Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-22
Eureka Locals
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JeWel 1nOlndS mas IlnlSneQ MS Work
on the Great Northern at Rexford and
is back in town
Mrs. C. A. Robertson of Kalispell
spent Tuesday visiting her cousin Mrs.
M. A. Hunsinger.
f. d. Simpson and Charles Kins of
Rexford went to Boundary lake Mon
day to spend the remainder of the
week hunting and fishing.
Clarence Dierman has started work
on service station which he will put
up on his lot along the highway in
North Eureka.
DR. and Mrs. r. w. Waters left last
week for Rochester, Mimi, where he
will attend the Great Northern medi-
cal clinic
Bill Ross left Monday for Billings
where he will attend school this year.
Mr.. Sisson has rented the former
home Of A. r. Campbell from Principal
G. w. Day and will move into it Oc-
tober 1st
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Clark and Mrs.
Frank l. Salter motored to Kalispell
Thursday.
Clarence Dierman and Merlin Scott
motored to Kalispell Saturday
Mrs. Pomeroy of Fortine is visiting
friends in Eureka this week.
DR.. F. H Keller of Kalispell was in
Eureka on business Monday.
Delbert Hutton left Monday for
Bozeman where he will attend school
this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Salter have
purchased the Don Campbell ranch
northeast of town and will move onto
it the first of October
Happy Wright took Mrs. Wright,
who has been ill for some time to the
hospital at Libby last week He re-
turned to Eureka Sunday. Mrs Wright
will later 60 to the sanitarium at Galen
Lorraine Dashiell left Friday for Fort
Benton. She will teach this winter at
school few miles from there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H .. Simpson, Dale
and Donald, and Cyrilla Hurst were
dinner guests at the Wade Martin home
in Rexford Sunday.
The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle
will meet with Mrs. Burr Alverson
Friday, September 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cook and two
daughters were here the first Of the
week from Missoula. The daughters
will stay with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dell Pike, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook take a vacation trip to
Minneapolis.
John Hall, state inspector Of pumps,
was here in his official capacity
Wednesday,
Word has been received that Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Campbell and family
who have spent the past year in Jun
eau, Alaska, where he has been work
ing for Stems Carlson, Spokane, con-
tracing company, will move immedi-
ately to Spokane as Mr.. CampbelIs
work in Alaska has been completed
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schrupp were
here Saturday and Sunday on their
return from the American Legion con-
vention at Portland Mr. Schrupp, who
was the first customs inspector in Eu
reka, is now stationed near Outlook
Montana, still with the revenue patrol
Through O. P. ]. Mosby, they sent
their best wishes to Eureka friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stockner are
the proud parents of nine pound son
born Monday morning. The newcomers
| name is Vernon Fred.
The meeting of the Episcopal Guild
has been postponed 1t will meet with
Mrs. j. A. Cook Friday, September 30
Gladys Huffman returned home
Saturday from Rexford where she has
been working at the Collar home.
| Winona Harvey, lola HARDWOOD and
Dorothy Gasahl were guests of Mrs
H. D. Simpson at o'clock dinner
Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Ruckdashel and Mrs.
P. p Dick and son Buddy returned
Sunday from motor trip Of few
days to Kalispell, Poison, Creston and
nearby towns.
Don Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs Har,
old Weymire, and Ruth and Ethe
Campbell motored to Libby Monday
On their return they left Mr.. Camp
bell at Ural
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Franks and sor
Cyrus Jr of Stevensville are here fol
weeks visit with their daughter, Mrs
Earl Welliver.
/ Mrs. Tracey johnson is i'll with the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Day ane
family motored to Fernie Saturday
! Kit Thomas has leased the j. Kin