The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-08-02
TROY DEPARTMENT

tive for Mobiioll. was IN Troy Tuesday
and made trip to the Liberty Metals
mine
Jim Perry purchased Ford VS.
sedan from he Kootenai Valley Garage
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Helton and chill
dren motored to Boomers Ferry on
Monday.
Mrs. Emma Howe left Wednesday for
her home in Superior Wis, after
spending the summer with her grand
daughter Miss Agnes Sheldon.
Miss Lillian O'Malley and Miss Belle
Shand arrived here Tuesday to spend
few days visiting old friends. They
are house guests of the Henry Weld
ners.
Miss Lucy Belle Binganan arrived
here Tuesday to spend several days
with her father Mr. Bingaman motored
to Noxon and met her.
David Lewis, Gilbert Griswold and
Friendie Darlington spent the week
end in Libby.
Lucille McCracken and Don Guiles of
Boomers Ferry spent Sunday in Troy
Fred Wilson went to Bonners Ferry
Saturday night to get some repairs Tor
the shovel at Arkwrights camp.
Miss Natalie Taylor visited Helena
Bolts of the Leonia district last Sum
day.
Mrs. Fred Glass and Mrs. Gordon
Daugharty motored to Fortlne Friday 10
get Mr.. Glass, who is employed with the
forest service at the Swamp Greek
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. Wilson spent taw
DAYS here visiting Mrs. Wilson's niece,
Mrs. Gordon Daugharty
The Girl Scouts returned home from
their walks camping trip at School
house lake.
Tom O'Rourke of Spokane spent
few DAYS in Troy this week visiting
the r. c. Weidner family. MIR.
: O'Rourke at one time had a homestead
in the Yak country and while here ne
and the Weidners made trip up the
Yak and came home by way Of Rex
ford.
Mrs. D. A. Bingaman. her sister, Mrs.
Rath and son Jimmy of Helena, are ex-
pected here the end of the week 70
spend a few days visiting Mr. Binsa-
: man.
I Miss Ruth Harvey left Friday after
spending few days visiting Miss Max
7 inc Weidner During the time Miss Has-
vey was here Miss Evelyn and Maxine
J, Weidner entertained their guest at theif
) summer home on Savage lake.
: Mr.. and Mrs John Moses and Oscar
: Jarrel expect to leave Troy this week
$ for Noxon where Mr.. Moses and Mr
Q Jarrel will continue their survey work
: Mrs. c. O Murphy and son OF Leonis
spent several days Of this week II
Troy.
Eddie Hallowed Of Los Angeles ar.
rived here last week to spend rev
weeks visiting Gordon Durfey.
Harry Holmes, Lee Thornton AM
Is William Friske were home from fores
ie service camps over the weekend.
q FLOYD Williams of the Swamp Creel
= camp and Percy Nelson OF the BIZ
Creek camp made trip to Troy Sat
= urday for load of powder.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glass, Mrs ". I
y Doonan and Gordon Durfey spent Sun
:, day visiting Mr.. Glass parents at thei
= ranch near Leonia.
y Mrs. D. T. Wood and grandson, Jerr
y Kensler, spent few days visiting Nh.
Hill on her ranch
Mrs. Glen Thoms entertained tn
~ sewing club Tuesday evening
ie Arthur Boiler, cook at Arkwlght
5 :, camp. purchased new Terraplane thi
- week.
= Mrs. Joe Powers returned this wee
from a visit to Seattle.
a. Rodney Davis purchased new Dodg
pickup from the Kootenai Valley Gar
age this week. a..
Mr.. Martin, chief of the bridge divl
sion of the bureau of public roads, wa
here this week and accepted the Yaa
bridge which the Hansen Constructio
company has just completed.
D. r. Fewkes purchased a Dodg
pickup from the Kootenai Valley Ga,
age this week for use III deliverlr
from the Troy Supply
Mrs. Art Satran of Whitefish spent
few days visiting Mrs. Ed Weidner tn
week.
Mrs. Walter WOLF of Libby visited h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bisse
this week.
Nell Mullins left for her home IN Ca
ifornia Monday evening after spendll
several days visiting her SISTER, MI
E. Fl. Rives.
Mrs. Strom has left for her home
Milwaukee. She had been in Troy Sc
eral days visiting her sister, Mrs. d.
Fewkes.
Mrs. M. F. Goswiller, daughter Peg
and son Jack and Jack Haaland, J
are spending few days at Savage la
this week