The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-06-15

Virgil FAIR and Jack Paine of
Boulder spent Sunday and Monday
here visiting friends They returned
home Tuesday, accompanied by Mar
garet Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Rowe returned
TO Libby Tuesday after short visit
at the home of Mrs. Rowe's son, Archie
Thompson.
MIR. and Mrs. Geyheart johnson mot
ored to Kalispell Sunday where Mrs.
Johnson underwent an operation. Mr..
Johnson reports she is getting along
nicely.
Karl Jones of Whtefish was bust
ness caller in ReMord Tuesday.
LLOYD Burpee, Paul Curtis, Leon Oh
son and Constance Crotteau stopped in
Rexford Sunday enroute To Waldo, B.
C.. where the Libby boys played ball.
Keifer GRAY of Gateway was Rex
ford visitor Friday.
Emmy Doble of Gateway is visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bud
Fleming
A. H. Griffin of Kalispell was BUSH
ness caller in Rexford Tuesday.
Mrs. Lagota and children of Kalis-
nell are guests at the home of her
sister, Mrs Guisseppi Giovanni
Ollie Durham spent Tuesday visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cochran.
Mrs Frank Cochran, son Billy and
Art MeCarty were the weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom johnson IN the
Yakt
[. w. Fetterly and daughter Dorothy
Of Eureka, were Rexford callers Satur-
day.
Mrs. Grin Farr took a truck load
of young folks swimming at Tetrault
lake Tuesday afternoon. From all re-
ports the swimming is fine and every
one enjoyed a good time, though sew
eral are suffering from sunburn..
M. ]. Fisher, lineman, is suffering
from a cut face and numerous bruises
he received when the speeder he was
on Jumped the track at Gateway Tues
dav.
A. II. Hay of Blackfoot was BUSH
ness caller in Rexford Tuesday.
Mrs. Matt Griffith was a passenger
TO Spokane Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brock Martin and
family plan on leaving soon for trip
east where they will attend the worlds
fair and visit relatives in West Vir-
ginia.
VERNE Peltier of Eureka was here
on business Saturday.
Gabe Deschamp, former ree.dent of
Rexford, stopped here for short visit
Thursday enroute TO Glacier Park.
Mrs. Archie Thompson Mrs Fred
Marvel and daughter Patty spent
Thursday afternoon in Eureka where
Mrs. Marvel had some dental work
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brock Of Gateway,
spent Saturday in Rexford.
Mrs. Kennie Graves spent the week
end in Eureka visiting her husband.
Charlie Bennett OF Whitefish is
working extra here for few days.
Lucy Douglas OF Sheldon Canyon
visited at the Frank Cochran home
Saturday.
Mrs. Newell and son Stanley re-
turned to Rexford Sunday after visit
ing friends and relatives at Troy for
a week.
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the west end of the Kootenai bridge.
MIR. and Mrs E. E. Madden and Mrs.
Earl Madden returned from their trip
to Omaha Monday. Earl Madden ac-
companied them home and is driving
a new Plymouth coupe.
The demonstration army is busy
working on the Yakt road. Some Of
the boys from the East are in doubt
as to the real use Of an axe and other
tools, but all seem willing to learn.
The following men from here are
working with them: H. Schwartz, P.
Nelson, Clay Benifield, Jim Clemens,
Chester Ward, Jim Hammond, Vern
Whitmarsh, Woodrow Whitmarsh,
Charley Connors, Dell Douglas, Ray
Smith, w. Fl. Hoffman and Ed. Ed
mondson. Peter Rose is bull dozer op-
orator, Scott Daniels from Warland
truck driver, Floyd Williams foreman
and Tom Rutledge blacksmith.
c. S. Webb and j. X Dwinelle are
inspecting camps and supplies
Harry Kins is alternate ranger on
the Upper ford.
Grin Farr is to be assistant district
ranger here.
w. K Ford, ranger from Missoula,
is here locating roads.
The Yakt road is now open
c. Workman got stuck in the snow
nm Mt Webb last week with a pack