Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-01-08

in Kalispell Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Campbell motcred
to Whitefish Sunday afternoon. They
were accompanied by Margaret Comet,
| Mrs. Charles Sutherland has been
on the sick list for the past several
days.
Mary Ruth Hamilton left Tuesday
morning to return to her school near
Circle, Montana.
Mrs. ]. c. Porter went to. Libby
Thursday to spend several days visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hend-
rickson
The following young folks returned
to their schools the first of the week,
after their vacations: Caroline Long,
Evelyn Rock and Helen Moses to
Cheney, Marie CUTIE, George Long
and Franklyn Long to the University
at Missoula, Faye Wolff to business
college in Spokane, and Josephine Gael
to high school in Spokane
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
Thursday january 18th, at the home
Of Mrs E. 3. French with Mrs. J. c.
Porter and Mrs Huffman as assistant
hostesses.
Mrs Charles Dorm and two children
have been i'll for the past few days
Word was sent to her mother, Mrs
Turner of Great Falls, who arrived
here Wednesday.
Don Kennedy is expected back from
Portland, where he is spending his va
cation, the middle part of this month.
Ed. Leary went to Libby Tuesday
after spending the holidays at the E.
E Price.
Ben Frost and Julian Trip left
Wednesday, Dec 81, to return to
school at Bohemian.
A large number of small tie camps
are now running in this vicinity.
"A few friends of Elmer Barch were
at the E G. Amondson home Friday
night where they stayed till 4 o'clock,
to see him off on the morning train
Marshal Murray of Thompson Falls,
former county attorney Of Sanders
county, was a business visitor here
Friday, January q Mr.. Murray was
looking over the field with the plan
of locating here, as an attorney at
law He plans to be in Eureka again
the 10th or 18th of this month
Mrs Izora Boorman is patient in
the Columbus hospital in Great Falls
from an ailment which the doctors
pronounce internal cancer Mrs. Boor-
man is resting we'll and is in no inn
mediate danger The doctors will OPP
crate as soon as Mrs. Boorman is
strong enough.
Syvilla Hutton is recovering from an
attack Of the mumps.
| ! Mrs. Sarah Shenefelt and Blythe
were guests at the Jess Ross home over
the weekend.
| Bun Knott was a Eureka visitor from
Gateway Friday.
New Years eve IS members of the
/ Church Of God attended watch
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
B. G. Mckenzie. A very pleasant eve
ming was spent
Myron johnson cracked bone in
his left leg Saturday night while skiing
/ Earl Welliver returned home Satur-
day from the Kalispell hospital where
he has been recovering from bullet
wound received accidentally. He and
Mrs Welliver will spend a few days
here before going to Stevensville where
they will visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. L. Franks.
Doris Cliff of Otis Orchards, who
was here visiting her sister Alice, re-
turned to her home the latter part q
| last week.
Another dog poisoner has been busy
| in Eureka lately. "A someone must kill
the dogs, it's too bad they don't adopt
| a more humane method. Among the
dogs which have been poisoned are
those belonging to George Davis, ]. A.
Cook, and Cliff Miller.
The l. c. n. S. quintet has been
practicing diligently during the past
two weeks and is getting in shape for
| their January 18th encounter when
Columbia Falls comes here to play q
| return game The Lincoln five lost TO
! them early this season but will be
primed to even things up bit when
they meet. This should be good game
According to Coach Stantus this years
| B. B. material is more or less greer
stock. The team lacks the knowledge
Of fundamentals. The primary reason
! he says, is that basketball is moi
stressed enough in the grades. This
year preliminary steps have beer
taken to develop this organization ir
the grades, so the high school in the
future may depend on corps OF play
ers who have been familiarized with
the game. Bob Hamilton, the coach
of the grade school team, reports favor
ably on his proteges and expects K
have good team to represent Eureki
in the grade school tournament. Al
added feature Of the game the 18th viii
be a game between the married mel
and the bachelors.
The volley ball club will meet twic'
week instead Of once week. TIL
nights set aside are Monday am
Thursday. A keen interest has beel
aroused in volley ball and Eurek
claims to have one of the best teams il
this part Of the country
A business meeting of the B. Y, P. I
was held at the home Of Mrs Ra
Dashiell Friday.
| The Baptist church is observing tn
national week of prayer this weel
| Services were held every night durin
the week
1 Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Coombs. Mr.. an