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United Purity Stores
Vernon Crotteau, Prop.
Store No. One
Saturday and Monday
C. H. B. GATSTIP,
18 oz.
PURITY TEA
Vo lb.
25c
25c

PURITY COFFEE
2 lbs. . .
58c
1 glass free with each 2 lbs.
DIXIE PEANUT BUTTER,
2 lb. glass.
28c
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Miss Agnes Ludvikson returned to
Libby Sunday after a visit with
friends in Bonners Ferry.
Mrs. Edward Davidson and Mrs. Fred
Cloutier are leaving today for Spokane
for a few days in the city.
Miss Mary McGuire of Boise, Ida.,
arrived Thursday and is visiting at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Anna Christie.
George Stewart of Portland and Marie
Fox of Great Falls
were married inj
Libby last Friday, the 18th, by Justice
of the Peace Haigler.
Mrs. Eva Sparling, daughter Marie
and son Charles arrived Friday from i
Los Angeles and are spending their 1
annual summer vacation visiting here
and at Troy. j
Bishop Faber conducted services in j
St. Luke's Episcopal church last Sun- '
day. Monday he and the local pastor, '
the Rov. Richard Price, called on a
number of business men of the town,
Th.s otf.ee acknowledges a pleas».
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SCHOOL Supplies
( 'omplcte assortment of Tablets,
Note Book PapeT, Note Books.
/Pens, Pencils, Inks and everythiiu» 1
needed in the school room.
PUBLIC DRUG
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson left
during the week for Portland. Ore.,
where they plan to make their home,[was
Mr. and Mrs. Williamson have long
been popular among the younger mar
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ned people of Libby and have a large
circle of friends who regret to see them
7eave -
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reedy, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McRory, Mrs. Frances Jones
and Miss Jacobs, all of Kellogg, Ida.,
arrived in Libby Saturday morning for
a visit with Mrs. John Reedy and other
relatives. They all returned home Mon
day except Mr. and Mrs. McRory, who
remained for a longer visit.
A fire alarm called out the depart
ment Sunday afternoon, the fire being
in the house occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
George Little. It was caused by a stove
pipe too close to a wall. Very little
damage was done and a bucket or two
of water was all that was need to
extinguish it. Willing neighbors, how
ever, soon had all the furniture re
moved from the building._I
COMING!
All Next Week
TOBY NORD S
COMEDIANS
IN THEIR BIO TENT THEATRE STARTING
Monday Evening, August 28
TheFightingParson
See "TOBY" in his Favorite Part.
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Prices 10 and 25 c
Reserve Seats 10 cents extra
ONE LADY FREE WITH ONE PAID
ADMISSION MONDAY EVENING
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Miss Mary Jane Dwinelle went to
! Mrs. George Neils returned to Libby
Saturday from Portland, Or., where she
; had spent a few weeks.
1 Bonners Ferry last week Wednesday
! for a weekend visit with friends.
Guy Walker and a friend from Seat
tie drove to Libby and spent from Fri
day to Monday on a fishing excursion,
I A marriage license was issued on
August 18 by Clerk of Court Clark to
Elmer Guy Stacy and Blanche Caroline
Mulwee, both of Eureka.
j Reports coming in from the Golden
; West are that development work
1 moving forward nicely and that
ver y g°°<l ore has been opened.
some
Mrs. Anna Christie and granddaugh
ter, Geraldine Burke, arrived home
this week after spending several weeks
visiting in Minneapolis and Great Falls.
Miss Edith Dorrington left the first
of the week for Helena to attend the
annual grand assembly of the Orden
of Rainbow for Girls to be held August
21, 22 and 23 at Helena.
Mrs. Clyde Strong and daughter
Mary Anne left Tuesday for their home
in Moorehead, Minn., after spending
the summer here visiting with Mrs.
Strong's sister end hotter. Mrs, Irene
and L. S. Welch.
W. J. Mandley of Sandpoint official I
of the Mountain States Power company
in Libby Monday and Tuesday
company business, v
on
Mr - and Mrs. William M. Blackford,
their daughters, the Misses Margaret
and Helen, and their sop. William M.
Blackford, Jr., motored to Libby Thurs
day from their home at Lewistown,
Mont,, for a visit with Mr, Blackford's
brother, James M. Blackford, and fam
il.V- They returned home Wednesday,
Mr. Blackford is an attorney and one
time the two brothers
nership.
