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Libby, Mont. Tunes It Is Mainly Concerned Are: PLAIN MIX «: Are Hostesses at Shower Thursday, November 24,1938 THE WESTERN NEWS, LIBBY, MONTANA PAGE FIVE g>>»>»>>»>*>»>>***>>>*>>>>*»>>>>***>*»>>* The sewing circle of the WOTM Paleontology Exhibit *1 8 will meet at the home of Mrs. S Chet Smith the afternoon of No- Given State for Fair 1/ 2 vember 30. // * St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild will „Major Darwin Harbricht of Fort * 2.hold a food sale at the Kootenai *ec^’ nationally known paleontolo- SANTA CLAUS 8 Mercantile Saturday p. m. Decern- 8J-55 ia? ^1.ven, Montana a remark- * ber 10. Sale starts at 1 p. m. with alde exhibit of dinosaur fossil, pine will be at : For Your Thanksgiving Dinner no orders taken before that time. It Çones- fossil figs and similar geo- « ,, t u- ^°r ~ exhibitlogical materiallodge at for the use San in theFrancisco state s : tano, Calif last Thursday evening. worjfj fajr 1939. The display will « : Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. de incorporated in other exhibits PENNEY'S : ROUNDUP FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 Ba/r> haw, recelved a card of her that will tell the story of Montana's « No. I’s, 2 for 29c 5 5316 arnval history and recreational resources. : 2 Ed. Hewitt, Ted Baeth and Mrs. FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI S George Baeth motored to Spokane 4Four s a Crowd Crowded Tin 10c 2 Sunday to take Katherine Baeth to ™ Ciwaea SATURDAY 2 that city for a mastoid operation. With Stars and Comedy DEL MONTE GRAPEFRUIT * The child’s condition was reported Afternoon, 2 to 4 o'clock No. 2’s, 2 for 23c 2 today to be critical and George Errol Flynn. Olivia de Havilland, « w Baeth, her father left this after- Rosalind Russell and Patrie Knowles noon to be with her. share starring honors in the new : Warner Bros, comedy, “Four’s a All children invited to A REAL BAKING BARGAIN L 49 lbs. : Entertains Pinochle Club. Crowd ” which opens Sunday at the shake hands with Santa. » The R. C. C, Pinochle club of Kootenai theatre. M^ Rainy creek was entertained by Mrs. "Four’s a Crowd” has only one ob- ^ John Bromfield Thursday afternoon, jective, and that’s to make the audi- OCCIDENT FLOUR • High score was won by Mrs. Blake, ence laugn. It is an up-to-the-mm- ÛïaAeA CB&tteA CRajuu/ V JJ Delicious refreshments were served uie comedy ot the American scene. 8 $1.75 8 by the hostess at the close of the The story moves along at a breath- PENNEY'S afternoon. The next meeting will less pace, with a rapid-fire succès- J.C.PENNEY COMPANY , Inc. be held at Mrs. Ade Courtright’s on sjon of novel and humorous twists. CHRISTMAS CANDIES ARE HERE » December 1. The four persons with whose for­ Libby, Mont. tunes it is mainly concerned are: PLAIN MIX «: Are Hostesses at Shower. A Bright and fascinating newspa­ Pound 12c perman, played by Errol Fyinn; a Mrs, Jack Swarens and Mrs. spoiled but charming heiress, piayed CITY BOWLING LEAGUE ; Wayne Kemper entertained a group by Olivia de Havilland; a clever JUMBO BUMS * °J ladies Saturday night at the home smoothie of a girl reporter, played STANDINGS. 2 pounds for 25c 2 I -M«rS; ^warfnsù tbe P|^asar^f a^air by Rosalind Russell; and a rich piay- 5 ! Erickso6nVenThe0 evening wls devoid boy ’ played by Palnc Knowles. wno Gilt Tops Won Lost 1 48 15 ^ tncKson. xne evening was devoted inherits a newspaper. Wpcfprn Npivc And Many Others to Choose From J ^ con^’ *our P^les being in Also prominent in the proceedings Richard & Miller 44 19 2 Play- High score prize was won by : Walter Connollv as a ranacious ; ÎV • d , t Mll‘er ' .......39™ 24! Kootenai Theatre i Mrs. C. W Gildea, theconsolation bUCcan«£ ofthebasinlssworMwho InS‘ C°............... 38 25 5 by Mrs. J. W. Farris and a travel- “oîSSi Lrandfathe?55 world wh0 I Ubby Creamery . 30 33 * ine prize bv Mrs Erickson The s . ,via.s granaiatner. ,Snowhite Market 7 56 , Aside from the principals named, Thursday, Friday, Saturday * nd °tJt other contributors to the infectious I High singles, one game, H. Slei- .f p hl n cl l Z Dainty merriment of "Four’s a Crowd ” m-!zer- 256- November 24, 25, 26 United Purity Stores : refreshments were served. c]ude Hugh Herbert, Melville Coop- High three games, one man, R. A Reunion to Shout About! er and Franklin Pangborn. Roberts 675. Stars of “Captain Courageous” in Marriage Licenses. another exciting adventure on the ! High team, actual pins, one game. sea of life October 17 Nathanial L. Saunders J0b Insurance Fund Universal Ins. Co., 1096. and Elvirah C. Murray, both of Lib­ Freddie Bartholomew High team, three games, actual Mickey Rooney by. The ceremony was given by Nearing Half Million pins, Universal Ins. Co., 2954. J. W. Haigler. in High team, one