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La gaceta., 1935-12-09
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Jim Downing presentars es-
ia noche al 2riego Jack Zarnas,
que tendra de rival, en- Benja-
min Field, al villano Dick Le-
yer, de Nashville, Tenn, Jack
O'Brien, de Texas, luchara con
otro villano, Jim Wright. En-
estos dos matches" ell Unite
de duraci6n Sc. ha fijado en- go
minutes.
Babe Caddock tratara de ven
Ger a Eddie Elzea, de Chicago.
y Chief Barefoot, ell indio, me
dira su potencia muscular cor
la de Axel Anderson.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

Sammy Goldman, ell direc-
tor de Canzoneri, dijo Dia-
mond, ha convenido en- aceptar
dos combates que 20 lie prepa-
re en- ell sur. Uno de ellos Sc IL
brara en- New Orleans, hdg'ar
de Canzoneri. Alvarez es una
gran attraction de taquilla y yo
creo que ell segundo debe veri-
ficarse en- Tampa"
Mucho nos gustaria a noso-
tros yer esa pelea, c~n jueces
absolutamente imparciales, no
con personals escogidas para
proteger los intereses del cam
peon. Alvarez tiene "calibre"
para batirse con Tony; pero 81
Canzoneri viene, Ell de West
La gaceta., 1935-12-09
La Gaceta Follet
LAS PENAS
QUE REDINEN

honrado? iQue quiere traba-
jar?
-Llor6 de algeria al ofrecer-
lie 70 prcporcionarle trabaJo,-
repuso dona Ramona.
Me allegro. ESQ me gusta'
porque ell trabajo es una Vlrtuo
redentora que regenera, que en-
noblece... ~ ell infeliz ha bus
cado in1tilmente hasta ahora! !.
iAh! iQu6 injusto es ell mundo!
Achaca a muchos desgraciados'
faltas de las que 81 solo es cul-
pable... iCuantos Sc salvarian
La gaceta., 1935-12-09
TOMPKINS ~GRAVEMENTE
HERIDO EN- UNA CACERIA

Mientras cazaba aver con va
rios amigos, cerca de Fort
Meade, resulto gravemente he
rido con un disparo casual de es
copeta, ell senior w. D. Temp
kins, vecino del a casa sos de la
Gale Azeele, Ell esta ciudad.
Los amigos lie trajeron a to-
da prisa, llevandolo al sanatorio
del DR.. Cook, donde lie presta-
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

Max %Schmeling, con ell "des-
caro-" peculiar de muchos gla-
diadores, dijo aver que Jose
Luis es solo IN "amateur". Lue
go ell germano es inferior a
un amateur, algo asi como
uno que huge ante los punos de
acero.
Por algo ha sacado la histo-
rieta de que prefiere a Brad
dock. luna maniobra "nazi'
para que Hitler reciba la coro-
ma del peso pesado!
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

ron los primeros auxilios. Los
perdigOnes Sc lie alojaron en- Ell
abdomen y la pierna derecha.
TompkinS Sc hallaba en- COM
panfa de sus amigos Joe Torres
un bombero, y de Harry Huff
man, de Fort Meade.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

Gus Sonnenberg, el notable
luchador, lie ha prometido a
Downing venir a Tampa, la Sc
mana que viene, y enfrentarse
con ell hombre que por AGA lie
escojan.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

que necesitaba saberlo para
recomendarle.
-Despues de TODD, dijo us
ted la verdad. Para buScarle
trabajo, 10 primero es saber
su nombre... Gustavo Gomez.
Mas vale que use csc que ei
otro; es menos comprometido.
Y mostro gran empeno en-
asegurarse de que no podian
sospechar su intervention en-
aquel asunto.
Respecto a este particular,
dona Ramona la tranquilizo
cumplidamente.
V
Por 1ltimo, la condesa habl6
de La nina.
-IY Lolin?-pregunt6.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

UN REPRESENTATIVE de
la Frozen Custard Company es-
tara en- ell hotel Hillsboro hasta
el lunes para mostrar ejemplos
del nuevo modelo, maquina de
combination, de POGO precio, pa
ra hacer mantecado estilo flan.
Precio solo 5000.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

