The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-10-04

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to work on home lines before cold
weather sets in.
Mr. and Mrs. Callow drove to Leonia
on Sunday to visit the Eberhardt family.
Pete Wise of Leonia, has been visiting
the Callow family for few days at
Troy
Mr. and Mrs. Myrick left on Monday
for Spokane to make their home there
Mr. Myrick has been working for the
forestry
Mrs. John Ericsson of Power Mon
tana, is a guest of her daughter, Miss
Cecil Murphy.
AT the meeting of the Woman's Club
on Tuesday evening the club decided
to sponsor the building Of an ice skat-
ing rink and the clearing of a safety
slide for the school children for the
winter.
Mr.. Roselle of Kalispell was guest
at the Leslie Kensler home on Tuesday
Mr. Roselle is Mrs. Kenslers brother
in-law.
The Brownie Scouts met at the Scout
rooms On Tuesday.
AT the Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church on Thursday. Mrs Thorn was
elected president The other officers,
Mrs Edith Mason as vice president
and Mrs, Anthony Joy as secretary,
| held their offices over from last year;
also Mrs. Clifford Clay as treasurer.
The Order of Eastern Star held their
regular meeting THURSDAY night at the
| Masonic hall
|
Miss Edna Creighton of Fortine is
the house guest of Miss Bernice Ben
net for few days.
Forest Bennett has been at Hot
Springs for a week for treatment
A council meeting will be held on
Wednesday at the City hall
The young son of Harry Talmadge
has been very i'll for over week.
The Black Diamond Mine owners are
excavating for a new mill site. They
have had many new buildings put up
recently
Mrs. Ted Ruble left for the Coulee
dam this week to go into business
there.
A dance was held in the high school
| gymnasium on Saturday night for the
FOOTBALL players.
The jack hammer men and the pow
der men have been laid off from the
highway construction work between
Troy and Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs William Frske have as
their house guests this week Mr.
Frisk's two sisters, Mrs. Cora A. Tree
of Monrovia, Calf, and Mrs. Fl. j.
Thomas Of Minneapolis, MINI. Mr.
Friske had not seen his sister, Mrs.
Tree, for over 30 years.
/ D. Bingaman, fruit inspector at Troy
left Friday for Mayo Brothers hospital
The dance at Camp 40, Keller creek.
was very enjoyable affair, Invitations
were issued by the camp officers, per
sonnet and enrollees. There were pres
ent approximately $40 people from
Troy. Libby and Boomers Ferry.
F. P. Carey of Eureka was in town
on Thursday
Miss Ovens and Miss Anderson en-
tanned at bridge party on Wednesday
: evening at their apartment in the Clay
hotel Teachers and teachers wives
| were present. A bridge club was organ
ICED to meet twice a month at the
members homes.
! Mrs e. c. Nelson of Aberdeen. Wash.
. former resident of Troy, is the house
! guest of Mrs. Charles Smith for week
and is renewing old friendships in Troy.
! Mr. Nelson is now in the insurance
business in Aberdeen.
Rudy Griger, who worked for several
months in Troy in the CCC camps, was
killed in an automobile accident at the
; Fort Peck dam on Friday His mother,
who was in Troy at the time, left at
I once for Culbertson. their former home.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Wormley and Mrs.
Shelton, mother of Mrs. Wormley, left
for Spokane on Saturday Mr. Wormley
has been driving the big trucks on the
Arkwright job.
William Powers, freight conductor Of
Whitefish, was terribly injured Friday
morning while switching in the railroad
yards While coupling car, he slipped
and fell, his left leg being taken off
below the knee. Doctor Walcott gave
him first aid and he was taken at once
to the Libby hospital MIR Powers fam
lily had their residence here about four
years ago.
The M E. Sunday school, which has
been closed for month on account Of
the infantile paralysis scare, opened
again on last Sunday.
Leslie Kensler and Henry Sanders
drove 800 sheep from Boomers Ferry
on Sunday, 300 of them going to Henry
Sanders ranch and 300 to Kensler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Mettler and
daughter Phillis drove to Libby on Fri
day Mr.. Mettler attended the demo-
cratic meeting and on their way home
they took in the dance at Camp 49,
Mrs. Fred Glass drove to Eureka or
Saturday to meet her husband, who
is working for the forestry, They re-
turned to Troy on Sunday
Paul Arnold spent Sunday with his
/ family. Mr. Arnold is working at Rex
ford.
Merle Demars, special agent for the
Northern Pacific in Spokane, is visiting
his cousin, Gordon Daugharty for 1
few days.
Leo Meister, who is working in Libby
spent Sunday with his family.
! Mr.. and Mrs O'Neal of Spokane have
: been house guests of the Mettlers thi!