The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-17
7 roy Locals

home last Tuesday to her home in
| Canada because of the death of her
mother. Mrs. Joe Driessen is substitut-
ing in Miss Andersons place The
sympathy of this community is tend
cred Miss Anderson in her bereave-
ment.
P. T. Meter is in receipt of a letter
from the acting forester of Washington,
D. G., advising that a standard road
will be constructed from the Yak road
to the Black Diamond mine this COM
ing season. This project should be of
considerable help to the mining COM
pany as well as to the community at
large.
Mrs. Chas. Smith made trip to
Boomers Ferry on Saturday.
Miss Bernice Bennett returned Tues
day from LibbH. where she spent few
days as guestsef Miss Gladys Larson.
c. L. Nelson of Spokane was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Glen Thorn on
Tuesday.
At meeting of the Troy fire de-
partment Monday night at the gym
officers were reelected for the CONT !
year as follows H. C. Weidner, presi-
dent; E. B. Angel, treasurer and Walter
Morrison, secretary. Cecil Murphy,
Kenneth Hubbard and Joe Driesen
were voted into the fire department
to fill vacancies.
Where you so and what you do is
news Leave any items you have at
the library or the X " Garage for
Agnes Sheldon and it will be greatly
appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown enter
tanned a number of friends at a pino-
chile party Tuesday evening. High score
prizes went to Mrs w. r. Doe and
James Ryan and the consolation prizes
went to Mrs. James Ryan and Frank
Frye. A lovely lunch was served at
the conclusion of the evenings games.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Frye, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Broom. Mr.
and Mrs. Ramsey Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
James Ryan and Mr. and Mrs w. f.
Doe
E A. Woods returned Monday from
a business trip to Libby
Mr., and Mrs Gene Crush were in
lcWih Aioiii JJlFdiill6 odluIudY.
There will be basketball game here
Saturday night between the Libby and
Troy High School teams.
Mrs. Clarence Case, daughters Ruth
and Audrey and son Frank arrived
here Monday from Wenatchee to visit
her father, Mr.. A. A. Grippe.
Guests at the Elgin Murphy home
Monday evening were Miss Viola
Bessey, Miss Rose Domitt, Carl Bessey,
and Keith FRESHMAN Of Libby
A. A. Brooks left Monday for Helena
The Junior Sewing club gave a sur
prise party for Mrs. Art Wilson Mon
day evening, the occasion being her
birthday
Q L. Brown, division engineer, and
Special Agent Sydness were in town
Monday on business.
Friends will be interested to learn
that Gordon Meter, at one time editor
OF the Troy Tribune, has just been
elected president of the Lions Club at
Churubusco, Indiana.
e. D. Stewart made business trip
to Libby Tuesday.
Mrs. W. F. Doe reports that her
brother, George Grigg, who was badly
hurt December S, is rapidly improving
at the hospital in Kalispell and expects
to be able to go home in a week or two
There are a great many illnesses
thus week due to an epidemic of flu
and colds.
The eoasting hill, cleared by the
Woman's Club this fall has given a
great deal of pleasure to young skiers
and coasters the past week.
Anthony Joy left Tuesday for short
visit to Spokane.
| ]. M. McMurtrey Of Kirkland, Wash,
visited his sisters, Mrs. l.. B. Taylor,
and Mrs j. L. Cox, Friday and Satur-
day enroute to Richey, Mont.
Frank, Bert and Bill Thomas attend
ed the funeral of their aunt Mrs.
Katherine Perryzat Spokane on Friday.
Mrs. Perry was formerly resident of
Troy for number of years.
MIR. and Mrs. George Strom spent a
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim CLARION
at the upper Liberty Metals camp last
week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schraeder of the
Yak were business visitors in Troy on
Friday.
Master Neil Williams accompanied