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tiers as to which of the CONT
mental sprinters will have best
chance to finish as the fastest
representative of the white race.
Since Tonath Of Germany, van
ished from the sprinting lime
light, Germany is suffering from
an acute lack of really fast men
over the short distances. OF
all European sprinting talents
Haenni of Switzerland, and the
husky Dutchman, OSendarp, have
repeatedly scored 10.4 seconds
over the 100-meter and 21.2 for
the 200-meter distance. At a re-
cent meeting in Holland, Osen-
darp managed to show his heels
to Haenni, who then proclaimed
his Dutch rival fastest Euro
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newsreel companies, will shoot"
the various thrilling fights under
direction Of pretty Leni Riefen'
Stahl.
twenty-five nations, including
the United States, Great Britain,
Italy and France, have entered
their hes yachts and amateur
sailors for the Olympic yacht
races to be held in Kiel Bay In
August. An international fleet of
the worlds fastest boats will be
matched in thrilling races in the
four classes selected by the Inter
national Yacht Racing Union for
the Olympic tournament-the 8
and 8 meter r classes, the star
boat and the Olympic Jolly one
man class.
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pean." He even believes that
Osendarp has plenty of steam
in reserve, and that surprises
against the American SprinterS
might not be impossible.
At a sports meeting in honor
of Count Ballet Latour, president
of the International Olympic Com
mittee, the Films showed that
they can offer more than just
long-distance running. Este Kuuse
clearly jumped over 1876 meters,
establishing a new national record,
and Nikkanen Spanned 1928
meters with his javelin.
Finland IS trying to convince
the international committee that
she Is just as well fitted to be
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Ross Workouts
.AtWoodmont

Bright and early this morning
the world welterweight boxing
champion, Barney Ross, and retl-
nue. checked into Union Station.
Scheduled to box Phil Fur over
a scheduled. 10-round distance at
Griffith Stadium next WedneS-
day night, Ross repaired to an air
cooled suite at the Carlton Hotel.
Officially greeted here by sports
writer's and photographers, the
champion was to rest until noon
when he will prepare for a work
out at the Woodmont Country
Club this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Because the Woodmout Country
Club is a private organization to-
days and all subsequent workouts
will not be open to the public,
admittance being gained by card
only. Ross this afternoon is ex-
pected to step two rounds each
with Ritchie Mack, Bill Temes and
Jackie Carter, all rugged boys.
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Minneapolis districts were elm
mated.
Six New Centers Added
Six other districts will have new
qualifying centers, the Pacific
Northwest to Portland, Ore, from
Seattle; Wisconsin, to Milwaukee
from Madison: the CarolinaS to
Winston-Salem, N. c., from Char
lotte. N. c.; Florida to Tampa
from Orlando; Texas to Houston
from Dallas, and Oklahoma to
Tulsa from Oklahoma City
In order to avoid conflict with
the State amateur championship,
play in the two California districts
will be held August IL. Trials in
all other districts will be held
August IS.
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on Friday May !, washington
defeated st. Louis by II to /,
Jimmy DeShong being the winning
pitcher.
Then week later, on May 8, the
Boston Red Sox were manhandled
by the Griffmen by IL to 9 to the
sfFleks and joy Of the shrill sex, as
Pitcher James Russell strutted his
st1ff.
1t was June before another
Ladies' Day rolled around and this
time the Champion Detroit Tigers
weSH victimized locally to the tune
Of 8 to 2, with Earl Whitehill re-
naming quite in command of the
pitching situation.
-Heven days later, June IL, along
came the Chicago White Sox, the
team that has been giving the
GTdffS so many headaches this
week, to be subduet. by Buck New
SOM in fact, Shut-out by 6 to 0.
SAG Too Good to Last
A week ago yesterday it was al
most the same situation, only the
Tigers were back again and they
were BANKED by NewSom, 5 to 0, as
the ladies, God bless 'em, went
happily on to their homes and
bare tables.
But the charm of the sweet
things was not to endure. Yester-
days game, with the Earl Of
Whftehill standing the brunt of the
attack, was only minutes old before
twas plain that the White Sox are
no>@reSpecters of pitchers or the
guest audience either.
Well, their jinx Is broken, and
possibly they can return to the
pan again on Friday, August z
with Boston in town and bring
more Of their good fortune to the
HoHse Of Griffith.
A Bad Alb
The amazing things you can
hear in and around baseball, seem
to have no limit, either in the sub
lime or the ridiculous.
e man rated as a pretty smart
baseball diagnostican, who takes
WaShington's baseball losses quite
seriously, made as thoughtless a
remark during yesterdays game,
aSahas aroused my interest in a
long, long time.
The team was going haywire
ok. Even Bluege was letting the
baff- get away from him and Cecil
Travis was in Slip-shod mood as
well as Red Kress.
4i9SThe teams reaping some Of
thE. hazards Of playing too
mSny men out of their normal
positions, he Opined, appar-
emily being at loss for q more
Substantial alibi for the outfit
l1euwaS watching take a severe
dTibbing from the Chicago
white SOx.
'F1at'S what I call being a very,
very bad loser.
ina Good Combination
Student of baseball that he hap
PENS to be, his tongue should have
been checked by the truthful re-
Election that the washington base
BALI team really never even caused
q 'qipple in the American League
until KreSs and Travis AMI Bluege
were cast in the roles which they
have been assuming during the
CONTINUED on Page II, Col. II
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Olympic Coach Picks
1,6OO-Meter Relay
BY DAVIS J. WALSH

