The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-06-21
TROY DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Pat keenan, expects to leave
Wednesday for Priest Lake where she
will visit Mr.. Keenan's sister. Mrs. Dag
gett
Mrs. Howard McGill of Libby was in
town last week visiting friends
The Brownies went to Savage lake
Tuesday for a picnic Miss nellie Phil
lips and Miss Juanita Miller accom-
panied them The Brownies meet every
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in the
Scout room.
Miss Alice Mettler was a Spokane
visitor one day last week.
The Misses Lura Brindley and Jean
Crotteau and Mr. Brindley were callers
from Libby Wednesday.
Jerry Leffring and Aage Reimers of
Medicine Lake are here visiting Leroy
Richwine at the Keller creek camp
They also visited Dr. and Mrs r. c. NJ.
Ehlers one day.
Frances Ford entertained the Sewing
Club Tuesday evening at a picnic at
Schoolhouse lake.
The Misses Barbara and Betty Laehn
of Bonduel, Wis, are expected to ar
rive here the goth for a visit with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Clay, and their great-grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Callow.
Walter Morrison left Tuesday evening
for Seattle He went as far as Spokane
by train, and from there will fly over.
Mrs Chas. Smith had a birthday
party last Tuesday for Mrs. j. B. Farris.
Those present at the enjoyable affair
were Mrs. A H. McNeill, Mrs. A. L.
Kensler, Mrs L. c. Kensler, Mrs. Farris
and the hostess.
The Girl Scouts enjoyed picnic to
Schoolhouse lake Sunday.
DR.. Gibson from Harvard university
is here after years absence working
on the geological survey.
James Stonechest of Spokane and AL
bert Byfield of Leonia made busi-
ness trip to Troy Wednesday,
Mrs. Myrtle Kenzie and Mrs c. O.
Murphy left Tuesday for Spokane.
| l. A. Hosea was in Spokane Monday
and Tuesday on business.
| w. c. Fewkes of Rexford stopped off
Wednesday to visit his brother, D. f.
Fewkes, on his way to Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Sather and daugh-
ter Marzella and Margaret Coffman
drove to Spokane Saturday evening,
returning Monday morning. Mrs Sather
remained over until Wednesday
Mrs. Anthony Joy and Dolores re-
turned Wednesday after few days in
Spokane.
Miss Evelyn Weidner returned Thurs
day from Seattle, where she has been
attending the University of Washington.
A. E. Williamson of Missoula of the
state examiners office was here last
week examining the city records.
Mrs. Frank Divis spent the fore part
Of the week in Spokane.
The Great Northern has Diesel
power shovel at work near the Gala
han creek bridge. 1t will load 80 car
Loads of large boulders to be used al
Pinnacle, Mont, to protect the railroad
from the Flathead river, where the
strong current of the river will be de-
Elected by huge jetty of these
/ boulders. ii
| Mrs. Chas. Petty of Kalispell and
Mrs Pete Wesley and Mrs Ernest Hile-
man Of Whitefish have been guests al
the George Fife home They motorec
to Spokane Tuesday where they vii
meet Miss Mary Jane Bergren who
will return with them for a visit.
:. Miss Elizabeth Slice is visiting hel
parents and expects to remain for sew
eral weeks. Mrs. M Wheeler and Dick
Beasley of Missoula came home from
Missoula with her and were guests a
the r. L. Slice home for few days.
E. H. Rives was called back to hi
work in Los Angeles Monday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Farris were din.
! ner guests at the Frank Frye home las
! Friday evening.
The first local raspberries of the sea
J son were on sale here this week. Loca
: head lettuce is also on the market now
! Mrs. Wiley Davis has been confined
to her bed the past week on accoun
! Of illness
. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cody and MI
: and Mrs Frank Frye enjoyed picni
at one of the many lovely picnic spot
Sc on Lake creek Sunday.
Archie Carr and son, Gene, spen
Saturday in Standpoint. While Their
they purchased new Ford Va truck
i Miss Helen Posey of Boomers Ferr
is visiting this week with Dorothy Car
Miss Pansy Sloan and Mr.. VIM. !
Harris were married in Libby June |
by Justice of the Peace Haigler. Mis-
Sloan is the daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
: John Sloan and has lived in Troy tn
: most Of her life. She is graduate (
:. the Troy high school Mr.. Harris
: employed at Bob's Cafe The youn
couple have many friends here VIII
wish them much happiness.
Mrs Nicola Chafleen is visiting he
aunt, Mrs. James Sloan.
Nj. e. CHURCH.