IhhpoftahteS IN IN en- FL
Fograma de la semaYa en- to-
pa la naci6n. Jose Luz, ell ne
gro de Detroit, peleSra con
Pauline Uzcudun, ell lenador
vasca el viernes Is, en- la Madi-
son Square Garden. Luis Sc pre-
para con mucho cuidado para
ell bout, aunQue sus entrena-
dores y los periodistas Green
que derroAra facilmente al We
terano excampe6n de EUROPA.
Eddie Nader, en- ell semfi-
nal, con Al Ettore, de FiladN-
fla; Jose Lipps sera ell oponen-
tie de Max Marek; lack Gibb-
ons tendra de contrario a Bill
Ketchell, por hsberse negado
ell aleman Seelig a pelear en- un
viernes dia 13.
Hoy lunes por la noche, en- Fl
ladelfia, Babe Risko, campeon
del peso medic, peleara con
frankie Battaglia, de Whine
peg, a 10 ~asaltos.
FL campe6n del peso de plu-
ma para la Association Nacio-
nal de Boxeo, Freddie Miller,
volvera a pelear, en- Cincinna-
ii, con Claude Warner, a 10 asaI
tos, ell microbes por la noche.
! Tambien ell microbes, John
Henry Lewis, ell negro cam
pe6n de las ITS libras, sosten-
dra un combate a 10 asaltos
con Georgia Simpson, de Spok-
ane, estado de Washington.
Cleto Locatelli, excampe6n
italiano de las 1876 libras, rea-
parecera hoy lunes, en- New
land.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

va Sc ha anunciado que Tom
my Freeman y Joe Dundee, dos
campeones del peso ''welter'
pelearan ell viernes en- Benja-
min Field. Los dos puzzles com
batieron en- Ocala y los jueces
declararon un empate. Proba-
blemente aqui pasara 10 mismo.
de modo que puedan ir a otra
ciudad con ell cuento de buscar
ell ~desempate.
QUedan avisados los "fieles''
por 81 ell "fen6meno" Sc repro
duce.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

Baby Miller sera una papa
suave" para Chino Alvarez. e
zurdito no podra resistir los pu
hetazos que Alvarez descarga
a la m%andibula.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Los Caimanes de Gainesville
derrotaron a los "gallos de pc
leas" de Carolina del Sur. Co.
ell enemigo era debil, los
gators" Sc lucieron.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

Invictos terminaron Ia tenn
porada los Metodistas del Sur,
Ahora Sc prepararan para ell
partido de Ano Nuevo con Stan
ford, en- California.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

IoAIt dPOyU 81 GSPdIud LUIIIId =
la de Luis y los dos parecen te-
ner la misma estatura.
Coneersando con los perio-
distas, primero ell germano elo-
gi6 a Luis, asegurando que te-
MIA un brillante porvenir, y des
pues lie derrib0 a la categoria
de amateur.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

solo tendraV eamino
de victoria: Ell "nocaut".
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

!" UAO
periodico en- idioma Espanoi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
V~ictoriano Manteiga, Editor
s. inscription semanaI: 20 cents
Telefono Y37s2
1898 7th Ave, Ybor City, Fla.
La gaceta., 1935-12-09

cente Parrifia!S man
reci6 impresionars@. MasV
de fue al cuarto de masajes
el general Fhelan, presi
de la comisi6n atletica,
a Luis cuando I'm medico ID
Pesab(Jo e 2O112 libras. Pa
"a 1eficio de los fot6grafo|
Make apoy6 su espalda contra
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-31

Sixth Grade History-1st, Mildred
Johnson; End, Raymond Bracy.
Seventh Grade History-1st, Agnes
Robins; End, Otto Nelson.
Eighth Grade History-1st, Jack
Brown End, Betty Loveless, Ida
Daugharty, tie.
Eighth Grade Civics-1st, ia k
Brown; End, Jack Cohenour.
Ninth Grade Civics-1st, Gordon
Durfey, End, James Savage.
There were some high school sub
jects which were not reported on in
the paper last week that are also here
with submitted.
Bookkeeping Harriet Haaland;
End, Susie Grippe.
A noteworthy fact regarding the
scores from the bookkeeping test is that
they showed the class median to ex-
coed the national median by points
the national median being rs while the
local class median was 81.
TROY HIGH WINS, a4-2l.
The Troy High School basketball
team defeated the Lincoln County
School team of Eureka at the local
gym last Friday by a score of Sd to
q. The Troians, playing their best
game Of the year on their home court,
were ahead all the way. The score at
the half was IA to 10 in Troy's favor.
Captain Sather Of Troy played very
good floor game and also made nine
points. Roy Coffman gathered twelve
points, George Hubbard eight, Elmer
Wilcox four and Bill Savage one For
Eureka, Bill Elliott made six points.
Schagel seven, Purdy five, Isaacson
two and Roholt one.
Between halves Harriet Haaland,
Lorraine Mallick, Viola Mason and
Isabel Young of Mr. Deans tumbling
class assisted by Gordon Daugharty,
put on ar excellent tumbling act,
much enjoyed by the crowd. Their
tumbling feats were especially remark
able in view of the fact that the class
has had only two lessons.
Next Friday, Feb. |, the Troy High
School team will play the Whitefish
High School reserves at the Troy gym.
Preliminary game will start at 100
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T roy Locals

