Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-18
Eureka Locals


from which place Mrs. Wheatley caught
the train for Mullan, Idaho. Mr.. and
Klossner returned to Eureka Sunday,
after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Dowd
Henry.
Pat Broderick is in the Kalispell hos
pital recovering from an operation. He
is reported to be doing very we'll.
Dr. A. ]. Hunter of Havre is here
looking over the situation with pros
pect of locating. He is visiting at the
Charles Sutherland home and plans
to be here at least month. DR.. Hunt
er has been very busy with profession
al work since his arrival here last
week
The small Christianson baby which
has been critically i'll at the Olsen hos
pital is much better, and at the time
of this writing they planned to move it
out to the Christianson home.
Will Schuck is working at the Mon
tana Meat Market repairing the founda-
ton.
The American Legion Auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs F. E. Sabin Mon
day.
Wanted: Roomers and boarders,
Prices reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. Eta
Harris. 1916
T. H. Price is busy at the Rossgard
property building a porch onto the
house
Mrs. Mae Paulsrud is selling her
household furniture. For information
see Mrs. Bert Mckenzie, Eureka Mon
tana. AIS
The First Women's Club will enter
tain Tuesday afternoon, September %,
at tea in honor of the teachers, at
the home of Mrs. e. E. Price The
regular business meeting will be called
to order at 2:30, at which time reports
will be given and plans completed for
the coming year. The Women's Club
will give the New Years dance this
year. The reception will be at o'clock.
Mortimer Paulsrud, accompanied by
Harriet Winkley and Maurine Thomas,
motored to Cheney Saturday, where
the girls will attend school this win
ter
Mrs. Izora Boorman is working as
assistant telephone operator at the Eu-
reka telephone office.
Judge and Mrs. c. w. Pomeroy of
Kalispell visited in the city Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Franks and sons
of Stevensville were here visiting their
daughter, Mrs Earl Welliver, over the
week end They returned to Stevens
vile Monday.
Mrs. L. w. Fetterly, president of Dis
trict One, returned to Eureka Friday
from Great Falls where she attended
| the Montana Federation of Women's
Clubs state convention, held there Sep
TENDER to IL. Mrs Fetterly was the
delegate from Eureka. She made the
trip between Kalispell and Great Falls
with Mrs. Leila Dieringer and other
delegates from Kalispell They report
the new road very fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers, Marian
and Ivan left Eureka Monday to motor
to St Helens, Oregon, where they will
| visit MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Heber and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and Mar
ian plan to spend the winter there but
Ivan will return to Eureka after a three
weeks vacation.
]. E. Leary returned here Saturday
from Libby, where he has been visit
ing for the past several days
Miss Lucretia Weydemeyer of Fortine
was visiting at the A. H. Campbell
home the first of the week.
Several truckloads of oleanders, ger
aniums, and other house plants have
been taken to the schools. The flowers
will make beautiful decorations for
the rooms
A couple of imported painters have
just finished painting and decorating
the home of Mrs. Ethel Long. Everyone
is admiring their work.
Mrs. E. L. Richardson returned En-
day from visit in Spokane.
Mrs. O. F. Teel and daughters Ella
and Dorothy went to Spokane Thurs
day, and returned Sunday after very
enjoyable visit at the Dowdell home.
Homer Millegan Of Whitefish spent
Sunday visiting his father, j. w. Mile
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Price have re-
ceived an announcement of the birth
of baby girl, Doris Jean, to Mr.. and
Mrs. E S. Ostergren, of Center City,
Minnesota. Mrs. Ostergren will be re-
membered by Eureka friends as Ra-
mona McClelland.