The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-10-19

acres OF ieilu liuIll MI ana MIS- Deli
Nelson for prospecting. A geoiogist is
coming soon TO make thorough sur
vey of the land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger and
family are leaving this week for Kali
ispell where Mr. Hunsinger has pur-
chased a grocery store. Their many
friends are sorry to see them go but
wish them success and happiness in
their new location.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs O.
C. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Donaldson of En-
reka and F. A. Larson of Spokane were
quests at the Fred Marks horne Mon
day.
Mrs. Andy Aman OF Eureka visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dau-
cette Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wiltshire have
moved into the DeWar house formerly
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. James Lutz
Guy Truax bumped Mac Fullerso1
last week.
| Mrs. O. c. johnson was a passenger
to Fortine Thursday where she spent
several DAYS visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs A. Johnson.
Bill Griffith is the rev clerk in the
E. E. Madden store, taking Alfred Hun
singers place
Harry Petrv and Aft Kastello o.
Whtcfish were business callers in Rex
ford Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Jacl
Parent were Eureka callers Monday.
Alvin Donaldson of Eureka is work
ina on the section here
Mrs .rohn Miller ard son Palph o
i Whitefish were the veet end guests 0
Mr. and Mrs. Fred MARKS.
M G. LaBerfew. G. N srlnerinten,
dent. was in Rexford on official bus
mess Monday.
/ Eddie fehadowl CilsEu was a dinno
slast at the Wade Martin home Satur
; dav.
DR.. A. e. Ostroot of Libby was a bus
! mess caller here last week.
| Mr. and Mrs Otis Thomson let
Fridav on hunting trip in the Thomp
son river country.
! The first groun of CCC boys at tn
, Rexford camp, those not re-enlistipf
left Saturday, Oct 7. by special trai
], for Camp Dix, New JERSEY. where the
5 will be discharged. The Montana boy
went to Missoula bv truck Wednesda
: in charge Of Lieutenant Venzel an
J Lieutenant Sargant Lieutenant Ven
eel returned to his post with the nav
! at Seattle. and Lieutenant Sargant re
n turned to Rexford as commander
4 charge The rest of the Gee boy
4 from here. who re-enlisted, left Sur
: day BY special train for camp
$ South Carolina, where they will spen
: the winter.
: Tony Garlic was a dinner guest
: the James Lutz home Saturday.
: Mrs Wesley and Mrs. Eschwig
Whitefish stopped ia Raxford last wee
: enroute from Troy to Whitefish.
c Alfred Hunsinger and Mr.. and Mr.
j Lem Collar notored to Galen Thur.
: day where Mrs. Collar entered Il
: Galen sanitarium for treatment.
Mrs. w c. Fewkes and daupht
: Mildred left Friday for Spokane. Tht
It will visit friends and relatives at Trt
S. and Bonners Ferry enroute.
1t Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arndt and x
IS of Whitefish stopped IN Rexford Sa
: urday on their way to the Yakt whe
thew will spend a few days hunting.
Sheriff Baney of Libby was a Re,
ford business caller Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Weller. Miss Eugen
Gael and Francis Mcclure motored
Kalispell Saturday where they a
tended the teachers meeting
Mrs. r. NJ Greenwald of Belton
a guest at the home of her aunt MI
Frank Hammond
DR.. and Mrs. Harding of Great Fa
visited at the home of Mr.. and M
! Frank Cochran Thursday. They W
2 spend several DAYS hunting at Ura1 b
e fore their return
Q r. L. Pagan and Fl. NJ Darraugh
Eureka are here hauling logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cochran and $
Billy were business callers in Eure
, Tuesday,
Miss Marjorie Hammond is confin
= to her home with fonsilitis
y The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fr
U Phelns was operated on for a ri
tured appendix at the Libby hospi
Thursday night. He is getting alo
nicely at the present time
Mrs. Archie Thompson and daue
ters were Eureka visitors Tuesday
Mrs. Beauford of Snokane. sister,
+e law Of Joe LeBelle, is visiting at
LaBelle ranch.