Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-04-16
Eureka Locals

Ms. James Broderick underwent ar
operation for gall stones at St. Lukes
Hospital in Spokane, Friday. MIR. Brod-
erick returned to Eureka Tuesday and
reported her greatly improved.
We are glad to report that DR.. G. 3
Hamilton, who is located at Circle, is
much improved An attack of ptomaine
poisoning followed by pneumonia
rendered him critically i'll last week.
Mrs. Hila Workman was shopper
in Kalispell Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters OF Trego
were business visitors in town Wednes-
day.
The Episcopal Guild will meet with
Mrs. L. W. Fetterly Friday afternoon
April oath. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Molly Larson, Barton, and Faye
visited in Rexford over the weekend.
Mrs. Lilly Radel returned to Spo-
kane Saturday after short visit with
her sister. Mrs Rock.
Mrs. John Buhmiller and Mrs. Paul
Morrison will be hostesses to the
American Legion Auxiliary, Friday
evening at the Buhmiller home.
Mrs. j. G. Masek, who has been suf-
fering from a nervous Breakdown, IS
reported slightly improved. Mrs Harry
Thatcher is caring for her.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Cook motored to
Helena Wednesday, where the Doctor
will attend the meeting of the
Montana State Dental association on
April 16, II and Is. During their abb
sence Mrs. Mae Paulsrud is keeping
house and caring for the children.
John ]. Duffy Of Kalispell and G.
L. Hughes Of Whitefish were in town
Monday
Mrs Pat Broderick and her son, Carl
Haglund. motored to Libby Friday
Mrs Nora Sherman Of Kalispell was
d visitor here Sunday and Monday
on business.
Clarence Dierman has been hauling
freight from Kalispell to Eureka dur
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Dick and son
George Of Rexford were in town
Wednesday.
Sam Aud Of Rooseville was an Eu-
reka visitor Friday.
Mrs B. Murphy of Kalispell was
caller here Saturday.
Ray Waller will leave Friday for
Omak, Wash.
Blanche McManus was a week end
visitor in town.
Mrs. John Miller and Elsie Blom-
berg Of Rexford we're visiting Mrs. Mol
lie Larson Tuesday evening.
A baby girl was born Tuesday night
to Mrs. Lancaster at their home near
the old Roberts mill
E. M. Preston and Rev. Simpson, &C
companied BY c. 0. Kins of Rexford,
motored to Libby Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale McKain motored
to Whitefish Sunday to visit Mr. Nc
Kain's mother, Mrs. John McKain.
The roads from Eureka to Kalispell
and from Eureka to Libby are reported
to be in the best condition in several
years.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
Thursday April %, with Mrs Bern
hard.
j. w. Millegan made business trip
to Treg0 Monday.
The W. w. G. met at the Baptist
church Friday with II in attendance.
A delicious lunch was served by June
Patrick and Gladys Huffman.
John Morgan is on the sick list.
c. o. Kins Of Rexford was BUSH
ness caller in Eureka Saturday.
Sonny Hoyt of Rexford is at the
Boorrnan hospital suffering from
pneumonia Mrs. Hoyt and daughter
are with him.
Judge and Mrs. c. w. Pomeroy Of
Kalispell were guests of Mrs, Nora
Pomeroy Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Keyes went to Spokane
/ Saturday where she planned to spend
few DAYS before returning to her
home at Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Gwynn were
visiting friends at Columbia Falls
Sunday
Edwin Eberth was here from Kali
ispell visiting his parents over the
weekend Mrs. Eberth accompanied him
on his return to visit her mother, Mrs
J. H. Shaw during the week.
Angie Doble of Gateway left Eu-
reka Monday for Bolton where shs
will be employed in hotel during thu
summer.
c. H. Belmont was business visitor
here from Trego Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark. and fam.
lily were here from the Kootenai visit
ing friends, Saturday.
c. B. Graves was business visitor il
i Kalispell Monday.
! Adrian Staley Of California is her
visiting his cousin, Joe Bliss. He ar
rived week ago Tuesday, which d;