Copyright, BY International
ABOARD s. s. MANHATTAN July 18-Amerca's COM
pete Olympic track contingent will hit the deck for the first
time today including the ang Harold Smallwood national
400meer champion who suffered appendix attack and
who will make his appearance in a chair.
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Record Entry Looms
For Amateur Golf

NEW YORK July 1S-A record number Of entrants in the
sectional qualifying rounds for the 1885 national amateur cham
pionshp anticipated today by the United States Golf As
ISOLATION.
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Baseball
Standings

MD0noS D6hInU IoHUbFs
Yesterdays RESULTS
Chicago, IS; WASHINGTON, 5.
Cleveland, 81 Philadelphia, 1.
New York, o; Detroit, 4.
Boston. 2; st. Louis, l.
TODAY'S GAMES
Cleveland at WASHINGTON.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
81 Louis at New York.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE
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ladies' Day Luck Lost
AS Grihs Drop LIST
i Friday Home Game
By KIRK MILLER
Times Shorts Editor


looks very much though the ladies who accept hos
py of the Washington baseball club of Fridays are los.
ing their charm.
This is something that should be investigated
Up until yesterday every Friday home game when sweet
things guests of the management has been by Har-
r1SS Buccaneers.
need not remind you what happened yesterday 1t is
better skipped.
But the facts of the ladies' days previous yesterday may
stand review and have deved back into the dusty
ana resurrected the happy details of whereof speak
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eaames behind leader.
4 YESTERDAYS RESULTS
HostOn, S; Chicago, 1.
S6er Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 4.
New York, 6, Pittsburgh, 0.
Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 8.
TODAY'S GAMES
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
1EOOklyn at Pittsburgh.
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National Capital Loop
ThOmpsOn's Dairy. o l.
Center Market. go. 2 o 2 8 o 90 x-1O
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Texas League

Okla. City. 8 Beaumont. II 2
r. worth 0 4 2IGalvestOn. Z IL
Tulsa 80. 8 8 o San At'niO 16 II >
Dallas -. 1 5 1 Houston IL /
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CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP

