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United Purity Stores
Store No. One
Vernon Crotteau, Prop.
4
Saturday and Monday
PARAWAX,
Per Lb. ..
ROUNDUP FRUIT FOR SALAD,
10c
18c
14c
OLIVES,
Ripe, medium, pts. ...
29c
ARION SALMON,
2 for.
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H
E E Jaqueth and family are camp
ing at Savage lake for 10 days.
Mrs. E. P. Woodworth and son Jim
mie returned Friday from a visit to
the old home in Mankato, Minn.
F. J. Jefferson, from the regional
forest office in Missoula, arrived in
Libby Tuesday and will spend a few
days here on forest business.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Atchley of Spo
kane are visiting in Libby with Mr.
and Mrs, Don Hargreaves, being uncle
and aunt of Mrs. Hargreaves.
Mrs. Ethel Forstein of Baker, Ore,,
who has been a guest of Mrs. Alice
Farris for the past three weeks, left
Wednesday to visit her mother and
relatives in Grand Forks, N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Henri Vines and two
sons, of Seattle, Wash., were guests
of Mrs. Alice Farris and family for
a few hours Sunday. The Vines fam
ily were motoring from Hinsdale where
they spent ten days visiting Mrs.
Vines' mother, Mrs. Effie Rothiman.
„ ... ,, , __ ,,
NOTICE to all members: The annual
I. O. O. F. picnic will be held at
Pioneer Park on Sunday. August 20th.
All members of the order and ^1
families are invited. Brine basket lunch
with fried chicken. The committee
will provide the trimmings, A nice
program is being arranged The Com
^ 6 6»
!
D. 0. Mount is leaving today to drive
back to the old home at Peoria, Ill. He
expects to be gone about a month
and,' wttll be accompanied) home by
Mrs. Mount and their daughter, the
two having been visiting there for sev-1
eral weeks.
mittee.
9-11
1
1
WHEN YOUR IN THE MOOD FOR
Good Eatin t
here's the restaurant for you.
MenUs are carefully prepared to of
fer you balanced meals.
I
Try us once and you will call
again.
Libby CREAMERY
LIBBY
MONTANA
Foods as refreshing in the
heat of summer as they are
invigorating in the cold of
winter.
Lincoln Brand
BUTTER
Glacier
ICECREAM
DB. A. £. OSTBOOT
CHIBOPBACTOB
and
OPTOMETBIST
Office 510 Mineral Avenue
Phone 462, Libby, Mont
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Theodore William Graham of
Libby and Maxine Mae Cross of New
P? 1 * we u re married Wednesday
night at the home of the groom s
mo her, Mrs. Alice Graham, by Justice
of the Peace Skidmore.
A group of young ladies spent the,
day Sunday in an enjoyable picnic
on Fisher river, "fishing and swim
ming and eating" according to report.,
The affair was given in honor of Mrs.
Irene Barrett with Mrs. Forrest De
Rosia, Mrs. Josephine Austin and Miss]
Frances Schouweiler as hostesses.
"bumped"
again from his position with the Great
Northern. The station at Somers has
been closed and under the seniority
rule in effect, A. L. McComas is tak
ing the position here. Mr. McComas has
moved his family here and is occupy
ing the former Dr. Hamilton residence,
For Sale—Breakfast set, end table,
flower stand, dresser, kitchen table,
sleeping bag, umbrella tent, 100 feet
garden hose, garden tools, sprinklers,
gas camp stove, electric heater, No. 3
wash tub, 32 Special Winchester rifle,
insulated wire and light fixtures, .desk
lamp, auto saw, buck saw.—Lloyd Wil
liamson.
Ray Baenen has been
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Boyes and
daughter, Miss Phyllis, motored to Op
portunity, Wash., on Sunday called
there by the serious illness of Mr.
Boyes' father. Returning home Mr.
Boyes reports that there Is not much
hope for his father's recovery, that
he is 80 years old and seriously af
flicted. The old gentlemen will be
membered as a former resident of Lib
by f or a num b er of yèars.
