Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-05-22
Eureka Locals

Word has been received that son
was born May 9th, to Mr. and Mrs
Art Silverson, of Lewiston, Idaho. Mr..
and Mrs. Silverson formerly lived in
! Eureka.
Twelve carloads of Eureka people
cemeted the bonds Of international
friendship by attending dance at
Grassmere, B. c., last Saturday night
Mr.. Small of Yakima has shipped in
six carloads of sheep which will be
put on the forest reserve again this
| year.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Keller of Kahs-
peIl went through Eureka Sunday on
their way to Boston where DIR. Keller
will attend national optometry con-
vention-
Mrs. Ethel Long moved back to Eu-
reka Sunday from Rexford where she
taught during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Klossner took
Mrs. Gee and children to Whitefish
Thursday where they took the train
for Glacier Park where they expect
to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Mcclure left
Tuesday for Spokane and points west,
looking for location.
Miss Grace M. Sweesy left Monday
for her home in Davenport, Washing
ton
Miss Ruth Mccullough left Tuesday
on short visit to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Price motored to
Cranbrook, B. c. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Whistler, assistant supervisor of
census district No. |, was here Friday
and Saturday. The census for Eureka
gave the population within the city
limits as 861.
Miss Betty Lou Robertson Of Rex
ford is here visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. d. /. Robertson
Grade school picnics were pulled off
as per usual last week. Tetrault Lake,
Mill Springs, and Fallon Hill were
among the favored places
Mrs. j. A. Cook, Mrs Francis Nc
Clure, and E. e. Price drove three car
loads of Grade School children to
Frank, B. c., Wednesday, The mental
contestants from Eureka at the county
field meet who did not get to 60 to
the Whitefish meet were the lucky
travellers who made the 220 mile trip
and saw the buried city,
Miss Alice Shields and Miss Mary
Hayes left Saturday by car for Troy.
They plan on making trip to Alaska
some time during the summer.
Mrs. l. w. Fetterly entertained
three tables of bridge Wednesday eve
ming in honor of Mrs. Reyes. Light
refreshments were served. Mrs L. 7.
Winslow won prize for high score and
Mrs. Keyes was presented with very
| pleasing guest prize.
! Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Kay left Fri
day by car for their home in Helena.
/ Francis Mcclure motored to Mis-
soula Wednesday, from which place he
will 60 to see his sister Imogene near
Great Falls
Franz Downs was called to Yakima
Saturday by the sudden illness Of his
grandmother.
The Frank Leonard family made a
motor trip to Spokane last Saturday
returning Sunday.
| Tavern and Owen Amondson left
last Monday for Prosser, Wash, where
they will meet their father. Mrs. Nc
Kenzie accompanied them as far as
Kellogg, Idaho.
i Billy Parcels and family and Mrs.
Pete Doxsie and daughter motored to
Poison this week to pay visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Beavers.
Charley Mckenzie, accompanied by
Mrs. A. Mutt and her granddaughter
motored to Great Falls Tuesday.
G. w. Day and family drove to Kali
ispell last Wednesday, returning
Thursday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Keyes, John anc
Curley left for Bend, Oregon, in theiI
car Friday morning Eureka will miss
the Reyes family very greatly but
they wish them the best of luck ir
their new home.
Miss Alma Eberth is home from
Great Falls for the summer. She ha.
not recovered from a severe attack o
the FLU and the doctor has recon-
mended a complete rest.
Miss Betty Gill returned from Mis-.
soula Sunday where she participated
in the declamatory contest at the stat
meet Monday, the ellis left for thei
new home at Priest River, Mr.. and Mrs
Gill, Betty and Marjorie going b.
train, and Henry and Robert drivin,
over.
II Jewel Thomas was home from Tro.
over the weekend
II Albert Steiner, accompanied by Os
car Oman, motored to Priest Rive
Monday. The Steiner family plans Of
III making their npu hprna there