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The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
MODSEHEART BENEFIT DANCE
 SATURDAY FEB. FIRST

Under the auspices of Nome Lodgc No. 1d13. Loyal Order of Moose. q dance will be held on Saturday next, February 1st. at the A. E. Hall, commencing at 2 r. M.
 "The Arctic Melodians' will furnish up to date dance music and good time is assured all who will attend.
 The price Of admission to the dance floor has been fixed at SIS each. while spectators occupying the gallery will be taxed fifty cents The dance floor tickets will bear Il coupon which will entitle the holder of the lucky number to the cash door prize,
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
Bill II,rOokins Arrives Town

Bill Brookrns, Council miner and ssprospector arrived during the week on business. MT. Brookins reports that there Is very little prospecting this winter in his sec tlon Trappers are having less populaee of Council are all en- toying good health SO Mir. Brook ins reports.
The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
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The Nome nugget., 1930-01-25
LOCAL NEWS
JOINT INSTALLATION
 AT ODD FELLOWS .UALL

'ff'y VFF'f't- 't'' - w D'' IfsHows Hall. Nome Lodge No Al and Midnight Sun i,sbshnh Lodge No "A [ Q. Q. F. held a joint installation Of Inc officers tbe work of these great fratsrni- iies. fnt tha term comtnenoins in January nf tliis year
 The beautiful and ornate osfe- snuies of tho Order were sselnpli- fed In fuil by Inc installing stan which was composed of the tol lowing
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 The officers inptailed were as follows;
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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Cook Dies Suddenly
At Survey Camp

John f. Hogan, So years of age ano
native Of Fort Dodge, Iowa was
found dead in his bed at the u. S
Survey camp nine miles this side oil
Rexford, Sunday morning.
Hogan, who had served as cook for
the Survey creek for several years, and
had come with them from Helena to
help establish the camp last week, pre-
pared and served supper Saturday
night, and apparently was feeling quite
well He had suffered the extraction
OF several teeth in Spokane the first
OF the week, however, and had not
been in his usual good health, though
was not considered ILL
When no call for breakfast was heard
Sunday morning nephew, F. E. Nc
Dermott, who had just come to the
camp from Fort Dodge, Iowa, to act
as a surveyor, investigated and dis
covered his uncle dead. No inquest or
post-mortem was necessary, il being
q case OF natural death from an UNI
known cause
The body was shipped by express to
Fort Dodge Tuesday, where funeral
services will be held. The deceased
has been in this part of the state for
several years, and last year cooked Al
the Troy mines.
The survey camp is in charge Of w
r. Bandy.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
GOMPF MAKES IMPROVEMENT
ON UNDERTAKING PARIOp

Mrs. H. M. Gompf has completed the
remodelng of her home and funera
parlors. An addition, Is by 80 feet
has been built, connecting the home
with the parlors.
This addition contains three large
rooms, one, the family room, on the
north, and two beautifully equipped
slumber rooms on the south. New rugs
have been laid throughout the estab-
lishment, and the porches Of the chapel
have been encased in glass and cur
tanned, to afford the extra space so
badly needed heretofore.
These improvements make Mrs
Gompfs undertaking parlors very at
tractive, and the chapel will now &C
commodate an attendance Of between
an and 400 people. An office has also
bc&n fitted up m tbe home, 10 render
greater convenience.
BY means of these improvements the
living rooms of Mrs. Gompfs home
can also be utilized, If the chapel is
filled to capacity, and both the music
room and the family living room can
be used in rendering music for the fu-
nerals held.
An enclosed front porch and fla
stone walk add greatly to the charm
OF the house, and soft lantern lights
aid greatly in the general effect. These
convenviences and improvements make
OF Mrs. Gompfs establishment a first
class, modern and attractive property.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
KEMP TRUCK CAPSIZES
ON TRAINOR HILL BEND

