The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-04
T roy Locals

Mrs. H. c. Weidner attended meet
ing Of the Lincoln county high school
board at Eureka last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon DeBorde were
called to Grangeville, Idaho, Sunday by
the death of Mrs. DeBorde's mother
there. The sympathySof the community
is extended Mrs DeBorde in her be-
reavement.
J. B. Farris arrived here Sunday
from the Bonneville dam in Oregon 10
visit his family He left Monday for
Rainier Park, where he will be en-
ployed and was accompanied as far as
Spokane by Mrs. Farris and Martin.
Mrs. l. E. Throop made trip to
Libby on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Olson of Whitefish
were here Saturday to visit friends and
to attend the special meeting of the
Eastern Star lodge to honor the grand
matron.
Gale Weidner is spending his spring
vacation at home from his studies at
Washington State College
Miss Alvina Anderson and Miss Ellen
Ovens were Libby visitors on Saturday.
Wiley Davis made trip to Boomers
Ferry Saturday, returning Sunday.
H. w Cole purchased new Chew
rolet truck from Jaqueth & Charnholm
Saturday.
Art Barker made business trip to
Spokane Monday. He was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. v. Pritchard
MIR and Mrs. j. F. Powers returned
Sunday from short trip to Spokane.
Mrs. A. M Sanford and daughter
| Patricia are guests at the R. E. Clay
home this week.
Lou Dillon made trip to Libby Sat
urday.
Mrs. Jim Lindsey left Saturday for
Yakima where she was called by the
illness of her grandmother.
| Miss Maxine Weidner is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. C. Weidner,
during her spring vacation from
Cheney normal.
Bill Perry and Perry Mcdowell drove
to Libby Monday.
Miss Naomi English of Spokane spent
the week end here visiting her father
and brother and her sister, Mrs. Bert
| Hardy and family,
| The weather man played an April
Fools joke on this community when
he set the coolest weather for several
/ years for this time Of the year on April
/. Temperatures ranged from two above
at the Sunrise mine to II and Is above
in town. New snow was reported to
have fallen to depth of two feet at
4 {Ir Crt,rir1 ,.,a ..J,y 1-r
peratures have been low throughout the
state, railroad men reporting that it
was Is below in Cutbank.
Mrs. L. A. Hosea accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Pattie to Spokane over
the week end
Jimmy Lutz, former border patrol
man here but now Of Cutbank, was in
town the first of the week.
The Recreational club met at the
Moose hall Friday night Pinochle was
played before supper, Cienwein Nc
DoWell and Leo Harrsch winning high
score prizes and Mrs. Sam Laffoon and
Clare Laffoon, low score prizes. After
supper, Mrs. James Ryan and David
Doe played for the, dancing, which was
enjoyed to a late hour.
| Pete Yeney of Kalispel was a guest
at the W. F. Doe home this week, stop
ping here on his way home from trip
to California, Oregon and Seattle, where
he visited friends and relatives. Mr.
Yeney and Mr.. Doe are, friends of Ions
standing, having known each Other
years ago in Kalispell.
Lee Kensler made business trip Il
Spokane on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baggs Of Wen.
atchee were guests of his parents ovel
the week end.
Albert Regensberger returned las
week from a CCC camp near Missoula
where he has been working the pas
week.
Mr.. Arkwright of Tomlinson-Ark.
wright Co. was a Troy visitor Tues
day and Wednesday, coming over L
check over the Yak, hill road iol
completed last fall.
Miss Genevieve White who has beer
attending Washington State college. i
spending her spring vacation visitinj
her father and brothers at the Blacl
Diamond mine.
Mrs. Vernon Hovey Is enjoying visi
from her sister, Mrs Pitcher of Libby
this week.
Mrs. D. T. Wood returned Tuesda
from Spokane, where. she has been liv
ing the past three months.
Mrs. Joe Driesen entertained TIL
bridge club at her home Wednesda
afternoon.
Millard Hosea of Helena was her
last Thursday to visit relatives.
Plans are going forward for tn
Junior prom, which will be given Apr
u. Gompf's orchestra will furnish III
music
t. 5. Garrison of the upper Yaa
came in last week and has been visi,
ing relatives and friends.
Rev, Reuben Dutton, district super
intendent of the Methodist churc
was in town Tuesday.
Glen Page arrived last week fro
Salem, Oregon, to visit his father, 4
]. Page.
Ray Payne has purchased the Sc,
ond hand store from r. r. Gibbs, ar
IN has added a shoe repairing depar
er ment.
ST Q. L. Brown, division civil engine
l. tor the Great Nor4hern. was here Ia
~ FRIDAY from WhitefiSh ;rcrart;,,<, 49,;