The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-02-28
Rexford News

The Catholic ladies will have a food
ieale atssthe w C. Fewkes store Sat
urday afternoon, March 2
The Rexford school bus made only
one trip to Eureka Friday on account
Of the bad roads.
The Rexford hockey team and the
Gateway team had game on the Shell
don canyon pond Sunday afternoon.
The final score was 4-3 in favor of
Gateway This will probably be the last
game OF the season unless we have
more cold weather.
The Rexford Community club held
its regular weekly meeting Tuesday
at the church. At this meeting it was
decided to use SIS of the money made
at the basket social9 last week to help
pay for the use of the church The rest
was used for other expenses.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Merle Nelson
The Rexford high school crowd had
dance Saturday night at the Sham
rock club Several from Eureka at
tended and from all reports good time
was enjoyed by everyone
Mrs. Lucy Head returned home Sat
urday after visit of several weeks at
Troy and Libby She visited her
daughter, Mrs. Charley Bennett at Troy
and her sons, Grin and Guy Head, at
Libby
The people Of Rexford will be glad
to know that starting Feb "a G. N.
passenger train No. will stop at all
stations for passengers going to points
south of Shelby or of Havre.
Paul Church of Libby and D. w.
Mount were here on business Monday
On his way home from Gateway
Sunday Bud Fleming saw two noun
tain lions on the track near Rhodes
crossing. Bob Baker from Libby and
the Daniel boys from Warland came up
Monday with their hounds and expect
to capture them
The many friends of Melvin Akers,
five-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Akers of Gateway, will be sorry to
learn that it is necessary for him to
have one leg and hip encased in a
plaster cast, as the result of an injury
suffered some time ago. causing mild
case Of tuberculosis of the bone. The
doctor expects to remove the cast in
about three months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Akers and family are former residents
Of Rexford. -
jess Sweet was passenger to Bpo-
kane Monday on buiness.
Jim Mcpherson of Stonehill spent
Sunday and Monday in Rexford
Eloise Brown of Eureka was the
week end guest of Ester Ann Madden.
Mrs. ]. Jones is spending few days
in Whitefish visiting her daughters,
Helen Jones and Mrs. Donagan.
Mrs. James Grant was a passenger
to Spokane Wednesday.
William FeWkes and Frank Cochran
were fishing at Tetrault lake last week
but had no success.
Vernie Peltier of Eureka was here
on business Monday.
Gale johnson Of Fortine was a guest
at the home Of his 1sister Mrs. O.G.
JOHNSON, Friday night He returned
home Saturday.
R. H. Pond. signal supervisor from
Whitefish, was here on official busi-
ness Wednesday, 4
Mr. Jacobson made a business trip
TO Spokane last week.
Claude Evns spent the week end in
Whitefish and Kalispell.
Otto Swartz returned home Saturday
from Troy where he has been en-
ployed for, the past month.
Jane Matthews and Webb Carey Of
Eureka visited at the Frank Cochran
home Saturday.
Clementine Shanahan spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J c, Shanahan- She returned to
school in Spokane Sunday
Hugh Conroy Of Whitefish spent
Wednesday in Rexford.
Dean Brown of Eureka was the week
end guest of Helen Williams.