The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-11-16
T roy Locals

Mr. Susette and Al Johnson OF Kali
ispell were here last week to look over
the Black Diamond mine property.
The girl and boy scouts are working
on an operetta to be given soon.
The public speaking class in the high
school is working on two plays, one OF
three acts, and the other one act.
All classes of the Troy schools will
take the prescribed nation wide tests
next week. This system is used in the
better schools all over the nation. and
they are used in place of the six-Wecks
tests.
Mrs. Bessie Bennett of Spokane is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Coffman.
Mrs. Joe Dreissen was a guest of
Mrs. George O. White last Wednesday,
Joe Driessen was a dinner guest at
the White home that day.
Don't fail to come out to see the three
big basketball games at the gym Fri
day night, November IT.
Chas. White was Spokane visitor
over the weekend
| The body of Texas Guinan, famous
night club queen who died at Vancou-
yer last week, passed through Troy on
/ Number q, last Thursday. As expressed
7 in her last wish, her casket was open
for everyone who wished to see her,
and. the car was filled with flowers
Jack Haaland is. back on the job at
] the Great Northern depot, and IS much
improved in health.
r. G. Ramsey, travelling agent of the
Great Northern, and j. e. Black, yard
superintendent Of the Inland Paper
/ Company, are here inspecting pulp
wood in the Yak country, with view
to making more extensive purchases
here. They are being taken through the
country by the forest service and ]. P
Wilson.
E. W. Benjamin went to Libby las
Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Ross Green have movet
into one of the Shepherd houses neal
the NJ E. church.
M E. Thomas and Joe Miles went t.
Libby Monday.
A crawler crane has been digging
out sand bar which had formed jus
above the Callahan creek railwa,
bridge. This immense crane has lift,
foot beam, and dipper which can plac'
materials either side Of this stream
Mrs. v. A. Sather went to Libby las
Friday to visit Mrs. Akers, forme
Troy resident now living in ReMorc
Mrs. Akers is at the hospital wner
she became the mother Of a boy o.
November 3.
Mrs. Myrtle Kenzie and Mrs. Tor
Simpson were dinner guests at the {
j O. Murphy home in Leonia last Tues
day.
Mrs. Ed. Weidner entertained tn
Sewing Club last Tuesday evening.
A larger crowd of enthusiasts turne
! out for volley ball last Monday night
and the teams standings were: For
and Fewkes tied for first, Weidner 2nt
and Brownie 3rd.
Little Johnnie Rasmussen sustaine
broken finger last Saturday Will
playing with some other small boys 0
a log pile. One of the logs fell 0
the boys hand, bruising the hand .
well as breaking the finger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ackeridg
moved to St Regis Sunday.
: Mrs. Gavre, and Mr.. and Mr.
Havock spent few days last week ;
i the Obermeyer home on the Yak. Tt
: Ober1neyer's had several hunters frol
! Butte as guests also.
! Fred French was guest of MIR. an
Mrs. Obermeyer last week.
Z D. l. Jackson went to Boomers Ferr
Monday for medical attention.
Lester Coffman has been in the nav
hospital at SaneDiego for the past thrt
weeks with an injured knee. He wi
, probably be confined with his iniur
for another week.
) The streets in Troy were graded la
Tuesday.
: Mrs r. E. Clay and Patracia wei
: weekend visitors in Spokane.