Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-06-06


Ferry where he will be stationed this
summer. Mrs. Mcfarland and daughr
, ter left for the eastern part of the
country where they will visit for most
of the summer.
F. E. Sabin and family returned
Sunday from two weeks trip by
automobile during which time they
visited Spokane, Seattle and Van
couver.
Mrs. o. F. Teel entertained the fol-
lowing ladies Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Richard Scott of Brown
ing who is Mrs. Teel's house guest,
Mesdames Victor Wolff, NJ. A. Hun
singer, Frank Thomas, Foster Hend-
rickson, J. G.. Masek, L. T. Wins
low, George McGlenn.
Tom Richardson has returned home
from very successful year spent
teaching in the high school at Manhat-
tan. He has accepted position in
town in Washington, near Seattle, for
the coming year.
Elmore Ellis, who with his parents
formerly lived here, is visiting old
/ friends here this week. His home is
now in Spokane.
Miss Gertrude Dumbolton, clerk in
the local post-office, left last week for
Yellowstone Park where she will be
employed again this year in eurlo
store. Mrs. Mckain is taking her place
in the postoffice.
Miss Vera DeMers, who has been
living in Standpoint with her sister,
Mrs. w. Fl. Sinclair, and attending
school there, has returned home and
will spend the summer here.
Mrs. Richard Scott, who now lives
in Browning where she and her hus-
band have a telephone exchange, is
visiting old friends in Eureka this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Collins of Mis-
soula are visiting old friends in Eu-
reka this week They drove up Mem
orial Day. Their daughter, Miss Helen
returned with them.
The friends and neighbors of Fran
els Shenefelt, in the Iowa Flats COM
munity, surprised him and his wife
last Saturday night and staged an old
time dance at their home. About 40
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Shenefelt
as we'll as their guests spent very
enjoyable evening and they hope to
continue these Saturday night gather
ings.
Miss Lorraine Dashiell left Monday
morning for Fort Benton where she
will spend the summer on ranch with
her uncle, Mr.. Glen Dashiell
The closing day picnic and exer-
NJ +Lo C,.fFa ranprI Ia Wad,ac
day night were attended by about rs
people. The picnic was held in the
school grounds around huge bon
fire. After "eats' q short program
was given in the school house. Games
and dancing were enjoyed until q late
hour. Those attending report keen
time.
Miss Aileen B. Cuffe taught this
school the past year and has been
re-hired for the next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGlenn en-
tertained the Monday night bridge
club at their home last Monday. Mr.
and Mrs. Klossner and Mrs. Masek
were guests of the club. Mr.. G. A.
Keyes carried home the mems prize
for high score and Mrs. j. j. Sailing,
the ladleS prize.
Mrs. G. A. Keyes is spending the
week in Spokane.
Mrs. Emma Minter was the inspira-
tion of two lovely parties Monday
before her departure Tuesday morn
ing for Havre where she will make
her future home with her son Will
liam. Monday afternoon Mrs. Fred
Rock entertained number of Mrs.
Minteer's old-time friends who, like
the guest of honor, have livedAln this
vicinity many years. In the evening
other friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. Porter where they gave Mrs.
Minteer handkerchief shower The
lunch was covered dish luncheon.
The evening was spent in games. Mrs.
Minteer has many friends who regret
that she is leaving Eureka.
Ethel Mcdonald is recuperating in
the Kalspell General Hospital from
an operation which was performed
two weeks ago. She is expected home
in the near future.
Marjorie Gerard came down from
Apgar Friday to attend Miss Spauld-
ing's dance recital and to visit few
days with her father.
Twenty little girls, pupils of Miss
Nellie Spaulding gave dance recital
at the high school auditorium Satur-
day evening. All who attended were
highly entertained; the dancing was
good and the costumes were beautiful.
The Woodman and Royal Neighbor
lodges of Eureka held Memorial
service at the Methodist church Sun
day, June 2. The lodges attended in
body. The address was given by Rev.
White.
Mrs. c. B. Graves and daughter
Nellie and son Dayle are driving to
Spokane Thursday to visit her son
Harold and wife. They will be accom-
panied by Mrs. G. E. McKain.
The ferry across the Kootenai at
Whites Landing near Gateway was
carried out Monday night by high
water. III So
First RaDtist Church