Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-10-27

Last week the voters of Eureka saw
and talked with many OF the politicians
of the state and county Among them
were: Frank Haxelhaker, Steve G. Ar
mold, Frank Baney, Louis Klenck, YER
non Bessey, Walter Wolx, William
Herbert j.. E Rafkwood.. Timothy
Miller, George Monio and Carrie La
Munyan
Dominic Fox of Kalispell was In
town Monday looking over his prop
erty here and in the surrounding ooun-
Try.
With the opening of the deer sea-
son Tuesday several carloads of hunt
ers came from the eastern part of the
state. Cars were seen from Great Falls,
Butte, and Chinook.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs Henry Yoppe
Thursday, November 3rd
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Murray and
Mr.. Jay Sailing were guests to duck
dinner Friday evening at the home
of DR.. and Mrs R. W. Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Klenck of Lib
by were visiting in Eureka Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe johnson Of For
tine were callers in town Saturday.
l. W. Feterly was in Rexford on
business Monday morning.
Tom Quirk and Miss Alice Cliff,
John Qu&k and Afiss ,ldaAAegine Dick,
and Frances Mcclure and Miss Alice
Shields spend the weekend visiting in
Kalispell.
Rev. Richard Price Of Whitefish held
services in the Episcopal church here
Sunday.
Carlton E. Joughin of Libby was \
business caller in Eureka Wednesday
to attend the meeting of the County
High School board
Rudy Peck and his mother, Mrs.
Frank Peck, motored to Kalispell and
spent Saturday and Sunday there.
A. II Griffin of the Continental Oil
Co., of Kalispell was business visitor
in Eureka Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. r W. Waters and Mrs. Marsh
all Murray were callers at the home
of Mrs. Charles Dorm of Rexford
Thursday.
Miss Grace Sweesy presented two oi
her pupils, Mary Louise Day and Enid
Buh1niller in delightful recital Thurs
day afternoon. Those present enjoyed
the affair very much and report tia,
the pupils show pleasing progress on
the piano.
Mrs E. J. Henion left Saturday for
Lewiston, Idaho. where she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. w. Wyatt
E E Price is giving Halloween
party for the grade school boys a,
the Roosevelt school gym Hallowe en-.
All boys from the fifth to the eighth
grades are to be entertained. This
is an event looked forward to by the
boys every year.
The Eureka grade school will start
basket ball practice. October 31st. With
the material present the school is ex-
pecting a strong team.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Berget and baby
daughter, have recently moved from
Whitefish to Eureka.
DR.. R. w. Waters made one of his
regular tours of inspection to the
Roosevelt school Friday.
Friday was the monthly quarter hol-
iday at the grade school, All except
twelve in the assembly had earned
their holiday by being neither absent
nor tardy for the past month.
Jewell Thomas and Steve McCul-
Tough were fishing at Stryker Lake
Sunday
Mrs P. D. Armstrong of Trego is
visiting her sister, Mrs r. F. Winters
Robert White from Oregon is new
scholar enrolled in the eighth grade
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stockner anc
baby moved to Missoula to make their
home for the winter.
James Butts and Clyde Smith, with
few other hunters in the party, re-
turned from the South Fork Of the
F1athead with three elk.
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. mccullough
motored to Waller Monday morning fol
a short visit with Mr.. Mccullough.
brother Ernest
Mrs. A. A. Purdy was motored Il
KaliSpel Thursday afternoon by Levi.
Fetterly. Mrs Purdy spent Friday ane
Saturday there for medical treatnen
by DR.. Harris.