The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-10-05
TROY DEPARTMENT


medical care of winter camp in this
district
Forty-five boys from Camp II left
for their homes Wednesday,
Two officers and % men from camp
Is, on Spread creek will leave for
their winter camp in Maryland about
October II. They will have a car for
men and a car for equipment.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Bert Coffman on Thurs
day, October 18th. Last week the ladies
met at the parsonage, where Mrs. Cal
low and Mrs. Clay were hostesses.
Don't fail to attend the football game
Friday, Troy VS.. Libby
And be sure to come to the football
dance in the High School gym Friday
evening.
Harold (Chub) Hosea arrived home
Tuesday.
Barto Joy, of Essex, was in Troy
Sunday visiting with his son John who
IS staying at the Tony Joy home here
while attending school
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Weidner and Lor-
raine drove to Pullman, Washington
Sunday to visit Gale, who is attending
the State College.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitfield, for
rner Troy residents, now of Kalispell
were in Troy over the week end WIS.,
ting Mrs. Whitfields mother.
Mrs. James Rasmussen entertai. led
the sewing club Tuesday evening.
Jack Kohler, of the Montana Radio
Company of Kalispell, was in Tro,
over the week end
Cecil Murphy of Leonia was a Tro,
visitor last Monday.
Mrs E H. Rives of the Great North
ern Cafe is having the dining room
of the cafe remodeled and redecorated
Mr.. Whitney and Mr.. Dillon are doins
the work, which promises to make /
great improvement in this popular
restaurant.
Plans are being made for starting
the volley ball season next Monday.
new ball has been. ordered and it |.
expected that a good turnout will bs
on hand for the opening of the esason
Cliff Clay went to Spokane last Mon
DAY On business.
Anna Larson of Spokane is working
at the Great Northern Cafe.
Ben Henry OF Helena, state mining
inspector, was in Troy last week OF
business
Dutch Murphy is registering men fol
road work at the Bob Gregg office.
Mrs. Frank Frye went to Libby las
Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. G. M. Bennett went to Kalispel
last Friday. She brought Mr. Bennett
back to Boomers Ferry where he viii
be in the hospital for some time.
Mrs. Bob Langdon and her mother
Mrs. Gilman of Kalipell. has been Wis
iting her husband for the past week
Mr. Langdon is employed at the Grea
Northern yards.
Mrs. Cecil Murphy of Leonia spen
last week end in Troy.
Thirtv-five men from Camp II were
taken to Pete creek Tuesday morning
to fight blister rust There will be ar
experienced local woodsman to worl
with the CCC mea.
After close of business at the East
ern Star meeting last Thursday even
ing. a card party was held, Miss Lou
Use Hosea was guest of honor. and wa.
presented with lovely gift by hel
Star friends.
Miss Cora Stukenberg of Helena
field worker for the Deaconess school
was in Troy last Sunday and Moada'
| in the interest Of the school
George Forest, from the bureau o
IL l.. -
TROY last week in cc,nection with -
rosed work on the Yak hill He wa.
met here by an engineer from Port
! land
Mondav mornin0 about oclorL
fire alarm sounded and su-amo-e
firemen to small blaze in the roo
of Mrs. Nichols house, next to TIL
ball park. The fire was quickly ex-
tinguished before becoming Of seriou.
proportions. 1t was ap- arentlv caused
from defective flue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White ant
| family spent last Sunday at the CalIou
cabin on Bull lake with Mr. and Mrs
Callow.
| The TROY high school football squad
will play the Libby team in Troy Fri
day. October 9Th 1t is hoped that ev-
eryone will turn out and boost for tht
| Troy boys. A good roofing crowd /.
big help towards winning a game
They won last week in Libby. Let.
all see them win on their own field.
The ladies' volley ball club will be-
gin their season next Wednesday eve
ming, at 7:30 sharp.
Sunday School will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday morning a
10 o'clock Morning church services a
HOO and evening services at 7:30.