The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-10-18

work of any kind, which they would
be willing to show at the Harvest FEST
val and Antique Show on October 20 te
please have them ready on the 2lst
22nd, and 23rd. The committee will cal
for them.
Carl Morrison is in from his work a
Keller creek, as the tower work IS now
completed.
Mrs. keenan, and Mrs Leslie Kenslei
motored to Bonner's Ferry on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Clark drove
to Spokane Friday to buy furnishing:
for the new addition to the Clay Hotel
which is expected to be ready for oc-
cupancy by the first of November The
addition includes several rooms foi
house keeping and transients, anc
also a barber shop Miss Agnes Sheldon
accompanied them to Spokane, The
Claws were to meet their daughter
Margaret. who was to be in town from
Pullman, Wash for the football game
between w. S. c. and Gonzaga univer-
sity.
Elmer Fisher drove carload of foot
ball players to Boomers Ferry Saturday
Mr. Pentland, teacher, went with them
Miss Rice took several of the teachers
to the football game in her car. Among
those who went we're Miss Haugen
Miss Anderson, Miss Christopherson
and Miss Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Peterson. newly
weds, were given charivari at their
ranch home on Wednesday evening
Quite a number of young people went
out from town.
There will be football dance Satur-
day night at the gymnasium
Henry White and wife, accompanied
by Charles White, drove to Spokane on
Thursday, Charles coming back with
a new Ford car.
Cyril Murphy came down on busl-
ness from the Black Diamond mine
where he has been working for some
months.
A road has been surveyed from the
public highway into the Black Diamond
mine property which is up in the Yak
district.
A very nice home is being built at
the ranger station for MIR. and Mrs.
Ed Henrichs. Six carpenters are at
work on it. and hope to finish it BY
the first of November There will be
five rooms and bathroom.
Glen Barret, from Salem, Mo-, IS
visiting his cousin, Leland Mcneil, tor
a few days.
0. Fl. Nordstrom, candidate for coun-
ty superintendent Of schools on the
republican ticket, is greeting Troy
voters.
Frank Thomas drove to Bonners
Ferry to take in the football game
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean and children
drove to Boomers Saturday to the foot
ball game.
Miss Fryer, teacher in the high
school at the Cheney normal, with her
sister, is in Troy for the week end.
A guest at the Frank Baggs home is
Mrs. Cassiday of Mount Pleasant, la.
Mrs Cassiday is sister of Mr.. Baggs,
and visited in Troy over IS years ago.
Lois Sanders visited Frances Mary
Sanders from Tuesday to Wednesday.
Lois came into town to be at the
Brownie Scout meeting.
Among those who went from Troy
to take in the football game between
w. S. c. and Gonzaga were Webb Eng
lish, Elgin Murphy, and Lester Coff-
man.
Mrs. D. c. Templeman of Kalispell,
spent several days in Troy this week,
visiting her husband who is working
on the bridge crew for the Great North
ern here, and her sister, Mrs. w. p.
Bromely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank French are NOV
ing to Seventeen Mile creek in the
Yak country for a few months Mr..
French is going to work as riveter on
the bridge.
Paul Arnold has gone to Missoula
for few months to work for the for
estry. Mrs Arnold and family will re-
main in Troy for the present. Mrs.
Arnold's mother, Mrs. Charles Hunt, of
Kellogg, Idaho, who has been visiting
the Arnolds the past week, returned to
her home last Sunday.
Leon Carleton, whose home is in the
Yak district but who has been going
to high school in Troy for the past two
years and staying at the Richard Slice
home, has had an operation for rup-
tured appendix at the Bonners Ferry
hospital this past week. He has been
very i'll but is expected to recover al
this writing His many friends hope to
see him home again very soon.
The Sather family took in the foot
ball game at Boomers on Saturday
Paul Sather driving down.
Lura Fewkes drove to Bonners Ferry
on Saturday, taking her mother, sister
Rhea, Mrs. L. A. Hosea and Mrs
Francis Hosea
| A load of young people went to the
football game at Boomers Ferry in I
car driven by the Nelson family, or
Saturday afternoon.
F. P. Carey of Eureka, has been il
Troy for couple Of days this week.
Jack Brawley, trainmaster Of this di-
vision, was in Troy on Wednesday.
Mr.. Lowery, boiler inspector of ths
Great Northern, was in town on Fri
day.
c. E. Burns of Shelby, head of tht
G. NJ water system, is moving to towr
very shortly with his family and viii
occupy the Sheppard home.
Mrs. Rose Petty of Kalispell is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fife a
present.
The Teachers bridge club met a