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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-07
BREWERIEs UNFAIR

To the Editor:
Your position with regard to the
unfair employment policy of Twin
City brewers is especially per-
tinent in the light of recent investi-
cations of the status of the Negro
in the Twin Cities. Of four in
vestigations, two city-wide investi-
cations and two dealing with
Negro children in the Twin City
schools, unemployment has been
repeatedly pointed out as the
primary cause of our social ills. A
comparatively greater proportion
of Negroes on the relief rolls, poor
living conditions, poor sanitation,
high rents, malnutrition, compare
lively higher infant mortality,-are
only some of the direct causes of
our excessively high percentage
of unemployment. When we add
to these ills the horribly restricted
occupational outlook of our chill
dren, the employment policy of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-07
LETTERS

Editor:
I am proud of the stand that the
Spokesman and Recorder is TAX
ing relative to the Breweries and
Negro labor. You have my sup
port at all times, and I am sure
that every other citizen who be-
ieves in economic justice is with
you.
G. W. Harvey,
726 st. Anthony,
st. Paul, MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-07
Spokesman
Recommendations


Chas. F. Reyes
Thomas Latimer
No choice. Both are good men.
CITY TREASURER
C. A. Bloomquist
Arthur D. Russell
Vote for Bloomquist. His rec
ord, his long period of service
qualities him for reelection.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
J. F. Gould
Mrs. Alfred Carlson
Mr.. Arthur LIE Sueur
Mrs. H. l.. Painter
Mrs. Carlson and Mr.. LIE Sueur
favorable to Negro employment
in public schools. Others not in
terviewed on the subject.
JUDGE, MUNICIPAL COURT
Fred B. Wright
Daniel Carmichael
Vote for the present Judge,
Judge Fred B. Wright, he has a
distinguished record for complete
fairness to all.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE
Vote for Mrs. H. d. Kilgore
LIBRARY DIRECTOR
No choice
3SRD DISTRICT
Robert Beard
C. L. Stacy
Vote for Stacy
18th DISTRICT
Walter P. Quist
DR.. Geo. W. Young
No choice. Both are good men.
FOURTH WARD-ALDERMAN
VIM. ]. Curry
Romeo J. Riley
No choice. Both are good men.
FIFTH WARD
Frank D. Bessessen
Clint w. Lovely
Take your choice.
SIXTH WARD
Al G. Bastis
Harry Mayville
Vote for Bastis
SEVENTH WARD
No Endorsement Irregular term
VIM. A. Hoppe (short term1
Owen Cunningham q. .
Vote for Hoppe
TENTH WARD
No Endorsement
ELEVENTH WARD
Victor E. Johnson a
John A. Nelson
No choice
TWELFTH WARD
Michael ]. Foley
David Blomberg
Vote for Blomberg
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-24

AAIERICA AN LEGION AUXILIARY
NEWS NOTES.

