Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-04-09
Eureka Locals

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Mrs. Ed. Radel of Spokane arrived
in EurekayTuesday for visit With
friends and relatives
Mrs. Arthur Mikalson was guest at
the F. E. Sabin home several days
during, the week.
When after load of wood near To-
bacco Siding Tuesday, Gordon Lyons
and Granvil happened upon small
black bear Granvil killed him with
his trusty flint lock.
At the city election Monday, the
following aldermen were elected: Ward
l, Alex Donaldson; Ward 2, Glen Roose
and Fred Rock; Ward 8, Merlin Scott.
The terms were all two year except
Fred Rocks which was for one year.
AS there was no competition in any
ward, the affair was very quiet.
Miss Helen Williams of Rexford spent
the week end visiting Ethel Campbell.
Mrs. Larson of Rexford spent the
weekend with Mrs. Don Campbell
Mrs. Ed Madden, Mrs Les LaBier,
and Mrs. Wade Martin of Rexord at
tended Sunrise Easter services in Eu-
reka Sunday morning.
Mrs. Douglass. Lucy, Verenice and
Lyle have moved onto their ranch. Mr..
and Mrs Howard RAINBOW are renting
the house which they have vacated
Mrs. Raber returned the first of the
week from Whitefish where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pet
erson, for several months.
J. W. Callaghan of Spokane stopped
in Eureka Monday to call on friends
Miss Lois Thompson spent the week
end in Standpoint where she was the
guest Of Miss lone Davis.
Mrs. Nora Pomeroy attended court
in Libby Monday
Mrs c.. A. Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs f.
E. Sabin and Donna were dinner guests
at the Lew Fetterly home Saturday
evening.
E. M Preston was in Rexford sew
eral days last week on veterinary work
DR. Martha Bayles left Sunday on a
business trip to Helena
Ny office will be closed from the
18th to the Goth of this month.-Dr j.
A. Cook
The county cat and grader is busy
on the roads east of town.
A. Fl Campbell was home from Spo-
kane over the weekend He was accom-
panied by Roy c. Potts, cousin of
Mrs Campbell's. MIR Potts is head Of
the bureau Of marketing of the United
States department of agriculture.
Fred Larson of Spokane visited in
Eureka Saturday and Sunday.
We regret to report that Myron
Johnson is still seriously i'll. He was
improving, SO he attended track prac
tice and suffered a relapse as con-
sequence.
The Lillian Circle met at the home
of Mrs. L. w. Fetterly Wednesday af
ternoon.
The Episcopal Guild will meet with
Mrs W. S. Gibbons Friday, April "a
]. f. Garner has returned from
Great Falls, where he has spent the
past month. He is feeling great deal
better.
A. H. Griffin of Kalispell was busi-
ness visitor here Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Griffiths, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Schwartz, Mrs Nellie Field
ing, Mrs Wiltshire, and Mrs. Whit
marsh of Rexford; Mr.. and Mrs. c. O.
Winkley and Mrs P. v. Klinke of
Fortine, and Mrs. G. A. Keyes Of Bend,
Oregon, were out of town members
of the Eastern Star who attended the
initiation of Evelyn Masek into the
lodge in Eureka Tuesday.
The r. N. A. Sewing Circle will meet
Friday with Mrs. P j. Zook Mrs Fos-,
ter Hendrickson will be assistant hos
tess.
Mrs. 1zora Boorrnan returned home
Tuesday from Shelby where she has
been visiting her son Jack and his
family. Mrs Boorman reports that she
is much improved in health.
Paul Morrison left Eureka Saturday
for San Francisco where he will enter
government hospital
Miss lone Davis arrived in Eureka
Tuesday from her home in Standpoint
for few days visit with Lois Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Ethel Long was an Easter guest
at the Sweet home in Rexford Sun
day.
Frank Opp was business caller
here from Kalispell last week.
Mrs. Archie Thompson of Rexford
and her sister, Miss Ardath Burpee of
Whitefish, were callers at the L. W.
Fetterly home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank RECTOR and
daughter of Rexford were here Sun
day evening to attend Easter services.
Sixty people were in attendance at
the sunrise Easter services at the First
Baptist church Sunday. Forty-seven of
them remained at the church to enjoy
the Fellowship breakfast. At this meal
the new set Of dishes purchased by the
Ladies Aid was first used The church
was crowded at the evening services
Sunday, and the musical program was
greatly enjoyed
Jim Carey of Kalispell was buxi-
ness visitor in Eureka Friday and
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Peterson of Kali
iispell, formerly Of Eureka, were callers
here Monday.
Ned Joughin was here from Libby
last week on business.