Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-10-29
Eureka Locals

Edwin Eberth and Mortimer Pauls-
rud were here in Eureka Saturday
evening and Sunday from Kalispell.
About 50 books are being ordered
for the Lincoln County High school
library
With the termination of the football
season the High School boys are now
proudly displaying their new varsity
sweaters Basketball will begin next
week after the boys have had rest
CT week
c. F. Dierman OF Eureka made a
business trip to Kalispell Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sabin and
daughter Donna were in Kalspell
!, Thursday.
The proud members Of the fifth
grade who have been neither absent
or tardy are: Albin Bryan, Jack Hen
ningsen, Ray Mikalson, Clair Patrick
Howard Olson, Jimmie Rhodes, Rus
sci Anderson, George Balen, Dorothy
Teel, Arvilla Anderson, Barbara Jear
Mccullough, Frances OBrien anc
Glenna Olsen.
Elmer Sineheart and family arrived
here last Thursday from Sites, Idaho
to take over the pastorate of the Church
of God Rev. A. j. Stuart, field mis-
sionary, and wife who have been tenn
porarily pastoring the work here con-
template leaving here in the near fu-
i ture They were given a combination
! farewell party and reception Frida,
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hutton. Approximately 50 people were
present and after a very enjoyable
program consisting of speeches and sew
eral numbers by the male quartet, re
freshments were served bringing to
close very pleasant evening.
L. r. Smith and Bill Smith mad
trip to Standpoint last week.
Ray Frost and family have returne'
from the Yellowstone Park.
i George Clark of Gateway was i
town Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Clark made
trip to Whitefish Monday.
Cards have been received of the ar
rival Of Helen Marie, infant daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Byrne. Mr.
Byrne was formerly Miss Helen Gun
bingham.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Sailing motore
to Kalispell Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Morrison returne
from Reno, Nevada, Friday after
considerable absence
William Schagel has contract
cut Christmas trees on his place.
0. P. j. Mosby and D. W. Bierle
left Tuesday to attend the Elks lodf
at Kalispell The Elks have the Graz
] Exalted Ruler B. P o. E. Of the Unite
/ States, at this meeting From Kalispe
1 they will motor on to Poison ar
Missoula.
Mrs. c. B. Hamilton, Mrs. En-,
Campbell, Mrs. George McGlenn ar
Mrs. Pat Jones motored to the hon
OF Mrs. w. S. Campbell to attend Il
Canadian Sewing Circle Thursda
Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Enos CAM
! bell will remain as the guests Of Nh
/ w. S. Campbell for the rest of Il
q week.
$ Dayle Graves has been out of scho
with badly infected foot caused fro
Y playing football.
John Koehler of Libby was a vi
: itor in town Tuesday.
q H. Mccullough and family motor
J to Summit Sunday to attend the dec
> cation of the Roosevelt memorial
& A. NJ Mikalson and son Norman a
= here to get truck load of machine
: from their mill at Glen Lake.
4 Jewell Thomas and Rudy Peck we
d home from Bolton for the weekend
le Mrs. Carl West of Rexford accor
J. panied by Mrs L. w. Fetterly and M
c. w. Hamilton motored to Whit
fish Friday.
I Mrs. c. A. Gravelle of Standpoint
Il visiting her father, ]. B. Kearney Il
l week.
| Mrs. George Spencer had the m
fortune of running fish hook throu
her left hand and is at the Tom Boo
> man hospital.