The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-05-23

turn the curve on graveled highway
thus causing the accident
Miss Mary Phillips of Libby is a
guest at the John Smith home
Creston defeated the Troy nine by
a score of Is to 4 last Sunday. The
game was lost due to errors. Next Sun
day Naples will play here and the
team promises much better game.
Mrs. George Blackwell of Libby was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs Frank Frye
Tuesday
Miss Gertrude Martin. Mrs. J. B.
Farris and son, Martin, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hendricks
Tuesday evening.
Morris Ross representative for the
Westmont Tractor Company, was here
from Kalispell over the weekend
]. D. Beason was Libby visitor
Saturday
Supervisor c. S. Webb was in Troy
Friday in conference with P T. Met
tier concerning development work
which is anticipated to begin soon.
Mrs. P. A. Peterson was in Missoula
four days last week visiting her son,
Stratford, and attending the state track
meet.
Mrs. ]. D. Shelby former Troy
resident, was here from Spokane
Thursday.
Maurice Nelson enjoyed three day
vacation from his duties as operator at
the depot. r. L. Lucas worked in his
place.
Carl Scott from Salt Lake City was
in Troy the first part Of the week
to see P r Mettler. Mr. Scott is a
salesman for Columbia Pictures.
Camp 40 at Keller Greek has been
reopened by the arrival of Captain
Greff Allen and the E. c. c. company
1864 which came here from Yankee
Hill, California There are about It's
men enlisted.
Mrs. D Gilbertson returned to Havre
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Pentland
Louis La Foe has finished shingline
the James Scott house on Keller creek
this week.
Mrs Dan Flynn was in Libby Satur-
day
Harold A. Davis and Miss Selma
Christopherson were Libby visitors
Saturday.
| v. A. Sather and r r. Mettler have
received answers to wires sent to B
X. Wheeler in regard to obtaining P
A. A. friends for the reconstruction d
the Eureka high school stating that al
possible assistance will be given.
| Mrs. Winfield Doe was bushes.
visitor in Libby Friday.
Mrs, r. E. Clay and Miss Agnes Shell.
don spent two days in Kalispell thi
week
Among the adults who attended iii
music festival at Whitefish were: Mrs
v. A. Sathers, Mrs. c. E. Burns, Mrs
Veta Kensler, Mrs. Pat keenan,, Mrs
Chas. Smith, Mrs. ]. B. Farris, Mrs
A. L. Kensler, Mr.. Ashby Sanders, Mrs
D, F. Fewkes, Mrs. l.. A. Hosea, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Nelson, Mrs. Kenneth
| Drew, Roy Paine, Irene Coffman, Nh
A. L. Dean and Miss Eleanor Rice
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hovend Of Hill
yard were visiting at the Anthony 10.
home Saturday.
Mrs, E. B. CASTOR spent Saturday iii
Bonners Ferry.
| Gosswillers are enjoying nev
Pontiac sedan purchased this week i
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Crush Of Sylvia
mite and Miss Heating Of Spokane wer
in town Sunday.
Marjorie Bailey returned Sunda
evening from Whitefiish after stayin
several weeks with relatives there.
Some Troy shoppers in Libby Frida
were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lafoon, Mrs
Carl Lafoon and Mrs. Clare Lafoon.
Mrs. NJ E. Grigg arrived home afta
spending three weeks visiting her par
ents in Columbia Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Joy sper
Sunday in Spokane.
Jack McCracken, Leroy Hovey, jaime
FIilty and Roger Robinson Joined III
CCC and left Monday for Fort Mis-
soula.
l.. c. Kensler and Ben Coffman mot
Iored to Libby Monday.
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