Know all men by these presents, that
TROY Health Association is copartner-
ship doing and transacting business at
Troy, Lincoln County, Montana, and
that the members Of said association are
the said ". r. Welch and c. E. Burns
and that their places of residence are
at Troy, Montana That there are no
other members Of said Troy Health
Association other than the said under
signed, and that they make this certiti-
cate in compliance with Section SOl9
Revised Codes Of Montana 1921, for the
purpose Of setting forth the names and
residences of the members OF said
association. :,
In Witness Whereof the Troy Health
Association has caused its name to be
hereunto subscribed by all the mem
bers thereof this 17th day Of
March. 1896.
TROY HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
BY v. r. WEIGH
By C. E. Burns.
State Of Montana County of Lin
coin, IS.
v. r. Welch and c. E. Burns beint
duly sworn say that they are co
copartners doing and transacting busi-
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moved to Trego for the summer.

moved to Trego for the summer.
Roy Porter returned Saturday from
a business trip to Missoula.
Mrs. VIM Gruenke Is home from
Spokane and Gilbert came from Cut
bank to spend few days at home. He
left for Sunburst Saturday evening.
Prof. E. E. Price was in Kalispell on
business Saturday.
The college students parents are
making plans for pleasant weekend
when the students come home for the
spring vacation
Keefer GRAY came from Helena and
took his wife and daughter home with
him Monday.
Miss Gertrude Dumbolton returned
from Missoula Saturday where she
was visiting Mrs. w. J. Wells and doing
some spring shopping.
Mrs. c. B. Hamilton is quite i'll with
the flu. Louise Frost is nursing her.
Mrs. Jennie Anderson of Gateway is
at the Olson hospital. She has been
sick since Wednesday.
/ H Mccullough returned Saturday
from business trip to Seattle anc
Spokane.
| Lawrence Gregor, Jr., of the CCC
is home for a short visit
Rev. c. B. Marsh has gone to the
coast for medical treatment.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will NEE
with Mrs. Chas. Ruckdaschel Thurs
day, March 10.
The past matrons will have part,
and initiate Olivia Rice Friday
March 27, at the home of Lillian Albee
Mrs. Hattie West of Rexford was
= guest of Mrs. O. r. Teel Saturday.
Bernie Queen was arrested Monda.
night on charge of disturbing tn
peace and resisting an officer. He wa
' fined $40 and given 80 days suspende
sentence
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Finchcr returne
z from Hot Springs Wednesday.
Mrs. Teddy Lynn of -Newgate. 7. &
0 was a guest of Mrs j r. Rice Monda,
She called on Mrs. Jennie Anderso
. at the Olson hospital.
Mrs Anna Teel is on the sick list
z Lewis Fetterly and Manly Schag'
went ling fishing, Wednesday evenin
n near Warland-
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ness at Troy, Montana, under the firm
name and style of the Troy Health
Association; that they are the sole own
ers thereof and at no time has there
been any other person interested there
in since the formation of the said
association and that at all times these
affiants have been and now are the sole
members Of said association.
". R WEIGH.
c. E. BURNS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this II day of March, 1886.
EARL B. ANGEL.
State Of Montana, County of Lin
coin, SIS:
On this 17th day Of March, 1886, be-
fore me Earl B. Angel, a Notary Public
for Montana, personally appeared v r.
Welch and c. E. Burns personally
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the within
and foregoing instrument and acknowl-
edged to me that they executed She
same, and that said association ex-
ecuted the same.
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my Notarial
seal the day and year in this Certificate
first above written
(Seal) EARL B. ANGEL,
Notary Public for the State Of Mon
tana, residing at Troy. Montana. Ny
commission expires March T. 1888.
mr19-29- Al
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Eureka News


