Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-21

A. e. Peterson, agent for the May
tag company of Kalispell, delivered
Mr.. Lyle Gee is again working as
signal helper for o. F. Teel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fleming Of
Gateway were shopping in Eureka
Monday.
For Sale-Fat Geese for the Holt
days at reasonable prices, by Mrs.
Chas. Hally, Fortine. Mont. 1924
Clara Smith of Bend, Oregon is
visiting Mrs. Carl Olsen.
Mrs. Virgil Farrar is suffering from
, an attack of the flu.
Professor E. E. Price and Mr.. Pearle
| Zook motored to Libby Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark went to
Kalispell Saturday, Mr.. Clark return
ing to Eureka Saturday evening. Mrs.
Clark is spending the week with her
brother, John Holden.
Mrs. O. F. Teel entertained Miss
/ Cliff, Miss Braniff and Miss Shields,
Grade school teachers, at dinner
at her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. G. Pomeroy went to Spo-
kane Monday.
Pat Carter, third trick operator at
Rexford, was in Eureka Monday pre-
pairing for business trip to Spo-
kane.
! For Sale at Chris Murray Ranch
bring your own sacks: Wheat and oats
1925 per cwt., also barley. 1924
Mrs. Merlin Scott, who has been
in Spokane nursing her sister, Mrs
Jud Mills, has returned to her home
She reports that Mrs. Mills health Is
much improved.
| George Foreman is driving new
Whippet truck that he purchased In
Libby last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Gael and family
accompanied by Mr.. Stantus, High
School coach, were shopping in kalis-
peu Saturday.
Miss Mary Ruth Hamilton and Mr.
Francis Mcclure drove to kalispei
Saturday.
!, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cook and daugh-
| tiers of Clarksfork, Idaho, were visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
Pike Sunday. Eureka friends will bt
glad to her that they have recovered
their new car which was stolen abou
a month ago.
| Jack Peloquin, Mrs. Virgil Farrar'
nephew, is recovering from a tonsiliti:
and adenoid operation which tool
place in Eureka Tuesday.
| Jewel Thomas left for Shelby Fri
i. day after spending the past thre'
weeks at his home in Eureka.
i ]. E. Leary of Libby is visiting a
the Earl Price home.
r. A. Winters is in Billings on busl
| ness.
Donald Bibee of Kalispell was
dinner guest at the Hamilton nom
Sunday.
4 Mrs. L. T. Winslow, Mrs. J. A
Cook, and Edith McGlenn motore
to Kalispell Thursday. !.
! Lawrence Gregor reports that nj
turkey shoot Sunday was a grea
success. All the birds were dispose
of except one.
i Ray Waller Of Amak, Washington
: is home for a visit.
II For Sale-Team, wagon, sleigh, an
harness. See D. w. Smith, Eureka.
II The Catholic Ladies Aid met Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. f. 2. Pric.
| Verda, oldest daughter Of Mr.. De
Miller, died at the Twin Bridges HON
and the body was shipped to Eurek
| arriving on Wednesday. Funeral serv
ices were held at the Gompf under
taking parlor Thursday afternoon a
Q o'clock. The body was laid to res
beside her mother in the local GENE
| terry.
H Watch the Baptist bulletin board 70
the notice Of the THANKSGIVING com
munity service to be held in Eureks
| F. D. Fessenden Of Kalispell wa
dinner guest at the Fetterly HON
Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Spear shoppe
| in Fernie, Tuesday.
| Mrs. Frank Hendrickson and II
FAINT son James of Libby are ylsltln
at the home of her parents, Mr.. an
| Mrs. ]. G. Porter.
! Mrs. Mary Quirk and sons Emmf
r and John returned Saturday after
10 day stay in Butte, Anaconda, an
/ Deer Lodge. The trip was made Q
auto and Miss Alice Cliff accompanie
them from Kalispell on their return
II r, Eyra Nawc Notes