Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-08-25
Rexford News Items

MIR. and Mrs. Harry oharar ana Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Griffith motored to
Fernie Friday.
Bessie Griffith is spending the week
at Glen Lake visiting at the summer
home of MIR. and Mrs. Zook.
Mrs. j. Parent, accompanied by
Mrs. PARCEL and small daughter, made
trip to Kalispell Monday
C. T. Young of Libby was a bust
ness caller in Rexford Friday evening
A. johnson of Fortine was here
Saturday getting water samples.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Donaldson have re-
turned from their ranch at Kalispell
and report the crops very poor in that
section of the country
Bill Fewkes will start rehearsal of
his orchestra this week
Mrs. Jack Havener of Yakima is here
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
H. Kading and Mrs Walter Stoeffler.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Waller of Eureka
spent Sunday in Rexford visiting
friends.
E. E. Madden, Earl Maddhn and
Frank McAlere were fishing at Dicky
lake Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Babcock of
Whitefish were guests at the Frank
Cochran home Sunday.
Jim McGary of the Yakt is here
for few days.
Mrs. Archie Thompson and daugh
tiers and Miss Margaret Christensen
were guests at the Tom johnson home
in the Yakt country Thursday and
Friday
Miss Peggy Mckay of Waldo. B. c.,
made a trip to Rexford Sunday to
meet her sister who arrived here on
No. Is.
A crew of fire fighters were sent
up Pinkham Thursday.
Clark Sharar and Al Wilson re-
turned to Spokane Sunday after
spending a week in Rexford guests at
the Harry Sharar home.
Mrs. Inglegard and family returned
to their home in Portland Saturday
Francis Mcclure of Eureka was a
business caller here Sunday
Miss Elnora Weller of Whitefish is
spending the week here visiting
friends before school starts
Miss Jesse Dewar and Opal Paul
of Whitefish were Rexord visitors
last week.
The Rexford boys team played
Eureka and returned home victorious
The score was IL to IL.
Mary Hunsinger spent several days
visiting in kalispell last week.
1t is reported that the federal Off
GERS got a Whitefish car somewhere
west of Rexford Saturday night, the
occupants having quantity of beer
and whiskey they were selling.
Mr.. Holzclaw, immigration chief
from Boomers Ferry, spent the week
end in Rexford.
Ward Shanahan had the misfortune
to turn his Cadillac car over the bank
Friday on the Yakt road a mile this
side of the summit The road is very
narrow at this point and meeting an
other car on sharp curve made the
accident unavoidable. No one was SER
iously injured
Pete Christensen is now working for
the forestry on the Pinkham road.
Four Mexicans from this section
moved to Libby Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Shanahan returned from
Helena Friday.
Several children from Rexford are
attending the B. Y. P. u. camp at
Dicky lake this week.
Miss Dorothy Christensen went to
Kalispell Sunday to have dental work
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Jerrow, daughter
Barbara and Bill Hathaway of Kalispell
stopped for a short visit at the Archie
Thompson home Saturday, enroute to
their home after spending several
weeks at Warland
Grace Frost, Nellie Spaulding and
George Spaulding of Eureka were
Rexford callers Sunday
]. L. Casey Jones enjoyed visit
from his family Sunday.
Charley Meyers of Singleshot made
a business trip to Rexford Wednesday.
Mrs. Wade Martin and family are
visiting friends and relatives in
Whitefish.
The electrical storms the past week
set several fires close to Rexford. They
were all small fires and no damage
was done
Mrs. w. X. Heath's two boys who
spent the summer vacation here visit
ing their mother left Monday for Can
ada whee they will attend school. Mr..
and Mrs. Heath took them as far as
Whitefish.
The. manager of the Rexford base
ball team wishes to make correction
that the Jap extra gang baseball team
has never beaten Rexford to 0.
Last Sunday on the home diamond
ReMord defeated the Whitefish nine
IL to 7 in a fast and exciting game.
Nelson of Rexford pitched an excel