The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-10-03
Whitefish-L- c. II. S. Game

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Whtefish--L- c. H. S. Game
A team, saddened by the tragedy |
which caused them temporary loss Of |
two fine players, dropped a closely /
contested tussle to the Whitefish Bull
dogs" last Friday The additional loss
Of Roy Livengood, due to illness, was
keenly felt and Coach Hileman is glad |
to see him suited up again this week.
The L. G. H. S. mentor seems very
optimistic over this week-end's con-
test with the traditional rivals and feels
that it will be the finest game of The
season. The defeat in Whitefish gives
no indication of lack Of enthusiasm
in the team and student body. All
things considered, the game was close
The opening, kickoff was received by
the locals and they went rs yards
through the line on the first down, Is
the second, and SO on down the field
/ With eight yards to 60 for score, the
| Orange and Black suffered Is yard
penalty Early in the second quarter
an Identical occurrence spoiled a tally.
To summarize the first half, L. c. r.
S made nine first downs and White
! fish made one, the locals lost so yards
on penalties and Whitefish lost five.
The half ended 90.
] Early in the last half, Gene Fleming
was removed because of an injury.
Shortly afterward, Whitefish scored and
converted The boys from the north
held their own until the fourth quarter,
when Whitefish sneaked through on
fake The ball-carrier was not
touched
Good craftsmanship by both teams
marked the game and the home team
has no alibi to offer With school spirit
running high, plenty of moral and vocal
support will cheer the team on to
victory-we hope.
H Mccullough and Willard Albee
motored to Kalispell Saturday.
It is reported that seventeen Of our
young men and women will be attend
ing the University and Normal school
this year
Don Kennedy made business trip
to Helena:
i,
business at Saco, Thursday
Mrs. G. B. Hamilton has beautiful
new electric ice box, a wedding an
! niversary gift from her husband She
has entertained and served ice cream
to her neighbors.
Mrs. James Carey of Kalispell and
Mrs. c. c. Johnson are staying at the
. home of their parents while Mrs. Pei
tier is ILL.,
Mrs. Frank Slick is recovering from
the effects Of broken arm, Mrs.
Long spent the nights with her this
week
Mr. and Mrs. John Quirk returned
Wednesday evening from a business
trip to Spokane Roy Patrick took
charge Of the liquor store while John
was away.
John Oxender of Trego was in town
on business Wednesday and Thursday.
Victor Peltier who has a position
in San Diego, Cal, as an interior
decorator, was called home Sunday be-
cause Of the illness Of his mother, Mrs.
Joe Peltier.
John Helms Of Eureka and Carlton
JouBhin Of Libby were shipping cattle
I frDfl here Sunday
AIRS Alma Graham was severity
gruised on her leg when a little boy
ran into her with his velocipede Fri
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Anderson re-
turned home Saturday after an ex-
tended business trip over his territory.
Richard Waller. who has been on
the lookout at Warland for the past
month, returned home Monday
! Mrs D. / Robertson returned from
, Shelby Saturday where she has been
visiting for the past 10 days
i Lillian Circle will meet with Mrs.
Geo Day Wednesday, Oct q. All mem
!. bers are asked to take the sewing
which is to be sent to the Florence
Crittendon Home.
Richard Waller. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
! Waller and children and Mrs. Don
Rogers and son Mickey motored to
Whitefish Thursday. Mrs. Rogers and
son will visit at the Amos Rogers home
for some time.
! Mrs. c. B. Graves, Mrs Ed Hendrick--
son and Mrs. Geo. Drake returned
: from Spokane and Libby Friday.
! Several Of the ranchers shipped four
carloads of lambs Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Albee received d
long interesting letter from Dean, who
is located at Boquio, P. |. He has been
in the flood and typhoon districts and
said it was necessary to use a boat
| down the main street in one Of the
towns as 1t was flooded and under six
feet Of water Food was a very serious
problem in. many parts of the country.
Father James Kelley is on his vaca-