Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-12-19

Sunday night Miss lola Harwood
was baptized in the Baptist church
George Long is working for the
Eureka Motors.
These following officers have beer
elected by the Royal Neighbor Lodge
for the coming year; Oracle, Margaret
Zook; vice oracle, Frances Drake
chancellor, Tillie Porter; recorder
Nettie French; receiver, Sara Hend-
rickson; marshal, Ruth Rhodes; assis-
tant marshal, Evelyn Peltier; Inner
sentinel, SIENNA John; outer sentinel
Alice Price; manager, Sara Eberth;
physician, DR.. c. c. Gerard; musician
Emeline Gael; faith, Doris Broderick;
courage, Lora Campbell; modesty,
Marjorie Jones; unselfishness, Marie
Gael; endurance, Edna Campbell; flag
bearer, Jennie Alverson.
Tom E. Price is i'll with tonsilitis.
During the past ten days about 80
inches of snow fell, although it has
been packed quite bit by the thaw
and rain which fell Saturday and Sun
day. The total precipitation amounts
to three inches. :.
The Christmas program which will
be presented Sunday evening in the
Baptist church thru the combined eff
forts of the Protestant churches of
Eureka is a very pleasing and beau
tiful one. The children participating in
the program are expected next Satur-
day evening at o'clock for the final
dress rehearsal.
The two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. I'D. Cook is at the Olson hos
pital suffering from pneumonia.
Miss Inez Ratekin, county librarian,
was in Eureka Saturday, but as she
was only here for a short time, she
didn't see as many Eureka people as
she would have wished Miss Ratekin
left word however, that she would do
all she could to be of assistance IN
club and school reading and also help
with book reviews as much as possible.
The old books in the Eureka branch OF
the county library are being replaced
by new ones as rapidly as possible
and as Miss Ratekin is showing a
keen interest in her work in this end
of the county, we should show our
appreciation by taking advantage Of
this opportunity to read from the new
selection. There was an increase OF
100 in the number of books taken
from the Eureka library last month.
c. T. Young, assistant clerk and
recorder, was in Eureka several
days this week on county business.
Bert Sailing of Kalispell motored
to Eureka Tuesday, and returned
Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Gerard went to
Spokane Friday.
Henry and Ernest Gill arrived in
Eureka Saturday to spend Christmas
and New Year at their home. They
have been in Priest River for the past
six months and have purchased a
restaurant there which they plan tc
take charge of April |.
/ w H. O'Connell, Great Northern
special agent, was in Eureka last
week
G. A. Keyes left Friday for Bend
Oregon.
Mrs. F. ]. Gael went to Kalispel
on business Friday.
i MT. ana MTS. X DIT pIOuSllth navy
moved back into Mr.. Broderick's houst
on Riverside. !.
Bob Gibson motored to Kalispell
Sunday.
Earl Welliver Of the u. S. custom:
force went to Troy Friday.
A. H. Campbell left for Spokane
Friday after few days visit with hi:
! family.
C. B. Graves motored to Kalispel
Monday on business.
Saturday evening l6 young people
enjoyed a social evening spent at tht
Baptist church under the supervision
of Rev. II. N. Spencer. During the
evening refreshments were served
Mrs. l.. w. Fetterly left Friday
for Spokane to visit with her daugh
ter Dorothy.
The young people Of the community
| will be interested in hearing that Rev
I II. n. Spencer, who has returned (
/ his home in Bozeman, is completing
program to be presented to a join
committee Of Christian churches in tht
/ near future This program is in con
nection with the Young Peoples As
sembly which will be held near Liv
ingston in July. This year the Bap
fists, who sponsor the assembly, have
invited the Christian church. to NEE
with them, and committees are a
work perfecting the plans. The assem-
bly, is open to the young people o