Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-11-12
Eureka Locals

dlltl week WISH with lTlenOS IL
Eureka
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Thomas, Boil
Waller, Mr. Christinson and DR.. Cook
were hunting in Pleasant Valley last
week.
George Drake is leaving for Spokane
soon as his work here is about fin
ished. He plans to spend the winter in
J California.
Fred Marvel of Rexford was in town
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and
Mr. Denzer of Conrad are here hunt
ing and enjoying a visit with Mr.
Snyder's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Brethauer and
family were in Eureka Saturday.
Mike Snyder has been quite i'll since
last Saturday
Miss Mary Moses, the Glen Lake
school teacher. gave a program last
week ar-l all the patrons were invited.
The people reported a good time
The grade school defeated the Fresh
men of L. c. H. S. with a score of
Is to in a basketball game last
1 Thursday evening.
school have started gym practice and
basketball. They must have an aver
age grade in department to play.
| All of the teachers of the Roosevelt
school are members Of the Red Cross
which makes the school 1000 strong.
Mrs. Anderson has been here for
several days working in the studio in
Eureka.
Mrs. A. G. Sperry and daughters,
Helen and Thyrza of Libby, were here
part of last week.
L. H. Weber went to Kalispell on q
business trip Monday
Mrs. H. E. Bassford of Naples, Ida.
spent the weekend with Mrs. John
Buhmiller
A. A. Sweaas went to Boomers Ferry
on business trip Sunday.
Wilson Smith was pleasantly sur
prised with a surprise party held at
his home last week.
The Community Garden Club met
last Friday at the Montana Hotel.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs
Marshall Murray last Friday. A large
crowd was in attendance. At this
meeting the ladies completed the hand
Wuih vi Tie DIoIhS lul ulS quiil ulcy
are making.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Stuart spent
Thursday and Friday in Libby.
The ladies of Eureka gave wedding
shower for the newly married Mrs.
Bohag at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Johnny Mcclure.
AL Ibsen, who has been working in
Great Falls all summer, has returned
to Eureka TO spend the winter
Angus McRae is under the care OF
Mrs. Ray Frost with several badly
sprained vertebrae in his back
A. Hawkinson, manager of Strong
& Scott Mfg. Co. of Great Falls, and
Lew Behrens, the head wheat buyer,
and Mr.. Johnson, superintendent, were
here last week for three days hunt
ing. Each of them got deer and thor
oughly enjoyed their trip through the
mountains Mr. Behrens is a brother
of Mrs A. L. Eberth.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met at
the Methodist church Thursday after
noon.
Mortimer Paulsrud was here few
days last week,
Miss Margaret Comet spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. George
McGlenn.
Miss Alice Cliff and Miss Dick mot
ored to Whitefish Saturday.
Mrs. O. P. j. Mosby will have the
Episcopal Guild Friday, November the
goth.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Porter on November 18th.
Miss Lorilla Britell and Norma
Iseminger of Whitefsh spent the week
end as guests of Miss Dick.
The Sons of Rest took their annual
hunting trip Sunday morning. Those
that made the trip were Frank Baney,
Jim Broderick, Gale McKain, Perl
Zook, John Buhmiller, George and j.
F. McGlenn, Marshall Murray, Foster
Hendrickson, Manly Schagel, and Jim
Costich
Pat Carter has taken charge of the
depot during the absence of Mr.. Buh-
miller
c. H. Belmont Of Trego was in town
last week.
Chris Moen and family of Deerwood,
Minnesota, who have rented the Ed
Demers farm, arrived in Eureka Mon
day They are temporarily located in
one of the Dugas houses.
Ronald Rice entertained his Sunday
school class on Monday evening at an
enjoyable party Mr. Christinson is
their instructor.
The annual bazaar of the Baptist
Aid Society will be held Saturday,
December 5th. Waffles, sausage and
coffe will be served from II a. m. to
D. m. Watch for the posters.
The Rev Richard Price was in Eu-
reka over the week end and was a
guest of the Montana Hotel
The beautiful weather that we have
been having can easily be shown by
the fact that bouquet of flowers was
picked in Eureka on last Sunday
Several ladies of the Eastern Star
lodge met with Mrs w. H. Clark
Wednesday afternoon, to work on
quilt which the ladies are making.
Kav Marie, weighing SA pounds,
was born November 9th at the Boor-
man hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Stockner The mother is recovering
nicely and everyone is very happy
F. L. r. Mccoy, former resident
of Eureka who for the past several
years has been located at Conrad, ar
rived in Eureka Tuesday evening from
an extended trip through northern
California, Oregon, and Washington
Reporting conditions much better in