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Dr. E, D. MADDEN
DENTIST
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
I Ray Payne of Troy was a Libby
itor Wednesday.
A son was born to Mr, and Mrs
James Ritzman on Augst 17.
Paul Curtis drove to Spokane Fri
day for a week end in the city.
( For Sale—House and six lots. Will!
consider car as part payment. Write E.
E, Corbett, Laclede, Idaho, .:_4t|«
Miss Laura Sieger underwent an
er"on for removal of a? the
1 w j ot tonsils me
Libby hospital Wednesday.
F. P. Garey of Eureka was in Libby,
yesterday attending to business mat
ters and calling on friends.
Mrs. R. W. Billings and two little
daughters left Friday for Lansing,
Mich., where she will visit with her
mother. She was to be met in Chicago
by a brother and motor from Chicago to
Lansing with him.
Mr. and Mrs. George Vogt arrived
1 in Libby Monday from Hamilton. They
were on their way to Lewistown, Mont.,
where Mr. Vogt has accepted a posi
tion as coach in the Lewistown school
for the coming year.
Mr. R. J. Peters and Mrs. J. G. Ryan.
nephew and niece of Mrs Susan Carle
ton and Miss Isabel McGrade. stopped
off Saturday to visit their aunts while
on their way home from the Chicago
fair. They had also visited in Schenec
tady. N. Y. They made the trip by
motor.
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The Troy schools will open on Sep-i
fernher 5, with the following teaching 1
First grade—Miss Berdell Overly.
Second and Third Grades—Miss Al
vlna Anderson,
Fourth and Fifth Grades—Miss Sophia
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest DeRosia and
children arrived home Sunday from a
I trip to Washington points. They visited
; Mr. DeRosia's father at Peshastin and
also visited in Tacoma and Seattle,
via Natchez Pass
and report the drive through the moun
tains a most beautiful one.
They
returned
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Troy News Items
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. 5.
staff:
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Martin,
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Mr G Sunt
Special meeting of the Board nf
Trustees was called on Aug 21 Mem
ciailan
Mr . Coffman. Mr. Ford and Mr. Weid
Minutes of School Meeting.
ner.
Motion by Weidner, seconded by
Coffman, carried, to instruct clerk to
order two new Underwood typewriters.
Motion by Weidner, seconded by
Ford, carried, to reject bid on sentie
.tank. with, the understandim? that Mr,
Hardy be given the work digging the
[hole for said tank, bv the day; same
to be 8 feet wide, 6 feel deep, 12 feet
tong. Mr. Ford appointed to be in
charge of the work.
Motion by Ford, seconded bv Weid
ner, carried, to order three sections
of era tes for furnace.
Motion by Ford, seconded by Weid
ner, carried, that clerk order letter
file for 1933-34.
Motion by Ford, seconded by Weid
ner, meeting adjourn,
AILEEN M. PRICE, Clerk,
NOTICE.
Electric power will be off next Sun
day, August 27th, all day.
This shutdown is necessary at this
time to make repairs on the flume.
TROY LOCALS.
Mr. a"d Mrs. Bert Baggs returned
home last Thursday evening after
spending three weeks visiting relatives
anc j f r j ends j n Washington. They visited
' n Wenatchee, and the coast cities
where both have many friends and rel
atives.
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W M d r n s e o a E a Schoonov^
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daughter Jeanette of Whitefish were
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Spokane Wednesday on "'toy 5'Trip°
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spend the remaining weeks before!
school starts.
Miss Jessie Young of Los Angeles is
in Troy this week visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sahr stopped
in Trov last weekend on their way
from Spokane to their home in Mis
soula. They took Mrs. Ben Coffman
with them to Missoula lo spend the
week.
Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Smith and family
spent the weekend in Sandpoint and
Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hosea drove
to Helena last Friday on business.
Superintendent and Mrs, George O.
White and family are back home after
spending their summer vacation tour
ing through the east. In the two months
they were away, the Whites visited
many places of interest throughout the
middle east, and spent several days
(Continued on page 8)
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER.