*, , „ _ „ , „ . ,
M , r ' and Mrs , f ' C ,°j bet L and fam ~
ÿ have moved to Laclede, Ida where
Mr c; Cor , bett wd ! continue employment
*" SI f aI ma'ntamer for the G, N. TV
,amade h°pe that tit will
£f nef £ Mrs Corbett s health. Mr. and
Mrs. Corbett are excellent people and
many friends will hope their desires
will be realized in their
re
new location.
Mr. Corbett's position here jc bein'*
taken bv Ed. B. Rodgers of Wariand.
M' r . Rodeers has moved his family to
Libby and has purchased from Chas.
Johanson the former Collinson house
in vest Libby.
Ural News Items
J. O. Bath of the G. R. Kirk Com
pany of Tacoma was in the neighbor
hood Wednesday for the purpose of
lotting contracts for cutting Christmas
trees the coming season,
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. A::ey of Libby and
Mr. Alley's brother and son. of Butte
were here Tuesday of last week and
took back with them two little fawns
that were being cared for in the neigh
borhood.
Jerry Fritsch and mother, accompan
ied by their guests, Mrs. Forhan and
children, picniced at Elk Cayon, B. C.,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Webb and children
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dock
Webb of Rexford, were picnicing in the
mountains and taking in the scenery
at Ural Sunday.
Joe Cada came up from Pipe creek
Thursday evening and spent Friday
with home folks motoring to Eureka in
the evening. He returned Sunday
companied by Mrs. Frank Olt and Mary
and Otto who spent the day in the
Cada home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hedge Hammons and
two sons visited the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Nelson, of Eureka Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Deshaser are the
ac
County Commissioner's
Proceedings
Libby, Montana, July 17, 1933.
Lincoln County Commissioners met
as a Board of Equalization, all mem
bers present.
Agent for the Brooks-Scanlon Lbr.
Co. stated said company negotiated
sale of their holdings in Lincoln Coun
ty to the United States before the first
Monday in March, 1933, therefore they
are not taxable for the year 1933 and
requested said assessment to be can
celled. The Board was advised the ap
plication was insufficient as it does
not show when the transfer was made
or the deed delivered.
Mr. A. R. McKeen and Elizabeth
Roe filed complaints stating they
lieved the assessments of their lands
were too high and requested the same
to be reduced to their true value.
The above complaints were contin
ued until the next meeting of the
Board.
The minutes of this meeting
read and approved this 17th day of
July, 1933. Boarct adjourned to
convene July 24th, 1933.
D6
wfsre
re
„ , H E BRINK,
Chairman, Board of County Com
missioners.
; Attest; WALTER L. WOLZ.
■
baby son bom
I proud parents of a
j Wednesday of last week.
I WANTED: Cook, apply at once to
ferryman. .
Frank Husek was home from Rexiord
"mpS"bÿ n a"K!rf""rînd L MriI
0 " Mrs '
Krimer-Larson Wedding.
Brief mention was made in last
week's issue of the marriage of Miss
! Margaret Larson to Mr. A1 Krimer,:
the wedding having taken place in
1 Seattle on Monday, July 24.
| The ceremony was performed in the
apartment of Miss Larson which was
- lovely with a profusion of cut flow-]
ers, a Baptist minister officiating. The
I bride wore a beautiful gown of pale
; pink lace over white satîn. She was
I attended by her sister, Miss Beatrice
Larson, as maid of hetor, while the
] groom was attended by a young man
: friend. The bride was given »way by
j her brother, Mr. Henry Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. Krimer came to Libby
last week for a brief visit with the
bride's parents, Mr. a 'd Mrs Ben Lar
c rn, and other relatives. They later
left for Detroit, Mich., intending to
visit Glacier and Yellowstone parks en
route. Mr. Krimer will be err v ' ,v >vpr)
j next year as teacher in the Detroit
I oublie schools.
^ork Started on Libby Airport.
A crew of 15 L)bby ^ from ^
Pipe ereek C. C. C. camp were put to
. work Tuesday clearing ground for the
Libby airport The w » r £ i£ in chsrgt ,
0 f jr arr i s as foreman. The site is
north of the river, at the right of the
highway„as one drives north and near
the Neils railroad crossing. A
400x2800 feet is being cleared.
tract
Mercury Here Takes a Slide.