The regular meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary was held January 18th
AT the National Hotel club room.
Chairmen gave their reports Of The
activities OF the unit since the last
regular meeting. which included old
time dance in December and a dance
III January The Auxiliary cooperated
With the Woman's Club in the filling
OF Xmas boxes with food from the
food matinee given by Mr.. Frank
Sabin served lunch at the Christmas
dance put On By the Legion. serat-eash
to Fl Harrison veterans hospital as
our December donation. and semi tray
cloths fer January: gave articles Of
clothing and toys to motherkss chill
dren of ex-serviee Hen.
Voted 10 huy 800 poppies, and to give
Fidac award in Fitae essay contest: 10
conduct flag contest and to provide
transportation for winning boy and girl
TO Libby for county elimination comics.
voted to help pay for naval print plate
for district. proceeds Of which are used
10 finance the Women's National De-
Tense conference. composed Of delegates
from nearly 40 national women's orran-
izations and which IS to be held at
Washington, D c
Plans were made for The annual Co
lonial Silver Tea. which will be held
al the home Of Mrs George McC1ienn.
Plans We're also made for another
old time dance to be given January IS,
at the National club room.
4 splendid legislative program under
the direction Of Mrs l. T. Winslow.
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was presented with a recorders pin IN
appreciation for the past nine years of
service she has done for all of us.
Neighbor French we feel,4has estab-
lished record, in all nine years OF
office she has missed but one meeting.
District Deputy Brawley commended
Neighbor French on her faithfulness in
office
The installing officers. Sentinel Sarah
Eberth. Chancellor Nettie Hendrickson.
Ceremonial Marshal Sena johnson, In
stalling Officer Neighbor Brawlev, ard
Musician Eva Rhodes, were each pre-
sented with bouquet Of carnations.
Captains Peltier and Richardson pre-
sented their drill team III a fancy drill.
which was very nicely done All the
team were dressed in white. with purple
capes, the national colors Of the Royal
Neighhors.
Patsy Broderick, one Of our Juveniles
was presented in two tap dance selec-
tons.
Neighbor Edna Peltier and Eva
Rhodes sang, "A Winter Wonderland"
very fitting selection for the season
Several musical selections were
played BY Eva Rhodes and Francis Gael
which we're enjoyed very much.
The guests and neighbors seated at
the banquet table were Is in number
and all enjoyed very delicious lunch
con.
The annual report for supreme camp
was read and our financial condition
was found very favorable, and at the
present time we have 100 juveniles and
Royal Neighbors in kinnikinic Camp
2nl1
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Mrs-Jack Coffman went to Spokane
Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs.
Reese Bennett
Mrs. Nella Pershall Of Missoula IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs Ben Coff-
man and Mrs, Henry Horace.
Of interest to Troy friends will be
the news of the marriage Of Ethel Fem
Friske to Gerald Wellington at San
Diego on December 16 The young
couple will make their home in San
Diego.
Miss Viola Bessey. Carl Bessey and
Keith Fresseman were week end guests
at the Elgin Murphy home.
Moving pictures of coasters and
skiers at the coasting hill were taken
Sunday BY Mrs, P, T MettIer.
Miss Alvina Anderson returned Sat
urday from Canada where she had been
called BY the death of her mother.
The Spokane auto freish truck. due
here Tuesday, was unable to get any
farther than the Montana state line.
Part Of the cargo was transferred 10
the railroad at Leonia and shipped from
there Wednesday.
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Ruth and Eugene Snea are REMAIN
ing in Eureka during the severe wealth
er. They are staying with their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. III Roose.
Due TO the lmoassibility OF the roads.
buses from ReMord, Gateway and For
tine were unable to bring the students
to school Tuesday Monday, the Gate
way bus. left at noon because the snow
had started TO drift,
Several of the students are staying
III Eureka this week rather than to
miss school.
Mrs Hazel M Brawley. district dep
uty of the Royal Neighbofs, was guest
at the home of Mrs, P J. Zook during
her short visit here. =.
The Past Matrons' club has post
poned its meeting this evening to some
future date.
MFR. and Mrs Ronald (Andyl Ander-
son returned home Tuesday night. They
have been. on an extended trip through
the east andy is the proud possessor
Of the first Ford vs. 1895 model III
~s%e country. He purchased the car
while in Chicago
Mr. Shepherd Of Whitefish, a Great
Northern official, was visitor here
last week at the Teel home.
Mrs. L. V. Swinehart spent Saturday
in Libby conducting services for Rev.
Decker during his absence Mrs. Swinee..
hart returned to Eureka Tuesday eve
ming accompanied by Miss Ruth Arm
strong.
Eldon Schuck made business trip to
Rexford Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Cora Waller returned from spo-
kane Sunday evening.
Mrs. Allen Cline, Fortine was in
Eureka Monday to receive medical
treatment for broken arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson and family
former residents of Sinclair creek
moved TO Eureka Monday.
/ Mr., and Mrs. Bill BRIGHT moved into
the Rhodes property Monday.
Ambrose Gael. due to the severe
storm and impossible roads was un-
able to teach Friday. Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Grace Downing and Miss Jane
Mathews spent the week end in Kali
isnell
| Mrs. Richardson left on No Is Fri
day for Kalispell to visit her son Tom
and his family.
Mr.. D. J Robertson returned to Eu-
reka from Shelby Wednesday after
1 noon.
| Mrs. Marv Gael has recovered from
/ her recent illness
Williar ccharel and Manly Schagel
| drove to Edna Creek Friday returning
with Sterling Friday evenina. Because
Of weather conditions. Sterling plans
| to remain at Edna Greek the next
j several weeks
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS HAVE
: INSTALLATION.

