The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-13

Mrs. Hazen Winder. of Cardistan,
Alta, arrived in Troy Sunday and is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Anderson.
Mrs. c. N. Devine entertained at
/ her home Friday afternoon Mrs.
Glen Thorn, Mrs Walter Litchfield,
Mrs. John Sagen, Mrs. Ed. Laehn
and Mrs. Anthony Joy. The after
noon was spent in playing pangani,
with prize going to each one pres
ents A delicious lunch was served
at the close of the afternoon.
The Episcopal Guild members and
their families enjoyed a social ev-
ening and supper at the church
Monday evening, when plans were
discussed for landscaping the church
yard.
The Neighborhood sewing club
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Bud Daugharty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Vaughn of
Billings spent from Friday to Sum
day in Troy visiting their daughter,
Miss Vaughn, and while here made
a trip into Canada.
The Boy Scout dance held Fri
day evening at the high school gym
proved a huge success both from the
standpoint of attendance and profit.
The boys served refreshments from
a booth, and music was furnished by
David Does orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cone and
children, Marylin and Jimmie. were
guests at the Ratekin cottage near
Leigh lake at Libby Sunday.
Marshall Murray of Libby was a
business caller in Troy Monday
The Ladies Aid met on Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Clifford Clay
when the Aid was re-organized
with the election of the following
new officers. Mrs Anthony JOY.
president. Mrs. r. E. Clay, vice
president, and Mrs. l. r. Davis,
secretary treasurer. Mrs. r. E.
Clay, Mrs. Ed. Henrichs and Mrs.
Joy were appointed as committee
to draw up a new constitution for
| the Aid also it was voted to have
election of officers in the spring.
The next meeting will be October
9th at the home of Mrs. Anthony
Joy.
/ NJ In. 1GstliC w ca q Dd1lilG5o NdllCA
in Libby on Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dean, David,
Douglas and Lorraine Dean and
Marvin Ellis and Gerry Kensler at
tended the show, Robin Hood al
Libby Sunday.
Your vote for Albert A. Brooks
for Public Administrator is solicited
and will be appreciated. 1923
Frank French returned from Wolf
Point Wednesday, where he has
been working for the past two
months for the Wagner Construe
ton company
Mrs. Art Wilson and little sol
Robert of Fisher river spent fey
days at the home of her mother
Mrs VIM. Friskie.
Mrs. D. r. Wood entertained TIL
, Reverend Mr.. Ward of Whitefish a
dinner or Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Joy drov
I to Spokane and Cheney over TIL
week end and visited relatives an
friends.
La Nor Sagen Of Whitefish sper
the weekend Visiting her parent
Mr. and Mrs. John Sagen
/ Mr.. and Mrs Bud Daugharty an
son Duane drove to Spokane Thur!
day and returned Friday bringin
Pat Daugharty home with them
spend the weekend
Miss Isabelle Young of Spokan
spent the weekend visiting her pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young.
Mrs. Ed Henrichs drove to LIB
to attend the forest service ladie
card party held there that evenin
in honor of Mrs Kelly of Mi!
soula
| Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hosea went |
| Trout Creek Sunday to visit tt
Gold Lode mine in which they al
interested
| Mrs G. M. Bennett spent IL
weekend at Libby visiting Mr.
Gunnar Larson.
Elgin Murphy spent the weel
end campaigning at the upper er
of the county.
The Pioneer sewing club met
the home of Mrs Clifford Aiken {
Wednesday afternoon, and celebra
| ed Mrs Aiken's birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Baeth ar
Mrs Jerry WEIGH drove to Bonnie
Ferry Monday, where Mrs Welt
visited relatives. Afterwards the
towed the WEIGH car home.
Richard Bartlett spent the weel
-I end visiting in BDnners Ferry