The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-06-20
Troy Locals

Hall and S. F. Reedy, s25' each foi
resisting arrest; Cecil Mortins n
drunken driving, $40; and Sotell
drunkenness, IS.
Dick Matson and two sons of Mont
tor, Wash, are guests at the D. F
Fewkes home this week
Mrs. ]. D. Shelley of Spokane was
here Tuesday and completed a deal
whereby the Shelley property was solo
to the McNeill family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Whiting had as
their guests last week Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Rayner of Seattle Mrs. Whiting
had not seen her sister, Mrs Rayner
for IS years.
Miss Maxine McGill returned tc
Libby Wednesday after spending sew
eral days visiting at the E. A. Woods
| home.
Duane Daugharty was given a sur
prise birthday party Tuesday afternoon
by Jerry Kensler, Howard Hosea, Mar
tin 'Farris and Walter and William
Hodgeson. The afternoon was spent at
games, and the lunch and birthday cake
were served on the lawn.
The Troy branch Of the Lincoln
County Free Library has recently re-
ceived a shipment of popular fiction
and non-fiction books. The library
hours are from 230 to $50 every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and
TOO to 900 Saturday evening.
A shower was given last Friday
afternoon by several of her CIR, friends
for Mrs. Lester Snyder, noe Marjorie
Bailey, at her Bull Lake home Mrs.
Snyder received many lovely and use
full gifts for her new home.
Clyde Thornton motored to White
fish Monday and will return with his
wife to make their home here.
Mrs. Otto Schumacher, Jr., arrived
Monday from Grafton, N. D., to visit
her sister, Mrs. D. L. Macarthur.
Mrs. J. L. Cox suffered paralytic
stroke at her home Monday morning.
AT this time she is reported to be
slightly improved.
I Gundry Hill returned to Butte Sat
urday after a short visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Callow and Mrs.
Chas. Curtis returned Tuesday from
CamaS hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Meter, daughters
Alice and Phyllis and Mrs. Walter WOLF
of Libby drove to Rexford and Eureka
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Farris and son
Martin returned Monday from Rainier
Park, Mr. Farris having been given a
vacation by the company for which he
was working.
Donald Thornton is here from Glass
Cow, visiting relatives.
Miss Beatrice Scott is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Warren Kidder for short
time.
Mrs. H. A. johnson of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, is a guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Dillon. Mrs. Johnson
is a sister of Mr.. Dillon.
Mrs. Geo. Blackwell Of Libby stopped
in Troy a short while Monday to visit
her nephew, Frank Frye, on her way
to Spokane. where her daughter law,
Mrs. Earl Hennessey, is seriously i'll.
A 6 to 3 score for the best game of
the season lost Troy the ball game at
Bonners Ferry Sunday. Bill Lindsey
pitched an exceptionally good game,
but the poor hitting power of Troys
team did not give him enough support
to win the game. Corbett of Porthill
pitched for Boomers Ferry. Troy will
play game at Creston, B. G., next
Sunday and a large number Of Troy
fans are planning to attend the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. CASTOR made
business trip to Libby Tuesday.
Fred Marvel, who has been visiting
the Anthony Joy family, returned to
Redord Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd McGlenn stopped
here Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baggs, on their way from their
home in Port Angeles, Wash, to Eu-
reka.
Mrs. Mae Sparkling and Mr. and Mrs
Carlito Griswold of Glendale, Calf,
and Mrs. Clara Halliday of Yakima
were guests of Mrs. NJ j. Fisher Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Hammer and
family moved here recently from
Shelby and are living in one of the
Papineau houses.
The M. E. Grigg family spent most Of
last week visiting in Spokane and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cody and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Frye were guests at
the ]. L. Cox home Sunday.
Mrs. B. Franco and son were week
end guests at the Anthony Joy home on
their way from Seattle to Warland
The Recreational club met at the
Moose hall Saturday evening, where
pinochle was played until a late hour.
High score prizes were won by Ardith
ludlow and Earl Laffoon, while low
score prizes went to Mrs. Clifford
Thomas and Rufus ludlow,
The Girl Scouts went on an over
night hike Wednesday to their camp
at Schoolhouse lake.
M. E. Thomas made business trip
to Kalispell last week.
Mrs. M. j. Fisher and Elmer spent
very pleasant day at the Drew ranch
Monday.
Mrs. Chester Carpenter Of Cheney,
Wash, is visiting the M. Z. Grigg
family.
Word has been received here of the
death at Kalispell last week Of A P
Tills, former manager of the Mountain
States Power Co at Whitefish Mr..
Tills came from Chicago to Kalispell
with w. B. Macdonald in 1909 and
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