The Royal Neighbors, their families
and friends met at the Masonic Tenn
pie, wednesday evening at their regular
business meeting and installed officers
for the following year
We were again fortunate in having
our District Deputy, Hazel NJ Brawlev,
Of Whitefish. as our installing officer.
Officers installed were. Oracle. Jennie
Alverson: past oracle. Ruth Rhodes,
vice oracle, LaVene Mcclure; recorder,
Marie Richardson; receiver. LYNNE
Graves. chancellor, Title Porter: mar
shall. Doris Broderick assistant marshal,
Mary Gael; inner sentinel, Ella Mae
Oman; outer sentinel, Mable Lenord:
manager, Bertha Pike, physician, DR..
Laura Lowell: juvenile director. Ale
thea Zook: captain of the degree staff,
Marie Richardson, and the five graces:
Faith, Sena Johnson; n1odesty. Mar
garet Zook; unselfishness, Jessie Purdy;
endurance. Ethel johnson: courage.
Frances Drake; flag bearer, Loretta
Costich.
District Deputy BraWley gave very
interesting talk on the Royal Neighbor
Lodges in general. and reminded US
that on March q the Royal Neighbors
will have their doth anniversary and
that we should work for our insurance
quota and have it by then.
Manager Pike on behalf Of the Royal
Neighbors presented Past Oracle Ruth
Rhodes with past oracle pin IN APP
nreciation for all she has done for us
the past year.
Nniuhhor Eranrb rat;r;rg ,arorJa
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7 roy Locals

Mrs, w G. Hauser Of Aberdeen, Wn..
arrived here Tuesday, called BY the
serious illness with pneumonia, Of her
son. Frank Coffman..
Mrs. t. A. Woods accompanied Mrs.
c, NJ Akin and family to Spokane Sat
urday.
Mrs. Geo. strom had small coffee
party to honor Mrs. Ben Gransted on
Monday afternoon.
MI and Mrs. Harold Magee left
Tuesday for Missoula, where they will
spend their vacation
NJ J, Fisher spent the week end at
/ home from his duties at Rexford
Chas. III Goodsel, mining engineer
Of Spokane, arrived here last week and
expects to spend some time at the
Liberty Metals mine
Plans for the Presidents Ball to be
given at the gymnasium next Wednes-
day, January 30, have been completed
and a large crowd is expected
Miss Marjorie Bailey entertained Miss
Bernice Bennett and Lester Snyder
at dinner Monday.
The Brownies were the happy guests
at an enjoyable party given them by
Miss Ellen Ovens their leader, on Sat
urday afternoon
LIE. Ulrich Of Standpoint visited John
Coaker on Monday
Mrs A. Berg returned Monday 10
Syivanite after spending some time
here as a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Carl
| Johnson.
The FERA sewing classes have
changed their location from the old
school house to. the city hall. These
classes meet afternoons under the lead
ership Of Mrs. James Sloan and Mrs.
L. B. Taylor.
Mrs. c. NJ Akin. Mrs. ]. r. Robert
son, Mrs. e. A. Woods and Ralph Akin
returned from Spokane Tuesday.
The Girl Scouts met Monday eve
ming at the scout. room. After the regu-
| lar business meeting the Star patrol
entertained the others with the follow
| ing program. Cowboy Song" Molly
Noble; Object of My Affections" Ida
Daugharty; Dance, Ikuko Sugihara,
song, Lura Fewkes and Lorraine NAL
lick.
Alfred Borg was a guest of his
sister, Mrs, Elgin Murphy last week.
Mrs. Ben Grantsted, who has been
a guest Of Mrs. Joe Driessen left for
Seattle Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs Glare Laffoon are the
proud parents of daughter born
Wednesday, January 16.
Mrs. Cecil Murphy entertained the
Junior sewing club Tuesday evening.
Mrs Elgin Murphy and Mrs Joe Dries
sen were the invited guests.
! Mrs. Fred French is quite i'll this
week.
A small crowd was in attendance at
| the OE.S. Auxiliary card party last
Thursday evening. Mrs Allen Broom
and Frank Frye won high score prizes
at pinochle and Mrs. " A. Sather and
Ed Henrichs were high at bridge. A
lovely lunch was served by the host
esses Mrs. d. F, Fewkes, Mrs. E. B.
Angel and Mrs. L. A. Hosea.
Mrs. Ray Southwick came in Mon
day from Spokane to spend few days.
Mrs. Dan Flynn returned the first OF
the week from Couer d'Alene with her
young son Rodney
Tony Joy returned Saturday from
Spokane, where he had spent several
days.
Chas. Fem was an overnight guest
last week at the Maurice Nelson home
on his way from Walla Walla to Libby
4 Mrs. Arthur Wilson left Sunday for
Spokane, where she will visit her sister
Mrs. f. d. Head Of Regford arrived
here. Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. c. NJ Bennett
Earl Nichols Of Spokane was here
Wednesday on business.
Mrs Glen Thorn left Saturday fol
Helena where she will visit her sister
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-24

NOTICE TO THE UNEMPLOYED.

We now have on hand a complete
supply of the new forms for the regis
tration of all laborers, skilled and COM
mon 1t is to the advantage of those who
wish employment to be registered on
the new forms as soon as possible.
D. O. MOUNT,
National Re- employment Service.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our gratitude K
those who SO graciously helped US dur.
ing the sickness and death of our hus-
band and father.
MRS. G. NJ. AKIN
MRS. J. r. ROBERTSON.
RALPH AKIN
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SCHOOL NEWS
4th and 5th Grades.

