Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-07-04

iidld iu1y July Il, at .oO WIN 4tl
Ray Dashiell as assisting hostess.
The friends of Mrs. R. Anderson
will be sorry to learn that she was
forced to undergo major operation
in Spokane last week. She is slowly
recovering from it and it is hoped
that her health viii be much improved
as a result.
Miss Mildred Nolan of Fernie, B.
c. was a house guest of Vera DeMers
last week.
Eureka is celebrating at Glen lake
as usual this Fourth. Among the other
sports and attractions, the manage
ment announces that there will be a
ball game in the afternoon between
the Woodmen team and the Farmers.
Miss Elsie Johnson Sand Point ar
rived Wednesday for few days stay
with her friend Vera DeMers.
Miss Elsie Johnson of Standpoint ar
end in Fernie.
C. A. Parker, continental oil repre-
sentative of Great Falls and A. H..
Griggin of Kalispell were in town
Saturday for a brief business trip.
Bob Fetterly had narrow escape
Thursday evening when his car turned
over as he was returning from drive
out north of town. Although there
were five in the car none were in
jured but that cannot be said of the
ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Kahl, a young
couple who live in South America were
in Eureka one day last week. They
were driving car with Louisiana
license and are touring the United
States and Canada enroute to Callfor-
MIA where they expect to spend part
of the winter. They visited Yellow
stone park which they praised highly.
Their next stop was Fernie and on
to Banff and Lake Louise. With them
they had baby tiger which seemed
to make interesting pet. They brought
this with them from South America.
Mr.. Arcade with his wife and three
daughters spent the weekend with
Calix Dugas and wife. The Simards
live in Sidney Montana
Mrs. O. P. Moseby fand daughter
Mrs. Larry Riley were in Kalispell
Monday.
Don Bierley was in Missoula and
Butte son a business trip last week.
Mrs. ]. M. Barhals of Thief River
Falls, Mimi, is in Eureka for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred john
| son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Beckham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hansen of Spo-
kane arrived Wednesday from Spo-
kane to spend the Fourth with THEN
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Dashiell. Hal
lie Dashiell who has been visiting In
Spokane the past two weeks, returned
with them.
Mrs. Pat Broderick with her sor
Carl Hageland and Manley Schage
motored to Libby last Friday.
Mrs. Hugo Klossner and Mrs. +
E. Long were hostesses to about 81
of their friends at the home of Mrs
Long Thursday evening. Bridge was
played at seven tables, high score
being made by Mrs. O. f. Teel. A
cut prize was given which Mrs. Vic.
tor Wolf drew. A lunch was served
at the close.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Sperry and two
/ daughters drove up from Libby Mon
day and are at the home of Mrs
Sperry's sister, Mrs. Paul Morrison.
Perl Zook is driving Ga new two
door Chevrolet which he purchased
from w. S. Gibbons.
Mrs. Mabel Belts is over from he1
ranch at Pleasant Valley and is at
| the home of her sister, Mrs. Cora
! Waller. She was accompanied by Miss
Beatrice Stephen and Gertrude Wal
| Ter who have been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Belts
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Winslow have
as guests, DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cook
| Of Bozeman, old-time friends. They
drove in Sunday. They have two small
daughters, Virginia and Rachel with
| them
Miss Marjorie Preston and Miss
Leona Whit entertained as many OF
| the class OF 1925 Of the Lincoln coun-
| ty high is they could reach at Miss
! Preston's home on First Avenue, last
Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Ear
McElroy, formerly Annie Oman. SOC
was played, high score honors going
to Mrs. Oscar Oman, while Mrs. Andy
Oman was given the consolation prize
Mrs. McElroy was presented with a
guest gift. A delicious lunch was
served at tie close of the party.
r. P. Carey and j. w. Millegan re-
turned home Saturday from Great
! Falls and Helena where they had
gone in the interests of the Roose-
welt Highway While nothing definite
has been decided, Mr.. Carey feels con-
fident that the Libby-Eureka stretch
Of road will not be forgotten when the
seven per cent projects are being
chosen.
| Mr.. O. P. Moseby is in Salt Lake
City this week, having a real vaca-
ton.
Calix Dugas and wife entertained
Frank Tetrault and family from Kali
ispell, few days this week.
L. w. Fetterly, L. t. Winslow, sane
George McGlenn spent the major por-
ton Of last week camping and fish
ing at Bull Lake. j. II. Sailing ant
Hugo Klossner joined them for {
part of the time. They all report 6
good time and good catch.
Louise Fetterly and Fred Smith
/ have taken contract to saw wooc
for Ray Frost for the summer.
A. J. Fleming and wife were il
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