Mrs. George Weber arrived Satur-
day from Spokane and will spend the
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Strom. Mrs. Weber is Mr.. Strom's
sister.
Harold Mason returned last week
from visiting his sisters in Spokane.
Pinochle was played at six tables
after Eastern Star lodge last Thurs
day evening. Mrs N. w. Morrison won
the high prize, Mrs. Frank Divis the
consolation, and Mrs R. e. Clay the
travelling prize. The hostesses were
Mrs. M j. Fisher Mrs H. B. Anderson
and Mrs. w. j. BisselI.
Misc Bernice Bennett went to Libby
Wednesday to visit Miss Gladys Larson
and to attend the Presidents Ball there.
Douglas Sheffner visited at the M.
j. Page home here last week after a
visit with his grandmother in Spokane.
On Saturday he returned to his home
on the Yak.
Twenty five people attended the
FERA Recreation Club Saturday eve
ming. Pinochle was played at several
tables, Mrs. w. f. Doe winning ladies'
high score and Carl Laffooa, gentlmen's
high. The club is conducted under the
leadership of Mrs. T.. B. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs Ceril Murphy and
daughter are in from the Black Dia-
mond mine visiting his mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Kenzie.
MIR. and Mrs P. A. Peterson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Strom and
Mrs. Webber at dinner on Sunday.
Frank Coffman, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia, is reported to be
very much improved
Z Superintendent |. f. Manion, road
master G. T. Chrisiianson, Division
Engineer o. L. Brown, Master Car
penter r. j. Martin and District Road
master f. A Larson were here Mon
day to look over channel changes be-
tween the county bridge and the rail-
road bridge, with the view Of prevent
ing floods and erosion 1t is reported
that one OF the plans being considered
is the hauling of rock from the rock
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-31
SECOND AND THIRD GRADES

We have just finished a winter frieze
for our room. We cut pictures of chill
dren skiing, sliding and skating, and
dressed them in winter costumes.
During our library period we are
reading THE French Twins which we
all like very much.
The Second Grade finished their
readers this week and are beginning
new ones. They have all subscribed to
MY Weekly Reader" We read our
first copy Monday and now look for
ward to getting it each week.
The Third rGade learned a poem,
Snow Fairies" last week
We are all enjoying our new victrola
records.
A. H. Litchfield came. in Monday
from Spokane on his way to the Sun
rise mine.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-31

Henry Schneider returned Monday
from weeks visit in Spokane.
The Roscoe Garrison family returned
to town the first of the week. They
have been away for several months,
having spent considerable time in
Arizona and California.
The Troy Commercial Club is spon-
soring the lighting of the Christmas
tree every evening at No. is time as
an advertising feature
c. K. Devine completed the connec-
tions for the electric power to the
Liberty Metals mine this week.
Mr. Beardsley will be here Friday
and Saturday of this week for music
lessons, instead Of Wednesday. The
violin B class will be Friday evening,
the orchestra at $50 Saturday morning
and the violin A class at $50.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-31
RESULTS OF EVERY PUPILS TEST
IN GRADES.

