Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-10-02
Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Campbell ar
rived here Tuesday from Wenatchee
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs Horar
for few days. Mrs. Campbell went tc
! Wenatchee a week ago Monday anc
Mr.. Campbell arrived Saturday from
Louisville, KY. Mr.. Campbell plans te
return to Louisville the last Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Dashiell motored
to Kalispen Wednesday to attend the
Flathead county fair.
Florence johnson, Alice Cliff and
George McGlenn were successful fish
ermen at Bull Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Sailing were Wis
itors in Kalispell Tuesday. Mr. Sailing
says the roads are in very fine cundi-
ton between Eureka and Kalispell
Sheriff Frank Baney was business
visitor in Eureka Monday.
Red Hamilton is having a good time
digging up sewer pipes at the Hanil-
ton home. The pipes will be replaced
with iron ones.
Fred Clark returned to Eureka Tues :
day from kellogg, Idaho. He returned
by way of Poison and was told there
that there were (figuratively speaking)
100 men for every job on the railroad
extension they are building near there.
Two airplanes were doing thriving
business at the "Roosville" field sew
eral miles north of Eureka, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Lynn Schuck piloted
the plane for half an hour and did ex-
cellently we'll.
After the rain last week the city got
busy with the grader and now the
roads in town show tremendous bet
terment
The Baptist Eadies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Ed Hendrickson Thursday,
October 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Clark are
the proud parents of baby boy born
at their home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs S. A. Eberth and son Eddy left
Wednesday morning on an auto trip to
Seattle and Portland where they will
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs Hazel Brawley, Royal Neighbor
district deputy from Whitefish, was
visitor in Eureka Wednesday and
Thursday
Mrs Pat Broderick, who has been
i'll with rheumatism for the past few
days, is reported much improved. Pat
Broderick underwent third operation
in Kalispell Monday morning.
About 40 students Of the Baptist Sun
day school attended picnic at Tet-
rault lake Saturday. A delicious pic
mic dinner and numerous games enter
tanned the young folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutherland ac-
companied by Mrs. Walter Sutherland
motored to Kalispell Tuesday.
Fred French was here from lewiston
Ida the first of the week
Mrs. Bert Mckenzie returned to Eu-
reka Tuesday from Kellogg, Idaho,
where she has been visiting at the
Guy Mckenzie home for the past week.
Mae Mckenzie has been in Kellogg
visiting her brother Guy since the
first of September.
Last week Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Larson and Gerald Larson ar
rived here by car from Sopkane.
Mrs. Ben Shay and small son, who
have been here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma Dimmick, returned to Spo-
kane Wednesday by train. Mr.. Shay ar
rived here from Spokane a few days
ago and returned Wednesday by auto
via the Libby-Troy road
Della and Delbert Harvey Of Brush
ton, New York, and their niece, Lynn
are here visiting their brother, Charles
Harvey. They plan to return to New
York the last Of the week
Chas Sutherland was called to Havre
last week by the illness of his father.
He returned to Eureka Sunday, Mrs
A. ]. Hunter accompanying him. DR.
and Mrs. Hunter are planning to locate
here. Mrs. Hunter returned to Havre
Tuesday to pack their furniture and
household goods for the trip.
The Senior Class of the Episcopal
Sunday school had a picnic Sunday
afternoon on Watertank hill. Each stu
dent invited guest, A picnic dinner
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