The case Of Marshall Murray versus
Ruby Gibbons and fnez Dsef7nan,
trustees of School District No. IL,
charging them with having been guilty
of wilfully refusing and neglecting to
perform the official duties pertainlng
to their said offices, was dismissed In
district court Tuesday UPON request by
the plaintiff Judgment for costs vas
set against said plaintiff. A request for
an injunction to prevent the above
board members from acting upon the
election of a principal until after elec-
ton was also presented and duly re-
fused. this being the third attempt to
prevent these members who were
elected by a large majority OF the
people to act in their official capacity
as members of the board of district
No. 13.
Suits against Marshall Murray, Fred
Knott and jess Wetzel have been iiieo
in district court demanding damage.
for malicious prosecution against hubS
IGibbons and Inez Diermaa.
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NOTICE OF TOWN ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that the reg.
,,lar municipal election for the Town OF
Troy, Montana, will be held in Troy,
Montana, on the 9th day of April, 1885.
Al that time there will be elected,
for the term of one year
One Mayor
One Alderman--Ward No. !
One Alderman-Ward No. 2
One Treasurer
One Police Judge e--4---z------.-
The polls will be open from O'Clock
A. M. until 6 o'clock P. M. on said
date. The voting places will be-
FIRST ward-N. w. Morrison Build
ING (Now occupied by Archie Pattie
Shooting Gallery.
Second Ward-Town Hall.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and seal thi:
5th day of March 1896.
(Seal) JUANTTA D. MILLER,
mr1o-a2-4t Town Clerk
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will arrive here this Saturday,
March 81. on No. 27. Upon his arrival
he will be taken to view the road be-
tween here and the Idaho line. AT
8 clock there fssssssfstsaais
honor at the Great Northern Cafe, and
anyone is welcome to go. rs DR.. Nc
Grepor would like to meet everyone
AT s o'clock Saturday evening he vii
90 to Libby. and the next morning he
will inspect the Troy-Libby road
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Troy News Items
Commercial Club Enterta:rrs B;tskesis#ia
Team.

The high school basketball team and
coach Harold Davis were the quests oil
honor at the regular monthly business
meeting and banquet of the Troy
Commercial Club Wednesday evening
at the Great Northern Cafe.
An entertaining program was pre-
sented Miss Dolores Joy played q
piano solo; David and Douglas Dean
gave recitations; Don Hunt played a
banjo solo; and the Boys Glee club
sang two selections. Following the pro-
gram short talks were given BY Coach
Davis. Paul Sather, captain OF the
basketball team, and by the other
members of the team, who were George
Hubbard, Ray Lindsey. Robert Nelson
James Vorhies, James Savage, Jonn W.
Burns and Bernel Winslow. The boys
told of their trip to the district tourna-
ment in Kalispell where they took
third place.
A report was made by the road COM
mittee on the trip to the highway for
estrv meeting in Missoula the last OF
February by D. F. Fewkes and a. a.
Brooks. Bert Coffman and D. +
Fewkes were appointed to serve on the
road committee.
THIS club discussed securing the north
room in the old school building to use
for its meetings and the meetings c,
other civic organizations, as suggested
by the Women's club. Vim. kusner ane
P. r. Meter were appointed to loof
into the matter.
A. L. Boyle Of the Rainbow DAIRY
thanked the club for its efforts towart
securing a desirable location TOR M
creamery. He stated that he was al
most certain that he would be able t
secure lease from the Great Northern
Railway on their storehouse buhdin'
near the roundhouse. and that he con
sidered it an ideal building an
location
Ed Henrichs gave a report on m
condition of the airport E. A. Wood
announced a meeting Of the Rod an
Gun club for Friday March Is
Supt. A. L. Dean. who had bee
delegated to a meeting of the Montan
Educational association in Great Fall
March IL and IS, was asked to repre-
sent the Commercial club in road mat
ters while there.
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Party Honors Mrs. F. r. Bags.

Mrs. F. r. Baggs. who will leave
THURSDAY for San Bernardino, Calh,
to make her home. was the CUES. of
honor at farewell party given BY her
friends Tuesday afternoon at the K. =.
Clay home. The afternoon was snent
in conversation and at cards, followed
bv the serving of a delicious luncheon.
Mrs. Baggs was presented with a fare-,
well pift by her many friends and
neighbors. There were thirty-two pres
ent at the party Mrs. Baggs has been
resident Of Troy for about y years
and it is with deep regrest that the
community sees her go.
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KINNIkINIC.

