The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-26
Rexford News

E Jaoueth of Libby was a business
visitor in Rexford Tuesday of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl DeGroot returned
last week from Bolton where Mr.. De
Groot has been employed during the
nast five weeks as relief operator.
Thursday and Friday he relieved A. T.
Thompson at the local depot.
Rexford friends will be interested to
know that the Harry Ackers family
are now residing at Westhy where Mr.
Ackers has been transferred by the
immigration department
| Sylvester Frost Of Eureka was call
er in Rexford September IT.
Glib Larson has resumed his duties
as hostler helper at the G. NJ round
house
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Young. accom-
panied by DR.. and Mrs E. D. Mad
den, drove up from Libby Thursday of
last week to visit relatives and friends.
Charles Jacobsen has returned to
his work as engineer after short vaca-
ton trip to his home in Spokane. Frank
Newell, The relief engineer for Mr..
Jacobsen, has returned to Whitefish,
James Arnold was called to Shelby
last Thursday where he will be en-
ploved as a plasterer on building now
under construction.
u. S. immigration Patrolman William
Hires of Whitefish was in Rexford
Thursday Of last week Mr. Hires
brought Lois Tressler of Kalispell here
for deportation to Canada.
! Mildred Fewkes of Kalispell spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Fewkes
Charles Weller was a guest at the
w. L. Griffith home Friday and Sat-
urday of last week.
Lois Rice Of Eureka and Leo Collar
and Edward Arnold Of Redord were
honor guests at farewell party given
Friday night at the Shamrock Club
by the. Misses Helen Williams and
Phyllis Knapp. Lois, Leo and Edward
left Sunday EVENING" for Missoula
where they will enter the State Uni
versty as freshmen
| Miss Enid Buhmiller of Eureka was
weekend guest Of Helen Williams
! Engineer Paul HUFFMAN of Whitefish
relieved A. J. Schradi on the helper
service last week.
| Carl West was fireman on the Fernie
| branch line Friday and Saturday.
| w. F. Fortmeyer, representing the
! Orwell Railroad Service Company of
Chicago, was a G, N. business visitor
in Rexford last Thursday.
Mrs. ]. L. Hurst is in charge of the
library during the absence Of Mrs.
Frank Hammond.
| Lyle Douglas and Fred Marks are
putting in new pole railing on the
/ approaches to the ReMord steel bridge
Ralph Griffiths returned from War
land where he has been employed as
lookout man by the forest service.
Henry Merel made a trip to Libby
last week and returned with a truck
load of cement which he intends to
use in the building of his new house
on his ranch at Murray creek
George McGlenn Of Eureka was a
business visitor last Friday
Several Rexford people attended the
4 football game between L. G. III and
Columbia Falls High at Eureka last
Friday
Mrs. Jim Hurst assisted at the local
post office for few days last week.
Mrs John Wenzler and daughter
Marie went to Libby last Friday
Mrs. J. Waldron, who was a guest
4 ~ III l. L. IL
returned to her home in Whitefish.
Conductor William Schendel Of
Whitefish is working on the Fernie
branch for few days
Department Of Agriculture Engineers
H. H. Mahon and Bernard Hensolt are
preparing for the construction of the
new road between ReMord and Stone
| hill.
Dale Lockbaum. dispatcher for the
forest service at Warland, was a visitor
here Saturday evening
Bud Johnson, who is employed at
present in Libby, spent the weekend
at home.
Carlton Joughin stopped in Rexford
Sunday evening en- route to Libby with
a truckload of cattle.
Forest service road activities on SUIT
ton creek are now well under way with
the addition of another bull dozer"
and rock-picking attachment.
A fire started in the west end Of the
railroad yards last Saturday and neces-
STATED the use of locomotive and hose
attachments. Forest service investi-
gators proved the fire had been
started by transients and turned the
matter over to G. N employees.
jim Hammond is now living in Holly
wood, Calf
| The Gage Garvin family left Sun
day for Plains M1ere they will make