During lhe t week ^ extrefne
hot weather modified considerably,
Last Thursday it was still hot at 101,
Friday 92, Saturday 85, Monday 85,
Tuesday 89 and yesterday 97, Nights
have been cold with some damage done
to tender stuff in gardens in low
places. Saturday night the minimum
was 31, Sunday night 33, Monday night
39, Tuesday night 41 and last night 54.
The Birth of a New Nation.
Breath-taking! Daring! You have
never seen anything like it.
America today dramatized in the
most electrifying picture ever devised.
Episodes from the story include: Two
million men on the march. President
made dictator! A nation aroused! A
new hero joins Washington and Lin
coln! "Gabriel Over the White House"
comes like a. marching army to thrill
the nation. At the Theatre Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported by Lincoln County Abstract
Co
Goldie Freeman to R. L. 'Wallace, W.
D. Lot 4 Gordon Beach SI 00.
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rULLERWEAR
Floor Enamel
Wtuit
floor enamel at pricnUke tbetel But remember
—thete specially-reduced price» are for two
week a only —from Augutt 3 to 16 (inc.).
Fuilerwear Floor Enamel U the finest made.
It atancU hard wear. It lasts. Doean't water
•pot. And la easily washed. Many colors to
choose from. Save money. Refinish your
floors now. See one of the Fuller Paiyt Deal
ers listed below risht away—because this
special two-weeks offer will not be repeated
again this year.
opportunity! Imagine Fuller's finest
Why waete time and money on c heap
quality paints, when you can buy Fuller
Paints—the paints that last!—at such
regular prices as these. Buy today, while
Puller pricea are etill low.
Stands hard outside use. G lossy
finish. Doesn't show skater marks. •
FOICH A MCM FAINT. Quart
n.oo
LuitrtMj». long - looting in terior fin ■
Uh. Many color«. Quick-dry ing
DECOtCT ENAMEL .... Fiat
Hoot, tough finiab for all interior
u»c*. Quick-drying.
SFSXM1I VAAMttH ■ . . Owen
78 c
*1.15
Fullerene Wax give* a allkcTn
•heeia that bcaoliTic» as wet] a*
protecta. Standi hard wear.
FOUS NIMC
Weat'a moat popular finiah for
Interior walla and woodwork.
Scmi-liutrou». Waihable.
nuncio....
65 c
WAX .... Fmaad
95 c
Kootenai
Mercantile
Company
NcWS ItCIES
to
. I Mrs. W. C. Fewkes and daughter
; Mildred were Eureka callers Tuesday.
S'* visi ' Mrs. Martin', rfativei
' t.ir betoefe^tum^CtorUy OeS
1
; Mrs. Fleetwood of Libby was a week
j er \~ R ues t at the E. E. Madden home
M fs - Karl Jones and daughter Doris,
j Dick Spade and Mrs. Archie Thomp -
5011 s P er, f the weekend in Whitefish.
I Casper Kettleson of Whitefish was a
I business visitor here Tuesday.
Dorothy Fetterly of Eureka spent
Tuesday afternoon in Rexford visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Archie Thompson.
Erford Jaqueth of Libby was a Rex-i
ford visitor Wednesday.
Irene Griffith left Tuesday for Sum
. Yp%»sh., where she will visit friends .
Dr. Church of Libby was a business.
caller here Tuesday.
Jack Maher of Whitefish brouuht a
load of pas to the Rexford service sta-i
tion Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger and
nev
,, , ...
Mr and Mrs. H. Kadinv spent the
weekend fishing in the_ Yakt. They
renort a very successful trip
Bud Williams, acçomnanied by four
of the C. C. C. bovs from the Trcv
camp, spent the weekend in Rexford
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Griffith were Eu
reka visitors Saturday evening.
Jack Brown, famous Glacier Park
rnide, was here Friday calling on Ward
Shanahan.
Grover Anderson of Gateway spent
,
Sunday in Rexford.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Kalispell
stooped in Rexford Fridav enroute to
Femie, to visit their son, Otis Thomp
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward moved to
Chester last week.
Mrs. Harold Rose and son Larrv
have moved to Rexford where they will
live while Mr. Rose is emploved here.
Roger and Charles Whitof of Minne
apolis. arrived Saturday for a visit at
the C. B Eavrs home.
