Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-08-07
Eureka Locals

j. E. Leary arrived here Saturday
from Echo Lake, Il miles east of Kali
ispell. He plans to spend the next two
weeks visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ear
Price.
The ice cream social given by the
B. Y. P.-U. on Rice's lawn Saturday
was great success. The young people
served one hundred people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hurd of Spo-
kane were in Eureka last week visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Emma
Dimmiek. Friday they motored to Gla-
cier Park where they planned to spend
a few days and then return to Spo-
kane Mrs Hurd was formerly Dorothy
Challenger
Mrs. Tom Armstrong and children,
Shirley and Ross, of Summit, were
visiting at the Q. F. Teel home Friday
and Saturday.
Herbert McGovern returned Thurs
day from Troy where he had spent
the past two and one half months.
Tuesday he left for Hope, Idaho.
Lewis Fetterly returned last week
from Fort Wright where he has been
for the past six weeks While there
Lewis qualified for expert rifleman.
Only eight other boys at the camp
qualified
Captain and Mrs L. D. Zech and
daughters arrived here Sunday for a
few days visit with the j. A. Cook
family They left Wednesday for Spo-
kane and the coast Their future home
will he E,n~+ urv.rIt
w. K. Smith, accompanied by his
daughters and Mrs W. G. Albee, mot
ored to Kalispell Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Preston and
Marjorie spent Saturday and Sunday
at Kila and on the North Fork where
Mr.. Preston was practicing his pro-
fession.
Chef Pluid has leased the GUNNER
Meadows and is now blowing the
place.
Inez Ratekin was in Eureka from
Tuesday to Friday of last week assist
ing Mrs Thomas in the cataloguing OF
the new books at the Eureka branch
of the county library. There is largo
number of fine new books on the
SiiIiFSS rlid GNGi yoiiG ID lCGQGShIQ ~
avail themselves of the opportunity to
read them.
S. D. O'Neil and Mr.. and Mrs c. W.
). O'Neil Of klamath Falls, Oregon, and
Mrs Harry Brown of Spokane were
the first Of the week visit
ing their brother H McGovern They
returned to their homes Tuesday, Mr.
McGovern accompanying them part of
the way
Margaret Comet Of Whitefish was
here Sunday visiting her aunt, Mrs. J
T. McGlenn
| George Spangler Of Texas is here
visiting his sister. Mrs. George w. Day
The Jay Fincher and Merlin Scott
families motored to Glacier Park
Saturday on a fishing trip. They
planned to return the last of the week
| A. J. Stewart, state missionary of
the Church of God, was visitor in
Eureka the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Perl Zook and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Bruderick and children re-
turned Sunday from a weeks trip tc
Bowman Lake on the North Fork and
/ through Glacier Park.
IdllhAlIi 4Oilk WdS llCiIlE lIUlii Wui \
on the forest service over the week
end.
Mrs. E. E. Sabin has gone to Boze-
man as delegate for the American
Legion auxiliary Mr.. Sabin and Donna
took her as far as Glacier Park by
auto Saturday.
The Ladies Aid of the Church Of
God are having a food sale at the
! Standard Grocery August 9th.
| Columbus Clark is hauling hay te
his tie camp across the Kootenai ir
preparation for winter.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sutherland, &C
companied by Nellie Spaulding, mot
ored to Lake Roman Tuesday.
The Catholic Altar Society met al
the home of Mrs. Eldon Schuck Thurs
day, August 7th.
| Mrs. Alice Sauerbier and her mother
Mrs. Charles Swaney of Columbis
Falls, are visiting in Eureka for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Schrupp and family
are visiting Eureka friends for a few
days
II Speaking Of late springs, Clark Ellis
has an apple tree in bloom. I
| Dorothy Fetterly, accompanied by
Dolores Erickson, returned to Spokane
Sunday where Dorothy will resume
her work at the Whitehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. v. Miller arrived
Tuesday from Kalispell to spend few
days visiting his sister, Mrs. H. Nc
Govern.
Nellie Spaulding was suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Preston anc
daughter Marjorie motored to Spirit
Lake Thursday to visit their oldest
daughter, Mrs E. F. Garner.
Word was received in Eureka of The
death of Mrs. ALBANIA Palmer July 22nd
Mrs. Palmer was IS years and 10 days
old and she leaves three children
Charles E. Palmer of Trego, Mrs Min
ME Rasmussen of Kalispell and Mrs
Ipln TnIrall Of Newnort Oregon. T.