game with Hd’cp., “LORD JEFF” DON'T NEGLECT COLDS Montana’s unemployment com­ Universal Ins. Co. 1189. CAPITOL QUIPS. pensation fund paid by employers, with wilt-total more than £4,750,000 by High team, three games with Capitol News in Brief by United Charles Coburn, Gale Sondergaard, Complete stock McKesson's Cold and the end of this month, according to Hd’cp., Gilt Tops, 3283._____ Herbert Mundin Cough Remedies. Use Hough’s chest Press. Barclay Craighead, chairman of the Two five-men teams journeyed to --------------------------------------------- - oil or albatum for that chest cold. Emmett Shandy, Deer Lodge, was bureau. When the unemployed Kalispell Sunday, competing in Sunday, Monday, November 27 28 pardoned for a crime that never le- compensation law becomes effective tournament held there with teams Sunday: Matinee 3:00 Complete assortment of sick room gaily happened and was released next July 1, covered workers will from Missoula, Whitefish, Libby and É needs. from the state penitentiary after receive benefits when they are un­ Kalispell in play. Evening 7:30 and 9:00 serving one year of a seven year employed, according to provisions Team No, 1, Libby vs. Kalispell. Errol Flynn, Olivia DeHavilland sentence which was passed on him of the law. won four and lost two. The thrilling lovers of ROBIN HOOD when he pleaded guilty. After Team No. 2 won two and lost together in a merry, mad, modern Shandy pleaded guilty, Thomas TO THE VOTERS OF LINCOLN four, playing against Whitefish, romance! HOUGH'S Ryan, Powell county rancher, could COUNTY. High scorer for Libby, H. Han- “FOUR’S A CROWD Phone 55-J. Prescriptions not identify two calves allegedly I wish to take this opportunity of son, 215. stolen by Shandy, as his. extending by thanks to the voters Because of Thanksgiving, next with of Lincoln County who gave me League games will be set for Fri Rosalind Russell, Patricia Knowles, Sam Runyan of the Yaak attend- '«C^C*C^DC*C*C4C^«C»^e^«C«C«C«C^aGDC«t*CtC«C*C« their support at the general elec- day, Nov. 25 at regular hours. Walter Connolly, Hugh Herbert and ed the sessionJ of court here Tues­ non. 1 wish to assure you that I-------------------------- meivme Cooper. day. I appreciate that support. The Broadwater county welfare ~ ... ,__ . Kt „„ ... LESLIE C. KENSLER. board warned that itinerant work- ‘ Wednesday Nov. „9, 30 Mrs. A1 Measure left for Spokane ers could not be put on relief rolls ! “LITTLE TOUGH GUY Sunday evening. She plans to stay Church News RANGES UNDERSTOCKED. already taxed to the breaking point I mcAi with the M for some time. when they wefe alarmed by a flood | V. F. Bushnell of Troy was a busi­ of unemployed pouring into the j “Dead End Kids ness visitor in this city Tuesday. Kirkpatrick Bros. Construction In the “best condition in years,” Co. are starting to move some of St. John’s Lutheran Church. Montana’s cattle are entering the county in search of work on the | There will be no play school or their machinery to Kalispell. J winter season on ranges under­ Broad water-Missouri reclamation i kindergarten Saturday due to the “The Friendly Church stocked at the present time, accord­ project. holiday. Ralph Larson of Columbia Falls Sunday, Nov. 27 ing to a statement by Dr. W. J. But­ Kalispell visitors in Libby on spent Tuesday in Libby visiting Regular morning worship begin­ ler, state veterinarian, A heavy Tuesday were W. C. Barnard, How­ friends and attending to business. ning at 11 a, m. grass crop this year accounts for the ard Bischoff, Riley Cole. Mr. and Mrs. George Fortier of Sunday school 9:45 a. m. excellent condition of the cattle, C. D. Christianson and J. L. Ronan visited with Patrolman and The Ladies’ Aid will meet in the while larger than normal shipments Stephens of Whitefish attended to Mrs. George Mourar Sunday and church basement on Thursday af­ out of the state during the recent business in Libby Tuesday. Monday. ternoon, Dec. 1, Mrs. John Finland, dry years brought about the under­ * Paul Church left last Thursday for hostess. Miss Dorothy Markus will leave If you have no church affiliations stocked condition. £ Great Falls where he attended to this evening to spend the Thanks­ Dr. Butler said “it is a blessing” business. Mr. Church returned you are invited to worship with us! the ranges are understocked as they j Monday. giving holidays with her parents in H. L. PFOTNHAUER, Whitefish. Pastor. will have a chance to come back ! Delbert Hudlow and Coleridge after years of overgrazing. Mon-1 tDefrosting VGrill #Skid McDougal of Troy attended court Mr. and Mrs. George Stoltz ar­ tana’s cattle rank with those of a : Fans Covers Chains here Tuesday in connection with a rived home last Wednesday from Christian Science Church.
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