The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-12-05

The Recreational club met SATURDAY
evening at the C. Mcdowell home
Pinochle was played at eight tables, he
high score prize going to Mrs Earl
Laffoon and Allen Broom and low
score prizes to Mrs. James Ryan and
Rufus ludlow. The club has rented
one of the rooms in the old school
house and will hold its meetings there.
A. l.. Kensler reports the sale of
Chrysler 8 Airstream sedan to Joe
Mayfield. salesman for the Washington
Machinery and Supply Co. of Spokane.
Miss Marjorie Grippe has been. Ill
with a severe cold the last several
days.
MFR. and Mrs Clyde Thornton re-
turned last week from Kalispell where
they had spent several weeks
There will be regular meeting of
the Masonic lodge Tuesday evening,
at which time there will be second de-
gree work and election of officers Tor
he coming year.
Paul and Marzella Sather returned
Saturday from Spokane where they had
visited their aunt for few days.
Douglas Wood Of Couiee. Wash, ar
rived here Monday to visit his mother,
Mrs D. T Wood, and his sister Mrs.
A. L. Kensler, for few days.
Frank French, Frank Coffman, Clyde
Thornton and Les Kensler were Libby
business visitors Saturday.
Cecil Johnson and Chas. Kendall
were badly bruised when the Dodge
truck in which they were driving to
their home on the keenan, ranch left
the highway about half way up on the
Wallace HILL The accident, which
happened last Thursday evening, was
attributed to fog and icy roads. The
truck rolled over several times, but
was not damaged to any great extent.
The Clare Laffoon family moved last
week into one of the Frank Bags
| houses.
Mrs. Harry Tallmadge is guest of
Mrs Lew Shelley Of Boomers Ferry
this week
Kenneth Cummings made a business
trip to Libby Thursday
P. A. Peterson has received the fol-
lowing letter, dated December | at
Browning, thanking him and the Troy
people for deer hides shipped for the
needy Indians: Friend Pete: Received
| the six deer hides in first class shape
Have delivered them TO the following
Indian women, which are Mrs. Heavy
Runner. Mrs. James White Calf. Mrs
Louis Champine, Mrs. Chewing Black
Bones, Mrs Bird Rather, Mrs Night
| Shoote
They were tickled to death to get
them and could have given out one
hundred more il had them. Our
people have been right after me for
these hides want to thank YOU and
the people of Troy for your trouble.
With best wishes to you,
(Signed) R. J. CROFT
| Mrs. Genevieve Griese was Spo-
kane visitor the last Of the week.
The Girl Scout play has been post
poned until the first week in January.
Belle Cummings has been on the
sick list this week
Mrs. Frank Thomas entertained a
few ladies at sewing party at her
| home Wednesday afternoon.
The largest day in the history Of the
Troy Library was last Saturday, when
$50 books were checked out
Miss Dana Robins, Miss Ellen Cum
nings, Arthur Snyder and Bob Holt
day made trip to Boomers Ferry Fri
day on business While there they at
tended the show
c. R. Holmes came over from %
Regis to spend Thanksgiving with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs j F. Powers have
moved into their living quarters in
their recently completed modern
combination office building and dwell
ing.
Bud Daughartv was over from Mis-
soula to spend Thanksgiving with his
family.
Mrs. Veta Kensler received a painful
Injury to one of her fingers Monday
when she ran sewing machine needle
through It.
Mrs. Chas Petty returned to Kali
spell Sunday after visiting Mrs Geo
Fife for few days.
Mrs. L. A. Hosea returned Wednes-
day from Seattle, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs Wesley Walcott
Mrs Geo. Blackwell and daughter
Billy Beryl Of Libby visited Mr. and
Mrs Frank Fry last Wednesday, They
were joined here by Mr.. Blackwell
who came over from St. Regis to meet
them and spend Thanksgiving at home
Dinner guests Tuesday evening d
Mr.. and Mrs A. t. Kensler were Mr.
and Mrs Joe Driessen, Gordon and
Douglas Wood Mrs. d. T. Wood and
Martin Farris
e w. Winslow Of the Nine Mile
c c c camp near Missoula spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with his family
here
Mrs Mildred Meadors Of Los Angeles
has gone to work as nurse for DR.
Gath
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fiman ano
daughter Of Spokane were guest.
Thanksgiving day of Mrs. Fiman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Friske-
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Evening Prayer and sermon at P
M next Monday You are cordially
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