The following pupils are on the honor
roll in the Fourth grade for the past
six weeks work; Lois Sanders, Sylvia
Snyder, Frances Sanders and Gerald
Kensler. Those who are on the honor
roll in the Fifth grade are: June Sand
ers and Jov Kuwahara.
The pupils in the Fourth grade who
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-24
GUARANTEED TREATMENT
FOR TENDER STOMACH

DR. Emil's Ada Tablets bring quick
relief from stomach pains between
meals due to acidity, indigestion and
heartburn If not your money is re-
funded. WEIGH Drug Store
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Troy News Items
TROY HIGH WINS FROM LIBBY.


The Troy High School first and Sec
ond basketball teams played. the Libby
High School first and second teams IN
two games OF basketball last FRIDAY
and Saturday nights
The Friday night games were played
al Libby with the Troy first team vim
ming 81 to !. Taking advantage OF every
break the Trojans scored the opening
basket BY Lindsey IN the first minute
, OF play From then on the Ifotaafls could
not be stopped. Bill Savage played ms
usual good game At standing guard
and also scored one basket from the
middle OF the floor. Kay G0lin1an Was
the high point man OF the game. scof-
ing total q Il points. Hubbard ana
Lindsey scored SIX points eaeh, 9alileI
two and i, savage two for LioDy, =.
kusher was hsn POM man scoring
five points.
The Libby second team deieale9 sfs
Troy. second team hg z score 81 y - =
FOR Troy ] Savage scores lou polfts
ana Debogde, i've helsoA plase1
good. game al guard
SATURDAY games q Ito. VIE
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HONORABLE JIM LEARY ACTIVE

Word has been received that Honor
able jim Leary of Eureka. now present
state representative from this district
at Helena is very active on legislative
committees there.
Leary is committeeman on equal
suffrage d committeeman on banks and
banking and vice committeeman on
horticulture.
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ST Michael and All Angels Episcopal
Church.

Morning prayer and sermon next
Sunday morning at Il o'clock. You are
cordially invited to attend
Sunday school at 10 a. m. every Sun
day.
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ssSA VICINITY Bs..aSkETED
WITH SNOW.

Il 1aaslla andsviclnity there is more
sroW this winter than there has been
since 1915. Reports are that where the
snow has been undisturbed il varies
in depth from Is to ST inches. All the
foads were impossible for automobiles
Monday and Tueday. Tuesday night the
snow plow from Whitefish came
through 70 Eureka. Four cars sollowed
the plow through. The county cat and
grader will have the roads plowed As
seen as the showing stops.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-24
REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL

Motion by Brooks, seconded by Kid
der to issue city retail bear licenses for
year 1885 to the following; Mrs Lena
Rives. Henry Andersen, Pat keenan,
and r. N Cox, carried.
Motion by Kensler and seconded By
Brooks to allow city wholesale license
to w. D. Kemp, Libby. Mont. carried
Clerk ordered to take up matter OF
water charges with the state utilities
commission. Helena. Mont. with object
in view Of doing away with the meters
in the city and making the water rates
uniform.
Motion made by Brooks, seconded
by Metler to transfer sl92 from the
general to the water fund for hydrant
rental due. Carried
Motion made by Brooks, seconded
by Kensler to transfer $1,000 from the
water fund to the water works, interest
and sinking fund to pay off water bond
due. Carried
JUANITA MILLER, Clerk.
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Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.

