Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-11
Eureka Locals

Miss Ann Joyle was here last week
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Otto
Genre and with Mrs. F. E. Sabin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, who has been
spending the summer visiting at the
home of her son, DR.. J. A. Cook, left
Tuesday to return to her home IN
Pasadena.
Fred Nelson and hts father-in-law
left last week for Wenatchee.
Charles Whitcomb is working on the
railroad at Stonehill.
O. A. LaRue, accompanied by Mrs.
Flora Cunningham, Miss Ethel Mac
Donald, and Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Price,
motored to Kalispell Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrickson and
son James of Libby visited in sEure-
ka over the weekend They spent Sum
day with MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Porter
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Porter and
family at the Kootenai river.
Andy Oman is the recent purchaser
of new Chevrolet Six truck.
Evelyn Rock and Eugene Gael ar
rived home Sunday from Spokane for
weeks vacation before starting the
fall term of school at Cheney.
Mrs. Fred johnson left Wednesday
afternoon for Deep River Falls, MINI.
She was called there by the death OF
relative.
Miss Aurea Shuck left Sunday for
Cheney where she will attend school
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Art Hammond motored
here from Conrad Sunday to visit the
Lyle Gee family.
Miss Hazel Schagel left Sunday for
Leonia, Idaho, where she will teach
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Shindell stopped
in Eureka Sunday for a short visit
with the Fred johnson family. They
were on their way to Troy where they
will make their future home.
Eureka friends will be interested in
knowing that Claudius Britell left
Whitefish Saturday for Denver where
he will take five year course in the
Denver medical school He has already
taken four years of pre-medic work
at the university of Montana.
Mrs. Mae Paulsrud is selling her
/ household furniture. For information
see Mrs. Bert Mckenzie, Eureka Mon
| tana. 14-15
Burgess Drake was visitor in
Whitefish Saturday where he had the
wound on his leg taken care of
Harriet Winkley, Inga Johnson, Nor
timer Paulsrud and Edwin Eberth were
visitors here from Kalispell Sunday.
The American Legion Auxiliary
81 ar ~. {Iaess L., tEo fyr
who donated so generously to the I'M
/, fortunate family that needed help this
/ summer.
Eight representatives of Eureka S
young social set enjoyed House
warming" midnight banquet at the
Trip home Monday night Everyone
greatly enjoyed cooking and eating the
food and special thanks is extended to
the neighbors for theVvanilla, etc, etc,
borrowed from them.
Leroy Smith, having filled his con-
tract for cedar poles, is closing the
camp on Clarence creek this week.
County Commissioner j. W. Mile
gan was in the Fortine district Mon
day looking over land taken over for
county taxes
The gravelling of the road between
Eureka and Rexford which has beer
done for the past several weeks is
nearing completion. With a little traf-
fic and a few rains the road will be
in excellent condition. Gravel was OBJ
tanned from the sand hill at the mouth
of the Tobacco river.
The next regular meeting of The
American Legion Auxiliary will b.
Friday, September 10, at the home o
Mrs. r. E, Sabin, Mrs. Walter Suther-
land assisting.
Mrs George RAINBOW and daughter
Aida of Fortine are renting the Geo
McGlenn house, while Aida is at
tending school.
Mrs Howard Brown and Mrs. Pa
Jones motored to Kalispell Friday.
Mrs f. p Carey and son Webb re.
turned to Eureka Thursday from Met
aline Falls where they visited the Os.
car Wolf family. Webb reports tina
he greatly enjoyed the Pendletoi
Roundup.
A. Eberth returned Monday to Lib
by where he is working for Pival OF
the Rowe property.
Mrs Andy Oman and Mrs. Buc
Johnson were visitors in Eureka Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Klossner, MI
and Mrs. Horace Sampson and Mrs
Wheatly enjoyed a motor trip to tn
Garden Wall Sunday.