Bernard Edmondson spent Saturday
anr* Surdav in Gateway.
The inspector visited the C. C. C.
camp at Rexford Friday.
G. Larson left last week for Galata
and Minneapolis.
Jessie, Dewar of Whitefish is a guest ]
at the Matt Griffith home.
Bert Saling of Kalisnell was a busi
ness caller here Saturday.
Miss Mildred Fewkes returned Sun
day from Libby where she has been
a natient in the hospital for the past
three weeks.
One of the C. C. C. bovs from camp
No, 1207 was injured by a dynamite
can last week.
Mr. aed Mrs. Walter Stoeffler suent
the weekend in Rexford. Thev nlan
on movinrr to Libbv soon, where Walt
now has steadv work.
Edward Griffith and Mrg. Luella Fenn
of Rexford were united in marriage
Wednesday evening at St Michael and
All. Angels Episeonal Church. Rev.
Ri.hard Price officiating. Thev were
attended bv Mr. and Mrs. Matt Grif
fith. The couple will make their home
in Rexford.
Mrs. Matt Griffith was a passenger
to Whitefish Tuesday.
Dell Douglas left Tuesday for Stry
ker to work for the G. N.
Sure Way to Suspicion
Love thy neighbor and you'll b«
suspected of entertaining an ulterior
motive.—Milwaukee Sentinel.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LINCOLN
COUNTY PROPERTY.
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of County Commissioners of Lincoln
County, Montana, will on the 5th day of
Sept, 1933, at the hour of one o'clock
P. M. of said day, at the front door
of the Court House in Libby, Montana,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, all the right, title and
interest of said County in and to the
jloISowing described property
ated in saiid County, to-wit:
Description of Property
situ
Aopraised
Value
S% NE; N% SE: Section 20,
Twp. 32 N., Range 34 W.
NE SW; NW SE: Section 13,
Twp. 36 N„ Range 26 W.
Lots 12, 13 and 14 Block 5
Lukens Add. to Libby
Lots 20, 21, 22, and 23 Block 19
Faust add. Libby
Lots 15 and 16 Block 4 Lukens
add. to Libby
All of Doonan Add. to West
Troy less Lots 7 and 8
Block 1, and lots 1 and 5
block 2.
$800.00
80.00
15.00
20.00
10.00
200.00
Together with the tenements,heredit
aments and appurtenances thereto be
longing.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids, where the same
is less than the appraised value.
Dated August 2nd., 1933.
WALTER L, WOLZ,
County Clerk and Clerk of Board of
ag3-17-3t
County Commissioners.
National Forest Timber for Sale
Sealed bids will be received by th
Forest Supervisor, Libby, Montana, up
to and including September 4, 1933, for
all merchantable dead timber standing
or down, and all the live timber
marked or designated for cutting on an
area embracing about 100 acres within
sec. 14, T. 32 N., R. 34 W., and 70 acres
within SEVi Sec. 6, T. 31 N., R. 33 W.,
Kootenai National Forest, Montana,
estimated to be 1000 M feet B.M. more
or less, of ponderosa pine timber. No
bid of less than $2 p^r M feet will be
considered. $100 must be deposited with
each bid, to be applied on the pur
chase price, refunded or retained In
part as liquidated damages according
to conditions of sale. Bids will be con
sidered for any part of or all of this
timber. The right to reject any and
all bids reserved. In addition to the
above stumpage 50 cents per M feet
B. M. must be deposited in a cooper
ative fund to cover the cost of brush
disposal. Before bids are submitted full!
information concerning the timber, the j
conditions of sale and the submission]
of bids shouuld be obtained from the |
Forest Supervisor, Libby, Montana. *
ag3-10-24
fi "? 1 V =». 193 J " d
spection in the office of the County
Qi erk ari (j Recorder and that the Board
w yj m eet on the Wednesday im
me diately preceding the 2nd Monday in
August, 1933, for the purpose of fixing
^h e fj na i budget and making appropri
a tions. Said meetihg will be held in the
'Court House in the City of Libby,
Montana, on Wednesday, the 9th day of
August, 1933, at 1:00 P. M. and that any
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Lincoln County, Montana, while
sembled in special session as required
by law did on the 24th day of July
1933, consider and complete' the pre
liminary county budget for the current
as
*
taxpayer may appear thereat and may
^ heard for or against any part of said
budget.
g y or d er of Board of County Com- ;
missioners of Lincoln County, Montana. 1
Dated July 24, 1933.
u
By WALTER L. WOLZ,
Clerk of the Board, 1
SHERIFF'S SALE.
