Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-08
Eureka Locals
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Mrs. P. j. ZDk went to Kalispel
Friday for a few days with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Williams were here
from Gateway Friday.
County Commissioner ]. w. Mile
gan attended the meeting OF commits
sioners at Libby Tuesday. He returned
to Eureka the last of the week by way
of the Yak to inspect conditions
there.
Ruth Campbell has been out OF
school the past two days due TO Ill
ness.
Max Harvey was here several days
last week visiting his parents. :.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Harper and
daughter visited friends and relatives
in this vicinity last week
Mrs. Alex Purdy, Mrs. 0. F. Teel
and Mrs L. w. Fetterly motored to
Rexford Monday, spending the after
noon there with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
West and Mrs Nellie Fielding at the
Beanery. The crowd returned to Eu-
reka and being joined by Mrs. Ethel
Long and Mrs. M A. Hunsinger, spent
the evening at cards at the Fetterly
home.
Ronald Anderson of Kalispell visited
in Eureka the first of the week.
Myrtle johnson left Thursday for
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dashiell, Halle,
and Lorraine visited relatives at New
gate Sunday.
Helen and Rolene Trip returned to
| town Monday from the Peterson mine
| Rolene reports that swimming in Fish
lake isn't bad after all
Fred Phelps and Jim Brant were
! here from Rexford Tuesday transact
ing business.
/ Grace Frost, Louise, and Georgia
Spaulding motored to Fernie Monday
to attend the celebration.
Out of town members who attended
the meeting of the Eastern Stars Tues
day night were: Mrs. A. ]. Flemming
and Mrs. Roy Weatherly of Gateway:
! Mr.. and Mrs. j G. Herndon and Miss
Lillian Dickey of Glen Lake; Mr. and
Mrs Charles Winkley, Mr. and Mrs.
P. v. Klinke. and Mrs. Victor Wolf
of Fortine; Mrs. Matt Griffith, Mrs
] Carl West and Mrs Nellie Fielding of
Rexford
A number of Eureka ladies attended
the meeting Of the Lillian Circle Of the
Eastern Star with Mrs. Nellie Fielding
and Mrs Carl West in Rexford
/ Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Brock of Cor
nelius, Ore, came to Eureka Saturday
to visit his sister, Mrs. Merlin Scott.
Mrs Erwin Sanaugh, Mrs. SCOTS
mother came with them.
Miss Grace Sweesy and Miss Alex
Shields were dinner guests at the O.
F. Teel home Friday.
Mrs W. c. Fewkes and Mil
dred Fewkes were up from
| Rexford Tuesday.
The employees of the forest service
who have been on lookouts or spot
fires have been released.
Mrs. Merlin Scott spent the week
end with her mother in the Tooley
lake district
Tom Birch has moved from North
Eureka to the Ed. Holder property
across the track.
Lewis Fetterly has returned from
Tweed where he has been employed
for the past several months.
Mr.. and Mrs O. A Roholt and Luz
ellie returned Labor Day from Pres
ton, Idaho, where they were called by
the death Of Mrs. Roholt's mother.
Roy Weatherly was a caller in Eu
reka Tuesday, from Gateway.
Mrs. E. ]. Henion is i'll with tuber-
culosis of the bronchial tubes.
Marjorie Hammond of Rexford
visited Millicent Lyons Friday.
H. E. Spear Of Portland. northwest
sales manager Of the WHY'S Overland
Company, and Luther Johnson, man
ager Of the Transport Motor company
of Spokane, were here Thursday and
Friday visiting Merlin Scott.
Mrs. J. d. McCannon, Helen, Alice,
and Billy, who have visited the. Ray
Frost family for the past month, left
Sunday for Spokane.
Miss Freda Davenport left high
school last week to 20 to the Ozark
mountains
Mrs. F. j. Gael, Ambrose, Francis,
and Lois Rice and Cecil Elliott mot
ored to Fernie to attend the Labor
Day celebration.
M NJ Pond. Jess Jones, and Geo.
Duffy of Whitefish called on J. r.
Buhmiller Sunday. They brought
seven guns for him to repair.
Gayheart Johnson was up from his
light plant Tuesday.
Blanche McManus arrived home
Tuesday from Flathead lake where she
has been mentioning. Blanche will at
tend the normal school at Dillon this
winter, graduating in the spring.
Carlton Joughin was here from Lib
by transacting business the first o.
the week
John Gilden and Pat Page lef
Thursday to return to Kellogg, Idaho
Mrs. E.V Swineheart, who has beer
{ in Sites, Ida. with Rev. Swinehear
for the past five weeks, returned Sum
day accompanied by her son Arnolc
and by her brother, Glen George. MIR
George will stay in Eureka severa
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