The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-07
T roy Locals

day ana Is VISITING heI Soa.. hds dNte.
Mrs. o. II. Shepherd OF Whitefish
was guest at the =. 4 Sather home
Sunday and Monday. =
Mrs. D. F. Fewkes entertained at a
dessert bridge luncheon Wednesday
afternoon.
Roscoe Garrison took his young son
Dan. who has. pneumonia. to Boomers
Ferry Tuesday for medical attention.
The Girl Scouts ratified a birthday
cake at the Presidents Ball The cake,
which WAS beautifully decorated. was
made by Ma Fred Glass Miss Melba
Mason was holder Of the lucky ticket.
w. F. Doe has been remodeling the
house Mr. and Mrs. Powers moved into
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson and Myrtle
and Warren Price were here from
Whitefish over the week end, visiting
friends.
The Wellman Nelson family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Robins at
the Drew ranch Sunday.
! The skating has been fine this week
and several parties Of young people
have been enjoying it,
Miss Marjorie Bailey was dinner
guest Of Viola and Melba Mason Sun
day.
There will be special program at
| the M E. Sunday school next Sunday
morning at their regular meeting hour,
ten o'clock
| r. A. Glass was here from Leonia
Monday visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Glass
Roy Jaques and Lea Harrsch were
/ Libby visitors Tuesday,
| Z Miss Eleanor Rice. Miss Marjorie
Bailey and eight high school girls en-
joyed a skating party Monday after
noon at Savage lake
Bert Arnold came in from Spokane
Monday and went up to the Black Dia-
mond mine to set up the diesel engine
Forest Supervisor c. S. Webb was
visitor in Troy Tuesday.
Miss Dolores Joy spent the week
guest of Miss Idabelle Woods.
It is with mixed regret and pleasure
| that Troy people have learned that the
/ Cecil Murphy family will move to
| Standpoint the first Of next week
regret that the community is to lose
this fine family, with pleasure that
Cecil has obtained good position as
bookkeeper for the GREENWOOD Com
pany.
The High School debate team will
debate the Kalispell high school team
at the High School assembly Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock.
The French class had party Mon
day evening.
/ A large number were in attendance
at the arts and crafts meeting of the
Woman's Club Tuesday evening.
/ Leo Harrsch and Roy Jaques have
secured contract to put a new roof on
the south half Of the Moose hall, and
work on 1t was commenced Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Peterson received
a copy Of the Montana Kaimin, the
university paper, which contains long
article written by Stratford, who is q
student there.
Mrs. M. E. Thomas went to Kalispel
Tuesday for few days visit with
friends.
p T. Meter was in Libby Sunday or
business.
There will be dance Saturday nigh
| at the Moose hall.
c. P Manion of Seattle, a represent
alive Of the Lions Clubs, and Lion
Roger Billings and Howard Turner 0
Libby were here the first Of the weel
J to organize Lions Club in Troy.
The Freshmen class will entertain TIL
: high school at a skating party at Drew
] lake Friday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs Art Mcneil and MI
and Mrs Harry Ford were Dime
! guests Of MIR and Mrs. Ed Whitcraft O
!. Sunday I
: There gre. q few cases Of measles j
town. 3.
Elmer Phillips, of the state fis
hatchery at Libby, was here Saturda
on business. He found that fish wer
being taken illegally at Cowles lax
and being brought to town and solt
Il is reported that unknown person
were found at the lake fishing whe
he arrived there, and were brought
town. Harry Collins, who had been pt
=in=eharse= by-the=stat e.-W sts-felease
from service.
Mrs. Z. D. Stewart entertained Ii
Senior Sewing club at pleasant part
at her home Thursday afternoon.
Harold Skinner came in from Spc
kane Monday and went out to IT
ranch on Kilbrennan lake.
Lester Hebert Of Spokane is a que
of his mother, Mrs. Ray Southwic
this week
Douglas Papineau Of Whitefish VI
here over the week end to attend Il
basketball game and visit friends
The Teachers Bridge club was er
tertained Thursday evening by MI
A. L. Dean. Miss Eleanor Rice receiv,
the high score prize.
Mrs j R. Robertson returned to h
home at St. Anthony, Idaho, last Sa
urday.
Miss Helen MacCauley and Mi
Lucille Bonner of Whitefish were he
over the week end visiting Miss Bet
Mullins.
There. were six tables at the Epi
copal Guild bridge party Saturd
afternoon at Mrs. Perry Wilson's. MI
Gertrude Martin won first prize Al
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. J. B. Far-is and M
F. R. Baggs were the hostesses.
Carl Nelson and Duncan Thorn