Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-25
Eureka Locals

Wanted. Roomers and boarders,
Prices reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. Eta
Harris. 1916
DR.. Bateman, professor ofchemistry
at the University of Montana, was here
last week for a few days visit with
FRANKLIN Long, at the Long home. He
and FRANKLIN took a motor trip
through Canada and Monday, George
and FRANKLIN accompanied him to Mis-
soula where Franklyn is senior and
George freshman in the university.
F. P. Carey arrived here Friday by
auto from Boomers Ferry for a few
days visit. He returned to his work the
middle of the week, Ed. DeMers ac-
companying him as far as Standpoint
where he will visit his daughter, Mrs,
Howard Sinclair He plans to visit his
daughter Vera in Spokane and to spend
the winter with his son Albert in CAL
fornia
Mrs, Mable Belts arrived in Eureka
Wednesday from Kalispell for, visit
with her people at the Waller home
A. Eberth was home from Libby the
first of the week, returning to his
work Tuesday.
Miss Grayce Ingliss has returned
from Yellowstone Park and is visit
ing with her sisters at the ]. H. Sailing
home.
H. McGovern returned to Eureka
Wednesday evening after months
stay in the Deaconess hospital in Spo-
kane where he underwent mastefd1
operation. He is regaining his strength
slowly but surely.
Mrs. J. c. Porter is spending the
week with Mrs Don Campbell while
Mr.. Campbell is working at Ural.
The Farmers picnic Saturday was a
big success. The crowd started collect
ing at IL o'clock and delicious din
ner was served at 2:30. A baseball
game in the afternoon furnished great
deal of entertainment and everyone en-
joyed watching the Farmall tractor.
Fred Clark left Wednesday for KEEL
logg, Idaho, where he plans to get work
in the mines,
AL Ibeson and Merlin Scott were
prospecting in the Yak last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Kuchenski of
Stonehill were visiting here Monday.
Mrs. Burgess Drake and her infant
son George went to Spokane Wednes-
day. They returned to Eureka Sun
day. During her absence, her sister,
Mrs. Howard RAINBOW, kept house for
her.
H. D. Simpson will be in Billings for
the ministers retreat.
Lewis Fetterly left Sunday for Mis-
soula where he will attend the uni
versity of Montana this winter. This
is his senior year as pharmacy stu
dent
Mrs. Gale McKain took her Sunday
school class to Glen lake Saturday
where they picnicked for the day.
Everyone reported grand time
Eureka and vicinity was greatly ben
Gifted by rain which started Mon
day night and lasted through most of
Tuesday.
Dorothy Raber has been confined to
her home with an attack Of the mumps
for the past few days.
Vernon Startling left Thursday for
Helena where he has work in a dairy
He was employed by the forest service
during the summer.
Mrs. Fred Clark and son Louis mot
ored to Kalispell Friday, returning 10
Eureka Saturday.
: Albert Smith returned Thursday
from Spokane where he purchased an
artificial limb. Albert~believes he will
become proficient in the use Of it with
practice.
Mrs Mae Paulsrud and son Mortimer
were visiting here from Kalispell Sun
day.
Arthur Brock, an old timer in this
vicinity was here from Portland visit
ing relatives and friends. He returned
to his home few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy PARCELS and fam
lily plan to leave Saturday to spend
the week END with relatives in Pol
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