IN GRADES.
The students who won honors in the
Every Pupil Test in the grade school
are as follows:
First Grade Reading-1st. Robert
Cohenour, Tommy Sugihara, Siebenfor-
cher, tie; End, Lowell Apologize, Ed
ward Frank, David Ahrens. tie.
Second Grade Reading-1st, Tommy
Migaki; End, Douglas Dean.
Third Grade Reading-1st. Marilyn
Cone; End. Vernettia johnson.
Fourth Grade Reading-1st, Frances
Saunders, Lulu Mae Cole, tie. End
Lois Sanders.
Fifth Grade Reading-1st June
Sanders; End, Joy Kuwahara.
Sixth Grade Reading-1st, Raymond
Bracy; End, Jim Cone.
Seventh Grade Reading-lst. Otto
Nelson; End, George Kuwahara.
Eighth Grade Reading-1st. Jack
Cohenour; End, Eileen Bracy, Jack
Brown, tie.
First Grade Arithmetic-1st, Verna
Siebenforcher, Tommy Sugihara, David
Ahrens, tie; e=2rrsss Robert Cohenour.
Evelyn Hosea. Wesley Chapel, Paul
McCracken, tie.
Second Grade Arithmetic-1s Tom
my Migaki, End, Joan Chapel.
Third Grade Arithmetic-1st Marilyn
Cone; End, Ralph Anderson.
Fourth Grade Arithmetic-1st, Sylvia
Snyder; End, Bernice Mckay.
Fifth Grade Arithmetic--1st, Ray
mond Robins, End, June Sanders, Pearl
Burns, tie;
Sixth Grade Arithmetic-1st, Pearl
Grigg, Mildred Johnson, Jimmie Mi
gaki, tie.
Seventh Grade Aritimetic-lst, Ikuka
Sukihara; End. George KuWahara
Eighth Grade Arithmetic-1st, Lor-
raine Weidner; 2nd Yuri Kuwahara
First Grade Spelling-1st, Robert
Cohenour; End, David Ahrens, Tommy
Sugihara, Verna Siebenforcher tie.
Second Grade Spelling-1st, Edward
Castor; End, Tommy Migaki.
Third Grade Spelling-lst. Dorothy
Tallmadge; End, June Carr, Marilyn
Cone, Vernettia Johnson, tie.
Fourth Grade Spelling Gerald
kensler Frances Sanders, tie; End,
Kathleen Carr Lois Sanders, Burl
Grigg. tie.
Fifth Grade Spelling list Joy Kuwa-
hara, June Sanders, tie; End, James
Brown, Nellie Pattie, tie.
Sixth Grade Spelling--1st Wayne
Worsham; End sakae Sugahara, Ray
mond Bracy, tie
Eighth Grade spelling-1st, Betty
Loveless; End. Yuri Kuwahara.
Fourth Grade English-1st, Gerald
Kensler; End, Lois Sanders.
Fifth Grade English-1st June Sand
ers; End, Marjorie Sugihara.
Sixth Grade English-1st, Jimmie
Migaki, Sakae Sugihara, tie; End, Alice
Bracy
Seventh Grade English-lst. Ikuko
Sugihara, End Agnes Robins.
Eighth Grade English-lst, Elsie |
Lindsey: End Eileen Bracy.
Fourth Grade Geography Ger |
aid Kensler; End, Frances Sanders.
Fifth Grade Geography-lst, June
Sanders: End. Ray Robins
Sixth Grade Geography Jack
Haaland End, Jimmie Migaki
Seventh Grade Geography-lst, Agnes |
Robis; End, George Kuwahara.
Fourth Grade Health Knowledge
1st, Frances Sanders, Gerald Kensfer,
tie: End Lois Sanders.
Fifth Grade Health Knowledge
1st, Raymond Robins; End, Jack Wheel
err.
Sixth Grade Health knowledge
1st Harry Pritchard; End, Jack Haa-
land
Seventh Grade Health knowledge
1st, Edwin Mason; End, Agnes Robins
Eighth Grade Health Knowledge
1st, Jack Brown; End, Jack Cohenour,
Betty Loveless, tie
Fifth Grade History-1st, Joy Kuwa-
hara, End, George Geiger.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-31

Quite few children wouldn't be so
bad if it weren't for the parents they
have to live with. Other children
wouldn't be SO bad If their parents
would stay home long enough to live
with them. s
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-31
Eureka News
EUREKA PIONEER PASSES AWAY.

