The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-03-08
T roy Locals

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Bend, Oregon, are visiting Mrs. Wheel
er's sister, Mrs. Gordon Daugharty
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Coffman have re-
turned to Troy. They have been making
their home in Whitefish
1t NAV be of some interest to the
former CCC boys of Camp II at Troy
to know that the camp at St. Regis has
been awarded the honorary medal for
rating rs the best camp of the district
Mrs. r. E. Clay entertained few
ladies at a pleasant sewing party at her
home Wednesday afternoon.
Bert Thomas returned to Troy the
last of the week spending a few months
IN the east. He returned via the Panama
Canal to 7 os Angeles and thence. here.
Under Sheriff L. G. Sperry Of Libby
was business caller in Troy last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Sanders Frances
and Jackie left Monday for Renton,
Wash, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Sanders motored over Sat-
urday to take his family back with him,
as he has permanent work there.
Mrs. Bode Thornton of Renton and
Mrs. G. w Howser of Chelan, Wash,
came over Saturday with Ashby Sand
ers to visit their father, Frank Baggs,
who is ILL., Mrs. Thornton returned to
her home Monday but Mrs. Howser will
remain here for a while.
r. Earl Clack Of Havre and Frank
Opp, Clack representive from Kalispell.
were business visitors in Troy the FIRST
of the week
Sam Orino was in town the first Of
the week inspecting the work on the
Kootenai Falls project
Ed Dutton and Tony Ozanich Of the
rrC can1n at St. Regis were visiting
friends here over the weekend
The Catholic Ladies are busy with
Mans and nrenarations for their annual
st. Patrick's dance to be held at the
H. S. gym on Saturday, March II. Music
will be furnished by Laurence Meg
quier's dance band. Don't forget the
date.
The 0. E. S. Auxiliary card party last
Thursday evening was, as usual, a very
ENJOYABLE affair. Pinochle was PLAYED
at five tables and bridge at six. ,High
score honors at bridge were won by
Mrs Glen Thorn and George o. White,
and at pinochle by Mrs. H. v. Prichard
and Andy Osborn. Mrs ANTHONY Jov
Mrs. Chas. Smith, and Mrs. Myrtle
Kinzie were the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Bags motored
over from Wenatchee Sunday for visit
with his parents.
Mrs. Teresa Gavre returned Thurs
day from Chicago and Sheboygan, Wis.
where she was called to the. bedside of
her eldest son who was seriously in
iured in an auto accident in December.
She reports her son is improving rapid
ly. She also visited her mother, Mrs.
Josephine Killian. who celebrated her
92nd birthday, February %
M F. Gosswiller of Whitefish has
been visiting his family this week.
Miss Gertrude Martin has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. George Tautfest of Boomers
Ferry returned to her home Saturday
after a few days visit with her niece,
Mrs Gordon Daugharty.
Mrs. L. f. Wilcox has returned home
iloili tilc AoOfllleis TGilg iiOSpitdl anu ~
reported to be improving very slowly
The Templemen family moved into
one of the r. E. Clay houses across the
tracks last week
P. A. Peterson went to the Libby
hospital Friday for few days
The weekly vollev ball fray took place
Monday night Tallmadge's team lead
with a score of ", followed by Ras-
II. Meister &c. and Peterson 6S.
The G. NJ has placed four operators,
one opposite Kootenai Falls and three
opposite Sam Orino's camp, to work
during the blasting which started Mon
day. A work train is stationed there to
keep the tracks cleared
Roscoe Garrison was Libby visitor
Wednesday.
There are ten CWA workers being
employed at the airport at present Six
men are at Callahan bridge The work
there is expected to be completed with
in ten days.
Mrs Bert Coffman entertained the
members of the MIRA Club and their
husbands Friday evening at her home.
Mrs Rasmussen and E. d. Stewart cap
tured high prizes and Mrs George
White won the travelling prize. A tasty
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