Holy Communion and sermon mex
Monday evening at s o'clock You art
cordially invited to attend
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receive honorable mention are: Lulu
Mae Cole, Burl Grigg, Bernice Mckay,
Martin Farris, Duane Daugharty, Kath-
leen Carr Robert Grippe and Marjorie
Seaman,
Those in the Fifth grade who receive
honorable mention are: Belle Cum
mings. Joeda Collogan, Marjorie Sugi-
hara, Evelyn Seaman, Nellie Pattie
James Brown, and Raymond Robins
JOY lKuwahara, Sylvia Snyder Robert
Grippe and George Migaki have received
four certificates each for perfect at
tendance. Nine Of these certificates will
give them one larger certificate at the
end Of The school year.
COOLEST WEATHER.
Trov experienced the coolest wealth
er for years Sunday when local Their
mnmeters. showed the temperature ID
be from IS below al the depot ranging
10 % below in town, while il was about
10 beloW at the Cabinet ranger T1>>z
ton. Farty-eight hours later the ten-
perature had raised 10 - above at tho
depot. an unprecedented rise. oI 6S de-
grees IN this short time Tuesday morn
ing's rain ON the heavy snow tied up
traffic and school buses and the NoN0n
mail delivery were unable to make
their trips A truck from the Black
Diamond mine was II hours in making
the Is miles to town on Wednesday,
A report Of the snow depth at various
places gives 50 inches at the Cabinet
ranger station, five feet at SSiyanite
and eight feet at the Sunrise nine. II
Is hoped that the five robins seem by
r. e; Clay ard Jesse Sahr in an apple
tree in the Clay yard Tuesday after
noon. will be as accurate an iHdiea-
ton Of fair weather ahead as were the
geese seen flying south d short time
ago. OF the cold spell.
TROY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
Held January II. 1885
All bills ok'd by the board and
ordered paid
A motion was made BY Ford and sec
onded by Coffman to offer A. l. Dean
d contract, as superintendent OF Troy
schools for three years at $1,000 per
year. Motion passed by the board
The clerk was instructed by the
board to write a letter to II Horner,
guardian Of Duffey White, relative to
the boys route to school.
It was decided at this time to employ
an extra night janitor to look after
the heating plant during the extreme
weather, and wages set at S. per night.
Lester Coffman was named at this
meeting for relief driver on Ray
Paynes route.
Meeting adjourned
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-24
KASANKA.
Miss Virginia Cook Honored.

Word has been received here that
Virginia Cook, former student at lie.
HIS, has been the recipient Of many
honors at the Flathead High School Of
Kalispell where she is now student.
Miss Virginia has become the presi-
dent of the Sophomore class. has be-
come member of the Flathead High
Schools dramatic club and has taken
roles in several of the clubs produc-
tons, thing unusual. for the club
tries to choose casts for its plays from
the Junior and Senior classes. Recently,
Virginia won literary notice when an
imaginative story of her own compost
ton appeared in the school paper.
Miss Virginia is the elder daughter
of DR. and Mrs. ]. A. Cook, formerly
Of Eureka, who moved to Kalispell last
spring.
Eureka at Troy Tonight
The LCH.S. basketball team and
Coach Mellinger went to Troy Friday
for their return game. They will play
Libby Saturday night on their return
trip home
Margie Hammond spent Tuesday
night in Eureka with Eva Rhodes.
Monday evening one of the basket
ball boys discovered a black widow
spider in an upper corner of one of The
dressing room windows The spider
was Immediately disposed of by Mr.
Day
The Junior class presented the school
with a large linen tablecloth and eight
napkins. The money for this gift to the
school was taken from the proceeds Of
the Junior play.
The Woman's Club postponed its
meeting Tuesday evening due to I'M
q IL IL. y
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The Woman's Club postponed its
meeting Tuesday evening due to I'M
favorable weather conditions
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Real Estate Transfers.

List Of transfers for week ending Jan
IS, 1885, reported by Lincoln County
Abstract Company
Joseph Peltier to Frank R. Banev.
WD Lots l, block and land adj
joining.
Joseph Peltiera to Frank r. Bsney,
WD., SWINE SENW NESW SESW
NWSE SWSE part Ela Sc Sec. 2 NV
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-24

After talking all day to anyone who
will listen to them, many people com
plain there is no free speech any
LONGER
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-24
LITTLE THEATRE GUILD.

Thursday night at the National hotel
club room, 20 young people met to
orgaai3e the Little Theatre Guild of
Eureka The plan Of the organization,
which IS 10 be permanent. is to promote
a civ interest and community spitit
he Giving community programs and
play The officers elected were: Manly
Sch q, president; Lewis FetteTly. vice
pre- lent; and Jeanne Schuck. secre-
tary and treasurer.
Alter the business meeting an in
formal evening was spent dancing. A
delicious lunch was served
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-24

legislative chairman, the subject being
TIE Legion Four-Point program, which
is before congress at this present ses-
sion. was given as follows:
Full payment of Adjusted Compensa-
ton ..ass...-.....,....-....... John Mcclure
Protection of Widows and Orphans of
World War Veterans Mrs w. Gibbons
Universal Draft - Mrs. Geo. McGlenn
NATIONAL Defense Walter Sutherland
Three musical numbers were given
by Harry Sweeas and Lois Rice.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the committee, Mrs Graves, Mrs
Gale MeKain. and Mrs. Frank Coosabs
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The Troy High School first and sec-
ond basketball teams played. the Libby
High School first and second teams in
two games of basketball last Friday
=. ].
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Eureka Locals

Ruth and Eugene Shea are remain
ing in Eureka during the severe wealth
err. They are staying with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Roose.