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

nan Moon spent the Fourth visiting
at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
| Thompson.
dorothy Jean Thompson spent the
fourth visiting Marian Thompson.
Ross La Dyer and John Whitmarsh
OF Rextord and DR.. Calman of Fernie.
returned Saturday from Hot Springs
where they spent the past two weeks
taking the baths.
Miss Elsie Blomberg left SATURDAY.
Tor Spokane where she will spend sew
eral weeks visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Skyles and
daughter Jackie of - Angeles ar
rived in Rexford Thursday and are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Skyles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Sweet
a. j. Beaumeister worked in White
fish last week as extra engineer.
Mrs. Steve Marin of Otesego, Mich.
former resident of Rexford. is visit
ing friends in Rexford and vicinity.
H. DeGroot is relieving Archie
thompson for few days.
Mrs Washington and Mrs. Jones of
Vancouver had the misfortune to turn
their car over the bank on the Yakt
road last week. Fortunately no one
was seriously injured and the car only
slightly damaged The ladies were able
10 continue on their way to Calgary
AFTER spending night in Rexford.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Preston spent
The weekend in Rexford visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger.
Mrs. Ed. Arnold was a passenger to
Cutbank Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Brock were bust
ness callers in Rexford Monday.
Betty Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs y. 9. johnson, received a frac- 4
ured arm Saturday afternoon when
he saddle on her horse turned, throw
ng her. DR.. Whites reduced the frac-
ure and Betty is feeling fine at the
present time. She is spending a few
lays visiting her grandmother. Mrs. A.
ohnson, at Fortine.
Several of the c. c. c. bows from
lexford spent their four days vaca-
on exploring the country from Spo-
ane to Whitefish and from all reports
'ere well pleased with their trips.
The 9TH OF July celebration and
'deo held at Rexford was well at
.nded and enjoyed by large crowd
ON the north of the county. The z
ldian tribe from across the line with :
'elr tepees, horses and regalia made
colorful addition to the celebration.
hey camped near the c. C. C. Camp
ld were well looked over by the boys
ON the East.
The first event was horse racing, q,
lowed by bucking horses and steer t<
ding. Some of the G. c. c. bows are n
rising bruises and writing home to k
cir folks OF their experiences in rid h,
: wild western horses and steers.
s baseball game followed between :,
and Rexford resulting in q
ore Of 10 to 5 in favor OF Whitefish...
was well played game and much y
ioyed.
Next came four boxing bouts be-
cen local talent and the boys from
E. E. G. camp. The main event was
three round bout between Angus r.
;kae OF Eureka and Tiger Moran Of n Q.
racuse, N. Z. Plenty of blood was y
lied and there was lots Of action. 10
ger Moran got the decision. Q
n hte evening the Kootenais put
pow wow in full regalia, which S S
8 followed by beautiful fireworks IS
play. M
Bill Smarts' orchestra from White
! played for dance later in the
ming
The boys from the c. c. c. Camp
g are planning on boxing matches
ny Thursday evening. They are also
ing dance at their camp Friday
ut, July 7th- Everyone is welcome.
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