Thursday, August 25, 1938 THE WESTERN NEWS. LIBBY. MONTANA PAGE THREE

»c«cacaeæic*cæ*c»c«Lae9c«3Cicsc^c«c«cac*L4caca( : last week where they will visit fur ****'******'***'*'*■****» ****** Bicycle Riders’ Safety Code. ««fc*****»********^^ a few days before school starts. How many parents realize the Mr. and Mrs. Durham and fam­ danger their children are in when ily of Volcour were business callers they are innocently peddling down T in Libby Sunday evening. the roads on their bicycles? In the FORTINE Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kirkpatrick 25 YEARS AGO Church News ^C*C*C»CUnited States last year there were ************** » »»»»*» > > » > where Mr. Kirkpatrick purchased 40,300 persons killed in automobile accidents. Statistics show that of First Lutheran Church. I Percy Gaylord returned on Sat-ia car- | (From the file of the Western News) this number 810 w’ere bicycle deaths. | urday from Glacier park where he „Mrs. Frank Bolles and Mrs E. N. | _, f. . , Divine services on Sunday morn- : had been emnloved Woodward were business calleri in twenty live years ago scnooi Approximately 35,000 people were ing at 11:00 a. m. Sunday school Tir iv V, „ __, _ I ihhv Fririav opened in Libby on Sept. 2. Prof. injured in collisions between bi- William Hellenga and mother : > yM Kirknatrick Neff was superintendent and there cycles and motor vehicles and 400 at 9:45 a. m. WM6 m ?3MSpetJ v left Saturday morning for narts in were other teachers in the of the above deaths came to chil- ; W. LOWELL JACOBSON, Mr 8nd Mrs. P. V. ramke attei^-i left ^tunla^m g far parts m high school: Misses Jennie Potgeter, dren between the ages of five Pastor. ed the fatr m Kahspell last Tue* eastern Montana.^ ^ ^ * Scofield and Anna Ketridge. and 14. Christian Science Church. A- C. Curtis look hit Sunday visiting with relatives at Maddock. Ä wÏÏ’jmlVe" In a week and a half Libby ; I schools will be in operation again, i The „ subject, for, the, „„Lesson-Ser- Sf/10®3 c fss ^?ys.on a tnp 0 Mrs Ben Graham of Ural at- *ng added. Another new depart- Youngsters will have occasion to j^sus "unday’ ^ußust ^8, Cnnst > m Mt Marston on Tuesday. tended a school meeting at Warland ment was manual training, to be un- be on the streets in greater num- Grant Campbell of Kahspell was tended a school meeting at Garland ^ ^ sUJ)ervision of P*of, George bers and at least three times a day Wednesday evening meeting at 3 Wf?kÆîi V1Slt0r 8t thC Weyde" Mr and Mrs Henrv Frank and B- Neff- Grade teachers were: Don- m large groups. It is the time for 8:00 o’clock. ; ! meyer home. . daughter attended the dance at Uni na Schanck, music and drawing: both the bicyclists and motorists to Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. ; Robert Herng is home again after daughter attended the dance at Ural Katherine G’m Minnie Am watch their step a little more. Mo- Bttendtng summer school at Mts- Samrda^mght. ^ ^ f Nelson, Grace Hart Pearl Eaton, toriste: should drive slowly where, St. John’s Lutheran Church. “The Friendly Church” i souia. . v _ . t ihhv nnd Mrs Flnvd Daggett and Antonio Grandjean, Mane Johnson, children are apt to be, especially > I'VE JUST SEEN THE Rev- a Be^sf0^d of., EurekK hmifv of Bie Forky visited8 It the Isabel McGrade. ! near school zones, and children There will be no service on Au- preached at the Community church family of BigJork visited at the Schoo] distfict No j has decided ! should observe the following rules gust 28 Services will be resumed NEW NORGE ELECTRIC last Sunday. Sunday Volcour on ^ jt ig time t0 give Kootenai I set forth by the National Safety on September^. RANGE« and never before Frank Day visited the C. B. Marsh wariancj w;ij v,a've four students Falls a school and a contract has i Council of Chicago. Parents may The Ladies Aid will meet on family at Glen lake last Sunday. . JearvJho wfuenroll for the been given to Harry Burrell for ; do their share by instructing their Thursday afternoon, September 1. have I seen a range that I David and Charles Curtis and nis ye 0 * *Libb; h.tku the erection of the building. youngsters to obey the code. a* the home of Mrs. Lee Sleizer. combined so much