The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-24
T roy Locals

| Mrs Henry Weidner entertained the
teachers at lunch Friday noon.
Ellsworth Price, who is employed at
Gee camp at Superior, Mont. ar
rived here Thursday to spend few
days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Thorn left Sat
urday for weeks vacation. They
drove to Wolf Point to visit his folks
and to Great Falls to visit her brother
and his wife, and will return by way
of Helena, where they will visit her
sister
Mrs. Glenn Savage returned Sunday
evening from Council Bluffs. Iowa,
after three weeks sojourn She was
called east on account of the death of
her father, William Miller, who has
made frequent visits to Troy in the last
Is years. Mrs Savage says that Mon
tana never looked better to her than it
did this time. The temperature was
around 96 and 98 all the time she was
there. The gardens and crop conditions
are more advanced in Troy than they
are in Iowa on account of the extreme
drought there. May Ia they had five
hour rain, the first moisture since April
first
John Coaker left Tuesday for Priest
River, where he has work.
Miss Pearl Wilcox of Spokane is
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs F. L. Wilcox
Mrs. Frank Moore of Chewelah, Wn.,
/ and Mrs E. P. Kimmeck and daughter
Of Clagstone. Idaho, returned to their
homes last Wednesday after several
days visit with their sister, Mrs. w. F.
Doe.
Mrs. Leone Mallick has just returned
! from few days visit in Missoula.
| Professor George 0. White was the
recipient of two very lovely farewell
/ gifts from his former students of the
high school. in token of their best
wishes and highest regard for his work
with them. The sophomore class pre-
sented him with beautiful engraved
pen and pencil set, and the Juniors
gave him bamboo fishing rod
Miss Mary Heating arrived here
Monday from Los Angeles to spend the
summer at her home up the Yak
She will be a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Crush at Sylvanite for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Beason are in
Troy from Spokane and will spend the
summer at Bull lake
Elgin Murphy spent the weekend in
Spokane, returning Sunday
Supervisor Webb of Libby was a
visitor in Troy Tuesday on official
business.
Miss June Sanders spent Tuesday in
town as guest of Miss Marzella
Sather
The Sophomores enjoyed a picnic
at Savage lake Wednesday afternoon
and evening They were chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. " A. Sather, Mr.. and
Mrs W. f. Doe and MIR. and Mrs Geo
o.. White.
Miss Irene Coffman left Tuesday for
Libby where she will spend few days
as guest Of Miss Jean Barkee.
There will be a dance at the Moose
hall Saturday evening.
The Ladies Aid is meeting at the
James Rasmussen home today, Thurs
day A farewell gift will be presented
to Mrs. Geo, O. White from the Sunday
school and Ladies' Aid A farewell gift
was presented to Mrs. j. T. Cornn from
these societies before she left
Leland McNeill purchased new
Chevrolet truck this week through
Jaqueth & Charnholm
Mrs. r. E. Clay entertained several
friends Wednesday afternoon to honor
Mrs. E. j. Howe, who is visiting here
from Superior, Wis The afternoon
passed pleasantly in sewing and con-
versation A dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson was taken TO the
Bonners Ferry hospital Monday for
medical attention
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hosea and child
: of Spokane are visiting Mr. Hoseas
sister, Mrs. Archie Pattie
The Lucas family of Libby were visit
ing Mrs. Ragna Johnson and daughters,
Ruth and Anne, Tuesday evening.
M. E. Thomas, Duncan Thomas and
Louis Carsallo motored to Boomers
Ferry Sunday
Mrs VIM. Fewkes and daughter Mil
, bred were visiting in Troy Monday
Mrs c. M. Akin is planning to leave
Wednesday for Spokane where she will
visit friends
Miss Pansy Sloan left Wednesday for
Seattle where she will visit her parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan, and her
brother, Wayland.
The H. w. Cole, j. T. Cornn and
: Geo. O. White families enjoyed picnic
at Schoolhouse lake Sunday
, Mrs. II. J. Yarwood returned to her
home at Omak, Wash, Friday after a
few days visit at the r. l.. Slice home
: A. Fl. Litchfield drove in Tuesday
from Spokane.
The Giant Sunrise Mining Co. has
been shipping in heavy machinery by
truck from Noxon.
Henry Mayfield Of Whitefish was in
, town Tuesday visiting number of his
friends.
Good progress is being made on the
Yak bridge All the heavy steel is in
place on the bridge, a big step in its
completion.
Rex Hydorn Of Spokane was caller
here Tuesday