Annie Laura Baker was born on
February 8, 1868, in Albert Lee, Mimi.
At the age of five years she went to
Cora, Idaho, where she made her home
until 1902. She came to Eureka, the
town then being known as Dewey. On
February 10, 1892. she was married to
Jake j. Green, and to this union were
born 10 children, all of whom are liv-
ing and were with her during her last
sickness. Mrs. Green was brought to
the home of her daughter, Inez, in
Eureka on January and passed away
on January g. A devoted husband, 10
children: Mrs. CeIos Baillargon,. Mrs.
c. f. Dierman, Mrs. P. Fl. Dierman,
Dewey Green, Mrs. Clark Ellis, Mrs.
Floyd Frost, Mrs. Vinson Walsh, Mrs.
Gene Gaertner, Russell Green, and
Mrs. Roscoe Kearney % grandchildren,
one great-grandchild brother, Billy
Baker, and host of neighbors and
friends are left to mourn the passing
Of this woman who spent her entire
life in service Of love for others.
Funeral services were held at the Bap-
fist church in Eureka on January 81 at
1890, Rev. Swinehart and Rev. Marsh
having charge. Interment was made in
the Tobacco Valley cemetery
Mrs. Green's creed Of love and serv-
ice for her splendid family, who are
now all happily married. may well be
expressed in these lines.
Some day I'll lay me down to sleep
In Gods own garden on the hill,
And then I'll hear you murmer, dear
He knows what's best, it was Gods
will"
And all ask is but prayer,
A smile, tear, and endless rest.
And just child's voice singing, dear
God loves all those who do their best"
KASANKA NEWS.
The Junior class has sent for their
class rings. The students are excitedly
waiting their arrival which they hope
will be in approximately two weeks.
Friday night, Feb |, the L.C.HS.
basketball team will play Whitefish on
the local floor There will be a pre-
liminary game-hetwern the Town Team
girls and the LC.HS girls.
~Fhe L.C.H.S. basketball team lost
both games on their western trip. Fri
day night at Troy "a to 81 and Saturday
night Libby "a, Eureka IL. The boys
that made the trip were: Lloyd West,
Billy Elliott, Billy Schagel, Gerald
Smith, Tommy Roholt, Bud Isaacson
and Coach Mellinger
Since the roads have all been snow
ploWed all the school BUSES are run.
ming regularly.
+ LITTLE THEATRE GUILD.
The Little Theatre Guild met Thurs
day evening in the bank building in
the office of Don Kennedy The meet
ing was attended by % members. Five
reports were given by the chairmen Of
the committees. After the reports sew
eral minutes were spent in general dis
cussion. The lunch committee served
lunch at the close of the meeting
EPISCOPAL GUILD MEETS.
The Episcopal Guild met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. r.
Rice with a large crowd present. Mrs.
Jane McGlenn conducted a very inter-
pctInu Iacepp y,rcu~ny,, la1,,,o,,r
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lunch was served at the close of the
afternoons meeting. The next meeting
will be Friday, February 8, at the
home of Mrs. Ruby Gibbons
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Troy News Items
AGED WOMAN KILLED.

One of the worst tragedies of the
winter took the life of Mrs W. S.
Cooper of Curley creek on January
23rd. Mrs Cooper was sweeping the
ice off the porch, when the heavy
weight of the ice that had formed on
its roof caused a two by four from
the roof TO break and the porch
collapsed. knocking Mrs. Cooper partly
off the porch and crushing one leg
breaking the bone of the other leg
about the ankle, breaking the collar
bone and fracturing the skull. Mrs
Cooper lived only about As minutes
and died hefese medical aid could be
obtained
Mrs. Lefty A. Cooper was born at
Fell Junction, Lawrence County, New
York, and was II years, 10 months
and % days old at the time of her
death. LII the early years of 1870, the
year of the grasshoppers. she moved
to Kansas, where she lived until 1903
when the family came to Idaho and
settled on homestead near Curley
creek where they have lived ever since.
Funeral services were held Monday
at the funeral parlor in Boomers Ferry.
the Methodist minister officiating.
Mrs. Cooper is survived by one
daughter. Amy A. Woodland, three sons.
j. Wesley Cooper, R. L. Cooper and
H. w. Cooper, and by six grandchil-
dren and two grandchildren. Her
husband passed away in 1926. The
sympathy Of the community goes out to
the bereaved family
HONOR ROLL TROY SCHOOLS.
High School-Lura Fewkes, Ray
Lindsey, Leroy Coffman, Harriet Haa-
land, Paul Sather, Gene Bracy, Sarah
Grigg, James Savage, Florence Coff-
man, Margaret Drew, Edith Slice, Mar
jorie Grippe, Rhea Fewkes. Honorable
Mention-Susie Grippe, Patricia Daugh-
arty, Alwilda Grigg. Wilma ludlow,
Dolores Joy, Helen Lovelace, Viola
Mason, Enid McCracken, Marguerite
Tallmadge.
Eighth Grade-Archie Wheeler, Yuri
Kuwahara, Elsie Lindsey, Betty Love-
less, Lorraine Weidner Honorable
Mention. Eileen Bracy.
Seventh Grade-Agnes Robins, Ikuko
Sugihara, Honorable Mention-Edwin
Mason, Junior Lindholrl, George Sugi-
hara, Anne Johnson, Rose Pattie.
Sixth Grade-Jimmie Migaki, Pearl
Grigg, Sakae Sugihara Jack Haaland.
Honorable Mention-Wayne Worsham,
Raymond Bracy, Margaret Coffman,
Marzella Sather
Fifth Grade-June Sanders Joy Ku-
Wahara. Honorable Mention-Ev /
Seaman, Belle Cummings Nellie Pattie, |
Marjorie Sugihara, Raymond Robins,
James Brown
Fourth Grade-Frances Sanders. Lois |
Sanders, Sylvia Snyder Gerald Kens-
Ter. Honorable Mention-Martin Farris /
Duane. Daugharty, Burl Grigg. Kath-
leen Carr, Bernice Mckay, Marjorie I
Seaman, Lulu Mae Cole.
Third Grade Marilyn Cone, Walter
Mason, Vernettia johnson, Dorothy 7
Tallmadge. Honorable Mention-June
Carr.
Second Grade David Dean, Douglas !
Dean. Tommy Migaki Honorable Men
tion-Joarl Chapel
First Grade and Second "Bn-Paul +
McCracken, Edward CASTOR, Honorable
Mention-Lowell Applicable, Lois APP
plegate, Margaret Egan, Edward Franck, +
Betty Tallmadge, Evelyn Hosea, Fred
ericka Chapman, Robert Cohenour.
(Signed)
A. LAWRENCE DEAN,
Superintendent I
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FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES.

