The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-03-14
T roy News


Miss Evelyn Weidner left Tuesday for
Seattle.
Miss Marjorie Bailey went TO Libby
Monday to visit friends
K. G. Drew received car Of fine
alfalfa hay from Boomers Ferry last
week.
Mrs. Carl Schroeder Of the Yak val
ley left for Spokane on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Orsa Kidder are The
parents of daughter born Friday.
E. B. Angel made trip to Libby
on Saturday.
Miss Natalie Taylor and G, A Inman
won high scores at the Recreational
Club Friday evening. Mrs. L. B. Taylor
and Cliff Thomas won the low score
prize.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard left last week
for Kalispell, where she is visiting
relatives.
The fact that No. 2 and No. i now
stop regularly al Libby for passengers
will prove convenient for Troians hav
fina business at the county seat.
bridge clup Wednesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Meister made
trip to Elk, Wash, Friday, returning
Saturday.
/ The WonIan's Club will hold its regu-
| lar business and program meeting
Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Alvina Anderson and Miss Ellen Ovens.
Mrs. N. w. Morrison was taken 10
the Libby hospital Wednesday.
There will be school election April
6 to elect two school trustees to ill
/ the vacancies created by the expiration
Of the terms OF Mrs. c. A. Smith and
Harry Ford Al Williams and Harry
Ford have filed to fill the vacancies,
Mrs. Smith having declined to run. As
| far as known there are no other can
/ didates
j. E. Kennedy, mining man from
Seattle, was here Sunday looking over
the Grouse Mountain mining properties
with his friend, Chas. H. Curtis, and
was we'll pleased with what he saw
There were three or four men from
Seattle here the previous week and all
were pleased with Troys mining dis
trict.
Miss Eleanor Rice and N. A. Williams
drove to Dixon over the week end,
where Mr.. Williams has secured the
superintendency of the Dixon schools
for the coming year. Miss Rice, who
formerly taught at Dixon, visited
friends
w. r. Doe reports that he counted
200 deer on trip from the Yak post
office TO the Maxim place, a distance
OF about Az miles.
A. L. 0. Schueler, Libby Lumber Co.
head, was here last Wednesday inspect
ING the companys holdings with the
Troy representative, Z. L. Stewart.
They went down to Pine creek, to
Bull lake and to Libby, from where
he took. the train to Minneapolis.
Fred Gf,Ss and Gordon Durfee visited
Mr.. Glass parents near Leonia last
week.
Mrs Cecil Murphy and son Of Sand
point are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Chas. Fritz, Miss Cienwin Nc
Dowell and Lang Wallace returned
Friday morning from trip to Spokane
! A. R. johnson of Kalispell was in
town the first Of the week.
Four engineers from the bureau Of
r public roads arrived here Tuesday tc
! make soundings on the Kootenai river
t at the proposed highway crossing 2i2
miles below town and to secure addi-
/ tional information on the design of the
! proposed Callahan creek bridge made
: necessary by the change wrought by
5 the flood of 1888 b. F. Kilt, who made
the original survey in 1929 and 1880
S is in charge Of the crew which is COM
3 posed of E. p. Halle, G. E. Meyer, A
!, X. Neeley, all OF Missoula. 1t is said
/ the work will require about week.
Helen Haaland is i'll this week anc
{ Mrs. Fred Glass is taking her place
| at the drug store.
S Mrs. w. F. Doe went to Libby Friday
e j for medical attention. She was accom-
| hpanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Laffoon
!. Mrs. j. F. Powers received wore
/ this week that she has been accepted a:
a member of the Authors and Com
!. posers organization of America
Two of the Dr. English houses were
sold this week. Mr. and Mrs Lex
r Meister bought the house occupied BY
: Mrs. C. M. Akin and Mrs. Scion Ramlt
r bought the house formerly occupied
by Earl Nichols and his mother.
Work on an ore warehouse for III,
d Sunrise mine will be started in a few
It'll DAYS under the direction of Carl John
son. The warehouse will be near In
oil tanks in the railroad yard
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