The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-03-18
Formulas for Gopher Poison.

Following are two formulas for
gopher poison, vouched for by the To-
bacco Valley Farmers club. The coun-
ty will furnish an ounce of poison free
for each ounce purchased by the farm
err, with other necessary ingredients on
the same plan.
Formula No. IL or strychnine, 6
at. flour or middlings, pit. sugar, cup
salt Mix well and use about one tea
spoonful on a chip, piece Of bark or
flat rock
Formula No FL OF. strychnine, 2
cups granulated sugar, tablespoon
baking powder, gal flour, "a cup salt
Mix dry and place about one teaspoon
full to bait.
Jas. Rusk of Missoula was a Sunday
guest at the Fetterly home. Mrs. Rusk
returned to Missoula with her husband
after spending the week at home.
Ed French is enjoying visit with
his brother and wife of Anoka, Mimi,
who stopped here enroute home after
wintering in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry McCarton left
Monday for Murray, Ida, after spend
ing several weeks at the Frank Thomas
home
Ray Frost and Leland Tripp motored
to Helena and butte last week to see
about getting a county WPA project
here Their trip was success and on
Monday Frank Daversh, WPA super
visor, arrived and organized a rs man
project with Jack Hebison in charge.
This project will be under the direction
of the county commissioners and will
be county work with a II hour shift.
The Cousins basketball team will
meet the Hileman brothers and few
high school players on the local floor
at the Il" Club carnival Saturday
night.
Mrs. Bill Slaney Of Glen lake is
spending few days in town with
friends.
Miss Marie Carney Of Dillon, school
mate of Miss Grace Frost, spent last
week at the Ray Frost home.
Ben Frost, accompanied by represent
atives from the Libby and Troy schools,
left Wednesday for the NJ E. A. at
Butte.
Mrs. Alma Graham is sick at this
writing.
Mrs. T.. T. Winslow accompanied c.
T. Dierman to Kalispell on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hileman spent
the weekend with their son, Bill, and
family. Bobby went home with them
and will return with them Saturday.
Harold Dick leaves this week for
Missoula where he will enter the u.
Marshall Murray spent the weekend
with his family here.
Rev Omer Idso will speak at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon
at 2:3O.
Rev. r. o. Satterfield left Saturday
for Billings where he will conduct
evangelistic services for several weeks.
Duanne Johnson is taking his place
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Curtis Of Bon
ners Ferry arrived Thursday for visit
with the C. B. Graves family. Mr.
Curtis returned Monday and Mrs. Cur
It's and daughter will remain for a time.
e DR.. c. B. Hamilton left Wednesday
for Saco, much improved in health.
Mrs. Frank Bolles Of ReMord is stay
ing at the Graves home this week.
The Catholic Altar Society dance on
Saturday night was huge success both
financially and socially.
MIR. and Mrs. E. NJ Preston returned
home Sunday. Mr. Preston is suffer
ing with his eyes again.
Kalispell callers last week were: Gale
Z. McKain, DR.. Lowell. Frank Sabin
and Mr.. and Mrs. H, Mccullough
John Gildon returned home last week
after spending the winter in Spokane.
Mrs. Floyd Williams and baby daugh-
ter, Norma, returned to Libby after
spending some time with her mother
Mrs. Geo. RAINBOW.
August Rambosek was business
caller in Libby for several days this
week.
Mrs. Walter S. Gibbons motored tc
Kalispell on Wednesday where she met
the Eureka students from the uni
versity.
Arnold Hanson Of Libby spent the
weekend at the c. F. Teel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henion are both IT
with flu