Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-10-27
Rexford News Items

We've MlckelSOn- Jean lnOIuknOA A.AN
high score for the evening and 1liz-
abeth Thompson low. At the close OF
the games. Mr.. Frances Mcclure en-
tertained the girls by telling their
fortunes A delicious lunch was
served. The club will meet next with
| Clementine Shanahan.
Mrs. Charley Powell entertained
Thursday afternoon at bridal shower
for Miss Angie Doble. Games were
| played after which Miss Doble was
presented with large paper pump
kin that contained many lovely gifts
from her friends A delicious lunch
was served
Mrs. Nellie Fielding entertained Miss
Madge Melvin at dinner Sunday.
| Mary Beth Hammond spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
West.
Mrs. Marshall Murray and Miss
Grace Sweesy were Rexford callers
Sunday
Mrs. Ross La Dyer spent the week
end in Fernie visiting Mr.. La Dyer.
Mrs. Frank Cochran, son Billy and
Art McCarty returned Saturday from
the Yak where they spent several
days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom john
son
John Koehler and Peggy Roark. who
have been visiting friends here, left
Thursday for their home at Brown
| ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Newman and
| Henry Wagner from the Yak country
were business callers in Rexford Mon
| day
Jess Dewar of Whitefish was here
FRIDAY and made trip up the Fernie
branch.
team to Libby in his school bus Satur-
day.
L. G. Truax is leaving this week for
Bellingham Wash, to spend the re
mainder of the month with his fam
lily.
Pat Carter was here Saturday and
Sunday relieving Archie Thompson.
| Mrs. Charley Martin left Wednes
day for Helena where she will visit
! friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Vanderwort, Mr.
and Mrs. H Webb and Jim. Wander
wort of Whitefish stopped in Rexford
Monday enroute to Ural. where they
will hunt
Timothy Miller Of Libby was cam
| paigning in Rexford and surrounding
country Friday.
DR.. Waters and wife of Eureka were
callers here Thursday.
| Inez Ratekin of Libby visited the
Rexford school Friday.
George Morris Of Troy was bust
ness caller here Friday
r. K Lynt, who has been survey
ing in the Yak country, left Monday
for Washington, D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Thompson and
family spent Sunday visiting in Libby
Bee La Breche is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred Mills.
Leslie La Dyer and Ward Shanahan
motored to Libby Saturday to attend
the Libby-Eureka football game.
The dance here Saturday night,
given by Andy Gompfs orchestra, was
we'll attended by Libby people.
Mr. and Mrs Archie Thompson and
family spent the weekend in Libby
visiting relatives. They were accom-
panied home Sunday by Lloyd Bur
pee, who is brother of Mrs Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger spent
the weekend in Eureka
/ Mr.. John and Emil Jacobs Of Kalis-
DELL were business callers in Rexford
Monday.
Mr. Bloomington, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mork and Mrs Carl West motored to
Trego Saturday on business.
Word has been received here Of the
birth Of son to Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Gill of Priest River Mrs. Gill was
formerly Lucille DeWar.
Leslie La Dyer made business trip
to Eureka Monday
Mr. and Mrs John Gloss and son and
Bob Kiple of Helena and Florence
Meyers of Kalispell stopped in Rex
ford Saturday for short visit with
friends, enroute to the Yak country
on a hunting trip.
Bill Deshazer and Joe Webb were
Elk hunting last week
Sam McCarty is wearing beautiful
sinner on his left eye as result of
the football game Saturday.
Miss Alice Shields of Eureka and
Francis Mcclure were guests at the
Carl West home Friday evening
Delbert Douglas has returned from
trip to the coast
Ted Schrader. former resident Of
Reford, is working in the oil fields
at Oilmont.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid are having
a chickeD dinner, Nov. 5, in the ole
drug store building.
j An unidentified Indian was STRUCK
by the mail crane Monday night wher
he attempted to jump from a wes
bound freight He received seriou.
scalp injury and was taken to Eure-
ka for medical treatment
Clyde Smith and Jim Butts returned
Monday from a successful elk hunt
ing trip, each getting nice one.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met at thu
home of Mrs. E. E. Madden las
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