Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-01-22

Mrs. ]. Y. Smith, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dell Pike,
left Sunday morning for Oilmont
where she will visit another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Otis Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ramlow and
daughter, and Mr.. George RAINBOW
were here visiting Mrs. RAINBOW and
Aida over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Kin Erwin are the
proud parents of an 8l2 pound baby
girl Ray Delphine, born. Monday
morning at the Olsen hospital
A Joint installation Of Royal Neigh
Dor and Modern Woodmen officers was1
held at the Masonic Temple Wednes-
day night Royal Neighbor District
Deputy Hazel Brawley was here from
Whitefish to help. install the Royal
Neighbor officers. Augusta McGlenn
was installing chancellor, and LYME
Graves was ceremonial marshal. The
following r. N A. officers were in
stalled:
Oracle, Margaret Zook; vice oracle,
Frances Drake; chancellor, Nettie
Hendrickson; recorder, Nettie French;
receiver, Sarah Hendrickson; marshal,
Ruth Rhodes; assistant marshal. Eve
Ign Peltier; inner sentinel Alice Price;
outer sentinel, Jennie Alverson; man.
ayers, Helen Schagel, Title Porter,
Anna Rock; physician, DR.. Bayles,
musician, Enmeline Gael; past oracle,
Marie Richardson; faith, Sarah Web
Der; courage June Filiatreau; modesty,
Dorothy Raber; unselfishness, Marie
Gael; endurance, Edna Campbell; flag
bearer, Ella May Oman; juvenile d.
rector Florence Pike; captain OF de-
gree staff, Ethel Macdonald
Miss Marie Kersey and Miss Daisy
Spencer have taken rooms at the Mon
tana Hotel.
Mrs. Thomas c. Mullen of Red Eagle
spent the weekend as visitor at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. ]. r. Buh-
miller.
The Modern Woodmen will give |
their annual ST. Patrick's Day dance.
March 18th at Quirk's Hall. A good
time guaranteed. Iii
Miss Rua Van Horn, state super
visor of home economics from Boze-
man, was visiting the high schools /
home &c. department Tuesday and
Wednesday t
Friday, January 23rd, the Libby high |
school B. b. team will meet the l. c.
H. S. five on the local floor. Both |
teams are going to try their hardest /
for the lead and a good game is prom
ised A preliminary game will be
played by the L. c. All Stars, and the
Town Team This latter game alone
would be more than worth your
money: together, the games cdAdnt |
be bettered
Sterling Schagel was absent from
school several days last week with an
attack of the humps
The yell leaders report that the yell
practice which was held Tuesday noon
showed some excellent talent. Yell
leaders are. Girlo Schagel. Victor Pei |
tier. and Fl. N. Daroueh.
A pen rally was held Thursday night |
at the 81" on the hill
A beautiful picture of Glacier Park /
Indian chief, nainting of photo bv
Hileman, done in oil by ! Anderson
arrived at the high school Tuesday and
was hung over the stairway in the
west end of the upner hall II is pres
ent to the school from the class of "a.
the present freshmen.
The bows of the 9Th 7th and 9Th
grades are busy building hirdhouses in
a contest sponsored by the Women's |
Club.
Mrs e. NJ Preston left last week
for California where she will visit her
sister. She arrived safe and sound in
Pasadena SUNDAY morning. Mrs. Pres
ton felt that long rest in warm
climate would have beneficial eff
feet on her health.
The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle
will meet January 30th at the homo
of Mrs. Dell Pike.
George Shea and Glen Roose killed
two bears, a mother and her last
springs cub, last week in the noun
tains. The men followed cave which
led them about 40 feet into the hill.
the two bears being in little cham
Der at the end of the tunnel
Mrs. Jewel Thomas left Friday
morning for Shelby where she will
spend the weekend with her husband
Don Campbell was on the sick list
over the weekend.
Mrs. JASPER Graham is very i'll a.
the Alva Tench home