The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-29
GIRL SCOUT CAMP UNDERGOING
IMPROVEMENTS.

The workers, under the direction of
Ed Henrieks, have fenced the entire
grounds, cut out snags and brush, and
levelled off the grounds making places
for pitching tents and place in The
foreground for game playing. The
beach has been extended the full width
of the property, or about 800 feet, and
sand for the beach will be hauled this
weekend A new floor il being laid
in. the school house and windows put
in on the north side, making the build
ing suitable for meetings on rainy days.
The crew are also building large en-
trance gate, over which a rustic sign,
proclaiming it as the Camp of The
Woods" will be hung The camp has
been started for two years and is one
Of which a community may we'll be
proud. The Girl Scouts are willing TO
have anyone use the camp grounds, but
the property should be respected
Mrs. Nora Mason returned to Spo-
kane Wednesday after several days
here looking after her property and
visiting friends She has recently
visited her daughter Viola, who has
been employed near Moscow, Idaho,
| this summer.
Miss Katie McAIlister, of Butte, who
has been visiting Miss Irene Coffman
for several weeks, went to Spokane
last Wednesday to visit relatives
Miss Marzelia Sather left Monday
for Whitefish to visit her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs O. H. Shepherd
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Duncan moved 10
the sunrise mine this week.
Mrs. E. w. Winslow and infant
daughter returned from Bonners Ferry
Sunday
Mrs Joe Driessen, Mrs. Lee Kensler
and son Jerry drove to Standpoint
Tuesday to visit Mrs. A. NJ Sanford
Patricia Bartlett who has been visiting
her grandparents, returned with them
Mrs Sheridan Wallace and son Lorn
Of Spokane and Mrs r. w Slice visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wallace and Mr.
and Mrs. e. w. Scott on the Fisher
river from Friday until Monday.
Mrs Mary Gross and daughter, Miss
Doris Wanamaker of Helena, are
visiting Mrs Gross brothers, Carol ane
Leon DeBorde, and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Divis will move
the first of next week into the Henry
Weidner house across from the Episco-
pal church.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer and two children
from Kalispell have moved into one
of the Baggs houses. Mr.. Boyer is en-
ployed in the blister rust control work
Mrs Harry Rohrbaugh drove il
from Spokane Thursday to take hel
son back for school He has beer
spending his vacation with the Antor
,, Obermayers, on the Yak
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Devich left Tuesda,
for Butte, on business
; Mr. and Mrs Ralph Bracy AM
family are moving into the Pritchars
Il house
L. R. Davis is relieving Orsa Kidde
from night duty as marshal for a few
, nights.
! Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Macarthur drov
to Macarthur. Idaho, Sunday to visi
! Mr. McArthur's brother
Frank Huff went through Troy las
/. week on his way to the Buick factory
as representative of the Seattl
Buick dealers. Mr. Huff learned tn
mechanics trade from the Coffmal
: Motors here, and from here went a
mechanic to the Buick dealers in Seat
tie, and has worked his way up unit
at present he is sales manager 70
them.
Mrs Frank Cummings and infan
son returned Sunday from Bonner
Ferry.
Mrs jeanette Price and her daughte
Billy Lou went to Spokane Monday
where Billy Lou will undergo a tonsil
lectomy.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Long and so
moved to the Sunshine mine Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Parker and so
Ronald and Mrs.T. Gavre made a bust
ness trip to Spokane last week.
The unemployment office, with Elg
Murphy in charge, opened again Satur
day.
Mrs III v. Pritchard and children
Eileen and Tommy, moved over
Plains to join Mr. Pritchard Glen Saw
age moved the household goods.
Mrs. Anthony Joy and Dolores lei
Sunday for Spokane to spend severe
days with relatives.
! 1t is reported that Frank Hewitt ha
= purchased the Petty place near tn
2 ? Ca1low house
George Wilson has gone to Missoul
where he has employment.
d Louis Sloan drove over last Wednes
i day from Richard, Wash, to get Mr.
S Ivy Payne, his wife's mother, on &C
count Of Mrs Sloan's illness.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Laffoon and child
# rem moved into the Baggs house nea
d Keeenan's last week.
Troy Moose report an excellent tim
at the Moose picnic at Savage lax
Sunday.
Mrs. c. M. Bennett and daughte
Bernice returned Sunday from LIB
and Rexford. They were accompanie
from Libby by Gunnar Larson and hi
mother and two sisters, Magma an
Alice, who spent the day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson an
daughter have moved into Mrs. LIE
Kensler's house near the Ford home
: Lester Coffman returned Monda
from Spokane where he had gone tn
previous Friday to attend boxin
match
r John Woodwork was called t
Cleveland, Ohio, Monday by the deaf