Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-03-17
Eureka Locals

on for appendicitis in Missoula, re-
turned home Tuesday. Bob was in the
hospital 26 days and lost % pounds.
The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle
will meet with Mrs. Vern Peltier March
IS. Everyone welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Peltier motored
to Kalispell Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Beaumaster, with
Mrs. Fred Kaeding and Mr.. Frank
Hammond, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ed. Griffiths at Eureka.
Bill Fewkes brought a load of the
mourners from Rexford to Eureka
Mr.. arr Mrs. Brock with Mrs. Wave
Martin and daughter, Miss Evelyn
Williams. attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ed. Griffiths.
Mrs. Archie Thompson with Mrs.
Gahart johnson, Mrs. Matt Griffiths,
and Mr.. Christensen attended the Grill
fiths funeral.
Miss Mildred Fewkes with Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Swartz were among the
Rexford people to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Carl West and Mrs. Kins mot
ored to Eureka Wednesday, Mrs. West
left her car at the Gibbons Garage and
returned home on No. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Madden, Mrs. Wiki
shire and Mrs. Alt Hunsinger were up
from ReMord Wednesday. .
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Powell brought
q load to the Griffiths funeral.
o. V. Mccoy expects to move his
family to Conrad where his brother
F. L. R. Mccoy is located
Mr.. and Mrs Howard RAINBOW and
Myrna were guests at the Burgess
Drake home Sunday.
Mrs. S. E. VESSEL of Tobacco Siding
was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Martin Of Rex
ford were here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rucher and Mrs
Ted Schroeder of Rexford were trans
acting business in Eureka Monday
Monday Perl Zook finished unload
ing car Of baled hay for T. J. Gael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendrickson ane
children Of Libby are visiting relative:
and friends in Eureka.
John Quirk had the misfortune o.
having his new car badly damaged
when another car ran into him Satur-
day. when he was on his way to Kali
ispell. =,
Palmer Havskjold and Frank OF
made a business trip to Whiteflsf
| Saturday.
Vern T. Hovey, editor Of the Tro,
Tribune, has. rented the old Eureki
Journal building and presented paper
"The Eureka Mirror" Tuesday. G. W
Runyan will be in charge at Eureki
and the paper will be printed IN Tro,
until other arrangements are made.
| w. C. Albee and W. r. Smith hav'
taken advantage of these warm day
to load out potatoes to Minneapolis
Gale McKain made perfect recor'
at target practice last week-10O shot
in the bulls eye. See the card on dis
play at the postoffice.
| Rev. and Mrs. E. ". Swinehart en-
tertained the young folks Of the churcl
of God to q dinner Sunday evening
Mrs. Charles Ruckbaschel of kalls
pell is visiting her daughter, Mrs. !
l Dick.
i Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Hutton, Mr.. an
Mrs. Bert Mckenzie and Mr.. and Mr.
VIM. Parcels were guests at Dime
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ory
johnson.
| Mrs. George Day is quite i'll with tn
flu
Mrs. Chas. Sutherland is confined t
her home with severe cold
Les Jones and Inga Johnson OF kal
i ispell are guests at the Perl Zook home
Sheriff Baney of Libby was bust
ness visitor here Wednesday,
Bert Sailing Of Kalispell delivered
Studebaker to E E. Price Wednes
day.
\ l. w. Fetterly was called to Forth
Thursday.
Hubert Kramer motored over froi
Great Falls. He is guest OF ~
Eberth-
James Carey Of Kalispell was in tow
Friday.
Mrs. Stella Campbell, Mrs. Howar
: Brown and Robert Reid of Roosvil
were shopping in town Saturday.
Miss Jessie Dewar of Whitefish visit
/, ed at the high school Friday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mr.
A. r. Truman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Fincher will re
turn to their home at Yakima in
short time.
c. r. Mace Of Fortine was in tow
ON business Monday
c. H. Belmont motored in from Tres
Monday
An II pound boy, Robert Lynn, WI
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Filiatrea
Sunday. Mrs Filiatreau is at the Olse
hospital
Walter Sutherland motored hon
from Kalispell Sunday in new POI
tiac Six, a beautiful car.
l. A. Mahoney of Great Falls VI
here Thursday
Mort Paulsrud of Kalispell is visitiI
Ed. Eberth this week.
w. T. Fay Of jefferson, Wis, W
calling on friends Friday.
Frank Opp Of Kalispel was in tow
on business Friday.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATH
FROM LILLIAN CHAPTER NO.
o. Z. S.