Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-04-14

Are You a Mason to a crowded
auditorium Thursday night. They play
was a comedy of the highest type and
the characters portrayed their parts I'M
usually well. It was given under the
direction of Miss Lois Thompson.
The high school orchestra under the
direction of Miss Grace Sweesy played
very beautifully several selections at
the Senior Class play Thursday night.
Preparations for the annual triangu-
lar track meet between Troy, Libby.
and Eureka are progressing rapidly.
The boys are working hard under
Coach Stantus and the track is con-
tinually being improved. Mr.. Christi
son, the commercial teacher, is work
ing his students overtime in preparing
for the coming events Boost for your
school by being at the track meet
April 30th.
DIR. r. w. Waters has new Buick
sedan delivered by Bert Sailing of Kali
ispeu.
Tom Burch and family from Gate
way are moving in the Lyons house on
the South side.
c. r. Diennan made a couple trips
to Libby last week. trucking hogs and
cattle to the Joughin Market of that
place.
Mrs. Fred Larson and children of
Spokane visited at the Alex Donaldson
home last week
Ella Marjorie Diernan celebrated
| her 5th birthday Wednesday of last
week by asking few friends and rel
atives to eat dinner with her at TOO
p. m.
Frank Olt is building an addition to
his house on the South side.
If you are looking for seed grain
and feed, see c. F. Dierman. 4546
Mrs. w. W. Smith of Ferry, Wash,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rock.
Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Simpson and
family and Rev. Shaw were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hendrick-
son Tuesday evening.
Robert Keller, oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Keller, is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gywn entertained Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Simpson and family
and Rev. Shaw Friday evening to din
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure and Miss
Louise Frost motored to Kalispell
Tuesday in Mr.. McClure's new Ply
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Robert Waller Thursday at
| ternoon. April 81.
| Gehart Johnson was Eureka Wis
itor Monday
| Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thompson and
Mrs. McNeilly Of Rexford were callers
in Eureka Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jacobs of Kalis-
pell were business visitors in Eureka
most Of the week.
The w. w. G. held very pleasant
and successful meeting at the home
of Lila and Dorothy Gasahl
The fourth grade is planning two
| functions before the closing of school
| One a health play with the characters
represented as vegetables, the other q
Chinese exhibit with genuine Chinese
/ articles making up the display
]. r. Rice and Miss Grace Frost, the
/ teacher at Gateway, are driving home
every evening and returning to theil
/ work early in the morning Mr., Rice
is the denot agent at Gateway.
/ The Methodist Ladies Aid met a
the home Of Mrs Emma Minteei
Thursday afternoon. Luncheon wa!
served by Mrs. Ray Frost, Mrs. Zook
Mrs. VIM. West, and Mrs, Myrtle Gar
| ven.
The Group II with Mrs. Fred Knot
as chairman will entertain the Baptis
Ladies' Aid at the Church Thursday
afternoon, April 21st.
AT the Colonial dance sponsored b,
the American Legion given at Quirk'
Hall Saturday night, some very beauti.
full costumes were displayed Thu
woman's prize costume was won b,
Mrs. Paul Morrison and the mems b,
Mr.. Walt Gibbons and John Mcclure
Jr.
The fourth grade had surpris
party for their teacher, Mrs. Rutl
Thomas, Wednesday afternoon. A de
licious luncheon was served in TIL
cook room at the conclusion Of the en-
tertainment
Miss Helen Young, graduated /
c. H. S. and youngest daughter Of MI
and Mrs. c. T, Young of Libby,
president Of Senior Hall at Cheney.
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