The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-01-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TROY NEWS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tanned their husbands ana invited
guests at a state dinner at the Meth
odist church on Monday evening.
On entering the guests were told
they were taking trailer tour of
the states for their dinner, with the
first stop at the service station for
service and a grease job. At small
buffet tables the different states
served foods from the various prou-
uetS grown in their states, along the
way signs directed the traveller to
the different states and admonished
him to Drive Slow School Zone,
Wet Pavement See the 10000
lakes of Minnesota. Entering Mon
tana. the Land of Shining Noun
tains. etc Coffee was served at
a camp fire and at large tables in
tourist park the guests ate their
dinner in state groups. The tables
were decorated in various emblems
and products of the states of Idaho,
Iowa. North and South Dakota, New
York. Montana New Mexico. Ne
braska, Washington, Utah, Michi-
gan, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Kansas. Indiana, Ohio and two for
eign countries, Canada and Italy.
Short talks were given about the
ris gave monologue in Norwegian
dialect, Richard Bartlett sang,
Beautiful Ohio" Mrs. Webster
English played a piano solo, Cana
dian Caper,' and Ray Callahan rem
dered two numbers on his trombone.
After the dinner the guests washed
their dishes at the "Babbling Brook
There were about SO guests present
and all voted the Womens' club
grand entertainers.
At a court of Honor, attended by
parents and conducted by Scout
master Markin, the Boy Scout Court
of Honor advanced II scouts. Boys
receiving tenderfoot badges wereI
Almond Hammel, James Brown, Ray
Connallay Second class badges, Joy
Kuwahara. Jessie Eagen. Almond
Hammel, Robert Grippe. First class,
George Kuwahara, Duane Daughar-
ty. Gerald Kensler, George Migaki,
Edward Nelson. Merit badge for
cooking. Francis Stone.
Mrs. John McRell of Libby visited
her daughter. Mrs. Dell Huffman,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank French were
Libby visitors on Friday.
Mrs. L. A. Hosea has received
word that Dr. &. F. Dixon, who is
in the Veterans hospital at Chey-
enne. Wyo. is improving in health.
Glen Thorn, Anthony Joy, Frank
Frye, Victor Sather, and Walter
Morrison went to Libby Thursday
to attend the meeting of the Ma
sonic lodge
Chef Hoisington is spending sew
eral days in Helena on business.
Mrs Henry Weidner went to Eu-
reka Wednesday to attend the coun-
ty high school board meeting.
Miss Myrtle Eskew of Libby and
Mrs. Edward Eskew of Bonners Fer
ry spent several days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Glass.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sheldon en-
tertained at three tables of pinochle
at their home Saturday evening
with Mrs. Bill Hefferman receiving
thigh score honors and Mr.. Heffer-
man low score and Bill Glass travel
ing prize. Refreshments were served
at the close of the evening by the
| hostess.
Mrs. James Duffy entertained the
Lumber Jack Sewing club at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Roscoe and Romeo Garrison spent
several days of this week in Helena
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Peterson of
Libby spent the weekend at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weld
ner -
/ Ford Cripe was Libby business
visitor on Tuesday Of this week.
Miss Jessie Scott entertained at a
shower for Mrs Robert Hosea. In
vited guests were schoolmates of
Mrs. Hosea. She received many
lovely gifts
Mrs. j. B. Farris entertained the
Neighborhood sewing clug at her
home on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Thomas has gone to
Kalispell and is guest of Mrs.
German Zook, formerly Miss Ellen
/ Ovens.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hosea spent
Sunday at the Gold Lode mine at
Trout Creek, Mont.
The Ladies Aid met at the Meth
odist church Thursday afternoon
with Mrs Grover Smith and Mrs.
Markin as hostesses. The after
1 mon sPHT9t quilting after
which the hostesses served a de-
/ lightful lunch.
Miss Ruth Johnson returned to
her home at Sweet Grass, Mont,
after spending the past two weeks
visiting Miss Lorraine Weidner.
The Board of Trustees of Troy
High School District renewed the
contract of Superintendent A. L.
Dean to head the school system for
another term of three years. Mr..
Dean was also given an increase in
salary.
Misses Ruth Hogan, Ann Hanson
and Bernice Michaels Of Whitefish
spent the weekend at the John
Sagen home as guests of Miss Flora
and Anita Sagen
Warm winter weather has allowed
the construction of the addition to
the Troy High school to proceed