Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-08-27

La Verne and Owen Amondson are
here from Centralia. Washington, call
ing on friends in this vicinity.
Maurine Thomas and Betty Calkins
drove to Charlo last week to spend
few days with Betty's parents IN
Charlo and Missoula. They returned to
Eureka Monday accompanied by lnez
Calkins, Betty's sister.
Mrs. Pete Doxie and Laura of Port
land. Ore, have been living here since
June, but will go to Bend, Ore, for
the winter.
A. G. Peterson of Kalispell was
in town on business Saturday.
Phillis Wyatt celebrated her seventh
birthday Tuesday at the home of her
grandmother Mrs. Henion. Ten little
girls with many pretty presents helped
her. With games and prizes and a de-
hcious lunch the little ladies had
very enjoyable afternoon.
Fred Marks of Rexford has been re-
ceiving medical treatment here Tor
blood poisoning which started IN cut
on his finger.
Nj. P. Shenefelt, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Jay Fincher,
has gone to Alberta 10 see his sister,
Mrs. Milo Scott.
Bob Hamilton and Manly Schagel
who were home over the week end
from several weeks work on the Yak,
returned to the fire Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Pond and family
of Whitefish called at the 0. F. Tee
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hutton and Mrs
Harrison Smith motored to Kalispel'
Sunday. Delbert returned home with
them after spending the week with
Kalispell friends.
See Mrs. Eta Harris for bargain ii
kitchen range and two crosscut saws
Adv
Vern Startling. after spending the past
year in North Dakota and eastern Mon
tana has returned to Eureka for ar
indefinite stay.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Deyo and Miss
Lillian and Georgia Newell Of LIONEL
Cal, are visiting at the Robert N Gree
home
Jed Smith and family of Essex moved
to Eureka, because OF the forest tire
near their place.
| A fire started on Edna creek Tues
day noon. Two truck loads of mef
were rushed to the rescue Tuesday
! afternoon
A crowd of intimate friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Murray went t.
! Phillips Creek Sunday for picnic
| dinner. That evening they went to thu
/ Pomeroy cabin at Glen Lake for thei
! supper. They reported very delight
full time.
Solvilla Hutton returned from Kali
ispell Monday.
Miss Marjory Preston will return t
! Chicago Saturday to visit with he
sister for few days before her schoo
opens.
/ Mr.. r. P. Carey made business tri!
to Butte, Helena and Great Falls, re
! turning home Friday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Jacobson and Sol
! were guests Of Mrs. Ethel Long Mon
day and Tuesday Monday eveninl
/ they all motored to Rexford to visi
GEORGE Long who was on his way t
the YAak fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Sampson left Fri
day for a visit to Spokane.
Il. VIM. Schagel and Sterling went =
Sylvanite to inspect the school Wher
| Sterling will teach.
! Miss Dorothy Fetterly returned +
I Spokane, after a two weeks visit at he
home here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turner, daugh
ter Dorothy and son Jack Of Jolie'
Illinois, arrived in Eureka last Tues
/ day week. They left for Spokane o
j Friday to visit Mr., Turner's mothe
| and father and sister, Mrs. John Lewis
Mr.. Turner is brother Of Mrs. E.
Richardson of Eureka
Tom Richardson and wife left TO
! the coast Monday. They will both teacl
in the same school this year Tom vii
coach and teach dramatics and speech
She will teach commercial and coach
Tom attended summer school this yea
at the university of Washington an
received his masters degree in dra
mates and speech.
The Baptist Sunday school will hav
its annual picnic at Glen lake Fri
day, August %; all to meet at tn
church at 10 a. m; each one to brin
plate, cup, knife. fork and spoon. Their
has been a real treat planned for tn
children this year Of ice cream an
a watermelon eating contest unde
the direction Of Mrs E. L. Richardson
superintendent
Now is the time to think Of gettin
that heater refined for winter E
Richardson the plumber will do thi
work at reasonable prices.