes, a Six and an Eight, under offi
cial supervision of the American Automobile
Association, both broke the all-time automobile
record up Ml Washington today—the Six by 51
seconds; the Eight by 1 minute, 16 seconds.
As a climax to the day's work, the Terraplane
Eight, starting with the gearshift lever locked
and sealed in high gear, climbed to the
mit in high gear all the way—a feat unparal
leled in the history of the moun tain. The far
thest point ever before reached by any
high gear was the half-way house.
These achievements, added to the great Pike's
Peak victory in which a Terraplane Six also
beat the all-time record for all stock
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gardless of price, makes the Terraplane the
undisputed champion for hill-climbing, perform
ance and ruggedness.
We believe this series of records made by Essex
Terraplanes constitutes the most powerful evidence
ever assembled to prove the ruggedness, reliability
and stamina of any make of motor car. No owner's
use of his car will ever approach the punishment
given these record-breaking Terraplane*.
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I>i»ii«M* to B. A» Hoffet Torraplan«* Orehegtra every Saturday Night
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Specials lor August 5 and 7
COFFEE nor« 25c
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Toilet Pap er Silko I br r a ü tl 1 ( ] 5 c
1000 sheet rolls ^ ^
Baking Powder
63c
Calumet
2 1-2 lb. tin
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Fruit Jars Kerr Regular QC
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t o clock in the forenoon of the said'
d ?* a " d in the ma ™ Pro
nf Wchto' y ° U u respective claims
said pstat P P ' ° F lnt ? rest
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' " s day °* June, A, D.,
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; ^ - FRED F. CLARK,
' Clerk,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by irirtue of Section 2113 Revised,
Codes ISft, the Commissioners of Lm-'
coin County will meet as a Board of
Equalization at the Court House in
Libby, Monday, July 17, 1933, at 1:00
P- M. for the pu^xise of examining
the assessment books and of equalizing
assessment of property in Lincoln
County. Any and all persons inter-!
ested in having their assessment ad
JUi . ted may .■appear in person or by
wn , tten application, then and there to
o 3 j a . ., a . complaints with the
iB ° ard at 531(1 tunes '
The Board will continue in session
from time to time as a Board of Equal
i^°S # bus.n-ss of equaliza
r |^ posed of < but will not meet
^ P 7P° ses ? ftar th ^ second
,n Au ^ ust of this year.
phee* YO^wS'lilOT TOEREAFT^P
*wp HFAnn în NOT M THE r REAFTE ^
T ,n the matter of
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jlI3-a3-4t
your as
essment.
By order
Board of County Commissioners,
Lincoln County, Montana
By WALTER L. WOLZ,
Clerk,
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DR. V. A. HANNIGAfl
First State Bank Bldg
DR. CHAS. J. MARTIN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office in Libby Hospital Building
Office Phone No, 120;
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Dr. J. W. Church
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Mineral Ave.
Phone 87J
LIBBY. MONTANA
Sandpoint Creamery
Company
Successors to
PENT) D'OREILLE CREAMERY
COMPANY
ncturers of Butter, Ice Cream,
B *>!= r Milk and Cottage Cheese.
Ki kest Market Prices Paid for Butter
Fat.
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