First State Bank of Libby, a cor- ;
p ora tion, Plaintiff against W. N. Curtis,
as ac hninistrator of the estate of
Thomas D. Gourley, deceased, and J. |
s Gourley and C. H. Gourley, Defend
1
ants.
To Be Sold at Sheriffs Sale:
On the 8th day of August, A. D., ;
1933, at One o'clock P. M., at the front i
door of the Court House, in the City 1
0 f Libby, County of Lincoln, State of j
Montana, to the highest and best bid- j
der for cash in hand, the following 1
described real estate lying and being j
in the County of Lincoln and State of '
Montana, to wit: Lots One and Two !
of Block Six and Lots Eighteen and
Nineteen of Block Seven, all in the |
Faust Addition to the City of Libby
in the County of Lincoln and State of '
Montana, according to the plat thereof ]
now on file and of record in the of- j
fice of the County Clerk and Recorder I
of said County.
Together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appur
tenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining.
Dated this 6th day of July, A. D.,
1933.
F. R. BANEY,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Montana.
By L. G. SPERRY,
•> Under Sheriff.
jll3-a3-4t *
LET US DO YOUR
TRANSFER WORK
We will give you
prompt and speedy
SERVICE
!
Residence I'hnne 61 -K—Office lit
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BLEW 'S TRANSFER
W W blew. Pro*
D. P. BOYLE
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CONFECTIONERY *
STATIONERY
CIGARS AND TUBACO »
FISHING TACKLE
FRUITS
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
LIBBY, MONTANA
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Opportunities like this
MAKE YOUR ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR A
THRIFTY INVESTMENT
f.j
ill
Electric Refrigeration keeps perishable
foods fresh indefinitely. Such foods
can be purchased on specials at your
butcher or grocer and placed irr your
electric refrigerator in perfect security
until they are wanted. Another big
saving is the elimination of food waste by spoilage.
Do not delay in your purchase of an Electric Refrigerator.
Prices are going up. Now is the lime to make your refrig
erator investment while bargain prices prevail See your
dealer today.
Hi
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER COMPANY
Penney's
OPPORTUNITY
DAYS ARE HERE
Buy your fall and
winter needs in
August
PRICES HAVE BEEN
RAISED SLIGHTLY BUT
WILL BE HIGHER—BE
CAUSE OF INCREASED
MANUFACTURING COSTS
INCREASED OVERHEAD
DUE TO THE 40 HOUR
WEEK, INCREASED WAGE
SCALE AND THE PROCESS
ING TAX.
Draperies and Curtains
NOTE LOW PRICES—BUY
TODAY
LUSTEROUS RAYON DRAP
ERY JACUARD PATTERNS
Yd. 29c
FAST COLOR CRETONNE
36 inch wide yd only
15c
NOVELTY MARQUIS]
Colored—Plain—Ya
15c and 19c
Ruffled Curtains
PLAIN CENTER WITH
FIGURED BORDER Pi*.
B*;
29c
NOVELTY DOT CENTER
PLAIN BORDER PAIR
49c
COTTAGE SETS IN SEV
ERAL PATTERNS
69c
Note the Following Items
HERE'S WHERE YOUR
SMALL CHANGE WORKS
WONDERS.
TERRY TOWELS 23x45
15c
WASH DRESSES 2 for
$1.00
RAYON BED SPREADS
79c
FEATHER PILLOWS
69c
LADIES RAYON BLOOMERS
33c
CHILDRENS COTTON
WAIST UNIONS 4 to 19
19c
Oilcloth—New Shipment
25c
Per yard
HUNDREDS OF OTHER
ITEMS THAT YOU NEED
J.C.PENNEYCQ
LIBBY, MONTANA
Let the advertisements help yon
make your shopping plans.

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