Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-04
Eureka Locals

Mrs. J. F. McGlenn Friday, Septem-
ber5. The Episcopal Sunday school will
open Sunday Sept It'll at 1000 o'clock.
All students are requested to be there
| on time.
Mrs. L. l. Anderson, Mrs. c. H.
| Harvey, Mrs. Ben Shay and Mrs. Emma
Dimmick were entertained by Mrs.
T. V. Lundin at tea at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
Florence and Virginia johnson ar
rived in Eureka Sunday. They have
rented the Mosby house, occupied last
winter by Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Riley,
for the school term.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Porter and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Porter and family spent
Saturday and Sunday fishing at the
Kootenai. They report very good luck.
The Merlin Scott and Jay Fincher
families spent Monday at the rodeo
at Flagstone.
Alice Shields and Alice Gift arrived
in Eureka Sunday. Miss Shields will
room at the home of Mrs. w. H. Clark
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Salter of Joliet,
ILL.,, who have been visiting Mrs. w. S.
Campbell, have returned to their home
]. W. Millegan went to Libby Mon
day on county business.
Marian Rogers, Hannah Kelleher,
and Ivan Rogers were visitors In Kali
ispell Saturday. They enjoyed talkie
there that evening.
Miss Daisy Spencer, who will teach
departmental work in the Roosevelt
grade school, arrived here Saturday
from Spirit Lake. Miss Spencer spent
the weekend with Caroline Long She
will room at the Preston home this
winter
H. H. Mccullough, Vic Wolff and
Frank Sabin were business visitors in
Kalispell Tuesday
Wood for Sale: Slabs 8ft 25c cord
at ranch, SITS delivered. Slabs stove
length, 75c rick at ranch, $1,5e del
Body wood, stove length, $1O0 rick
at ranch, $500 del.--William S. Hill,
Pinkham. Leave orders with L. W.
Fetterly. 1914
Miss G. M. Sweesy and Miss Jersey,
teachers at L. c. H. S., arrived in Eu-
reka Friday. They are rooming with
Mrs. w. H. Clark.
Rev. and Mrs. H. d. Simpson and
family and Mrs. Enos Campbell at
tended the rodeo at Flagstone Monday
Mrs. Warren McClench was visiting
in Eureka between trains Sunday.
Carl Haglund and Manly Schagel
left Eureka Tuesday afternoon for
Wenatchee where they plan to take in
the apple harvest
Mr.. and Mrs Amel Swing of Stryker
were visitors at the Bert Guy home
over the week end
Miss Florence Lowell, who has been
spending her summer vacation in Wis
cousin, returned to Eureka the last of
this week
Dan Garvin was business visitor
in Kalispell Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Eberth and daugh-
ter Gloria, accompanied by Miss Anna |
Nelson, motored up from Kalispeil
Saturday, returning Monday. A. Eberth |
accompanied them back to Kalis-
pell, where he has work.
Mrs. j. c. Porter returned Friday
from Kelvin where she has been spend |
ing the summer.
Caroline Long, Hazel McCannon and
Nellie Spaulding hiked to the Big
creek smoke chaser camp Friday to
see George Long. They returned to
Eureka Sunday.
Lyle Gee arrived here last week
from Newport, Wash. Mr.. Gee is again
employed on the signal gang here
Mrs. Ken Irwin and family are visit
ing at the home Of her mother Mrs.
Taggart-
Mrs. L. l.. Anderson of Los Angeles
is here visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Anderson arrived
here last week with her son and dauph-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Bus McGaw, who
left Sunday for Los Angeles, making
the return trip ina three days.
Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Simpson we're
campers in the Yak last week. Mr..
Simpson was told he was the first min
lister to visit that part of the country
for II years. This week he is camping
IN lrego. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Wave Brown and fam
lily have moved into Eureka for the
winter. Dean Brown suffered broken
arm last week when horse. crowded
against her in their barn She was tax
ento Fernie where she was given medi-
cal attention.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. w. S. Campbell Thursday,
September H.
Columbus Clark has threshing crew
working on the ranches north of town.
They report the grain looks very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Purdy left Satur-
day for Grassrange where they visited
Mrs. Purdy's parents, returning to Eu-
reka Tuesday. They report they en-
countered a snowstorm in Glacier
park
Mr. and Mrs George Davis, accom-
panied by Pete Nelson, Manly Schaqel
and Carl Haglund motored to Flag
stone Monday to attend the rodeo.
The Church of God will have food
sale Saturday, September 13, at the
Standard Grocery.
Mrs. John Gilden took Donnie to
Kalispell Thursday where he was given
treatment for ear trouble