Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-06-26
Eureka Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Calix Dugas motored
to Kalispell Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Thomas was relief tele-
phone operator while Mrs. Morrison
was on her vacation.
The card party given by the Eastern
Star Annex at the Fetterly home was
very much of a success, and they have
voted to have more of these social
gatherings during the summer months.
Roberta Waller is home from Dillon
Normal where she graduated with
many honors- this spring. Bobette was
very active in athletics and had the
honor of winning the tennis tourna-
ment
The next regular meeting OF the
Episcopal Guild will be with Mrs. {.
B. Hamilton Friday, June II.
]. M. Oxender of Trego was here
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Davis of Oilmont
are here visiting old Eureka friends.
Pat Carter stopped over in Eureka
for several days visit on his way to
Walton, Mont, from Los Angeles
where he has been vacationing. While
nRIo lie mluSi WCiis Oil oPSA"NoA Az
sinus trouble.
Miss Phoebe Ferris of the Method
ist Foreign Missionary Society, spoke
Thursday at the Baptist church
Everyone greatly enjoyed her talk
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tetrault OF Kali
ispell were visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Calix Dugas, the
fret nj the week
Word has been received that Jack
Garner, who is mentioning at his
home in Milford, Ill, has undergone
an operation for rupture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Klossner accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Samp-
son, motored to Glacier Park Sunday
to be present at its opening
Don McRae was here from Kalis-
pell Friday to attend the funeral OF hi
aunt Mrs. John Campbell.
Chester McGlenn motored to Eureka
from Seattle Sunday afternoon. Tues
day he and Ed DeMers left for Para
disc to visit Albert DeMers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morrison returned
to Eureka Monday after making va
cation trip through Idaho.
Mrs. M. E. Paulsrud, who has beer
visiting in Wyoming and the Dakotas
has returned to her home in Eureka
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nicholson Of Mil
waukee, Wis, are visiting at the Vic
tor Wolff home. They were marries
June IA and came West on honey
moon. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff motored u
Whitefish to meet them, last Wednes
day. The young couple have been mot
oring about the country enjoying tn
| Montana scenery. Tuesday they accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff to Fernie
Rev. Miss Laura Terry left Thurs
day for Colfax, Wash, where she wi
visit her aunt for an indefinite timt
About rs cars from Eureka an
| vicinity were in attendance at the bi
rodeo at the Indian village Sunday
Everyone reported good time watch
ing the bucking broncs.
Mrs. Mary Voorhees, went to Kalis
pell Thursday to visit her brothe
Homer Millegan. She returned to Eu
reka Friday.
Mr. and Mrs George Davis accom-
panied by Pete Nelson and Bill Schuc
motored to Kalispell Monday mornin
Mr.. Schuck will spend two or thre
days there repairing some propert
for Mr.. Nelson
Bert Guy, Gordon Lyons and Grar
vii Lyons made fishing trip to Els
lakes over Saturday and Sunday, re
turning with a big catch of rainbo
! trout.
J. Fl. Sailing, Professor Price, c.
Davis and O. P. j. Mosby left f
Stryker Lake Monday for two de
fishing trip.
The Episcopal Guild picnic held
Sophia lake Tuesday afternoon ar
evening was a real success. Abo
Is carloads motored out early in Il
. afternoon to work up an appetite
!, swimming and fishing for the hot dill
ner which was served as soon as Il
business crowd arrived. The tabl
were loaded with all the good fot
that is necessary to make picnic
real success. Next year we hope
meet again at the same place with
larger crowd.
Mrs. Mary Quirk and sons John al
: Emmett are on motor trip to t
!, Western coast They plan to retu
: to Eureka by way of Banff and La
Louise.
!. Mrs. O. P. j. Mosby and Mrs, Lar
!. Riley and son returned Monday ev
:. ming from their motor trip throu
: southern Montana.
Charles Penney had son from Mi
: nesota visiting him the first Of
: week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Preston motored
! Camas Hot Springs Sunday. Mond
= Mrs. ]. G. Masek left for the sprir
/. where she will join them.
= Mrs E. L. Richardson, former E
: reka resident, writes that they {
now at Spokane where Mr.. Richar
son is working on the Masonic tenn
and where they expect to be most
the summer
: Miss Hazel and John Quirk motor
ie to Kalispell Monday.
'e Ray Waller, accompanied by d.
o. othy and Howard Culp, motored fir
| m L II