thrill- j George Pomeroy left last week for; coming term at tne LihDy high w F R d will entertain , Ai, „ . . , , Mrs. Leonard Sleizer wull enter- Chinook and other points in East- school, namely Virginia Gee, Pris- Huhthbsevenimx entertain 3- °Abey all traffic signs and rules, tain. ing beauty with so many Montana where they expect to alla^Frank, Forrest Potter and Rob- £» -^Sf guest of Jns S’gna' bet°re making . rn If you have no church affiliations, practical features find work in the harvest fields. Repair work is being done on the ber broUier, M. Kimball, at Ural. 3 \vaik across heavy traffic. you are invited to worship with us! Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Johnson and H. L, PFOTENHAUER, Vj for convenient ^ Warland school to be completed be- , Mrs. E- B- Holt teft last Thuss-4 4, Ridç single file—don’t weave I ( cooking. daughters were Kahspell visitors fore the school term. Water is be- day ^Pr a couple of weeks visit about. . Pastor. on Tuesday. ing piped into the school and the ber fnend, Mrs. Gleason, m 5 Watch carefully at railroad i S*t, Mrs. Frank Day was a Sunday classroom is being redecorated with bpokBne. crossings. The Methodist Church. dinner guest at the H. P. Weyde- H. W. Woods, Pastor meyer home. a new coat of kalsomine and paint. , . uSSTj »„ Kpach left tor Pot- g Keep out of car tracks and ! latch, Ida., Monday afternoon after ruts. * Sabbath School 10:00. Topic for Rev. G. E. Harms of Eureka will spending 15 days with her parents conduct services in the Community 7. Never “stunt” or race in traf- discussion: Responsibility for others. iV aC*C«*e**Cte«*e»C*C«CCalifornia. Morns and Ernest Davis were in hZn are made to enable riders to deter­ Baptism after 9 a. m. Mass, Mr. and Mrs. John Aemisseggcr 1 Libby last Tuesday. sisting in ' the Benedict pharmacy mine when their bicycles are me­ Confessions Saturday evening kitchen . . . new ease . , . and children visited in Kahspell j Mrs. James Orr and son Ray- during the past few weeks. chanically safe: at 7:30. and certain results. . ^,,tw0,or,tb^eu Îas^^vCk , ; moncl were in Kahspell Friday 1. Handlebars and grips are tight. ThT^crittv I Î Mrs. George Koebel, who has been Friday last from a ighttwo weeksreturned’ visit on 2. Saddle is fastened at right First Presbyterian Church. height. Thursday night with Mrs. J. ivia L patient at the Kahspell hospital with relatives in Spokane. W. A. Alexander, Minister. • Come in and see these new Norge lann j aLfJr^keöt,oc^r^'TTDjanVevtr'^: the past two weeks, is now able C. B. Roberts, one, of Fortinè’s 3. Peddles are tight, not broken. Kenne was a guest. High pnze to ^ best residents, paid Libby a business 4. Chain and sproket are guarded. Sabbath school 10 o’clock. Electric Ranges—discover how you 5. Brakes take hold quickly. Morning worship 11 o’clock. Ser­ can get one immediately for a down Herrig°andrStravehngnpri7rr to Mrs' Mrs' Homer Davis and the chi1' cal1 last Friday- mon: “What Shall We Do With J Peterson travelmg pm 10 dren are leaving this week for Dan------6. Bell or horn is working. payment of only ... 7. Tires are hard and sound. Jesus? Matt. 27:22. 'Gale John»« was host at a 6 j™?- “™‘i’ /„„.SV H>’vL'aT “Four Men and a 8. Head and tail-lights are burn­ o'cloek dinner on Wednesday, Davls fall,er’ C' H' Van A1‘ ing. The Calvary Pentecostal Church. Guests were Carl Shook and Miss j - ‘ Prayer Coming 9. No weakness is in the frame. In Legion Hall % It is reported that Grit Brown has 1 Sunday morning children’s church 10 Pearl Pike of Eureka and Miss : sold his ranch and bought the Bob j 10 a. m. Beatrice Frost of Missoula. Sloan place near the Manicke The startling story of “Four Men Real Estate Transfers. j Sunday morning worship hour 11 SEE THE NEW Mrs. R. Holcombe and children school. and a Prayer,” filmed in all its Reported by the Lincoln County o’clock. spent several days last week at Kal- Mr.' arid Mrs. Roy Heliker and spectacular sweep will come to the Abstract Company. ' The Christ Ambassadors, young ispell and Columbia Falls. son Dwight called at the M. I. R°°tenai theatre Sunday and Mon­ t xr -, t u „ „ „ , .people’s service. 