The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-07-04

and at kalispeh with Miss Jean Free
land over the Fourth.
Eddie Hallowell of Los Angeles IS
visiting Gordon Durfey.
Miss Ethel Keller of Eureka is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Hattie Helmer
Miss Helen Mock and Bill Oglesby
were married the first of the week in
Boomers Ferry The young couple will
make their home in the Buli Lake dis
trict, where they have many friends
who wish them much happiness.
A son was born to Mrs. Max Seaman
at the Bonners Ferry hospital this
week
Mrs. H. c. Weidner. accompanied
by Mrs. Fred Glass. drove to Eureka
! Tuesday to attend meeting of The
county high school board
Mrs. W. F Doe left Tuesday Tor
Opportunity. Wash, where she will
visit her son David.
Miss Heating left Tuesday for Spo-
kane to remain couple Of weeks.
F. B. Callow and Miss Margaret
/ Clay drove to Libby on business We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy of Sc
/ attic visited their two sons at the Sun
rise mine and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Curtis last week.
Miss Edna Eskew and Bill Glass Of
! Boomers Ferry were guests at the Fred
Glass home Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Otto Schumacher returned
Tuesday to her home at Grafton N D.
after two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. D. L. Macarthur.
Mrs. Nellie Hurd and Louis Cobb
were married last Thursday in Libby.
A charivari party was given for them
at their home Friday night
Snow on the trail to Pulpit mountain
is reported to be eight feet deep IN
places yet with two feet at the lookout
station. Snow fell there Monday July
|, according to Lookout Chas. Chappell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Snyder and
Morris and Art Snyder were in from
Bull Lake visiting over the Fourth.
Mrs. Geo Blackwell and daughter,
Billy Beryl, and grandchildren, Olive,
Edna and Bill Hennessey, Of Libby,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frye over
the Fourth
Gordon Durfey and Eddie Hallowell
are visiting Gordon's grandparents near
Leonia
Of interest to a number of Troy peo-
pie will be the news of the retirement
Of William Kelly, general .superintend-
ent Of motive power for the Great
Northern Mr. Kelly, at the time of his
retirement. was the oldest employee OF
the Great Northern, having had 81
years Of service on the railroad, having
started as machinist helper Mr.. Kelly
picture. alongside modern engine
which he designed, and an old model
engine appeared in the July lst issue
: of the Spokane Chronicle. Mr.. Kelly
who vii make his home with his family
in Spokane, is we'll known here, having
visited the w. r. Doonan family many
times.
Power was cut in Sunday for the
people living in Callowfs addition anc
: will enable them to enjoy the privilege
Of having electric lights and power.
: Fred Glass went to work this weet
on the Pete Creek road, running cat
Eastern teachers, here to spend their
vacation to test recent invention o.
: machine used for locating gold ore
have gone UP in the Yak district with
their invention They spent last sum-
mer in Mexico, where they opened uF
new mines. Their interest in this coun-
try was aroused by the description o.
a mine given by Mr.. Lucas, who
lived here 40 years ago, and they have
been trying to locate it. The party In
cludes Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Campbell
Kurath and son, all of Milwaukee, Wis
Mrs. Jim Mock and Earl Tallmadgt
arrived here Tuesday to visit MIR. ane
Mrs. Roy Tallmadge. Mrs. Mock i
Mrs TalImadge's mother.
Mrs. c. NJ Devine entertained a few
friends Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs John Cummings ar.
rived Tuesday to spend the Fourth Q
July vacation at the ]. j. Cumming
ranch John Cummings drove up from
Arcadia, Calf, where he is employed
Deer Park swamped Troy in a one
sided baseball game Sunday to thu
tune Of 1914.
Lowell Frye Of Butte has been visit
ing his brother, Frank Frye, the pas
week, after tour of Glacier park.
Miss Olga Nestingen returned to Spo
kane Saturday after two weeks vaca
ton at Linger Longer beach.
Miss Pauline Gael of Eureka is visit
ing her sister Mrs. X v. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr Cole and son AM
daughter of Champagne, Illinois, am
Betty Boyd of Spokane We're guests Q
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Anderson las
g week on their way to Glacier Park
g MIR, Cole and Mr. Anderson are cousins
Donald Wallace of Spokane spent
day last week with his aunt Mrs. t
Z L. Slice.
Little Miss Marjorie Seaman let
Friday for Denver, Col, to visit he
# father
i The first cherry train of the seaso
j passed through Troy eastbound las
d Thursday There were IS cars in tn
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Sather an
IS daughter Marzella and Margaret Colt
" man visited in Libby Friday.
e! Mrs E. B. CASTOR left Sunday K
Spokane, where she will receive medi
cal attention.
Mrs Roy Noble and two children I
Walla Walla, Wash, and Mrs. Alic
Bloom of Spokane were guests Of Mr.