The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-04-26

spent day or SO at the R. E. Clay
home this week.
Several Improvements have been
noted of late in the business district
Henry Weidner has had his store front
painted, Monio's hotel is undergoing
some repairs and DIR. Walcott Is dis
playing an attractive new sign.
Savage and Barker made a trip 70
Bonners Ferry Saturday with Ed Scott
who purchased some cows to add to
his dairy stock.
Miss Frances Ford entertained the
Sewing Club Tuesday evening.
Frank Thomas shipped three cars
and Mike Murphy one car of logs this
week.
The general road conditions here are
much improved, and the road t0>She
Liberty Metals and Sunrise Mines IS
passable again The Callahan creek
bridge is closed to heavy traffic this
week while undergoing repairs.
A number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ceril Murphy gathered Monday eve
ming for a charivari for the newlyweds.
They spent the evening dancing at the
Linger Longer pavilion at Savage Lake.
Mrs. Walter Sloan stalled her car
when she tried to 60 around the slide
on the Libby road Sunday afternoon,
and she was so close to the GIN. tracks
that train No 2 was forced to stop
until the car was removed.
Pansy Sloan made trip to Libby on
Tuesday.
Mr. Arnett salesman for the Spo-
kane Dry Goods company. and Captain
Arnett, who is stationed here, met
Monday for the first time in IS years
The Arnetts are cousins and lived near
each other in Ohio
Mrs Roscoe Garrison is reported tc
be improving after long siege of i'll
ness at her mothers home in Boomers
Ferry.
Mrs. George Fife returned Sunday
from a visit with friends in Whitefisf
and Kalispell.
r. N. Cox made business trip te
Libby Tuesday.
Dave Secrist returned Friday from
| St. Regis and will be employed a
Sylvanite.
Mrs. J. r. Castleberry and children
moved to their home in Bonners Ferry
Saturday.
Charles English fell at the Liberty
Metals mine Tuesday and suffered ;
dislocation of his left ankle.
Miss Helen Brindley of Libby was ;
guest of Miss Alice Mettler on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Gene Crush returned from tn,
Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane tt
her home at Sylvanite Thursday.
L. A. Hosea made business trip t
| Spokane the first of the week
The Commercial Club dance Satur
day was great success, both social.
and financially. After all expenses wer,
paid, net profit of s25.85 was turret
over to the athletic fund of the school
| The dance committee Of the CONNER
cial Club and the school wish to ex
press their thanks for the good turn
/ out
Mrs. Pat Corbett was a visitor t
! Libby on Tuesday
Mr.. Baker and MIR. Hoy. Interstat
Utilities company men from Spokane
spent Friday in Troy on business.
Bobby Ehlers has been Ill for som
time with the Rocky Mountain spotte
fever He is reported to be improving
i Mr.. and Mrs. K G. Drew left Sun
day for a motor trip to Meeker, Coli
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Perry arrive
here Friday from Grants Pass, Oregon
for a visit with Mr. Perry's sons.
Frank Divis returned the last of tn
week from St. Regis and will be en-
ployed by the forest service
| Sylvanite.
Two buq camps have been establishe
this week by the forest service, one
Star creek and the other at Keller
is reported that there are about
men employed at each camp
Mrs. I'd Weidner entertained tw
tables Of bridge Wednesday evening.
pleasant time was enjoyed BY II
guests. Delicious refreshments wei
served.
Ben Frost Of Eureka was caller
Troy Tuesday
E. Nj. Davidson Of Libby was in Tre
Wednesday
Ii has been reported that three ca
Of CCc men from California will arri'
here today and will be sent to II
Sylvanite camp Next Tuesday or Wee
nesday train of II cars with 1872 nae
for Libby and 1913 men for Troy is e.
I pected from Fort Story Virginia, a
: cording to a report received at the
N. depot. 1t is understood that the Tre
! contingent will be located at Pc
!. creek