Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-07-03
Eureka Department

DOTOuly hlNelSOil Is nome lTOff
Butte for the summer.
Maurice Ross, who was a resident O
this community in 1922, was in Eu.
reka Monday renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wolff anc
daughters Elizabeth and Genevieve ar
rived in Eureka Wednesday evening
from Metaline Falls, Wash, TO attend
the funeral of Fl. G. Pomeroy. They
plan to visit friends for a few days
before they return.
Grover Anderson of Gateway was ir
town on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale McKain left
Thursday for Butte to spend the
Fourth.
Vote for Geo. w Piggott, democratic
candidate for county commissioner
Primary election July Is. rs
Wednesday Chester McGlenn accom-
panied by Albert DeMers left for CAL
ifornia where they will work on the
construction of the new railroad there
c. H Belmont of Trego was Wis
itor in Eureka Friday.
Al Ibison and A. G. Mustoe brought
in some very fine samples of free sill
yer Thursday from their prospect hole
near Stryker.
A. ]. Fleming was business visitor
here from Gateway Thursday.
Mrs. M. E. Paulsrud has rented a
cottage in Kalispell where she plans
to stay. Her son Mortimer and Edwin
Eberth will stay with her.
w. r. Smith and family toured to
Spokane last week by way of Kellogg
and Wallace. While in Wallace they
visited their son Burnett.
Mrs. Bob Waller, Irene Stephan,
Ruth Mccullough and Alma Dean
Eberth motored to Fernie Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Penny of Whitefish spent
Sunday in Eureka visiting at the O.
F. Teel home. Many of her Eureka
friends availed themselves of the OPP
portunity to visit with her.
Mr. and Mrs c. D. Small of Yakima
have moved into the 0. p j. Mosby
house formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Hale motored here
from Mullin, Idaho, arriving Saturday
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Peltier. Mrs Hale will be
remembered as Veima Peltier.
Lucy and Verenice Douglass, Irwin
Miller and Dan Garvin motored to
Kalispell Saturday night to visit the
Douglass girls, sister, Mrs. Harry
Owens
Frazier and Farrell Johnson. or as
they are better known, Big Bud and
Little Bud, were visiting frie Ids in
Eureka last week The boys had just
come from Oklahoma by wav of Cal
ifornia, reporting conditions in the
south as bad or worse than they are
here. They will spend the summer ir
Yak with their father.
Word has been received that Mrs
Merseth, mother of Mrs. Tom circuit
passed away in Conrad June 8th. Mrs
Merseth made her home with Mr.. ane
Mrs Orcutt when they lived in Eu-
reka some time ago and her Eureka
friends will be grieved to hear of hel
death
Mrs. Clyde Leanord, Dick Anderson
and Cecil Stockner were up from Lib
by over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. McGovern, Mr.. ano
Mrs. A. Eberth, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie
Peltier and Bubbles, Florence Dun
ham. Alma Dean Eberth and Edwin
Eberth motored to the Yak Sunday
and visited at the Dewey and Divis
ranches.
Mrs A. Eberth, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Govern Win Harvey and Al Ibisor
made trip across the mountains alone
the Indian creek trail Friday. They
report snow abundant on the other
side
Miss Florence Durham of Kalispel
visited Eureka friends Saturday anc
Sunday.
Margaret Fuller of Libby has beer
visiting her old friend, Agnes Gregor
for the past week
The Rev FIR. M. j. Burke left Jul,
for an extended visit in the East anc
plans to spend vacation in Europe
for d few months.