The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25
day to go to work for the o'connor
Construction Co

Mrs \. a omlth spent lew days
in Spokane the last of the week.
T. J. Martin, master carpenter COR
the Great Northern was here from
Whitefish Monday
Leo HarrSch and Alfred Jaquest left
Friday for the-CCC camps at Missoula.
Jesse Johnson from the Fisher river
country. is being employed by the
Scott Dairy.
OF interest to friends is the marriage
last Saturday of Miss Lucille Wallace.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan
Wallace to Raymond Green at Spo-
kane.
Mrs. c. M Akin and Ralph Akin
drove to Boomers Ferry Sunday to see
Mrs. Van Artsdale.
Twenty-four ladies were present at
the Junior Aid meeting at the home
of Mrs. Walter Mason last Thursday
afternoon. Plans were completed for a
food sale which was given at the Koot-
enai Pharmacy Saturday afternoon.
After the sale, the drawing on the
Ladies Aid quilt was held and Mrs.
Adolph Berg won the quilt.
Mrs. w. B. Macdonald of Kalispell
spent three days here last week look
ing after business interests.
Mrs. Glen Thorn was a Libby visitor
Monday.
Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. William Van Artsdale is recup-
Grating nicely after an operation at the
Boomers Ferry hospital week or SO
ago Mrs. Van is now with Mrs. Kinney
at Bonners and expects to 60 to her
sister in Davenport, Wash, aftef week
or two, when she has recovered enough
to travel
Mr., and Mrs. Harry White and Art
Wilson we're in from the Black Dia-
mond thisN week end.
MrsePat Keenan, and Mrs. Veta Kens-
Ter drove TO-. Boomers Ferry Monday
evening
Mrs. D. L. Macarthur left Tuesday
for Spokane, where she will visit rela-
tives for few days.
Lester Snyder was in from Bull lake
over the week end
Herbert Eklund left Monday fol-
Metaline Falls to look for work.
Troy visitors to Libby on Monday
include Frank Coffman, George Fife
and Mrs James Piermont.
Joe Thornton of the Keystone mine
was transacting business in Troy Mon
day
John y. Shelly, formerly resident
Of Troy but now Of Hillyard. was here
Monday greeting old friends.
Miss Margaret Clay, Miss Loi:
Thompson and Bill Bissell drove Il
Bonners Ferry Sunday and called tt
see Mrs. Van Artsdale at the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Meachen Of Spo-
kane spent Easter Sunday at the r
E. Clay home.
Jim CLARION came in from the Liber-
ty Metals camp Friday.
DR.. Baxter Of Libby was Tro,
visitor Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Macarthur motor
ed to Naples, Idaho, Sunday to spenc
Easter with his folks
Friends will be interested to learn d
the recent marriage of Mrs. Cleo Cor
bett to George McGann of klamath
Falls, Oregon.
@. L. Brown, G. N. resident engineer
of Whitefish and Mr.. Smith, engineer
from Seattle representing the govern
ment, were here Monday to look over
Callahan creek in regard to flood con-
troll
Mrs. H. c. Weidner left Monday fol
Eureka to attend a meeting of the
county high school board.
A daughter was born to Mr. anc
Mrs. Earl Laffoon Thursday, April IS
Vim. Skinner Of Spokane spent the
week end at his ranch near Troy.
The school board had special meet
ing Saturday to organize for the com
ing year. e. ]. Weidner was elected
chairman and Mrs Edith Mason, clerk
The resignation Of Miss Gertrude Mar
tin, which was held over until this
meeting, was accepted.
The girls of the senior class gave {
shower for Mrs. Edwin Grippe, formerl,
Miss Sarah Grigg, at the r. L. Slice
home Friday afternoon. The bride re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
The installation of the Moose officers
which was to be held last Saturday
night, was postponed until April % or
account of the slide on the Libby roac
which made it impossible for the Libb,
Moose to come to Troy to put on the
work.
Mrs. ]. b. Farris and son Martin ane
Grs. A. L. Kensler and son Jerry mo-
tored to Spokane Friday to spend tht
week end