The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-11-01

Men IN White by sidney Kingsley, |
Pulitzer prize play; Dusk at the |
Grove" the Atlantic $4,000 prize novel
by Samuel Rogers; The Ginger Crit
/ fen" by Ann Bridge, author of "Pek-
ing Picnic" the 1882 Atlantic orize
novel: also several new travel and non-
fiction books.
Miss Rice entertained the Teachers
Bridge club on Saturday evening. Some
other friends were invited also
Ralph Akin is taking hunting "trip
to Missoula and to St. Anthony. Idaho,
to visig his sister Mrs J. R. Robertson.
who will accompany him home 10 Troy.
Mrs. F. r. Bags had few friends
in on Monday afternoon to compliment
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cassidy OF
Iowa
Mrs. Perry Wilson returned Satur-
day from two months visit with ner
mother at Minomonee, Wis. She reports
that the east has had heavy rains and
the pastures were green and flowers
blooming as in spring.
Mrs, Chas Smith and Mrs. Jake
Farris were Libby visitors on Monday
Mrs. D. T Woods spent Monday and
Tuesday in Bonners Ferry where she
went for medical attention.
Bernice Bennett-wasla Libby visitor'
Monday.
Chas. Beardsley Of Libby, has been
hired as part time teacher in the Troy
schools. He will organize band and
have charge of the music in the school.
The Girl Scouts met Monday night
at the Scout rooms. Mrs. Joe Dreison
/ and Agnes Sheldon were in charge.
The girls reviewed knot tying for The
second class test.
WGman's Club met al the library in a
special meeting Tuesday night The
ladies brought their hand work and dis
cussed plans for the Harvest Festival
The Woman's Club will give a Harv-
est Festival at the Girl Scouts room
November 6, from go to 10 p. m. The
ladies Of the club are making plans for
very pleasant afternoon and evening
for the people of Troy They viii have
display Of antiques, curios and hand
work. Refreshments appropriate or a
harvest festival will be served Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Oleson of Rochester. Mimi, is a
guest this week of Miss Sophie Haugan.
The Girl Scouts enjoyed Halloween
party Wednesday night at their rooms.
Games were played and Hallowe' en-
planks were pulled off by the Scouts,
who were in costume. Refreshments
were served. The girls all declared they
had celebrated All Saints eve in fit
ting manner
Mrs. Jehir Drelson of Power IS guest
this week at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mi and Mrs. Joe
Dreison.
Mrs. P. A. Patterson was a visitor in
Eureka this week.
The Teachers Bridge club was de-
/ lisbtfuly entertained BY Miss Rice at
! the nome of Mr.. and Mrs Curtis on
Wednesday evening Three tables were
in PLAN Mrs. Ed Henricks won The
| first prizexwhile Miss Olson. of Roch-
ester, Mimi, was successful in gaining
the consolation prize The guests were
Mrs Pentland, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Dean. Miss Christopherson, Miss Haul
gan. Mis- Ovens, Miss Anderson. Miss
Martin, Mrs. Joe Dreison, Mrs. Ed
Henricks. Miss Agnes Sheldon, Miss
Olson. Delicious refreshments were
served at prettily appointed tables.
Brownie Scouts gave Halloween
party Tuesday afternoon at the Scout
rooms Miss Ovens was in charge. A gay
time was enjoyed by the little girls.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Scott left Friday
for Helena where they were present at
the celebration of Mr. Scots mothers
birthday. Mrs. Scott, Sr., celebrated her
s0th birthday.
Mrs Bert Kincaid returned this week
from Glacier Park where she has been
employed for the summer months.
Mrs. Ray Payne returned from Gla-
cier Park where she was employed
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Talmadge are
visiting Mrs. Talmadge's parents at Mis-
soula this week
Mr.. and Mrs Bud Daughtery and
family will move to Missoula this week
where Mr. Daughtery was transferred
by the forestry division of the CCC
Frank Dives returned Tuesday from
Sylvanite where he was employed at
Camp SO for the summer
CCC Camp so was closed this week
and the personnel moved to Reding,
Cal
Mrs Paul Arnold and son left for
Kellogg, Idaho, where they will visit
her mother for several days