Failure of the shift to work on the
new two and one-half ton logging
truck driven by Walter Kemp resulted
IN bad spill on Trainor hill Thursday
afternoon. The truck was heavily load
ed with shale rock, and as Kemp at
tempted to shift to compound low
3far during the descent Of Trainor hill,
ne shit stuck, and he lost control Il
the truck, but kept Il we'll in the road
until It struck . large tree at the bend
IN the hill, and tire blew out. This
buckled the truck completely. over, it
landing with the wheels in the air.
Kemp was accompanied by Harold
Chapel and Bob McGrew, who he
told to jump when he realized the
truck was out of control. They were
therefore clear of the wreck, but Young
Kemp was forced to crawl forth from
the wreckage, luckily escaping with
minor injuries. He suffered bruises
and cuts Of the left cheek, hip bruises
and q leg cut. The truck was badly
demolished.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05

Covered Dish Luncheon To
Conclude This Years
Meetings. !
PROGRAM INCLUDES
MUSICAL FEATURES

A covered dish luncheon will fe.-
ture the last meeting Of the Libby
Woman's Club for this year.
The luncheon, for members of the
club only, will be held at the club
house at 1:20 o'clock Tuesday, june
10, and it Is hoped that the entire
membership win be present
Following the luncheon a regular
business meeting will take place. At
which time the new officers for the
next year will be installed. An I'M
usual musical program will conclude
the afternoon
Outgoing officers of the club win b.
Mrs. 4 Jaqueth, president, and Mrs.
kedzie, vice president, who will be in
stalled as president Mrs. r. ]. Piedalue
and Mrs. II. M Gompf are resieninp
from the executive board, and their
places will be taken by Mrs. M. d.
Rowland and Mrs A. A. Wood. Mrs
Ralph Fields will be installed as vice
president; Mrs Smithberger and Mrs.
Peay will continue to serve this wear
as secretary and treasurer, respectively.
The other member of the executive
board is Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe. /.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
LUMBER BUSINESS,
EvERYBODY'S BUSINESS

SPOKANE, Wash.-"We extol tn.
beauties OF the Inland Empire, its lake.
and mountain streams, but there woulc
be few, and the beauties of these
would be married did not the virgin
timber come down to their shores.
said Dean 7. IS. Spaulding of the For
estry department Of the University oil
Montana, to a group which has beer
newly organized in Spokane with the
idea that its members, representative
citizens and club members, shall carry
back to their own groups, ideas on all
matters pertaining to the good of the
forests In this way it is hoped that
further publicity will be given such
matters and that the public will become
more alert to the value of the timber
and the need of preserving it.
First suggestions for such an activity
came in the form of a resolution
passed during the recent Washington
State Forestry Conference, held in
Spokane and has been further spon-
sored hy the Timber Products Bureau
of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Pioneer Matr0nGoeS
To Final Reward

Mrs. Rhoda Noel, 70 years of age,
passed away Saturday evening after a
two years illness. She had resided in
Libby the past six years, at the homes
OF her son, Sherman Noel, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. B. Clowers.
Accompanied by grandson, Everett
Noel the body was shipped Tuesday to
Utica, Montana, where funeral serv-
ices will be held and burial will take
place, beside the husband, Thursday
afternoon
John Duffy, father Of Mrs. Sherman
Noel, Mrs. Clowers and Mr.. Noel drove
over to attend the funeral services.
Mrs. Noel was pioneer of Montana,
having come to this state from her
birthplace at Unionville, Missouri,
many years ago. She was loving,
kindly mother, and leaves, besides sew
eral sisters and brothers and great
many friends, five sons and three
daughters. They are Sherman Noel and
Mrs. Clowers Of Libby, Clarence, Of
Turner, Montana; Hugh, Of Unionville,
Missouri; Charles and Chloe, of Utica,
Montana; Mrs. Clint Noel Of Seymore,
Iowa, and Mrs. Charles Mcclure, Of
Gothamburg, Nebraska
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Warden EXpOunds
Beauties Of Region

