Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-05-29

Annual services of the M. w. of A.
and Royal Neighbors. held in First
Baptist church, Sunday, May %. Mr.
Simpson spoke on the Lighted
Candle" Mrs Vorhies rendered q
beautiful vocal solo, Harvest Fruits
by w. H. Maine.
A well-attended business meeting OF
the Epworth League was held at the
Methodist Parsonage last Monday eve
ming After a very interesting business
session light refreshments were served.
Rev H. c. Mecklenburg and family
are spending part of this week in Eu-
reka where they are looking after the
work of the Methodist church. Rev.
Mecklenburg will preach in Eureka
Sunday morning and returning to Col
umbia Falls for the evening service
About Is members of the Lillian
Chapter of the O. E. S. from Eureka,
Fortine and Rexford, motored to
Whitefish Monday afternoon to attend
the Whitefish lodge at the Official
visit of the Worthy Grand Matron,
Miss jeanette Tidyman. of Joliet,
Mont Miss Tivyrnan was guest of
honor of the Eureka Lodge Thursday
at o'clock banquet.
The junior B. P. Y. U. enjoyed a
party at the Baptist Church Tuesday
night The evening was spent at guess
ing contests, games and singing and
everyone enjoyed the party immensely.
Mr.. Homer Millegan and family of
Whitefish spent Sunday with his
father, Mr.. j. W. Millegan
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Rice and family
of Glacier Park have moved into the
Al Schrupp house formerly owned by
A. G. Naundorf Mr. Rice has been the
Great Northern agent at Glacier Park
for the past ten years, prior to that
time he was the agent at Eureka. He
has now accepted position at Tobac-
co and Eureka people are glad to well
come them back to their old home.
Mr.. and Mrs LIE Roy Smith, Mrs w.
H. Smith, and Miss Dorothy Gasahl
motored to Kalispell to see Mr. Smiths
brother Albert who underwent an OPP
Grafton on his leg some time ago. They
plan to bring him home during the
first week in June.
Miss Catherine and Bob Gerard
left Monday for Palo Alto, California
where they will join their mother and
sister Marjorie Their many friends
were very sorry to have Catherine and
Bob say goodbye to Eureka but Wa
Donald accompanied them as far as
Spokane where she plans to visit for
several weeks
Another band of sheep, about 1900
strong was shipped in to Eureka by
Mr.. c. D. Small They arrived here
Friday, being the 3rd bunch to ar
rive. Mr.. Small also had 6 carloads Of
sheep shipped in to Trego last week.
The sheep will be pastured on the
government forest reserves.
Mrs. L. T. Winslow and children
Teddy, Tracy and Rose Mary left for
Pasadena, California where they will
spend the summer visiting with her
father, Mr.. L. w. Howard. Mrs. Win
slow planned to stop off at Monterey,
California for several days visit with
her sister in law, Mrs. L. F. Wolter.
Mrs. j. H. Shaw of Kalispell is here
visiting her daughter Mrs. A. Eberth.
Mrs. Flora Cunningham left Tuesday
for her home in Spokane after visiting
in Eureka for the past week
Rev. Simpson made business trip to
Whitefish Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Sailing motored
to Kalispell Tuesday.
Jack Rowland was a guest at the
Graves home Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Alma Eberth left Wednesday
for weeks visit in Kalispell
Miss lola HARDWOOD, who is working
at Rexford, was home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Less Jones were up
from kalispell Sunday visiting at the
Perl Zook home.
Mrs. Warren McClench was a bus-
ness visitor in Rexford Wednesday.
Mr.. John Holmes of Minneapolis was
in this vicinity looking after timber
interests he has in the Pinkham creek
district.
Mrs. A. L. Morris and children left
Wednesday for Spokane.
Mr.. A. G. Petersen of Kalispell was
in Eureka on business the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Scott and fam
lily left Saturday on a weeks motor
trip through Idaho and Washington
A new service station is being built
onto the +. ]. Gael Feed Store.
Fishing in the lakes and streams near
Eureka is reported as pretty good by
the Early Birds.
Mr.. Bob Winters has entered the
employ of the Forest service.