Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-02-26
Eureka Locals

Will the party who borrowed MIR.
Pomeroy's walking stick please return
it as would like to keep it.-Mrs4 H.
G. Pomeroy. 1t
Earl kirkwood, accompanied by r.
l. Pagan, motored to Eureka from
Stratford, Texas, arriving here Mon
day. Mr. Pagan has left his truck in
Texas, temporarily.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Oscar Wolf fell in the basement of
her home in Metalline Falls and broke
her ankle Mrs F. P. Carey left for
Mettaline Falls to be with her To
carry the misfortune to the other side
Of the family, we hear that Jim Carey
Of Kalispell has a badly sprained ankle.
Real estate dealers here have been
receiving many inquiries about this
part of the country from people wish
ing to settle near here.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard RAINBOW were
IN Eureka Monday Mr.. RAINBOW was
having dental work done
Gordon Lyons has been hauling
ties for Will West for the past week.
The siding is getting quite well filled
BY the different haulers.
Lloyd Arndt Of Oilmont was visitor
1t the w S. Gibbons home Monday
He came here to accompany his grand
mother. Mrs Arndt, on her return to
Oilmont where she will spend the re-
remainder Of the winter with her
daughter Mrs. Fitzpatrick. They left
Tuesday morning.
Eureka friends Of Mrs. E M. Preston
will be grieved to hear of the death
Of her sister, Mrs. f. M Beard, at her
home. in Pasadena Mrs Preston's
Younger sister, Miss j. B. Wallace, of
Morrison, ILL.,, is there caring for her.
Mrs Preston was taken to hospital
a week ago. 1t is hoped that the death
of her sister will not greatly aggra-
vate her condition.
Mrs. Ray Dashiell and Mrs. Voorhees,
spent Thursday at the Asa Curtis home
near Fortine.
l. W. Fetterly made business trip
to Gateway Wednesday.
The Beginners and Primary classes
of St. Michaels and All Angels Epis-
copal Sunday school enjoyed party
Wednesday afternoon at the A. II.
Campbell home The time was pleas
AMY oE~iit at EdillCS uii0 DIT lilS ttoSN
Of the afternoon most delicious lunch
was served About rs children were
present.
Mr. and. Mrs. Don Campbell and
| family and Helen Williams were dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rock Sunday.
This week the Junior class at L. C.
H. S. started their plans for the Junior
/ Promenade which they plan to hold
I in the high school gymnasium Satur-
| dav. April 25th
The basketball boys are now hav-
ing some post-season B, B. practice.
/ At 600 p m. at the high school, the
faculty served the basketball boys a
dinner which was well attended and
very greatly appreciated
The freshman class gave a high
school party in the gym Friday night
4 in honor Of the sophomore class The
evening was spent at games and dane
ing. The prize for the best dancers
went to Dayl Graves and Ernmeline
Gael. It's reported, that, encouraged BY
his recent success, Dayl is now writing
book entitled How to Shake A Near
Hoof in Az Directions" Before the
party broke up the young folks en-
joyed a lunch, the salad, etc, being
extra good
The quilt ratified away at the r. N. A
dance was won by Mr. E. E, Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Evins have moved
from the Shenefelt place to the soutl
half of the Sheldon ranch which the,
purchased some time ago.
A benefit dance is to be given a
the Black lake school house Saturda,
night, February 18th. 1t will be an oil
fashioned dance, old fashioned music
old fashioned good time assured Tn
ladies are to bring lunch. Everyone i
welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Klossner, accompanies
by Mrs Ethel Long and Mr. and Mrs
l. w. Fetterly, motored to ReMcr,
Saturday 70 enjoy a party at the Car
West home.