Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-10-16
Eureka Locals

winter.
Hugo Klossner left Tuesday for Mis-
soula. He stopped in Kalispell where
Jim Carey and other Kalipell dele
gates joined him. They will attend the
Ford dealers convention at Missoula.
Mrs O. C. Claypool of Portland will
show complete fall line of ladies'
coats, dresses and hats at the Eureka
Hat Shop October a. 1t
Word has been received that Mrs
Ernie Mikalson underwent a tumor
operation at the Deaconess hospital in
Spokane last week. She was said to be
improving
John Oxender of Trego was a Wis
itor in town Tuesday
Judge and Mrs. c. w. Pomeroy and
daughter were visitors at the home
of Mrs. Nora Pomeroy the first part
of this week
N. A. Price arrived Tuesday from
Iowa for a few days visit with his
brother, Mr.. T. H. Price, before con-
tinuing on his way to Portland.
City officials are busy raising the
sidewalk in front of the Zook and
Fred johnson houses. Approximately a
foot of cement will be laid on top of
the old cement.
Mrs. A. Eberth and Edwin returned
Wednesday night from weeks mot
or trip to Spokane, Portland, Seaside
and Seattle. They stayed at Portland
several days and enjoyed few days
spent on the coast. They returned by
way of Spokane where they saw Mr.
and Mrs. L. l.. Smith, MIR. and Mrs.
Clyde Parker and Mrs. j. O. Parker,
| who is in the hospital recovering from
an automobile accident which hap
pened about three weeks ago Mrs
Parker is doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
George Reyes has successfully passed
entrance at Stanford university and
matriculated there week or two ago.
Miss Della Harvey, Delbert Harvey
and their niece, Miss Lynn Harvey,
left Friday to return to their home
in Brushton, New York While here
they visited their brother, c. Fl. Harvey,
and enjoyed trips through surround
ing country. A few days before they
left the ladies of the town gave a sur
prise party for them. Grandad Harvey
played the fiddle and Mr.. and Mrs.
Enos Campbell entertained by dancing
the highland fling. Delicious refresh
ments were served, climaxing de-
lightful evening
Miss Josephine Gael has entered
North Central high at Spokane.
Mrs Enos Campbell was suffering
last week from hemorrhages of the
nose.
Mrs Charles Sutherland is in Havre
where her father-i law, Mr.. Suther-
land, underwent an operation. Mr..
Walter Sutherland accompanied her
there but he returned to Eureka the
latter part of last week
Mrs. Carl West and Mrs. Nellie
Fielding of Rexford were visitors at
the L. w. Fetterly home Monday eve
ming.
Jewel Thomas motored here from
Shelby Friday. Sunday night he left
here by car, ON his way to Lewistown,
Mont. Three miles this side of White
fish he ran into stump Wrecking
the car and spraining his wrist. He
had the car towed to Whitefish, FROM
which place he caught train for his
destination.
G. A. Reyes, Of Bend Oregon, passes
through Eureka Saturday on numbe,
., ON his way to the Mayo Brothers al
Rochester, Minnesota.
Russell Zook left Sunday for Han
over, Mont, where he will work on the
signal gang for several weeks.
John Collins is working for o. r
Teel for few days.
Rev. H. D. Simpson made a bust
ness trip to Kalispell Monday
The normal training class of L. C
n. s. went to Rexford Tuesday morn.
ing to observe at the Rexford school.
An scholastic basketball serie.
is planned by the high school for mex
week The public has the privilege O
witnessing these games which will oper
the season for the school.
AS preparation in case of fire, fire
hose has been installed in the hall.
on the two upper floors of the high
school building.
Beginning Monday of this week, ar
extra period will be had every da,
for seven days, in order to make UT
for next Tuesday the 21st, on which
day there will be no school because Of
the L. c. H S.--Lihby football game
at Libby.
An inch of snow covered the grounc
Wednesday morning, October 18th
This was the first snow of the season
and was considered great boon BY
a number of the deer hunters.
Il Edwin Eberth, Mort Paulsrud ane
Ix4rs IL q
pell Sunday evening to take Mrs
Paulsrud, who has been visiting friend.
here, back to Kalispell.