Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-07
Eureka Locals

| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waller ar
moving into the James Carey hous
on Dewey avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Sampson lef
Monday on number 3 for the Yves
coast where they will spend the win
ter.
Rev. Howard D. Simpson is drivin,
a new Ford sedan purchased by thu
Baptist Home Mission Society for hi.
use in colportage work in Eureka anc
vicinity The old Dodge which ha.
served its time was traded in on The
deal.
! Miss Elizabeth Saunders of Kalis.
pell spent the weekend with her FRIEND
| Miss Florence Johnson, domestic sci.
ence teacher of L. c. II. S.
G. T. Young was in Eureka on bust.
| ness last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Carr of Spokane
are visiting at the w. R. Smith home
The two families will hunt and fish
at Bull Lake for several days of this
week.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Buh-
miller and family visited Mrs. Buh-
mller's mother in Red Eagle. On their
return Monday they motored almost
up to Logan Pass but the deep snow
prevented them from reaching the
pass.
Eureka friends of Mrs. Max Sturm
have received the report that she
IS recovering from her recent illness.
The Eastern Star Annex met We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Victor
Wolff.
Wednesday morning Eureka people
awakened to find the first snow of
the year covering the ground. The
snow was dry one which lasted only
part Of the day.
F. P Carey, who is in Spokane, is
suffering from another sick-spell.
Webb Carey was called to Spokane
on business Tuesday.
Abe Johnson has purchased a new
Nash sedan.
Mrs. F. E. Sabin went to Spokane
Sunday for weeks visit.
]. E. Leary, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. E. E. Price
in Eureka, returned to his home IN
Libby Wednesday.
A dance and party celebrating the
opening Of a new cook house was
held at SWanson's camp near Gate
way. The ladies Of the community and
Mr.. Swanson furnished the supper
and the music was furnished by local
talent. The best of good times was
reported.
Mrs. Jennie Anderson of Gateway
was shopping in Eureka Saturday.
The Senior class Of the Episcopal
church enjoyed very delightful party
given at the Mccullough home Satur
day evening. A short play, "Rastus
Goes A Coh'tin," was presented by
members of the class and prizes were
given to the winners of the games
played. A delicious lunch was fur
nished by the class and everyone
helped make the evening an entertain
ing one.
Word has been received by Rev.
II. D. Simpson concerning a serious
accident which happened to his
brother-in-l law, w. C. Spense of Kane,
Pa. M Spense fell 80 feet from the
roof of a glass factory in which he
was working, landing on a concrete
floor, breaking his, right arm and
tearing the ligaments in one leg. Mr..
Spence has near relatives living in
Idaho and Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Sabin were Kali
ispell visitors Wednesday.
Jewel Thomas, who has position
at Shelby is home on short visit.
Thursday, he and Mrs. Thomas mot
ored to Kalispell where he underwent
tonsilitis operation.
The Glen Lake Irrigation Co. has
moved its office into the bank build
ing.
Alvin Donaldson. who has been
working at Leona, Idaho, is visiting at
his home for a few days before going
to Havre where he will continue his
work for the railroad.
Jack Garner, who returned last
week after an abdominal operation in
Great Falls, is once more in the Eu-
reka commercial store. Mr.. Garner is
unable to do any lifting but he is
managing the store.
VIM. Schuck, who spent the sum-
mer in Poison working on the new
high school, has returned to his home
in Eureka. Mr.. Schuck has been Of
fered position at Ellensburg, Wash,
during the winter months.
The first Baptist Church of Eureka
is spending approximately $4,000 in
putting the church in first class con-
dition. A new furnace will be installed,
the roof repaired and the ceiling re-
plastered, and some necessary dec
Grating will be done.
Saturday the Quirk boys shipped
80 head Of young cattle to the Spo-
kane stock yards. Tom Quirk accom-
panied the shipmentJ
Mrs. J. II. Sailing went to Libby
Saturday on the "Goose" to meet her
sister, Mrs. Nell Stout Of Portland,
Oregon. Mrs. Stout is conyalescing