Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckenzie of
Great Falls have moved into the Vern
Startling home in West Eureka. Charlie
Bert Mckenzie.
Miss Jane Mathews, Miss Grace
Sweesy and Miss Marion Stone were
dinner guests at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. E. B. French Thursday evening.
The Women's Volley Ball club has
been meeting every Friday evening at
the Roosevelt school gym. More play
ers are asked to come out and join
the fun.
Lon Mackay shipped the remainder
of the turkeys Tuesday to the Becwar
Produce Co. of Spokane.
H. L. Redlingshafer of Juneau, Alas
ka, is here looking over his property
near Fortine. He was former resident
in this county and is now working for
the forest service in Alaska
Frank Sabin is planning to move
his hardware furnishings and stock in
TO the old Lindsey building owned by
Frank Baney as soon as the repair
ing and carpenter work is finished
Last week the city put in large
wooden culvert near the high school
to drain off the water from the spring
thaws.
The Sons Of Rest returned from their
annual hunting trip on upper Graves
creek. The snow this year was too deep
for good hunting, SO they returned be-
fore their usual weeks hunting was
completed The members that made the
trip were: George McGlenn, Walter
Sutherland, Frank Baney, Perl Zook,
Gale McKain. Webb Carey, Jim Co.'S
itch and Jim Hutton. Their cook, Fos-
ter Hendrickson. and Marshall Muir
ray went up Saturday and they all re-
turned Sunday.
Mrs. Pete De Roster was a guest of
Mrs. Ed Hendrickson during her short
visit here.
Rozella Anderson has been absent
from the third grade for several days
on account Of illness
An educational and entertaining pro-
gramme was given Thursday afternoon
in the assembly of the grade school
for Armistice Day. Mrs. Walter Glib
bons and Patricia Gibbons gave inter-
esting readings as special numbers
Jesse and Bill Bolen, Victor Peltier
and Charles Whitmarsh went hunting
and were lucky enough to get deer
each
Roosevelt grade school has started
both boys and girls basketball. Some
good teams are expected to be de-
veloped this season
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mccullough mot
ored to Libby Saturday morning.
J. M. Oxender and son Roy Of Trego
were business visitors in Eureka Fri
day.
The Baptist annual bazaar will be held
at Sabin's store Saturday, November
10. Light lunches, sherbet and cake
will be served. Come in and buy your
Christmas gifts. II
Mrs. II. D. Simpson held Baptist
services in Fortine Sunday morning
W. V. Chalcraft of Gateway was a
business visitor in Eureka Tuesday.
The Poston Brothers closed down
their camp at Dickey Lake Tuesday be-
cause Of the unfavorable weather. They
plan to start work again April Is.
The Royal Neighbor sewing circle
met at the home of Mrs VIM Schnei-
der Friday afternoon. About Is ladies
were present and enjoyed pleasant
meeting and delicious luncheon.
Monday evening there was meet
ing OF the Roosevelt school board. P.
j. Zook was hired to haul the car
load of coal they had ordered.
Mrs. Charles n. Harvey broke her
hip Monday when she slipped and
fell. Tuesday evening she was much
improved.
]. P Melby of Whitefish was a bust
ness visitor h Eureka Friday and
Saturday working with O. F. Teel
Cliff Sherman and Mr. Hofert Of
Puyallup, Wash, the Christmas tree
contract men, were in Eureka on bust
| ness
Miss Sylvia johnson of Dorr, B. G.
spent the weekend here visiting with
friends.
James D. Duncan of Whitefish was
in town on business Thursday and Fri
day.
Fred Miller of Couer d'Alene was
business caller in Eureka Wednes-
day.
Jim Carey Of Kalispell was in town
| visiting Sunday.
]. M Oxender and son Roy Of Tregc
were in Eureka Monday.
Mrs. Nora Pomeroy left Eureka
Saturday for Arkansas. She is plan
ming months visits with her father
and friends at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover C. Gorsuch OF
Wenatchee, Wash, were in Eureka the
first OF the week. Mr. Gorsuch has the
contract of building the new United
States custom house at Rooseville. He
will not begin work until excavation
can be done in the spring.
Bob Gibson Of Kalispell spent the
weekend visiting friends in Eureka.
Dean johnson and son of Cut Bank
were hunters in the surrounding coun-
try Friday.
Rev Richard Price of Whitefish held