Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-05-28
Eureka Locals

Jim Carey was business caller here
from Kalispell Friday
Norman Mikalson arrived here
Wednesday for several days stay with
relatives and friends. He left Saturday
for Missoula in Mrs. Ethel Longs car
which the BOYS will drive home in al
ter the spring session at the university
closes.
] w. Murray and Pete Borup mot
ored to Libby Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Ned Joughin.
Connie LaLonde was here from
Libby the first of the week visiting
Edna Peltier.
Rev. Richard Price was caller N
Eureka Sunday.
Clarence Small arrived here Monday
with sheep which will be pastured for
the summer on the forest land ne has
leased.
Patrick Trapp. representative OF the
Canadian Torpedo Co., was business
visitor in Eureka Monday and Tues
day.
EVELYN Rock and Eugene Gael will
he graduated from Cheney normal
Thursday, May 28th- Mrs Fred Rock
went to Spokane Tuesday TO attend 'iie
commencement exercises.
Mrs. Bliss Drury, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Gilden, came Tuesday
from Kalispell for visit with her par
ents and her brother Harold. Harold
nlans to reAlrn soon to the U. 5. navy
A. ]. Stewart and B. G. Mckenzie
snent Friday and Saturday of last week
in Libby.
Hank Leonard made business trip
to Great Falls last week.
John Mcclure returned home Satur-
dav from Forest Grove, Oregon,aWnere
he was called by the illness OF ms
father. While there, John helped put
in the crops.
Joe Sheffield, representative OF LAD
by Motors, was business visitor here
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Preston
left on motor trip to the
Flathead valley. 1t is pleasure trip
| for Mrs Preston and business for Mr.
Preston. We are glad to report that she
is greatly improved in health.
.. |. Robertson and Roddy were
home from Standpoint over the week
end
Lorraine Dashiell returned to Eu-
reka Sunday from a year OF teacnlng
at Montague. Halle, who went TO Mon
tague several weeks ago to visit Lor-
raine. accompanied her on the motor
| trip home.
Molly Robertson left Thursday for
Seattle where she will visit relatives
and probably enter business college
Mr.. and. Mrs Joseph Peltier motored
TO Libby Sunday to attend the Joughl'
funeral.
/ Edward Gustafson and A. 1. Chin
dahl motored to Kalispell from 5po-
kane Saturday. A, II. Campbell &C
companied them as far as Eureka ane
returned to Spokane with them Sun
day afternoon.
Brown suitcase lost between Libby
and Eureka Saturday. 23rd, containing
work clothes. tools, and letters Finder
please notify A. L. Chindahl Route >
Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sutherland ant
Nellie motored TO Kahspell Tuesday
Mrs. Ed. Richardson went TO Spo
kane Thursday
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet a
the Dashiell home Thursday, June 4tfl
DR.. r. G. Bayles left the first Q
the week for Kansas City and Chicag
where he plans to spend the COMING
1 x.,,,.4l ctts1xsy0 opt0rpntrN
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sutherland, Nh
] and Mrs. Earl Welliver, and Arnol
5 Franks were dinner guests at the Franz
2 Coombs home Monday evening.
Mrs. George Blackwell, Jr., Of Libb
! registered at the Montana Hotel Thurs
J day and Friday.
Z Miss Inez Ratekin, county librarian
!, was in Eureka Friday on business
J. William Mckay was visitor her
: from Waldo Monday
q Mrs Molly Larson, Barton and Fay
! were in Rexford the past week visit
: ing her sister, Mrs Fred Marks.
Jay Sailing and Earle Price accom-
panied DR. Jack Cook to Kalispe
q Thursday where they enjoyed the da,
Q fishing on Flathead Lake.
H..
q Rexford were callers here Friday.
e Mrs. j. c. Spear will return Thurs
q day to her home in Spokane.
d Denny Kelleher and Henry Johnso
left Sunday for Washington. DEM
was driving truckload of furnitur
to Everett for Bill Oman. Henri
planned to stop off at Wenatchee.
Mrs. Earl Welliver and Arnol
Franks motored to Kalispell Tuesda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Klossner move
J, their household goods to Kalispe
Tuesday. Mrs. Klossner and Mario
I were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horat
" Sampson until Thursday evening whe
they left for their new home.
re Walter and Burnett Smith came
Eureka Saturday from kellogg, Id;
where they have been for the pa
year or two, for visit with the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Smit
: Mrs. A. M. Frost and Myrtle Johr
/ son returned home Sunday from