Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-05-26
Rexford News Items

ora Weller entertained the c. c. D
Club at pinochle party Wsdnesda,
night. High score was held by Mrs
]. c. McNeilly. Their next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Fred Marks.
Mr.. Mikalson arrived in Rexfort
Sunday from Spokane to spend the
summer visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Beaumeister, and his two children
Genevieve and Raymond, who max.
their home at the Beaumeister hotel.
Jim and Webb Carey were in towr
Friday demonstrating the new Fore
eight.
The lower grades held their annual
picnic at Tetrault lake Friday. Man,
OF the parents attended and report 9
very enjoyable time.
Miss Ethel 5Rundell left Monday for
Whitefish to spend several days with
Miss Elenora Weller before returning
to her home in Ada, Ohio. The Run
dell family formerly lived at Warlanc
where he was G. N. agent He is now
engaged in poultry raising
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Donaldson of Eu-
reka have moved to their ranch near
Rexford for the summer.
G. S. Webb, forest supervisor, was
in town on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H DeGroot returned
home from Kalispell Friday where they
were visiting Mrs. DeGroot's parents.
Sheriff Baney was in town Satur-
day on official business.
Adrian auckland spent the weekend
in Rexford visiting friends
Mrs. Jess Sweet moved to Fernie
Wednesday. Mr.. Sweet Is engineer on
the Fernie passenger which ties UP in
Ferpie now.
sHexford had its first reminder of the
fire hazard this spring when a brush
clearing fire,on the Island, got out Of
control, due to high wind, and burned
into a large patch n spruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stoeffler are
the proud parents Of 71z pound baby
boy, born Wednesday, May Is.
]. P. Melby, signal supervisor of
Whitefish, is here this week starting
out signal repair crew west Of Rex
ford.
Repairs and alterations to Gasoline
Alley are almost completed
Mrs. Josephson of Whitefish stopped
in ReMord between trains Wednesday
on her way home from Canada, bring
ing with her her six weeks old twin
nieces.
Mrs. Akers has joined her husband
at Rexford and they are now living
IN the Beaumeister house.
Father Burke of Eureka was a caller
here Wednesday.
Mrs. O. G. Johnson and daughter
Betty spent the weekend in Fortine
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. johnson.
The motor 1909 has returned to Rex
ford and J. c. McNeilly went with the
sos back to Whitefish.
Mrs. Carley jacobson is spending the
weekend with her husband
Lewis Fetterly and Marley Schagel
OF Eureka were here on business
Saturday.
H J. DeGroot has gone to Column
bia Falls to relieve the agent there
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WenzIer were
shoppers in Eureka Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shea of Glasgow
stopped overnight in Reford last week,
on their way to Seattle where they
were called by the serious illness Of
Mr.. Shea's father.
Page and Hill of Spokane have
loaded six cars Of cedar poles at Ural
G. E. Powell received letter from
Floyd Williams from Colombia, South
America. He shipped from San Pedro, |
California, on a tramp freighter to
Vancouver, then through the Panama
10 Jamaica and is now in Colombia.
From there he goes to St. Thomas
Island in the West Indies, then to
Tampa, Fla, and expects to return to
The good old y. S. A. in July.
Toras Gregarian went to Kalispell
Sunday to have some dental work
done.
Gus Heinz Of Spokane is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cochran.
w. G. Fewkes is having his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Griffin Of Butte
stopped in Rexford Saturday for
yisit at the Sharar home before driv-
ng on to Troy.
Mr.. Alvin Speed, who has been quite
Il at the Veterans Hospital at Helena,
las been sent to the Fitz Simmons
hospital at Denver, Colorado, where
hey are better equipped to handle his
aSe