The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-01-18
T roy Locals

stopped in Libby where she was guest
of Mrs M. D. Rowland fora day or two.
: The Episcopal Guild is holding a card
party Thursday evening, January ID,
at the Moose hall.
Joe Sheffield of Libby was D business
caller in Troy the first of the Week.
Miss Sophie Haugan pleasantly en-
tertained few friends at bridge Friday
evening Mrs. George O. White was the
recipient of high score for the ladies
and Ed Henrichs for the gentlemen. A
dainty lunch was served late in the
evening.
| Mrs M. D. Rowland of Libby was a
visitor in Troy Thursday and Friday.
August Bender and Jack Reidlinger
from the Yak district were callers IN
Troy on Monday.
Joe Miles was visitor in Standpoint
the last of the week, returning Monday.
County Attorney Blackboard was a
caller in Troy the first of the week.
Mrs. Henry Weidner is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Fred Glass and Bill Glass mo-
tored to Boomers Ferry on Tuesday.
The MIRA Bridge Club was charming
" entertained by Mrs. George O. White
Friday afternoon Mrs. Bert Coffman
won high score prize, and Mrs Harry
Ford the consolation.
Mrs Iva Payne wentto Spokane last
week to visit her soT, Ruessell Payne
r. Spurzem, F. Wells, Tom Ratchford
and ]. P. Byrne of the Montana state
highway commission are here doing
survey work on the Kootenai Falls
project.
Mrs. Myrtle Kinzie left for Spokane
Tuesday.
E. r. Waring Of the bureau of public
work on the Yak hill road
Miss Frances Ford was hostess to the
/; Sewing Club Tuesday evening. The
!, guests report most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Murphy were
callers in Troy last week.
!. Work on the completion OF the NUM-
cipal-forestry landing field was COM
menced Monday morning. Twenty
seven men are employed, and more vii
!. be added later on The work is to bt
! completed by February Is
There will be meeting of the Tro,
Commercial Club Saturday night at thu
. town hall. This is an important meeting
and everyone is requested to come
: New officers will be elected
Z Ernie Hanshaw, one of Orinos men
!, is in the hospital with badly mashed
!, finger
{ Mrs Glen Thorn is in charge of tn
: beauty shop during Mrs. Kenzie'
absence.
Chris johnson received a severe in
Jury to his right chest when log cam
down and hit him while he was work
ing near Mahoney Springs last Wed
nesday One rib was fractured and an
other dislocated He is home now an
is getting along nicely
is Miss Norma Lindholm arrived HON
! Monday evening after few week
q visit in Glasgow
* There are several Great Northern OF
IN ficials here going over the propose
as Callahan creek channel change wit
i the county commissioner
i Frank Thomas shipped car Of pilin
al for the Fort Peck dam Wednesday.
Id Flovd Vorhis has his cast remove
in Saturday and is out Of bed.
~ DR.. Baxter Of Libby is busine
ne visitor in TROY.
1h In the volley ball games Monds
of night Fl. Weidners team was $lrs
er Kensler's. second; Hosea's, third ar
b. McNeills. fourth. New CAPTAINS we
elected as follows: Kenneth Hubbar
w Web English, Smithy Mcneil and A
ID. Wilson
ok The Yak bridge contractors, Jof
,st Hanson and Grant Connors OF Spokar
3le are here for few days.
It. Bob Young returned Thursday aro
he Spokane and is feeling well again.
Ids A surprise birthday party was civ
cd for Mrs. Art Wilson Sunday night
his the Sewing Club, at the home OF M
Glen Thorn. The guests enjoyed plea
ant evening playing pinochle, att
/, which delicious lunch was serve
Mrs. Wilson was presented with low
" Gift from the club
]. p. Wilson, CWA foreman, made
m report of work done in the town Il
ION week. Ten blocks Of sidewalk ha
been cDInDleltl dlld tiiilS pay -
ley pleted and all the cemetery work
,ne expected to be finished by January
, ., Word has been received in Troy u
lhe Bud Daugharty was severely burn
ere with hot tar Thursday, January Ii.
10 and friend were heating tar prepai
ION tory to tarring boat which they ;
made, when the tar caught fire and
py irving to remove it from the hou
o. Bud tripned and fell, causing the
en- tar to splash on him, severely burn
u his face. neck. arms and hands.
lor was taken to the hospital at Misso
q for treatment and is getting along
'cai well as could be expected. Bud IS G
LII ployed by the forest service at the =
~ ny camp near St. Regis, Montana.
40 Mr.. and Mrs. Rass Ronde OF RouI
IN Mont, parents of Mrs. James r
ac- mussen. arrived here last Wednes'
one' for a visit at the Rasmussen home.
ORR Word has been received Of the dc
iers Of Mrs. D. G. Griggs in GLADSTONE.
early Tuesday morning Mrs. Grl
was the mother of Mrs. Win Doe
Jesse Grigg Of this city, who were
cher bedside. Mr.. Doe and Mrs. Je
~. I.yr IN