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


delightful bridge parties last week. At
the iirst party held Tuesday night Mrs.
E. E. Madden held high score and Mrs.
James Hurst held low. At the second
party Wednesday night Mrs. Otis
Thompson was awarded high score
prize and Mrs Matt Griffith received
the consolation. Dainty refreshments
were served
Mrs. Frank Richter and daughter
Lorraine left Wednesday for Mora,
MINI.
Mrs. Owen Rumley, former resident
of Rexford, visited friends here last
week
Irene Griffith left Tuesday for Chalis,
Wash, after spending several days here
with her father Ted Griffith.
Erford Jacqueth was business caller
here Wednesday.
| Webb Gary and June Matthews were
guests st the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Cochran Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gregor of Eureka spent Wednes-
| day at the Otis Thompson home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Shanahan and
| Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dassow drove to
Whitefish Saturday.
Mildred Fewkes returned Thursday
from trip to Spokane and Tacoma.
Mrs. Ira Gines of Bonners Ferry ac-
companied her home and is spending
few DAYS visiting at the w. c. feWkes
home. Mrs. Gines is sister of Mr..
Fewkes.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Pluid and family
were in Rexford Saturday.
Leo Collar was q passenger to Kalis-
pell Friday.
! Micky McCarty, who is with a CCC
camp at Troy spent the week end in
Rexford
Jess Sweet is here working on the
hill, taking the place of Archie Schradi,
who returned to Whitefish.
Il The forest service house here is be-
ing remodeled and furnace installed
Slim Howe is laying off for few
days and Frank Richter is relieving
him
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McKane of Vol
cour and Mr. and Mrs Brown and
daughter Ruth were guests at the O.
G. Johnson home Sunday.
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Grover Smith of Whitefish drove 10
Rexford Saturday and spent the day
visiting friends.
Mrs. A. E. johnson and son Gale and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Johnson of Fortine,
and Mrs. Andy Aman and son Dick Of
Eureka. were Rexford visitors Sunday.
Charley Powell killed large coyote
within the city limits Sunday.
Archie Thompson and William
Fewkes left Wednesday for Seattle
They also plan on making trip Il
:. Victoria and Vancouver before they re-
turn
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Mellinger and Miss
Grace Sweesy of Eureka were here
Sunday.
Father Kelly of Eureka held services
in Rexford Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Fewkes and Mrs
Ira Gines drove to Kalispell Sunday.
Forest Roholt and Danny Gilden were
Rexford callers Saturday
Margaret Artenian, small daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Megras Artenian, was
painfully injured Tuesday morning
when she put her hand in the electric
wringer Of Mrs 0. G. Johnsons wash
ing machine. Mrs Johnson was busy
in the house and did not know the
child was near the machine until she
screamed\ DR.. Lowell of Eureka was
called and it was necessary to take
several stitches to close the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Anderson were
Rexford callers Tuesday.
Mr. ord Mrs Warren McC1inch anr
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Taylor of Whitefish
stopped in Rexford Monday en- route &c
!. the Yak on a hunting trip. They will
also visit at the Tom Johnson home.
Reno Snyder of Whitefish is relieving
Archie Thompson during his absence
Frank Cochran, who is working as
dispatcher in Whitefish. spent the week
ord hnrn with his family