The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-05-07

mountain. Two engineers from Couer-
d'Alene have been looking over the F
Bi-Metallic mine and ii is rumored /
there is a possibility of work being re T
sumed on the Snowstorm property
James Gordon recently donated 20
books to the Troy branch library.
among which are a number OF volumes
of Thackerays works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cobb and child
rem left Friday for Oregon to make
their home Their farm, the old Barrett
place, has been leased to the ]. Cohen
our family, who moved there last week.
There will be Mothers day services
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock with the Reverend
Margaret Clifford in charge.
Mrs Geo. Whitfield and daughter of
Kalispell have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mae Smith. and her brother.
Mrs Orsa Kidder returned the first
of the week from Standpoint. where she
was called by the illness of her father.
Chas Fem, forest ranger of the Upper
Ford was a visitor over the week lend
at the Maurice Nelson home
I Gordon Wood of Spokane spent the
weekend in town. visiting his mother
Mrs E. B. Shand of Spokane arrived
here Monday to visit Mrs. c. M. Akin
Mrs Ed Olson of Whitefish was a
guest of Mrs. Chas. Smith Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Murphy and son
of Standpoint visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Leon De Borde returned Tues
day from a months visit in Grange
vile. Idaho
The Senior Ladies Aid was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs C.
F. Burns and Mrs. c, NJ johnson at the
Burns home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mead. former Troy
residents. were among visitors from
Standpoint at the Eastern Star chapter
meeting Monday evening.
The w G. Dolan family moved into
the r. c. Weidner house. across from
| the Episcopal church. this week
| Glenda Olson Of Eureka visited her
father, Chas. Olson here Saturday. She
was accompanied BY Sis Elliott and Bill
and Cecil Elliott, also of Eureka.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Vestre bought
Mrs Gertrude Jessey's house and NOV
ed into it this week
| Mr. and Mrs Frank Thomas and Joe
Driessen drove to Bonners Ferry Sun
day to visit Mrs. Joe Driessen and the
new daughter
The much discussed novel Of Sinclair
Lewis. 1T Can't Happen Here is a
recent addition to the Troy branch Ii
brary books
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herman have
moved into one Of the Petty houses near
Mrs. Archie Cars
Mrs r. O. Pritchard Of Garfield was
here to attend the Eastern Star chap
ter meeting Monday evening and to
visit her daughter Eileen
Mrs. O F. Teel and her two daugh-
tiers of Eureka were weekend visitors
at the Anthony Joy home
ROLAND Obermayer of the Yak val
LEY left Monday for the Fort Peck dam,
where he will be employed
Mrs J. B, Farris, Mrs. A L. Kensler,
Mrs Frank Frye. and Joe Driessen
drove to Bonners Ferry Friday to visit
Mrs. Driessen and Kathryn Louise.
Those who drove TO Libby Tuesday
evening to attend the Eastern Star
chapter meeting on the occasion of the
worthy grand matrons official vista
ton were Mrs c. H Clay. Mr.. and Mrs
" A Sather. Mrs w j Bissell, Mrs
Fred Glass. Mrs. Fl c. Weidner, Mrs
t. J. Weidner Mrs Glen Thorn. Mrs
Frank Divis, Mrs. .. F. Fewkes Mrs.
T. A. Hosea Mrs. A. L. Kensler, Mrs.
~. B Farris. Mrs. Kenneth Sahr, Mrs.
Ed Henrichs and Miss Agnes Sheldon.
Mrs T. r. Davis and son Calvin are
in Great Falls where Mrs. Dafis vent
to receive medical attention.
Chester Carson has rented the Nor
rison barber shop and started in BUSH
ness there this week
Anthony Joy purchased new door
Dodge sedan last week
Professor Perry of the State School
Of Mines at Butte was visitor in Troy
Wednesday and while here addressed
the school
Mrs Bert Hardy and her two sons
left Friday for Boise, Idaho, to make
their home. Mr.. Hardy is employed
there.
Mrs. Chas. Smith entertained the
neighborhood sewing club Wednesday
afternoon
Mrs. Geo. Blackwell and daughter
Billy Bervl, were weekend visitors Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frye.
A Correction
Paul Sather should have had q
points. instead of Is as reported in the
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