Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-07-14

DR.. F. H. Keller of Kahspell was a
business visitor in Eureka Thursday.
]. H. Sailing, j. A. Cook, and Earle
Price left Monday for the Saltwater
on fishing trip.
Mrs. Flora Cunningham, who has
been a guest of Mrs. F. ]. Caels, spent
Saturday with Mrs. Mcdonald at New
Gate. She left for Spokane Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Frank Day of Ural
were here to attend the Baptist church
services Sunday night.
Mrs. Mayfield of Medford, Ore, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray Dash
iell, for the past several days. Mrs.
Dashiell and Mrs Mayfield went to
Spokane where Mrs. Dashiell will have
her eyes treated. They will meet Rev.
erend Simpson at Occur dAlene and
return to Eureka with him Monday.
Reverend H. D. Simpson left
Wednesday for Pine Greek, Idaho. Mr.
Varian accompanied him as tar as
Bonners Ferry.
A. G. Petersen was here from Kali
ispell on business Wednesday and
Thursday.
Chef o. Hoisington, candidate for The
democratic nomination for county
commissioner, was campaigning IN Eli
reka over the weekend
Mrs. r. l. Dickey and two children,
who have been visiting at the w 5.
Gibbons home, left Monday for their
home at Kalispell.
Mrs. v. j. Phillips, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs T. A. Marshall,
returned to her home at Sunburst
Thursday.
Jewel Thomas and Lewis Fetterly
were UP from Ural Thursday and Sun
day.
l.. c. Kensler was here from Troy
Thursday to Saturday.
M. G. Candee, candidate for county
clerk and recorder was here from
Jennings Saturday.
John c. Friend of Libby was an Eu-
reka visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirkpatrick OF
Kalispell were callers in Eureka Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Sweet and Mrs
Nellie Fielding of Rexford were IT
Eureka Saturday.
Columbus Clark is moving his tie
mill across the Kootenai to new 10
cation about four miles west of Gate
way on Young creek. He is going to
cut 10000 ties, which will be put IN
at Gateway.
Mrs. w. H. PARCELS of Rexford was
here Monday having dental work done
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Hutton and Savllla
were called to Kalispell Friday MIR
Hutton. Savilla and Delbert returned
to Eureka Sunday, Mrs Hutton stayec
with her mother whose death IS ex-
pected any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Sahnow ane
daughter Dolores left Sunday for Cor
nelius. Ore. after visiting at the Mer-
lin Scott home since July J..
Frank and Donna Sabin lett Satur-
day for Calgary, going by way o.
Banff, to attend the Calgary stampede
Tom johnson was here from tnt
! Yak Saturday !,
] Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sutherland let
/ Wednesday on trip up the Nortf
Fork of the Flathead
Rev. Fl. D. Simpson and Count,
Commissioner Millegan were at Butcn
/ er's Cabin and Loon lake last week
looking over the roads and looking tol
q suitable location for young peo-
pies camp -
Raw Dashiell made a trip to New
Gate on business the first OF the week
Ambrose Gael and Bob Fetterly let
Tuesday for a fishing trip at Wease
Lake.
A 9 Id. girl was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. r. Mulwee Monday
! Eloise and Dean Brown, Ruth anc
Ethel Campbell and Molly and Flora
Belle Robinson are enjoying camping
trip at Tetrault lake.
/ Francis Moe, who has been visitint
Girlo Schagel, has returned TO me-
home at Cutbank.
Three carloads of Eureka people at
tended the dedication of the fortin'
community church at Fortine las
Sunday Rev. Simpson gave the. adj
dress 1.-THE Meaning of Dedication anf
Mrs Simpson gave the dedication
nraver. Lois Rice, Mr.. Sweas, and 10,
| Porter furnished a trio OF organ, sake
phone, and cornet.
Reverend and Mrs. Simpson spen
day the last Of the week with IN
Kins family in Rexford, :
Mrs. M A. Hunsinger has been SUI
fering from sinus trouble the pas
week !. ,rr-
Mrs Clyde Ramsey Of Chehalis, Wn
came here last week to make ne
home. ~: ~
Mrs. c. B. Hamilton is spending IN
week at the Murray cabin at Glel