HELENA, June 5.-(U.P.)-Robert
N. Hill, game warden, has Just re-
turned from Libby, county seat of Lin
coin county, with an interesting tale
Of the beauty, the grandeur and the
wildness of the scenery of which tina,
northwestern Montana county abounds
Mr. Hill attended the annual meet
ing of the Libby Rod and Gun club
and during his visit made a trir
through the Yak river country by
automobile He travelled from Libby
down the Kootenai river to Troy anc
then back to Rexford.
The game warden said this district
is one of the widest and most beauti.
full virgin timber territory he hac
ever seen He told of driving on one
way roads scaling mountains; Of dee,
canyons and high mountains. Hs sai<
the country Is 4 wonderful place fol
one who seeks nature In the raw"
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
SALT LAKE VISITORS
ENTERTAINED AT PARTY

Mrs Len Olson and Mrs. Ray Weld
man entertained at five tables Of
bridge Wednesday evening at the Oh
son home, in honor of Mrs. r. w. En-
NETT, and Miss Doris Emmett, of Ogder
and Salt Lake, who are here as guests
of Mrs. Glenn West.
The home was decorated in vile
roses and the color scheme Of cream
and rose were carried out in the re-
freshnents.
High score award was won by Mrs
Harry brinton and low by Mrs. Ralph
Fields, with gift prizes going to the
honor guests.
Mrs. w. n Emmett, mother Of Mrs
West, together. with Mrs. r. w. EN-
NETT her two sons, Robert and Earle
and Miss Emmett, are leaving today
for Salt Lake, after two weeks visi,
in Libby.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
County Highways Being Improved

The County Commissioners met in
regular business session Monday, June
z. Routine business was handled
Commissioner Brink announces that
the widening Of the county road, from
the Baker garage to the juncture Of
the state highway, near Jennings, is
being completed by county tractor and
grader at minimum cost. Two trucks
are now on the road, and will distrib-
ute gravel to rough and rocky spots,
thus making great improvement over
the seven or eight miles being worked
Three men are operating the trucks
and doing the gravel hauling, and will
be doing this work for the remainder
of the month.
The grader and tractor will soon be
operating between Happys Inn and
the county line, where that portion Of
the road will be put in first class con-
dition.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
NOTIFIES CAMP PICNIC
NEXT TUESDAY AT URAL

The third Mothers Camp and annual
picnic will be held At the Lawrence
ranch, near Ural on June IL.
Miss Nora L. Hulbush Of the Boze-
man Extension service will give DEM
onstration in kitchen improvements
and Efficiency. A program of sports and
contest, similar to that carried out in
former years is also planned. The Lib
by School Boys Band will be fea-
ture of the program and director Hair
old Gompf asks for car room for 50.
In case OF bad weather tents and
shelter will be provided for those pres
ent.
Everybody is invited, and the COM
mittee urges those who wish trans
portation to call Mrs. Redfield.
Free coffee and lemonade will be
furnished, those attending bringing
their own lunches and plates and forks.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
ProgrtssLa undfy
Changes Hands

Completion OF negotiations this past
week were made, whereby the Progress
Laundry, for ten years owned by M.
J. DeLAno, was purchased by Donald
Hargreaves and T. G. Berry.
Hargreaves has been connected with
the laundry for several years, and is
thoroughly acquainted with the BUSH
ness and the city needs and demands.
He Is to be associated with Berry. who
has just come here from Moscow, Ida,
and they will carry out the high bust
ness principles, and the prompt, cour-
teous and efficient service their ex-
perience warrants.
The management Of the Progress
Laundry will continue to solicit the
patronage Of = wide group ~ 9sople
and the new ownnn nxe nmhftiDsi4, up
standing young men who will warrant
this pAtronaoe.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Eastern Star
PaysHonor
Grand matrOn
Mrs. jeanette T i d y m a n
Visits Western Montana
Chapters O. E. 8.
LUNCHEON AND
BANQUET HELD