Sealed bids will be received by the
State Forester, U. of M., Missoula,
Montana, up to 2:00 o'clock p. m. on
September 15, 1933, for all merchantable
timber marked or designated for cutting
estimated to be 2435 M feet B. M. of
Western Yellow Pine, 240 M feet B. M,
of Western White Pine, and 475 M
feet B. M. of Western Larch and Doug
vis-,las Fir live sawtimber on an area of
about 600 acres in S^, NEVi, Sk^NWVi,
! NE'^NW 1 ,^ Section 36, T. 29 N., R. 31
M. P. M.
; The timber will be sold to the high
I cst responsible bidder at a specified
pri , ce P« thousand feet board measure,
paid for in installments in advance
• c HfV n& a? spe cifi ^ d m the contract
od-'mJ 11 " 5 wl11 ^ acce P ted for less than
f 00 J™ M. feet for Jive Western Yd
1 low Pine and White Pine, and $1.50 per
M feet for live Western Larch and
Douglas Fir. $300.00 must be deposited
j with each bid to be applied on the pur
| chase price, refunded or retained in
; part as liquidated damages according
! to the conditions of sale.
I When required by the State Forester,
j a deposit of 40c per M feet for all tim
: her cut shall be deposited in the State
\ Forester's- Cooperative Work Fund to
^*e cost of slash disposal.
1 1116 , purchaser will be required to
f n ter into a written contract stipulât
; lnî I conditions of cutting and re
| movln P the timber from the land, and
! umst give a bond for the faithful per
1°^" , of contract on his part,
, the Stat f of Montana - Full particu
fj 5 the T.' 1 " 301
can ^^cured^
£ ^ S Forester -
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Signed; RUTLEDGE PARKER, 1
State Forester, ;
Dates of Publication; August 17. 24, |
31, Sept. 7, 1933. |
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Serial No. 079207 ;
ADVERTISEMENT ,
Serial No. 1502168"K" i
We, the J. Neils Lumber Company, a
corporation, organized and existing un-j°
der the laws of the State of Minnesota, i
having an office and principal place of
business at Libby, County of Lincoln, 1
State of Montana, hereby give notice i
that we have filed application with the :
United States Land Office at Great!
FaIls < Montana, to exchange the lands
bsted below with the United States for |
a value of $8,080.00 worth of National'
[Forest timber to be cut from approxi
Irately 300 acres within Sections 27, 28, 33 |
and 34. T. 34N., R. 34 W M. P, M„ which
area is now covered by a timber sale
agreement between this corporation and j
the United States, the lands belonging j
to this corporation to be exchanged
as follows;
All of Section 7, N^NEVi, WfeSEVa- i
are
NE%, SEV4SEV4NEV4, NEI4NE4NWV4,
Section 17, NEV4NEV4, Section 33, T. 33
Here's One Good Way To
END AGONY
OF NEURITIS
NEWARK MAN-KNOWS HOW =4
AND LOSES 10 POUNDS
"Gentlemen: I used Kruscheh Salts
to tr y and S e * ri d of Neuritis from
which 1 had suffered for one year in
,n >' left shoulder and arm. . . ,1 took
a little of the salts in the morning,
sometimes in my coffee, other times in
water. I would also occasionally take a
( l ose in water at night before retiring.
For 3 months I used the salts and while
7 Iost 70 P°onds in weight, the pain in
nay shoulder HAS ENTIRELY DÎSAP
FEARED. During the time I was taking
the salts I received no other medical
!T ca,m . ent " * , fu [y convinced the
Kruschcn Salts did the tnck. C. K.
Murray, Newark, N. J. j
Take one half teaspoonful of Kru- I
sehen Salts in a glass of hot water j
every morning—a jar lasts 4- weeks—4
get it at any druggist in -the world
costs but a trifle.
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National Forest Timber tor Sale;
j Sealed bids will be received by the
I Forest Supervisor, Libby, Montana, up
! to and including September 25, 1933,
** " Tw^and^alf Ae"«« timber"
"th"
sec - 35 > T - 29 N - R - 31 W., and 100
W ;+V.în pu s t 9 « m in u r
hörest, Montana, estimated to be 1500

M feet will be considered. $500 must be
" ch bld. lo be applied
on the Purchase price, refunded or re
»ÄtsSÄ
7 * ve Fund to cover the cost of brush
bid, i • rC ,, Sub , m ", , i '' d f ""
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acres
national Forest Timber lor Sale
Sealed bids will be received by th
Forest Supervisor, Libby, Montana, up
to and including September 4, 1933, for
all merchantable dead timber standing
or down, and all the live timber
marked or designated for cutting on an
area embracing about 100 acres within
sec. 14, T. 32 N„ R. 34 W„ and 70 acres
within SEV 4 Sec. 6, T. 31 N., R. 33 W.,
Kootenai National Forest, Montana,
estimated to be 1000 M feet B.M.
