The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-07-06
TROY DEPARTMENT

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has left to complete his course.
Miss Pat Sullivan of Pullman spent
the Fourth at the Maurice Nelson
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conway, Mrs.
D. A. Dick and Miss Larson of Port
hill, Idaho, spent several days the past
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Southwick-
Conductor Ray Southwick is now
working between Porthill and Bonners
Ferry.
Mrs. Edwin Mdllick Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, stopped off several days to visit
her daughter Lorraine at the M. Mel
son home. Mrs. Malick was enroute to
San Francisco.
Mrs. H. H, Hopple, wife of Sergeant
Hopple of Camp II, has moved to
Troy. She and the sergeant will make
their home here until he leaves in the
fall.
Everette M. Smith left for Aberdeen
Wash, to visit his folks.
A. E. Williamson from the state
examiners office in Helena, was here
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the city clerk and treasurer
Captain Hickey of c. c. G. Camp Is
was in Troy last week He reports
camp work going along very salts
factorily.
The county road crew is making re-
pairs on the bridge over Lake creek
at Hurd's ranch, which was damaged
nv the high water
George J. Monio has completed his
pipe line which will carry water =te
his house from spring half mile
away
Mrs. William Jarrow of Whitefisil
was here last week visiting her hus-
band who is with the G. N. bridge
crew
The contract for painting the high
school gym was awarded to MIR. Cum
mings. The color will be slate gray
and the contract for calsomining and
interior decorating was let to Mr.. Dill
lon
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson spent
the Fourth of July at Noxon. :.
Mike FILLMORE, camp foreman OF
Camp 20, near ReMord, spent the holi-
day with his family here.
The new motor boat built by Beri
Coffman and George Harrsch was on
Savage Lake the Fourth and was busy
all day long giving free rides. 1t is
an attractive little boat and added
much to the celebration.
Mrs. D. l.. Fewkes left for Spokane
Saturday because of the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Zinkgraf.
The Hillyard Independents played d
pickup team from Troy at Savage
lake the Fourth, Hillyard winning
13 to 3.
The Troy Cubs went to Noxon to
play baseball Sunday, winning the
game decisively, 16 to /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curtis have
returned to Troy after spending a
month with their daughter, Mrs. l.
r. Williams of Bismark, N. D. They
report delightful trip both ways
They stopped in Helena on business
on the return trip. The crops through
Montana look wonderful, Mr.. Curtis
says, but southern North Dakota was
suffering for lack of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Safher and family
spent the Fourth in Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Bennett were
Troy visitors over the holiday. Roy
Coffman returned to Troy with them.
Pete McDowells truck was over
turned on the sand hill, while return
ing from Savage lake the Fourth. No
one was hurt, but considerable. dam
age was done to the truck.
Col. Charles L. Sheridan Of Great
Falls, collector of customs, was in Troy
last week.
MIR. and Mrs Tony Joy and Dolores
spent the Fourth at Libby.
Norman and Roland Obermeyer of
Yak spent several days at the M.
Nelson home. They took in the cele-
bration at Libby.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford, Miss
Francis Ford and John Baggs drove
to Spokane to spend the Fourth
Miss Agnes Sheldon spent Monday
and the Fourth in Libby where she
was a guest of Miss Inez Ratekin.
Mrs. Harry Pritchard and family are
visiting in Occur d'Alene this week.
Mrs. Herb Hosfeld, and SON Bobby of
Sommers, are visiting this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scott, her parents.
Walter Morrison, Ralph Akin and
Brownie Walcott drove to Spokane
Tuesday. They saw the House of David
Club play two baseball games with
two picked Spokane teams.
A. J. Saffron and family, former resi-
dents of Troy, stopped off between
trains Monday to see the Ed Weidner
family.
Misses Mildred and Evelyn Buhring
Mary Taylor, Dorothy Caughren, and
Loretta Sunday from Havre, were
visiting friends from c. G. c. Camp II
over the weekend.
Mrs, r. A. Miles and dauhter Ethel
Nell, sister and neice of Mrs. E. A.
Woods, came from Coram to spend the
holiday with the E. A. Woods family.