Mrs. jeanette Tidyman, of joliet
worthy grand matron of the Easter
Star, for Montana, was the homo
guest at a banquet given by the 10
cal chapter at the Masonic hall Satur.
day evening. The tables were beauti
fully set with baskets of spring flow
ers, thanked by tall lighted blue AMI
yellow tapers, as decoration At thu
central table, at which were seated TIL
honor guest, the officers Of the chapter
and the past patrons and matrons
small flower placecards, holding
burning candle were placed, which
added to the beauty Of the scene.
About rs members of the Eastern
Star attended the dinner.
Following the banquet the regular
meeting was held, with the opening o.
the chapter and demonstration OF the
Star work, after which Mrs. Tidymar
was presented.
tive and inspiration address to the
Order, complimentins the officers upon
the excellence of their work and the
spirit with which it was accomplished
and stressing the lessons to be derived
from srrrh vsanrk
Mrs Nod Io,oh;n presented the
a~a-,d ,.o~thv ,catror nth : off from
a. chsntsr ard also bestowed unon
Mrs Albsrta Pnvland associate grand
anaa,.a.rsss fn~ tha s,ate corsaue
- flowars
pas. Ma,rons and patro,e ri the
nrdar n,a-s r-es.rted 10 Mrs TIDY
,-,aa J., NJ. Io,,gh;r and aa ! mark
80 1870. ,.,e-e escort.d - th- ra.1
Thosa who s,-re nres~nt ver~ p..t
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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
John Curtis Editor
Freshmen Kainlin

yU AZ
" y. curtis IS in recsipt Of In.
copy OF tne Montana kaimin, the UNI
ysisi'y OF Montana simi-weekiy panpr.
ms copy Is the Freshman Edition hi
vas eoi.eo Dy Jonn curtis, . memher
u .ne freshman journalism class
Inc naimln IS four page, seven
column Sheet and is entirely stu-
uent work the editing and advertis-
ing al peing done by journalism stu
oenls The freshman Edition Is The
nnuai venture OF the first year stu
oenss IN actual news writing and edit
nf ana great credit Is reflected upon
Jonn curtis for the excellent paper be
PuIs our.
Folowing = an editorial well worth
Feaoing oy any subscriber, student or
otnerwise, which comes from Johns
pen, or rather typewriter:
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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Railroad Officials Visit


w. r. Bremner, president of the
Minneapolis and St. Louis railway
company, together with ]. A. Lucey.
lTaiiic manager, were in Libby Tues
DAY evening, where they were met by
u =. Spoor, general agent of the rail-
road, located at Spokane, who motored
them to that city Wednesday morn
ing.
The stop included a business con-
tact visit here.
On Friday Mr.. Bremner will be the
principal speaker at the Pacific North
west Advisory Board meeting. in Spo-
kane.
:, Il h Veldman, traffic manager for
The =. Neils cnn1pany. departed far
spoAene Wednesday to attend a.
Board m4etin9
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Licenses Gives County $1,29s.1O

HELENA, June 5.-UP.)-License
receipts continue to enrich the Golfers
OF Montana's S. counties, although the
sum received by number Of the
smaller counties for May receipts is
quite small.
The total for May was sll6,621.75.
The money received is distributed to
various counties in proportion to the
licenses taken out in each The funds
are used for road construction.
Lincoln county's slice of the May IL
cense mellon was $1,299.10
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Highway Contracts Include Lincoln.

HELENA, June 5.-(U.P)-Twenty
Montana counties will benefit from the
various state highway contracts let by
the state highway commission, to date
ototalling $l,l60,511, authorities an
nounced.
Thus far, the commission has lie,
contracts for the grading of 64.49 miles
surfacing Of 51.368 miles, 1925 miles
of oiling including some resurfacing
Is miles regarding and the construc-
ton Of q bridges.
The highway work includes the con-
struction of three bridges in Lincoln
county.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Libby Young People Wed.

