Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-02-04
Eureka Locals

modelled the store with many new
tables and blue and white paint
Everything looks fine.
A letter from Mrs. j. G. Masek Of
Imola, Cal, says she is in better health
than for many years.
Miss Lois Thompson had severe at
tack Of appendicitis Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Bun Knott has returned to her
home at Gateway.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bohag Of Stone
hilll were here Saturday
Mr.. and -Mra11Ed- -
Mrs. Taggart spent Sunday in town
with her family. She Is nursing Mrs.
Moore who lives ON the old Fallen
ranch
Violet Smith quit school to move
with her family on the Truman ranch
.. Iuuley Lake.
Frank Baney was in town Friday
Tom and John Quirk started for Kali
ispell Saturday to inspect new cars
with the intentions of driving one back
They. got stuck in the snow out of
Whitefish and wrecker took them
back The trains seem to be safe bet
this kind of weather.
Katherine Dick spent the weekend
with her mother in Whitefish.
E. E. Price returned from Spokane
Sunday much improved by his X-ray
treatments
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Therriault have
v,,nxyaI fv~<xyV, r. pr,r
Therriault and daughter Joan will
spend the winter with her parents at
Glendive.
Mrs Ethel Long motored in from
Pinkham Tuesday and was a dinner
guest at the Fetterly home
Miss Dick and Miss Hettle were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs, John Buh-
miller Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dashiell and Hal
lie spent Tuesday at F. II. Sattler's
home at Newgate.
Rev. and Mrs. Simpson and family,
Suvilla Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Dashiell and HALEY were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yoppe
Don Beirley has broad smile and
a pocket full of cigars because of the
big boy his wife presented 10 him
Thursday morning.
The Montana Market has been NOV
ing furniture, putting up shelves, CIV
ing everything coat of white paint
and changing their butchershop into
grocery store.
Frank Sabin has been busy doing
over the inside of his store and build
ing new tables and hangers.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis attended
the dance in Fortine Saturday. While
coming home Sunday morning, their
car froze. Carl Heglund was with them
and watched the car while they walked
four miles, to Bert Tiffany's farm. Mr.
Tiffany lowed them in just in time
for hot lunch at noon.
Several Eureka ladies attended the
shower at Mrs. Abe Johnson's home
ut Fortine Thursday. It was given in
honor of 10 pound boy born to Mrs.
VIM. Carruthers.
Mr. and Mrs Dow O'Brien are the
proud parents of boy, born Sunday,
January 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ]. Reese of Bozeman
have moved onto the Nora Pomeroy
ranch.
John Vukonich of Fortine is visiting
his sister Barbara at the telephone of
flee
The seventh grade of the Roosevelt
school is to have a sleigh ride party
Friday night at $50 After the ride hot
refreshments will be served in the
school gym.
Mrs. Hunsinger and Mrs. Brown en-
tertained the teachers Monday evening.
Mrs. Price and Mrs. Purdy were their
guests.
The Canadian Sewing Circle met
with Mrs Mcdonald at Roosville Fri
day. Mrs Mcdonald served 10 o'clock
dinner which was much appreciated by
all. The afternoon was spent in sew
ing and visiting. Mrs. Koran, Mrs
Bothum and Mrs. Sheridan were guests.
Mrs. Alex Purdy invited Alvin Don
aldson, Manly Schagel and Ivan Rogers
to enjoy dinner with Alex Saturday
evening. The boys said, cap sure
knows how to cook"
A ten pound boy was born to Mr..
end Mrs Elmer Roberts Sunday Jan.
| 81.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Henningsen
who have been working the Nora B
Pomerov ranch. moved to r. T. Win
| slows ranch Sunday Mr. Henninpsen