The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-08-23
Troy News Items

Anthony Coldwey, Jr., of Hollywood.
and Betty Rives of Troy, received
card from President Roosevelt thank
ing them for the box of huckleberries
which they presented to the Presiden-
tial party when they stopped in Troy.
Peterson's Store was entered Satur-
day night by providers. Fifty pairs of
ladies hosiery and large box of
mems shirts were taken. The thieves
have not been apprehended.
Miss Alice Mettler entertained Capt.
and Mrs. Arnett and children and her
father, mother and sister at her lake
cabin Tuesday night at Savage lake.
10 Ann Wykoff, John and Goldie
Freeman are guests of their grand
mother, Mrs. 10 Quires Of Troy.
The Girl Scouts received the follow
ing letter from Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt
acknowledging the flowers presented to
her at Troy.
ITO the Girl Scout Troop No. |, Troy,
Montana:
4 was very delighted to receive the
beautiful flowers from your organiza-
ton. 1t was joy to have them and
want to thank you many times for
your kind thought Of me.
With best wishes, am
Very sincerely yours
Eleanor Roosevelt"
| Capt and Mrs. Arnett and children,
Ruth and Raymond, stopped in Troy
| Tuesday en- route from Kansas City to
San Diego and are guests at Rives
court Capt. Arnett was the first cap
tain Of Camp 49 and responsible for
grounds and site of the camp.
! Red Sandford Of Spokane was a Troy
visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodwork Of
Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Woodwork of Banning, Cal, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Mettler
from Thursday until Monday. Mrs
Frank Woodwork is sister of MIR
Mettler.
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Mettler enter
tanned at dinner at Alice Mettler's
cabin at Savage lake on Sunday. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs Ed Henricks
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Woodwork and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woodwork, Misses
Alice and Phyllis Mettler.
Kenneth Gage, former Troy boy
from Cleveland, Ohio, is guest of his
uncle, Fred Callow, this week.
Mrs. Pat keenan, entertained at .
picnic Sunday to compliment her guest
Mrs Daggett of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Walcott of Sc
attic, are in Troy this week visiting
relatives, Mr.. Walcott his father, DIR
Fred Walcott, and Mrs. Walcott, her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hosea.
Jack Rowland Of Libby, was a Troy
visitor Tuesday.
William Rose returned Sunday tc
his home in Great Falls after being
employed here in the road construction
camps.
0. r. Gibson, timekeeper for the
Orino construction camp, spent severa
days this week at Townsend, Mont.
attending to business matters.
\ Don Daggett, nephew Of Pat keenan,
is i'll with a sore throat this week.
A Frank Coffman of Chelan, Wash, ar
rived Monday to visit his father, Der
Coffman, and his cousins.
Little Barbara Lane and Betty Lane
of Milwaukee, Wis. granddaughter O
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Clay, had theil
tonsils removed at the Bonners Ferr,
hospital on Wednesday. Miss Margare
Clay and Mrs. Clifford Clay motorec
to Boomers Tuesday with the little
girls.
Ben Maiden Of Libby, was a Trio,
visitor on Tuesday.
A. A. Brooks has improved his resi-.
dence property this week by having i
painted
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Clay of the
Doonan hotel are building an addition
to the hotel in the rear OF the building
Several rooms will be added. Carpen-