Associate Editor. .......... Trula SWineharf
A four act play by the seventh grade
called "Gullible World which was
written by Ada Evins, Shirley Fincher.
and Trula Swinehart will be presented
Friday. The cast is as follows Glenn
Roose, the laborer; jean Purdy, his
wife; Ralph Johnson, the farmer;
Gloria Eberth. the lady; John NC
Clure. the lord; Leroy Frost, the
servant; lady attendants, Cleo Mul-
wee. June Harwood and Norma
Mikalson.
Shirley Fincher of the 7th grade is
staying at the home of Merlin Scott
while her parents are at Hot Springs
The assembly boys and girls have
been making posters on Preservation
Iof Wild Animals
The '4Dreadnaughts' and "Skeered
a-nothin,s' basketball boys were botf
defeated at Whitefish, Saturday
March IA. Nevertheless it was fas
and good game.
Don't forget the school operctta
Sunny Of sunnyside,e which will b'
given soon. !,
The eighth grade is studying tn
poem 'snowbound," by John Greenlea
Whittier. We find it both easy to read
also very interesting.
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LITTLE THEATRE CLUB
kid PARTY A SUCCESS

The members of the Little Theatre
club and their guests that attended the
'.kids' party Monday night at the
Womans Club room had most en-
ioyable time. Thirty members and
guests attended the party. Every per
son was to have dressed like q little
boy or girl or pay penalty for not
appearing in costume. There were no
penalties The prize for the best little
girls costume was awarded to Faye
Wolff and the boys prize was tie
with Sam Bottorff, Manly Shaeel, anc
Lewis Fetterly drawing lots and Manly
won the prize. The persons presen'
at the party gave costume parade fo'
the American Legion Auxiliary who
were having meeting in the Montans
Hotel dining room which was greatl,
appreciated. The evening was pleasant
| ~ spent playing all kinds Of kid games
pulling taffy, singing, and lunch Q
coffee and sandwiches was served
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School Notes.

The grades from the fifth through the
eighth have been studying the flag,
and on March 9th the students took the
examination for the flag contest. Those
ranking highest in each grade are;
Fifth-Sylvia SNYDER, Lois Sanders,
Gerald Kensler, Donald David; sixth
June Sanders James Brown, George
Geiger: eighth-Agnes Robins and I'd :
win Mason. Agnes Robins and Edwin
Mason will represent the seventh and
eighth grades in a meet at Libby and
preliminary contest was held
Wednesday noon between the fifth and
sixth grades TO determine boy and
girl from that group to go to the meet
Harriet Haaland and Dolores JOY
comnosed the debate team that dehatee
the last of the week in Grea. Fails
Troy will debate Libby, upholdins tFhf
negative. March 2e. to determine thi
winner to 60 to the district meet II
Kalispell week or 50 later.
/ Mr.. Ray Pentland has accepted tn
position of principal Of the schools a
Frazer, Mont. next year
Coach DAVIS issued Call lol tia1A'
sters March 16 and there was goof
response.
The high school basketball team de
feated the town team in fast, hard
fought game Friday evening. The scor
was q to 23.
The honor roll for the grade schoo
is as follows: First grade honorabi
mention Shirley Murphy and Viole
Franck~ Second and third grades
David Ahrens. Evelyn Hosea, Barbar
Laehn. James Winslow, David Dear
Verna Siebenforcher. Bobby Sanders
jeanne David, Douglas Dean; honor
able mention-Jesse Egan, Lois Love
less. Fourth and fifth grade-Eilee
Withrow. Walter Mason, Gerald kens
Iler. Frances Sanders, Sylvia SNYDER
honorable mention-June CARR, Mar
Ilyn Cone, Betty DALEY. Dorothy Tall
,nadpe. Max David. Kathleen Car
! Lulu Mae Cole, Duane Daughart.
Donald David, Burl Grigg tlgh'
grade-Ikuko Sugihara, Agnes ROBIN
! Rose Pattie; honorable mention Jea
] Winslow, Anne Johnson Jr- Lindholr
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Popular Couple Wed.

