The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-31


hill that rises sharply castle-like from
the west bound track to the top Of
Lake creek hill.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
w. J. Dolan at Libby on Monday, Jan
uary 81. Mrs. Dolan is a daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Walker.
Mrs Chas. Smith returned from Bon
ners Ferry Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred French, who has beer
quite i'll, is reported to be very much
better
Pussywillows are rushing the season
and it is said they are plentiful and
extra large
Mrs. E. B. Angel entertained at a
dessert bridge luncheon last Wednes-
day afternoon This was the eighth OF
a series of games, the previous games
being played without the awarding OF
prizes, although scores were kept for
the entire series. AT the eighth game
each member takes prize. Those win
ming the highest scores for the series
were Mrs. D. f. FeWkes, first: Mrs. Joe
Driessen, second and Mrs. Henry
Weidner, third
Dr. Baxter Of Libby was visitor in
Troy Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smoot, who
have been over to the coast since last
fall, returned and went up to their
home on the Yak Saturday.
Mrs. George Noble received word
last week of the death of her brother
in-law, e. J. Carroll, 70, at Butte on
January Il. Mr.. Carroll was one of the
old-timers in Butte having been Buttes
first metropolitan chief of police
Miss Edith Yeager spent few days
as guest Of Miss Bernice Bennett
from her home near Bull lake.
" A. Sather and son Paul were
Libby business visitors on Saturday.
Mrs j. L. Cox Of Iron creek was
in Saturday to visit Mrs. Fred French
at the Cody home.
Mrs. Frank Divis returned last week
from Spokane, where she received
medical attention.
Brick Wollaston of Libby was greet
ing friends here Monday.
The Ladies' Guild will have a card
social next Saturday afternoon, Feb
ruary 2, at Mrs. Perry Wilson's. Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. J. B. Farris and Mrs. F.
r. Bags will be the hostesses
Mrs Joe Driessen entertained at a
dessert bridge luncheon Wednesday
afternoon.
Word was received last week BIZ
Mrs. Geo. Noble of the death other
great niece, Virginia Jonosko, at
Anaconda.
Fred Kinzie of Mullin, Idaho, was in
town between trains Tuesday on his
way to Libby
Mrs. Art Wilson returned Tuesday
from Spokane, where she visited a
sister.
Mrs. E. j. Weidner entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening at coffee
party to honor Mrs. George Weber.
The evening was pleasantly spent at
sewing.
Leonard Kohlmeier of Whitefish was
in town Saturday morning. He reports
Ia feet of snow at Summit.
Phil Werle, mining superintendent of
the Liberty Metals, returned Tuesday
from Spokane.
Steve Swanson of the Sunrise Min
ing Co, made trip to Spokane a few
days ago.
Fred Glass went to Bonners Ferry on
Monday to spend a day or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Powers returned
from Seattle Tuesday and have moved
into one of their houses in town.
d. F. Fewkes made a trip to Spokane
on Saturday.
Otto Swartz of ReMord is here work
ing on the Great Northern He ex-
poets Mrs. Swartz on Wednesday.
The Liberty Metals Mine will start on
February /, and drifting will continue
along the vein. The mill and lower
camp will not operate until spring.
The Troy Education Association met
Wednesday afternoon, January 90
After disposing, Of the routine business,
Miss Eleanor Rice gave a report on
the Thirteenth Delegate Assembly
which she attended. The assembly was
held at Billings December 1929.
Mr.. King, millwrigltt Of the Liberty
Metals. went to his home in Spokane
Friday and Mr.. Mcpherson, diesel
engineer, went to his home in Seattle.