Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30

They were a most admirable group
of well hammered, refined students
a class to be proud of. They partook
Of all of the sports the Inn provides
for its guests and enjoyed themselves
thoroughly.
Fishing in La Vonne lake at the
Inn continues very good. w. J. Bar
rett caught q in little over an hour
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Barrett with
friends met him at the Inn on her
return from Hot Springs where she
has been for the past three weeks
E. B. Donahue, state high engineer,
and Flathead county commissioners
spent Thursday fishing near the Lloyd
ranch and in the lakes at the Inn,
returning with plenty of fish for all
of the party. They also made an in
| spection of the maintenance work on
the new stretch of highway, which
is in fine shape.
Many Kalispell cars are driving to
the Inn these days just for the outing,
the roads being in good shape so they
report.
F. J. townsend, proprietor of Hap
py's Inn, and Miss Selma Strachan,
spent Thursday in Kalispell on bust
ness.
A band Of sheep is being driven
from the reservation to range be-
tween McGregor lake and Pleasant
Valley around the south and west
slope of Meadow Peak. That means
they will come close to the Thompson
lakes country, but owing to the low
or lands being used for cattle graz
ing, no doubt the sheep will be kept
| higher up to not interfere with them.
| The sheep men are at the Inn over the
week end.
Oscar Fields of Libby and Mr.
/ Oscar Brengord Of New York City,
were guests at the Inn Friday enjoy
ing the good fishing.
The government horses which have
been ranging in the reservation coun-
| try since last fall, were corralled at
Happy's Inn Tuesday of this week.
They were driven over by three rang
ers, and expected to reach Swamp
creek station some time Wednesday,
A truck load with nine men all with
the u. s. survey, were over night
guests at Happy's Inn. Thursday en-
route to Warland where they will be
joined by others and make a geologi-
cal survey in that district.
Mr.. Paisley, Flathead county agent,
and Miss Frances Smith, extension
agent of the same county were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Townsend at. the
Inn Thursday over night.
Henry Staudacher, Miss Evelyn
Lloyd and Mr.. Earl Walker spent q
pleasant evening at Happy's Inn on
the 23rd
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Sales, Mr..
and Mrs. Jess Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stallfuss and Mrs. VIM Lang, all
] from the Thompson River district,
stopped at Happy's Inn on their re-
turn from club meeting which was
held at Mrs. VIM. Lloyd's on Friday,
the oath. The meeting was we'll at
tended, numbering forty or more.
Among Sunday dinner guests from
Libby at Happy's Inn were Fred Bur-
lingham, Jack Weir, Joe Boyer and
John Lovick. Mr.. and Mrs. Erick
Erickson and son, Mr. and Mrs. James
Krall, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Spencer
and son Clair and Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Burgett.
The high school civics class held
an all day picnic at the Inn Sunday,
chaperoned by Miss Adele Wood. Pres
ent were Delbert Withee, Paul Marsh
all, Wort Allison, Phyllis De Lano,
Katherine Rouse, Rachel Sleizer, Jen-
ME, Bowen, Milton Manicke and FL
mer Switzer.
Joe Sheffield and wife were am ing
the many fishermen at the Inn Sun
day. In their party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Delzer and son.
Mr.. Wood Of the K M. with q large
party Of Notwithstanding Mrs Wood,
were successful in fishing at the lakes
at the Inn Sunday
Mrs. Cormier and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. Sleizer and family motored
to the Inn Sunday.
Howard Olsen, Jack Jefferson,
Frank Harness. Alvie Privett, Bill
Kammeyer and Carl Bessey were
luncheon guests at Happy's Inn on
their return from Kalispell Sunday
afternoon.
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