The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-10-25

A delegation of Troyites drove to
Libby Friday evening to attend the
democratic rally. Among those who
attended were P. T. Mettler, Victor
Sather, Miss Mettler, and Juanita Mill
er.
Mrs. Myrtle Kenzie spent two days in
Spokane this week on business.
There was a dance at the Moose
Hall on Saturday evening, October 20.
Quite crowd attended
Mrs. Henry Wiedner entertained at
dinner at her summer home at Saw
age lake for Mrs Doonan and Mrs.
Fred Glass on Wednesday.
Several guests spent an afternoon at
Mrs. Williams home on Friday. Those
present were Mrs. Dean, Mrs Charles
Smith. Mrs. Farris, Mrs. Pentland and
Mrs. Leslie Kensler.
Miss Halle Taylor, student from
Missoula university, will enter a BUSH
ness college in Spokane on scholar
ship. She left Saturday for Spokane.
The Troy Woman's Club has changed
the date of their Harvest Festival and
antique show to November 9th, election
dav.
The Troy teachers met Wednesday
evening with the Libby faculty to dis
cuss certain line of study. They will
meet larger group of Lincoln county
teachers in Kalispell on Oct 81 and o.
Word has been received by friends of
DR.. Dixon of Belcourt N. D. formerly
of Troy, that the doctor has been trans
ferred to California ard the family will
be moving there shortly
The Troy high school football team
met the Bonners Ferry team on the
Troy grounds on Saturday afternoon.
The score was Ii to 0 in favor of Troy
Miss Agnes Sheldon arrived home
from Spokane. whittier she had gone
for medical attention on Thursday. Mrs
r. E. Clay substituted at the library
during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs William Leader from
Orino's camp left Monday for Poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith drove
to Bonner's Ferry on Friday, Oct 49,
Mrs. Arthur Wilson motored to Libby
on Saturday. Mr. Perry Wilson accom-
panied her.
Leland Mcneil has bought the prop
erty formerly owned by Mrs. Clarence
Culverwell, now of Spokane.
Mrs. Jake Farris and son Martin
spent Saturday at Mrs Henry Sanders
ON the Iron Creek road
Mrs. Leslie Kensler, Mrs. keenan,
and Mrs. F. Parker motored to Libby
on Monday
Marcella Haaland has resigned her
position at the telephone office and
Mrs Ross Green will take her place
at the board.
Earl Nichols has left for Spokane
and will make his home there His
mother, Mrs. Nichols, accompanied him.
Mrs. Ernest Rives is moving her
restaurant into its new location in the
old Allen hotel. The hotel has been all
done over and the very latest and up
to-date fixtures are being installed The
restaurant will retain its old name,
THE Great Northern and Mrs. Rives'
friends hope to see success crown her
efforts in her new location
Mrs. Ron Kidder arrived home Fri
day after spending several weeks visit
ing relatives and friends in Cassopolis,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hosea motored to
Spokane on Sunday to visit for while
with relatives
Several Troy people went to Bon
ners Ferry on Tuesday to take in The
Elks lodge initiation ceremonies and
to be present ait the dance given by
the lodge in the evening. Among those
who went were Mrs. Leslie Kensler,
Mrs. Pat keenan,, and Mrs. Florence
Parker.
DR.. Clifford of Kalispell, stopped
over in Troy on his way to Helena
and filled the pulpit in the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
The Senior Sewing club meets with
Mrs. F. b. Callow Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Callow's sister, Mrs. E. j.
Merrin of Yakima. is expected to arrive
in Troy for a visit on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sterl Thornton leaves for her
home in Los Angeles on Thursday Her
sister, Mrs. Kincaid who has been
working in Glacier park all summer,
is expected to arrive home in Troy
early this week MIR. Thornton will stay
in Troy for the present
Mrs Gundry Hill left recently for
Butte, where she will visit her hus-
band, who has been working there for
several months, and her many friends.
Mrs Hill expects to stay and come
home with him when he is finished
with the work he is engaged in She
drove to Butte with the E. A. Woods
family who were driving on to Helena.
Hunting season is in full force and
many are the deer that are being
brought into town.
Mr.. and Mrs Hicks left for Helena
Tuesday, driving through. Mr.. Hicks
has been working on the Orino con-
struction work, but is now through.
Visitors at the Black Diamond mine
on Sunday were the Ashby Sanders
family and Mrs. Sanders aunt, who is
visiting here, Mrs Cassiday from Iowa,
and Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Bags
Volleyball season opened on Mon
day evening with about IL Of the mem
bers present. Captains are Edward
Wiedner and Arthur Wilson. The next
meeting will be to choose the teams
and arrange for the winters games.
Mrs Carl Cummings Of Sylvanite has
been taken to st. Luke's hospital in
Spokane for medical attention. She is
quite ILL., IN