Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-07-17
Eureka Locals

Sd1Ni That Oul ioduS WCiS
certainly a surprise to him.
Mrs. Blanche Salter, who has been
visiting in Anoka, Mimi, stopped over
in Eureka for several days visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark,
on her return to her home in Med
lord, Ore
Herbert McGlenn of Oswego. Mont,
arrived in Eureka Sunday for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
McGlenn.
C. c. Rodgers is once more able to
be around after his bad fall this sum
mer.
Mrs John A. MacLean and daughter
Mary of Winnipeg are visiting at the
home of Mrs. MacLeans brother, HON.
er Mccullough
Webb Carey accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Brown to the Stampede
at Calgary Thursday, returning Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendrickson
and son James returned Thursday
from Kelvin where they have been
visiting friends and relatives They
We're accompanied by Mr.. j. c. Porter.
Mrs Carl West, and Mrs. Fielding
of Rexford, accompanied by Mrs.
Ethel Long, motored TO Whitefish Fri
DAY
Mrs De Wolff, formerly Lefty Thorn
as arrived in Eureka Saturday from
Boomers Ferry for visit with ner
aunt Mrs. T. H. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, accom-
panied by Pete Nelson, motored to
Kalispell, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cole of Gateway
are the proud parents of 9l2 pound
son, Rodger, born the 9th at the Price
Maternity Hospital
Pat Broderick, Bob Smithson, and
Pete Anderson went to Coram Monday
to work in the Cedar camp.
Mrs. Cecil Stockner returned TO Eu-
reka Saturday after weeks visit in
Libby
w. S. Gibbons made business trip
to Butte Monday, ITO bring back
Chevrolet truck for the county.
Royal Whit left Monday to return
to his work at Hoquiam, Washington.
He has been employed for the past
year in his uncle's machine shop there
| and was home on two weeks vaca-
ton.
Joe Gibbons returned Monday from
Oilmont where he has been visiting
his aunt Mrs. James Fitzpatrick for
the past month.
There'll be big dance at the Suth-
erland place at Glen Lake, Saturday,
July 49, Remember the good time you
had the last time!-(Adv)
Mr.. and Mrs. H Klossner and Marian
and Mrs. Ethel Long and Caroline spent
the weekend in Newport, motoring
down Saturday evening and returning
Monday morning While there they
visited the Flach and Gee families at
Diamond Lake where the Flachs have
cabin
Mrs. John Sweet is staying at the
Baptist parsonage while Rev. and Mrs
Simpson and family are away on va
cation.
VERNE Peltier shipped carload Of
cattle to Ned Joughin at Libby last
week
George Hammond of Milwaukee, Wis.
spent Monday in Eureka Mr. Ham
mond is interested in timber products
and is looking over this part Of the
country.
Lillian Scouten, Helen Klinke, Mar
ian Erickson, and Faye Wolff were
campers at Stryker Lake several days
last week
Helen and Jean Campbell were visit
ing the H. P Weydemeyer family at
Fortine several days the first of the
week
Bob Kindschy, who is teaching south
of Tacoma, and his wife made a trip
to Pennsylvania over the southern
route and returned by the T. r. High
way. They stopped in Eureka Satur-
day for a few days visit with his
sister, Mrs j. r. Rice Mr.. Kindschy is
graduate of the Lincoln County High
/ School and of the state normal at
Dillon
Eva Silver was a visitor at White
fish Wednesday.
E. M. Preston and Marjorie motored
to Camas Hot Springs Saturday and
brought Mrs. Preston who has been
taking treatments back with with
them Mrs. Preston reports herself
much improved.
Mr.. Peterson of Kalispell was bust
ness visitor in Eureka Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar Wolff and Genevieye ac-
companied by Charlotte Campbell mot
ored to Kalispell Tuesday where Mrs.
Wolff visited her brother, Jim Carey
and where Charlotte visited her uncle,
Harry Campbell.
Patricia Crowley is in Missoula
visiting at the home of her uncle, Art
Mosby
Winifred Knott has been i'll the past
week with the mumps.
| Mr. and Mrs John McKain of White
, fish spent the weekend visiting friend:
/ in Eureka. While here they made theii
| first venture into the livestock bust
ness, by purchasing a goat of E. c
/ Amondson.
/ Mr. and Mrs. James Brock lef
Wednesday for their home at Manteca
Calf, after spending the past two
weeks visiting relatives and friend
| in Eureka.
H Lila Scott and Edna Rummel are il
Fortine spending the week with MI
| and Mrs. John Mckenzie
II Mr.. and Mrs M. E. Henderson O
Bozeman and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rem
non of St. Paul, Mimi, were guest
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at tn
]. A. Cook home. They left Monda
/ by Wav of Glacipr park IN rott,rp Z