6:30 p. m. Dr. Summers of Havre is visiting Davis home Sunday afternoon. day. , w”n,NmS Lumber Co. to Gordon Sunday evening evangelistic serv- NORGE at the Baker-Berry place. W. A. Wallace and Jack Wheeler , “s impressive dramatic power Wood, W, D. Lots 4, 8 and 16, Sec. i ice 7 45 o’clock Mrs. Fred Clark and son Fred visitors at the Gene Scott kePl engrossed viewers spellbound 1!Vrank’ p7 Ni‘' M‘ ' Thursday night Bible study in the of Libby and Frank Marsfon of were ZLecbüc home Friday. down to the final fadeout. Frank Pival to Siver Anderson, j home of Mrs. R, D. Wilkinson, Browning are visiting Mrs. J. Morris Davis and Gene Scott Scenes, speak volumes without a l^hh » B3ock T Fival Add., Come, bring your Bibles and enjoy Greenbury. were over on the East Fisher for a word • ,■ • menace stalks across the Ljlo y‘ v . rx , rr,- , these studies with us. School begins on Tuesday, Sept. 6, bunch of cattle Thursday. | screen in a weird silence that hum- Roscoe Kearney to Fred Titch- We welcome all to attend our with Mrs. Blanche Salter as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heliker and b3es m the heaFt, unheard by ear- bourne, W. D. Lot 1 and NWy4NEy4, services. son Dwight, who have spent the lt s a ne^ and eerie effect, done by Sec, 10 and S^SEVi, Sec. 3, all in F, A. DALTON, Pastor. summer here on Dr. Longwell’s a marvdously assembled cast, di- Twp. 34 N„ Rge. 26 W, M. M. PIONEER place, left the first of the week for JTecLle“r“l'/cat'emy Award winner, Gracie Thomas to George J. Mon- NOTICE. Nebraska. Mr. Heliker said theyr03!^ Ford. ... io, W. D, Lots 1. 2, 3. and S% Lot 4, Notice of closing of registration MEAT Co. would be back next spring. The theme is an inspiring de- Block 1, 2nd Add., West Troy. books for the General Election to Gene Scott was a business visitor Parture from the usual saccharine Libby Lumber Co,, to J. Neils be held November 8, 1938. WARLAND in Kahspell Friday. movie affection. Four stalwart Lumber Co., W. D. Gov. Lot 2 (less Notice is hereby given that the public or justice of the peace in îtc»ciC*c»c*c»c««c«c*c*G*c*c/4 Sid ' Secoure*? ÂoÇlodPÂ ^anS C°Unty Clerk and Ex-Officio ReSls spent Saturday and Sunday in War- Joyce Farrell is at the Orr home That Sreat 3ove pervades the en­ tend. for a few dayS tire story. Yet the shimmering Gov. Lot 2, Sec. 35, Twp. 32 N. 5:00 o’clock P M un to ' and in i trar of Uncoln County* Montana. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gee and ) h, J. Fowler was over to the beauty of Loretta Young and her Rge. 34 W. M. M. eluding September’23, 1938, for the in?gated thib 25th day ae2r^8U5t’ family visited in Libby Saturday ; Meadows Monday. teve for one of the brothers, Rich- purpose of registering for the Gen- agzo-szz-m, afternoon ^ ^ , i Gene Scott was in Troy on busi- ard Greene (a sensational new star eral Election. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Conner and ness the first of the week discovery, by the way) is a joy Registration Books close FRIDAY, daughter left for Belton one day j Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Davis and to behold. f------' ----- I'LL BUY THAT SHOT- SEPTEMBER 23, 1938, at 5:00 o'clock Honors Gastronomic Heroes Barbara spent Monday evening att j Miss Young gives a flawless per­ Jr-. „ .• . .. . France honors its gastronomic he- the C. E. Gilbertson home. formance as the American girl who GUN NOW- I SOLD SOME C Electors wishing to register and and heroines In a villase near Libby Professional Directory Mrs, H. J. Fowler visited Mrs. I covers her intense loyalty to the STUFF FROM THE ATTIC ($ residing within ten miles of the Foes aaa,“eromei’' in 3. l, .u ° r W. J. Lloyd test Friday. brothers’ cause with an “American” County Clerk’s office are required to Grasse is a monument to the m- WITH A WANT AD j Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon McKay flippancy which amazes her British ' VW! appear in person at his office to reg- ventor of Peach melba, the discov- and children of Wallace, Ida., were sweetheart most of all, but more \\ W W ister. Those residing more than erer of camembert has a statue at guests at the Gene Scott home a than anything puts spirit