The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-11-30

D
Episcopal Guild at her horne on De-
cember 9th.
Mrs, Myrtle Kenzie, Art Barker, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Thorn were dinner
guests at the c. O. Murphy home at
Leonia last Sunday.
Miss Francis Ford entertained the
Sewing Club Tuesday night.
The survey crew which has been
doing the location work on the Yak
hill road project left Tuesday for new
Jobs. Some of them will be stationed
for the next two or three weeks at
Happy's Inn, and others TO work in
Oregon.
The CCC camp FIT was closed for
the winter last Tuesday when the re-
mainder of the men who are remaining
in the service were transferred to St.
Regis, to be assigned to camps there,
and those leaving the service received
their discharges.
William H. BARLEY, collector of Gus
toms for Montana and Idaho, and Joe
H. Danens, chief patrol inspector, were
in Troy on business last week.
John Castleberrys' mother, who is
living here with Mr.. and Mrs. Castle
berry. has been i'll for the past few
days, but is reported much improved.
The Troy town basketball team has
been practicing for the past two weeks
with Walter Morrison as their manager.
They are now in shape to meet all
corners, and promise keen competition
for the best of them.
Miss Margaret Clay is home to spend
the Thanksgiving holiday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Clay.
Don't fail to keep next Tuesday eve
ming open to attend the Ladies AID
chicken dinner and bazaar which will be
held at the church The ladies of the
Aid have planned a lovely dinner, ano
they have many useful and beautiful
articlesafor sale at the bazaar. Remem-
Der. Tuesday evening, December 5th.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hay. and daugh-
ter Norma, were guests OF Miss Lois
Thompson last Sunday.
Mr.. Lloyd of Butte, electrical insur-
ance inspector, was in town few days
this week.
4 M. S. Deliver of the bureau Of public
roads office in Missoula, was in Troy
this week.
Miss Maxine Weidner is home from
school at Cheney to spend Thanksgiv,
inc with her parents.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eastern
Star will hold public card party q
the Masonic Hall Thursday evening
December 7th. Miss Agnes Sheldon
] Miss Gertrude Martin, and Mrs. +. ]
Weidner are hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Joy drove to Bon
: ners Ferry Sunday to visit Mrs JOY
/ father, Mr.. c. M. Bennett, who is i
], the hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Weidner and Lor
: raine, and Mrs. Satran Of Whitefish, ar
1 spending Thanksgiving in Pullman.
Z DR.. Ehlers was called to Svlvanit
!, because of the illness of John Ellis, las
J Friday
! Vim. Werthington, former fruit in
Q spector of Troy, who has been statione
r in Noxon for the past few months, wa
: in Troy over, the weekend, comm
over with the Noxon basketball tear
S last Friday evening.
h MIR. and Mrs. H. v. Pritchard drov
: to Spokane the first part Of the Weel
e Miss Peggy Woods and Barbara wer
G to Helena last Saturday.
r r. E. Clay is spending Thanksgivir
: with his daughter, Mrs. John Sharel
: at Spirit Lake,
G Miss Hollis mother is here from Mis-
it soula to spend the holiday with III
It daughter.
9 Mrs. r. e. Clay and Patricia spe,
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
$ French.
e Word was received here by the
e friends that Mr.. and Mrs. William La
IS former Troy residents, are now livii
st in Vancouver, B. c. Mrs Law was
Re former Troy school teacher.
At Miss Phillips left Tuesday to sper
he the Thanksgiving holiday at Thompst
ID Falls,
lie Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thornton Of Sp
i'd kane stopped in Troy last week to vi
al friends. They were on their way
lie Calgary.
c, Herbert Partridge, former car forem
re of the Great Northern here, now hol
e, ing a like position in Spokane, was
er Troy visitor few days last week.
!. MIR. and Mrs. " A. Sathcr went
es Whitefish last Friday to visit over t
ae weekend with Mrs. Sather's folks.
nc j. Hofert Company of Seattle expt
g, to ship three cars Of Christmas trees
ne eastern markets this month
Archie Thompson, G. N. agent
Rexford, was Troy visitor on Tue
day.
or Thieves broke into the Great Mort
by ern tool house last Thursday night, a
e. stole rs gallons Of gasoline and two nj
he cans. This makes the third robbery
this kind this year.
L. w. Van Artsdale and wifeg a
children Anna Lee and Eugene
Whitefish, and Mrs. j. G. SchWart
and daughter Bettydale Of Yakir
Washington, are spending the Thanh
or giving holiday and weekend with M
w. r. Van Artsdale.
a Brownies team won first, For
team second, Weidner's third, a
We Fewkes' forth, in last Monday Nigh
nd mems volleyball fest. The four tea
are pretty evenly matched, and conn
tor tition was as keen as usual
ok When the government starts wees
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