Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-30
Eureka Locals

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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Klossner ane
| Marian were here from Kalispel
spending Thursday at the Ethel Long
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sampson
accompanied them on their return te
Kalispell Friday for three days visit
| Mrs. Charles Staples, nee Haze
Schagel, is home for few days before
joining her husband at Glacier Park
Harry Thatcher has returned from
the park where he has been working
Henry Diernan was here from Sal
Lake City visiting his brothers, P. II
Dierman and c. F. Dierman, for sew
eral days the first of the week.
Frank Thomas has just returned
from a three weeks stay at Priest
River where he has been visiting the
Jewell family. He completed theiI
summer home on Priest Lake.
Billy McCay was a visitor in Eu-
reka from Waldo Monday
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Rousseau, Eliz-
daughter Elizabeth of Alamogordo
New Mexico, were here visiting at the
E E. Price home Thursday to Satur-
day. They reported that forest fire.
Canyon, Yellowstone, and Glacier
Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs Claudius Britell have
a daughter, Patricia Jean, borg about
two weeks ago at their home in Den
yer.
M. P. Hayes of Helena was in Eu-
reka the first Of the week transact
ing business.
William Roose is very i'll at his home
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E M Preston, Clara
and Marjorie returned Tuesday from
trip to Spirit Lake and Spokane
Friday Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger accom-
panied them to Bolton where Clara
boarded the train for Chicago
Rev and Mrs. Richard Price were
visitors in Eureka Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rousseau, Eliz-
abeth and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E Price
and Mr. Leary motored to Fernie Fri
day. The yreported that forest fires
were very close to Elko and Waldo.
Mrs James Carey and two daugh-
tiers were here from Kalispell the past
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Peltier.
H. Lewis, Great Northern agent at
Gateway, was in town Saturday.
A baby boy was born to Mrs. Pete
Woods Friday, July oath, at the Olsen
Maternity Hospital.
Miss Leona Whit and friend, Miss
Tinnesand. who have been teaching
summer school at Kellogg, Idaho,
visited Miss Whilt's relatives and
friends in Eureka several days. They
left Tuesday for Glacier and Banff
Parks
Mr.. and Mrs. Max MUTT and daugh-
ter Maxine visited at the Schagel home
Thursday on their way to the coast.
Mrs. MUTT is Mr.. Schagel's niece
Mr. and Mrs. ]. McCatron of Priest
River. Idaho, spent few days visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Frank Thomas. Mrs.
McCatron was formerly Miss Gertrude
Jewell.
George Long was home Thursday
from his work in the Yak.
Mrs. E. E. Price and j. E. Leary re-
turned Thursday from Flathead Lake
where they have been visiting Miss
Grace Leary.
Mary Ruth Hamilton, Blythe Shene-
felt, John Quirk, Marshall Murray, and
Emmett Quirk were guests at din
ner for Emmeline Gael at the Gael
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bert Mckenzie has gone to Kel-
logg, Ida, to visit her daughter Mrs.
Patrick Page.
For Sale-Large size child's bed COM
plete. 10x14 tent good as new, COM
plete; also fruit iars.-Mrs. A H.
Campbell, Eureka 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mary of Post
Falls, Ida, are visiting in the valley.
They expect to enter their young folks
at our l. c. H S.
Ed. French, Ed Hendrickson and
Fred Rock were fishing down the Koo-
tenai Friday.
Gilbert Gruenke is working for Col
umbus Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fincher and Mr.
and Mrs. Merlin Scott and the chill
dren are spending week at Bowman
lake.
Fred Gilden of the navy is spending
few days with his family.
Rev. Simpson and Don Campbell
have gone to Martin lake for fish
ing trip.