Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-11-13
Eureka Locals


Eddie Clark, who has spent the past
year in Idaho and Washington, was
home part of last week visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark.
Mrs Alva Tench has been suffering
from an attack of pneumonia
Mrs Mills of Cascade and Mrs. Bonn
part of Helena have been visiting at
the ]. w. Millegan ranch for the past
week. They returned to their homes
Tuesday by train,
Mrs. II. D. Simpson and children
spent Saturday visiting Mrs. Wade
Martin at ReMord.
Pete Christanson, who was called
here last week by the death of his
infant son, has returned to his camp
on the Southfork
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Millegan and
sons, Jimmie and Dwight, were here
from Whitefish several days last week. /
The Catholic Altar Society will meet
Thursday, November 20. at the home
of Mrs Flora Cunningham Last Thurs /
day they met at the Macdonald home
across the line. Thirty members were
present to enjoy most delightful af- |
ternoon.
The Armistice dance given by the !
American Legion Tuesday night was
true success as was the supper which
was served by the Auxiliary in the
Montana hotel
High school studehds enjoyed va
cation part of Tuesday afternoon in
memory of Armistice day
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sabm motored
to Bend Monday in George Keyes'
Lincoln They returned to Eureka Fri
day after a most delightful trip. They
were guests at the Reyes home while
in Bend and report Mrs Reyes and
John in the best Of health Mr. Keyes.
who is in the Mayo Brothers Hospital
at Rochester, Mimi, is feeling much
improved
]. w Millegan. accompanied by Mrs.
Bompart, motored to Libby Monday
/ Frank and George Long and Lewis
over the week end They motored here
with Berkeley Smith, a fraternity
brother of the Long boys, arriving late
Friday night. Saturday they enjoyed
an unsuccessful hunting trip and re-
turned to Missoula Sunday afternoon
Saturday night Mrs Fetterly and Mrs /
Long entertained the boys at a venson |
dinner party in honor of Bob Fetterly's I
birthday. Several boys who helped Bob /
kill the deer on their return from Lib /
by were present
The girls basketball teams have I
elected captains, who are. Senior team
Clara Rich, Junior team--Dorothy /
Pike; Sophomore team-Dorothy Raber;
Frosh team-Florence Whitcomb The /
inter-class tournament for the girls |
basketball championship of the school
started Tuesday when the freshmen |
and Sophomores and Juniors and Sem
Tors played The girls are making their t
own suits for use until the L. c. H. S.
team is picked, which team will wear
the school suits.
Mr. and Mrs Jess Erickson and De
lores stopped in Eureka Tuesday for
several hours visit with Eureka friends |
before continuing on their way to
Great Falls. Mrs. Erickson who has ,
been manager of the millinery depart
lment of the Whitehouse in Spokane
for the past several years, has been
transferred to the same department in |
the Paris store in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. r " Klinke of Fortne
We're guests at the A. H. Campbell home
Friday evening.
Frank Opp Of Kalispell was trans
acting business in Eureka last week.
The high school normal training class
spent Tuesday observing at the Gasahl
school
A baby girl. Janet, was born to Mr.
and Mrs Henry Yoppe last week
Richard is now proud uncle
A. H. Campbell returned to Spokane
| Sunday where he is employed by
/ Stems, Spokane, contractors
A. c. Mustoe says if the two union
suits and two shirts do not fit the
party who stole them from his clothes
line if they are returned he will ex-
chance them for some that will fit
Mr.. Hunsinger and Mr. Preston aren't
SO generous, however. They announce
that if they ever get back their stolen
pants they intend to keep them.
A H. Griffin Of Kalispell and r.
r. MEYERS of Great Falls were bust
ness visitors in Eureka Thursday and
Friday
Kalispel THURSDAY
A DR. and Mrs. Drake of Cut Bark
spent the past week at the Sutherland
Camp at Glen Lake
Mrs Ray Frost and daughters Grace
and Louise accor,-~~ied Gerdy Larson
to Kalispell Saturday
Saturday morning Lucy Douglass cut
her foot chopping wood Consequently
She spent several days on crutches
Fred Bcrrcr was on the sick list part
Of last week
The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle
will meet with Mrs. Roy Rhodes, Fri
day. November 81
Rev. and Mrs Richard Price were
visitors in Eureka Saturday and Sun
dav
Mortimer Paulsrtd and Edwin Eberth
were here from Kalispell Sunday. Mort
cut an artery in his right thumb while
working in the garage last week and is