The marriage Of Miss Frances Ford
and John Baggs was solemnized at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning in the
Episcopal church. Only the immediate
members of the two families were
present at the simple and impressive
marriage service, which was read by
the Reverend Richard Price. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Kensler were the attendants
Mrs. J. B. Farris played the wedding
march, and Mrs. A. L. Kensler SANG
II Love You Truly
After the ceremony n weddnf
breakfast was served for the brida
party at the home OF the brides par
ents. The new1yWeds left Immediately
after the breakfast for honeymoon
trip to Spokane, and upon tEeir return
will make their home IN Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baggs are among thu
most popular Young peonle OF the com
munity. The bride is the daughter Q
Mr. and Mrs. IL Ford, and is q grad,
uate Of the Troy high school anf
Northwestern Business College. Sh'
has been employed for about three
years in the Troy post office. Ih'
groom is the son Of Mrs F. R. Bags
and is a graduate of the Troy hlgi
school. He is an experienced caterpilla
operator and has been employed by tn
forest service and private concerns o.
road building jobs.
The young couple have great man
friends to wish them much happines;
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to acknowledge with sincere
thanks the kind expression Of youl
sympathy in the sickness and death q
our dear wife and mother.
JACK OLIVER.
HARRY OLIVER
r.. DORA OLINGER.
MARTHA ANDERSON.
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Girls Scout Notes.

The Girl Scouts sold punch at the
St. Patrick's dance for their fund.
We had planned hike to kootenai
Falls last Sunday but it was postponed
because Of the weather until later
date.
There are several Brownies who are
ready to Join the Scouts. A party VIII
be given March 30, and there will also
ne investiture ceremonies.
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Alnha 0ruepa Party.

Mfrs. Webster English was hostess to
the Alpha Omega society at a parry III
her home Saturday evening. The house
was attractively decorated IN the %.
Patrick motif The diversion OF me
evening was the game Of cootie, which
provided much merriment Delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess. 80
The next meeting will be Sun
dav. March %, at $50 at the Daugharty
home lack Cohenour will be the lead
er in discussing one of the phases OF
Personality" which the group IS no"
studying.
Word has been received here Of the
death in Spokane Sunday OF harry
Shearar, travelling engineer tor the
Creat Northern. 1t is understood ms
funeral was to be held Wednesday IN
Kalispell. Mr. Shearer was Wen-kno"h
IN Troy and had many friends here. !,
Mrs. A. M. Hubbard is IN kalispeil
visiting brother.
Brick Wollaston of Leonla was lroy
visitor Monday -,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crush OF Syl-
vanite left for Spokane Saturday foT
a visit there. ru.A,
Mrs George Blackwell of Libby
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frye the
last of the week. 80,
r. c. Weidner made trip TO LiDDS
last Friday. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Henrichs OF tn
Cabinet ranger station are spending
the week in Libby, where Mr.. iienrlcn
is employed in the forest service
office. y, ,,y.
Mr. and Mrs. James Christie and M
and Mrs. Ralph Fremming OF Llnp
spent Sunday as guests OF Mr' ana MT
IA Henrichs at the Cabinet range
station. s-,.s=4=-=-.-z-.-z=stz,-
business trip to Libby this week. j,
The Recreational club held ITS week,
meeting in the club room in the o.
school building. Pinochle was the maj
diversion. High score prize winner
were Miss Alice Bracy and Gene Lar
Mrs Archie Carr and Rufus Hudlo
received the consolation prizes.
Kenneth Hubbard left Monday on
business trip to Spokane
Mrs. Maurice Nelson is entertalnu
the p. S. Club this Thursday evenin
David Does orchestra went to Libt
Friday to play for the Moose dam
that evening
Bill Bissell went the last OF the wet
/ to Spokane, where he purchased
Chrvsler 6 sedan from the W. J. Rici
mond Co.
r The cast Of the Junior Ladies q
society play met Friday evening at u