or less, of ponderosa pine timber. No
bid of less than $2 per M feet will be
considered. $100 must be deposited with
each bid, to be applied on the pur
chase price, refunded or retained in
part as liquidated damages according
to conditions of sale. Bids will be con
sidered for any part of or all of this
timber. The right to reject any and
all bids reserved. In addition to the
above stumpage 50 cents per M tact
B. M. must be deposited in a cooper
ative fund to cover the cost of brush
disposal. Before bids are submitted full
information concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the submission
of bids shouuld be obtained from the
Forest Supervisor, Libby, Montana.
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more
N., R. 31 W.; SEV4NEV4, SEV4, SlaSWVi
Section 21; all of Section 27, SWV4 Sec
tion 28; all of Section 31, T. 32 N., R.
31 W.; SV2NEV4, SEV4, SE'/iSW'/i, Lot
4 Section 19, all of Section 31, T. 32
N., R. 30 W.Vfc SWV4 Section 9, T. 31
N., R. 33 W.; NE^NWVi, S^NWkj,
SW *4, Section 5, E J 2 Section 7, all of
Section 9, NWli, m a SW>4, Lot 1 T Sec
tion 15, EkzNE^, NW.4NEV4, NEVi
SE4, NW« 4 . NW^SW',, Lots 1 and
4, Section 17, EVjNWG NEV4SW4
I^ts 1 and 2. Section 19, aU of Action
21, W 1 sW*2, Section 22 Wt^SW' j
SEV4SWV4, Section 26, all of Section 27
NEV4, NE 1 4NWV4, Section 34, Nl^NW^'
Section 35, T, 31 N., R. 31 W.;~all of*
Section 25, NVfe, SWVi, N^SE'-'i. Sec
tion 27, T. 31 N., R. 29'W.,; Lots 1 and
5 Section 9, less' County rôad T. 30 N.,
R. 30 W., M. P. M., a total of 8 805 10
acres.
The date of filing the application with
the Land Office was August 7, 1933.
The publication of this notice is to al
low all persons claiming the timber se
| lected or having bonafide objections to
such application an opportunity to file
their protest with the United States
Land Office at Great Falls. Montana,
J ' NEILS LUM D BER COMPANY,
By PAUL NEILS,
al7 - s7 ' 4t Vice President,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Fred Burlingham, Plaintiff, Against
The Modern Woodmen of Libby, Mon
tana, Incorporated, Defendant.
To Be Sold at Sheriffs Sale:
On the 11th day of September, A. D.
1933, at One o'clock P. M„ at the front
[door of the Court House, in the City
2Î Libljy ' Cou nty of Lincoln, State of
!" Ion ! ana ' ta the highest and best bid
er .J°j cas " in hand, the following de
real eatate . iying and being in
ICounty of Lincoln and State of
Montana, to-wit: Lots Ten and Eleven
*v Addition to Block Thirteen of
!" e Original Townsite of Libby, accord
"5. lo } he official plat on file in the
of County Clerk and Recorder of
gcoln County, Montana,
To 8 ether with all .and singular the
! enement f: hereditaments and appur
. ances hereunto belonging or in any
w, £ e /RP?.** 1 "*"?- ,
10 „ d thls 14th aay of August, A, D.,
al7 ' s7 - 4 t
F. R. BANEY,
Sheriff of Lincoln County, Montana.
By L. G. SPERRY.
Under Sheriff.
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•R >hn Barrymore in (lie role he chose
''ho\c all others.
when the rich rewards of fraud are
thrown in the lap of an honest man.
w h at does he do? Topaze thought it
over and did what you or I would do.
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You 11 love Ü1e scoundrel!
ALL SHOWS START 7:30
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
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old fashioned flame cooking and the
modem efficiency of electricity will seldom
exceed 3 cents » day. The saving in food
shrinkage alone will save part or all of this
difference, and how wonderful it is to use
a fuel so clean that the bottom of
your
cooking utensils will not soil your finest
handkerchief. Cook the modem,
ient, electrical way. Electricity is tbc per
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