The Bonners Ferry Herald an
nounces the issuing Of marriage IL
cense to Harold H. Rose and Kathryn
Gaines of Libby.
The young people were married
the same day in Bon1ers Ferry by
Rev. E. r. Henderson.
The bride and groom are well known
IN Libby, Rose having graduated from
the Libby high school in 1927 and his
bride with the class OF 1929.
They are living in the apartments
back Of the Rose residence, where thew
will be at home to their many friends
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
will Act As Alternate Tor SousIey.

George Hort, forestry student OF
the University of Idaho, arrived in
Libby Monday to act as alternate fol-
Ranger Dewey Sousley at the Upper
Ford Ranger Station during the sum-
mer. This is Hjorts third summer on
the Kootenai, and last summer he was
the Upper Ford alternate also.
Last week HORT distinguished him
salt In the dual track meet between
Idaho and Montana. which was won
by Idaho, by placing first in the 40
yard dash, running it in SIS, and first
ii the broad jump, which distance he
was member ofthe relayn which
won the race, time 3:47.6.
Hjort's home is in KooskIa, idaho
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Secretary Of State Harmon
Announces Election Calendar

HELENA, June 3.-(U.P) --Atten
ton voters and candidates. Here i
Montana's election calendar extendin,
from June 4 to December |. rs an,
nounced by Secretary of State W. Z
Harmon II you would adhere to tn
manifold rules and regulations attend
ing the conduct Of Montana elections
clip this chart and refer to 1t when ,
questions arises in your mind
TIE electisM calendar 6olst Al
June 4The final day on which
candidates may file for state offices.
June 5-19LBetween these dates the
secretary OF state certifies candidate.
for the primary election
June 14-This is the final day or
which petitions for nomination fol-
county offices may be filed.
July 3-The final day for filing with
the secretary of state completed init
ative measures.
July 14-On this date blanks for
reporting election expenses will be
mailed to various state candidates.
July 15-primary election.
July 25-This is the final date on
which nominees who have been nomi-
mated on more than one ticket NAV
accept the nomination of one party or
the other.
July 27-The secretary Of state will
send special messengers for returns
which have not reached his office.
July W-The state canvassing board
must complete the election canvass by
this date.
August 4-On this date the printing
OF pamphlets containing proposed init
alive, referendum measures must be
completed
August 11-This is the final day on
which initiative and referendum
pamphlets may be distributed to county
clerks.
September 5-October 5-Between
these dates candidates nominated by
parties not admitted to the primary
election must file certificates Of nom
nation. Ito be admitted to the pri-
mary election, party must have at
least three per cent Of the total vote.
This year only the republican and
democratic parties are admitted to the
primary.
September 15-This is the final date
on which state central committees may
meet to formulate state platforms.
September 25-October 9-Within
this period state candidates for the
general election ballot, and the titles
OF special measures are certified
October n-This is the final date
on which candidate may decline
nomination, if he has been selected for
office by a convention of party not
eligible to take part in the primary
election.
November Expense blanks will be
mailed to candidates and organizations
taking part IN the state campaign.
November General election.
November &-The secretary of state
may send special messenger for re-
turns not received
December THE date on which the
state canvaasing board must have COM
pleted the state canvass.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Farewell Party by X. N. A.

Mrs. Frank Warrington was the
guest of honor at surprise party Civ
en- for her at her home Sunday eve
ming by some thirty members of the
R. N. A.
Games and a general social good
time were enjoyed, with refreshments
served at the close Of the evening.
The Warringtons are leaving Libby
soon to take up location elsewhere
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-05
Entertain For Departing Teachers

Mr. and Mrs. James Christie enter
tanned informally Saturday evening in
honor Of Miss Barnes and Miss Bean,
who departed Sunday for their home
in North Dakota
Cards were the diversion of the eve
ming, two tables being in play AL
a late hour refreshments were served.