and vigor ten miles from the County Clerk’s Vimoutiers, while Madame Poulard, DR. KELLER couple of days test week. Mrs. into the grim quest. / office may register at his office or the famous omelette maker, is en* McKay is a sister of Mr. Scott. There are supurb characteriza- before any deputy registrar, notary 1 shrined at Mont St Michel. Optometrist of Kalispell ; School begins next Monday at tions in the great cast. Special men- will be in Libby Sept. 10. Make Manicke with Miss Grace Kenelty 1 tion should go to George Sanders, 1 as teacher. David Niven, William Henry (the : appointments at Hotel Libby. other three brothers), C. Aubrey I 0 Chinese Do Not Whisper Smith (the father), J. Edward Brombery, John Carradine, Alan Passing• secrets around in. com- Hale, Reginald Denny, Berton 0 7K i DR. V. A. HANNIGAN pany is difficult for a Chinaman, Churchill and Barry Fitzgerald, o since it is almost impossible for the The screen play by Richard Sher- Chinese language to be whispered, man, Sonya Levin and Walter Fer- D«ntist It is a tone language and the inflec- ris, was prepared from the book by tions are almost as important as the David Garth. (Oook with (BOIL© First State Bank Bldg. syllables, the same thing is true j “Four Men and a Prayer,” is an- if of other tone languages, such as other tribute to the skill of Dar- Sell “White Elephant» Japanese and Burmese. ryl F. Zanuck in preparing motion Buy What You Want! Æ picture masterpieces. ■ r' Every one should see it. Ji V DR. CHAS. J. MARTIN Why Wires Do Not Shock Birds MWrWgr- 6 ! 111 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON The reason birds on live electric ; wires do not get shocked is that Marathon Golfer Wins Farm & Office in Libby Hospital Building when they sit on. an electric wire c/ Office Phone No. 120; Ees. 76. they are not grounded, and hence ■ l : no circuit is produced. m

Spanish Galleons in War ‘ w1 Telephone 106-J Spanish galleons of the Fifteenth- 10 , Seventeenth centuries served both 1 1^'’ DR. H. A. KING as war and merchant ships. 4 Chiropractor Odd Fellow’s Bldg. ; . Libby Montana SkCùOrtdVL . tel f 1L V ...... A DR. J. W. CHURCH r*rC OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN By DR. JOHN W. HOLLAND Mineral Ave. Phone 87 Abraham Lincoln made stair Your electric refrigerator does more LIBBY, MONTANA steps out of his stumbling than keep things cold. It does cold Your Electric Refrigerator blocks. I cooking, too. In it you can make de­ In the game between govern­ licious frozen and jellied salads, and L It fully automatic, and naadt na ments, money is the high wonderful home made ice cream end attention. Jut) plug it in. MARSHALL MURRAY trump card. water ices. You can regulate it for lie who wrongs Mother Nature Y quick freezing or slow, so that it will J Maintain! a l«mpafatur* of 50* Attorney at Law Will find that she is an irate fit in with your meafgetting sched­ or balow in tha itoraga compart­ Practice in All Courts mother-in-law. ule nicely. Cold cookery is very in­ ment!. Office: HOTEL LIBBY BLDG. You are exceedingly fortunate If expensive, too. The refrigerator does Phone 180 Libby, Mont. you can meet misfortune with it at the same time that it keeps al| 3 _ Matai dalicioui froi«n dauartt fortitude. perishable foods safely cool, end you’ and salads in the frMiing trays. : There is no such thing as taking know it does that for only a tew Supplia» plenty of pora, »periling a little chance with evil. The J. Smith Ferebce, young Chicago broker who achieved the amazing pennies a day. Find out how easily ENGINEERING, MINING AND (ca cubat for coW bavaragas. odds are against you. feat of shooting 144 holes of golf in 15 hours and thereby winning sole you can have one. v- — TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING title to a §30,000 Virginia plantation and a number of cash bets. Fcrebee Lincoln County offers many Min­ When a person grows charitable ing opportunities. toward his own faults, char­ played the four 18-hole courses at Olympia Fields twice, averaging under 91 per round. The bet that resulted in the one-man golf marathon was IRA C. MILLER acter degeneration lias set In. (