Kathleen Carr and Sylvia Snyder
have earned the most stars in arith-
metic 4, during the last three weeks
June Sanders and Raymond Robins
have earned the most in arithmetic S
Our art work last week was the
drawing of winter scenes and this week
we are making health posters illustrat-
ing cleanliness during our health class
period.
Marjorie Sugihara and Joeda Colo
gan wrote the best papers in penman-
ship last Friday in the 5th grade class
while Bernice McKay's and George
Migaki's papers rated the highest in
4th grade class.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-31
FOR SALE

One Schoninger Piano. upright model.
Circasian Walnut case, in first class
condition for $4,000 including bench.
This is a bargain for immediate sale.
P. A. PETERSON,
1886 Troy. Montana
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LITTLE THEATRE GUILD.
EPISCOPAL GUILD MEETS.

The Episcopal Guild met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. r.
Rice with a large crowd present Mrs.
Jane McGlenn conducted very inter-
esting lesson program. A delicious
Smyrna times., 1935-08-01

We've Derrickson, Barbara DeFord,
Blanche Lee, Mrs. Reynolds Hodg-
son and Sarah Anne Hodgson have
been enjoying an outing at Odds
and Ends Cottage at Crystal
Beach.
Huckleberry pickers are busy
gathering berries in the swampS
and oodlands of this vicinity. The
market price of $1.00 and upwards
a bucket being paid, pickers are
going about their work with more
cheer this season than is usually
the case. as the price paid makes
their time worth while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt West enter
tanned last week Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Peterman and children, of Mil
ford and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
West and children, of Philadelphia,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dickinson and
family of near Townsend, and
George Ford, have been on a motor
trip to Camp Dix, N. j., were Mrs.
Dickinson's son James, is taking a
course in military training.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Baughman
and daughter Jean, Miss Anne
Boehmler, George Boehmler, Mrs.
LaFrance and daughter Jessie, of
Malvern, Pa, were recent visitors
of relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Clara Pierce, of Haddonfleld
N. J., is spending two weeks with
Mrs. Annie Maslin.
Messrs. Burton and Wilmer Man
nering and Darwin King have been
sojourning at Crystal Beach Man
or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haegele,
of Philadelphia, Pa, have return
ed from a visit to Mrs. Harvey
Naylor.
Mr.. William Watson, Sd, has
been spending several days on a
motor trip through New Jersey
visiting Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles Watts, of Clayton,
visited relatives and friends here
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scarbor-
ough, of Wilmington, were recent
visitors of Mrs. Mary Jones.
Mrs. William Scott and daughter
Mrs. L. L. Maloney, spent several
days recently with relatives at
Lewes.
Mr.. Rayburn Isaacs has been
spending several days with some
friends at White Crystal Beach.