Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-06-23

u,ere fishing at Bull Lake Friday.
Mrs Clifford H. Hamilton. and Mrs
Carl West were dinner guests al the
o. F. Teel home Monday.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met
Thursday afternoon at the church.
A large number from the Catholic
vacation school enjoyed picnic at
Glen Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Palmer were
business visitors in Rexford and Gate
way Thursday, and in Fortine and
Trego Friday.
Thomas Hale and daughter Ramona
are here from Mullan, Idaho, to spend
the summer at the Joseph Peltier home.
Mrs. Clifford Hamilton, daughter
Jean. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl West
were dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Alex Purdy Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Vetter and Miss Reva john
son arrived here Sunday from Minot,
N. D., to visit their parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Orville johnson. Reva has been
| teaching school the past term.
| Mrs. John Mckenzie and baby lett
the Olsen Hospital Monday, returning
to their home at Fortine.
Mrs M. A. Hunsinger accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mccullough and Alice
to Kalispell Tuesday.
Walter HARDWOOD of Bellingham, Wn.,
is here visiting his brother, Guy Har-
/ wood He will leave soon to visit in
Sebeka, MINI.
A large number of Lions Club mem
bers stopped in Eureka Monday on
their return from the Lions Club con-
vention at Calgary. The group has been
attending similar conventions IN var
ious parts of the country.
Alice Mccullough and Lois Rice ac-
!, companied j. r. Rice to Gateway
Saturday They spent an enjoyable
day there.
Bobbie Hunsinger is heke from Rex
ford visiting Mr.. and Mrs M. a. Hun
singer.
| Ross Kirkpatrick, part owner of thu
chemical plant accompanied by Mr.
Aranow Of the Refinery at Kalispell
! was in Eureka last week. The Aranov
Refinery may buy some of the plant
equipment
Oscar Olsen arrived here Frida,
, from Spokane. where he has been EN-
!. ployed for the past year, for visi
at his home.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Adams wer
guests at the Joseph Peltier hom
r Thursday to Sunday of last week. The
were returning to San Diego from thei
honeymoon trip.
. While working on the P. P. Die
! cabin at Glen Lake Thursday, Nj
4 Charles Ruckdashel, Mrs. Dicks father
fell injuring his side. Saturday his so
Don fell from the same cabin, cuttin
: his chin.
Il Ed. Eberth and Mr.. Anderson {
Kalispell spent Saturday and Sunda
" with Mr. and Mrs. A. Eberth.
The Catholic vacation school enjoye
Is picnic at Tetrault Lake Wednesda
! afternoon.
Mrs Walter Sutherland has move
% into the W. S. Campbell house.
{. Mrs. P. v. Klinke and Mrs. Victt
. Wolff and Ruth were in Eureka fro
II Fortine Tuesday.
= Mrs. E. B. French sprained h.
t. ankle Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Lundin left Sunday {,
m Great Falls where she will visit h
son Oliver. From there tshe will go
70 Edinburg, Texas, to live with her 81
~ ter, Mrs. A. M Fairbanks
~ Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Swinehart ha'
- moved onto the Lundin ranch east
"a Eureka
la Ed. Holder has built screened
porch onto his house in East Eurel
j. ]. E. lockwood of Kalispell was
business visitor in Eureka last wee
"a Sheriff Frank Baney was an Eure
visitor Tuesday.
IN The P. r. Dierman, Floyd Frost, a
CLARK Ellis families, and Mr. ia
al Garner enjoyed dinner at the Ola
a., ence Dierman home Sunday in hor
~ Of Fathers Day.
- The B. Y. p u. had an ice ere;
~ social on the Robertson lawn the CIV
he ming Of Thursday, the 23rd.
~ Rev. E. v. Swinehart, minister
A. the Church of God. and Mrs Swir
,;a hart spent the week in Libby.
NC Jack Sheridan Hebison, weighing
pounds, was born to Mrs. Jack He
&c son Saturday, the 18th.
e., 20 Charles Harvey is home from Ever
u Wasn
- - Mrs. Joe Paulson and four child
- - of Osnabrock, N. D.. and MIR. and N
- Lewis Burns of Great Falls were h
last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
- Eberth. Mr. and Mrs. Burns left
I-s Camos Hot Springs, and Mrs. Pa
=, son and children started on their
- turn trip to Osnabrock via Canada.
After a years absence Royal w
has returned to Eureka.
Winona Harvey returned to Eur
Monday from Bohemian, where she {
tinguished herself at the State c
lege the past winter.
Mrs. Charles Winkley, Harriet
Helen were callers in Eureka TIL
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bus McGraw arri
in Eureka Tuesday from Los Ang
for a visit with their grandparents,
and Mrs. Charles Harvey, and y
other relatives. They made the
here by car in two and half d
and report wonderful roads all
way
Hank Gill, tired Of unemploym
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