Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-01-29
Eureka Locals

Curtains Numbered to hook like new,
Soc a pair.--Mrs. T. v. Lnndin. 1t
Word has been received Of the birth
OF a son to Mr.. and Mrs Bart Sem
enza at Wallace, Idaho. Mrs. Semenza
was formerly Margaret Beanbein.
Edwin Eberth and Less Jones were
visitors here from Kalispell over the
weekend
Mrs. Gordon Lyons went to Kalis-
pell Saturday where she underwent an
operation for sinus trouble. She re-
turned to Eureka Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Mikalson were
here from Dickey Lake, visiting F. P.
Carey over the weekend.
Miss Inez Ratekin, county librarian,
was business visitor In Eureka
Thursday to Saturday of last week
Q. p. ]. Mosby motored to Kalis-
pell with Webb Carey Tuesday
Mrs. Lester Rhodes Of Gateway has
been on the sick list in Kalispell the
past week Grandma Rhodes has been
keeping house for the family during
her, absence.
Mrs. Bob Waller, Florence johnson
and Irene Stephan motored to Libby
Saturday to attend the basketball
game between the town teams.
Rev. E. C. Amondson left Wednes-
day to take the pastorate at Centraiia
Washington. He was accompanied by
Owen, who will finish his high school
term there.
A. G. Petersen Of Kalispell was 4
business visitor in Eureka the first
OF the week.
A few ladies surprised Mrs. c. H.
Harvey last Wednesday in honor Of
her 8lst birthday At the close of a
most enjoyable afternoon delicious
lunch, furnished by the ladies, was en-
ioyed.
]. M. Oxender Of Trego was a Wis
itor here Monday
Ned Joughin was business visitor
here from Libby Monday.
The L. c. Fl. S. normal training class
observed a very interesting gym class
Of 4th and 5th graders under the d.
rection of Miss Cliff Monday. Ambrose
Gael taught the 4th grade Friday.
Dorothy Racicot and Sis Bessey of
Libby were guests of Dorothy Raber
over the weekend, the basketball game
Friday night drawing them. Sis re-
turned home Saturday and Dot re-
turned Sunday
Mrs. j. G Masek and w. E. Smith
were dinner guests at the Paul Nor
rison home Thursday evening.
This lovely spring weather has start
ed the pansies blooming in Mrs. Mos
by's garden just south of the Montana
hotel A very pretty bouqet was picked
Monday, January 18th.
Frances Keller Of Libby visited
Charlotte Campbell over the weekend
returning to Libby Sunday.
Members of the Eureka town team
state that a game could not be more
fairly refereed than was their game
with the Libby town team, Saturday.
The Eureka men kept the score tied
during the first part of the game but
in the last half, Libby raised the score
in their own favor till the final show
ing was Al to "a. Don't you think,
though, that we aren't going to have
better luck next time.
Burgess Drake was taken to Kalis-
pell Friday night and Saturday morn
ing, he underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sutherland,
Mrs. Walter Sutherland and Mr. lie
Roy Sutherland motored to Kalispell
last week. Leroy Sutherland was
taken to the hospital and Mrs. G.
Sutherland remained there to be with
him. Mrs. Walter Sutherland returned
to Eureka and is staying with Georgia
and Nellie during their mothers abb
sence.
J. B. Miller was here from Kalis
pell the first of the week visiting his
sister, Mrs. H. McGovern
A. R. Sellars of Havre was an Eu-
reka visitors Friday
Mrs. Virgil Farar is much improved
after being i'll for the past two weeks.
Tuesday Dickey Oman had the mis-
fortune to fall from tree and crack
his collar bone in two places.
Rev Reuben Dutton, superintendent
of the Methodist church for Northern
Montana, accompanied with Rev.
Mecklenburg, was visitor in our city
Thursday last week. He preached in
the Methodist church in the evening.