The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-06-29

spite of this some of the eggs Matched
Mrs. l. H. Winslow took Tracy and
Rose Mary to Kalispell the last OF last
week and had their tonsils taken out
The children are doing well.
c. W. Landsrud, Robert Stack. Joe
A. Dutton and A. H. Griffin were in
town Friday and Saturday with the
Conoco travel bureau bus. Mrs. L. W.
Fetterly rode to Whitefish in ne bus
to visit her sister, Mrs. ]. W. Burpee
She returned home Sunday The bus
stopped in Eureka again Tuesday on
its way to Banff, Canada L.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
give food sale at the Standard Groc-
cry Saturday, July 9Th.
Rev. Omar Idso arrived in Eureka
Tuesday He will conduct services at
the Methodist Church Sunday, July 2,
at IL a. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The Methodist Aid is giving a food
sale on July 20.
Mace Mahar of Whitefish called in
Eureka Sunday on his way to Spo-
kane on business.
Word has been received here of the
death of Miss Grace Sweesy's mother
at her home last week.
Agnes Gregor returned home last
week on vacation from the Sacred
Heart training school for nurses in
Spokane
Winifred Schagel spent the weekend
visiting Ruth Wolff in Fortine.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
gave an ice cream social on the Rob-
ertson lawn Saturday. They report the
affair a success both socially and fl
nancially.
Thomas Warden, who has been visit
ing here for week, returned Tuesday
to Tonasket, Wash.
Don Kennedy was transacting busi-
ness in Kalispell Monday.
Miss Jane Mathews left last week
for her home near Lewistown where
she will spend her vacation.
Prof. G. w. Day, Frank Thomas, Rev
Swineheart and Bert Mckenzie made a
trip to Fish lakes Tuesday. The Nc
Kenzie car was tipped over on the trip
but it was not greatly damaged.
Mrs, Harry Owens and children have
returned to Kalispell after their visit
at the Douglass ranch
Fl. B. Foote, director of the division
Of water and sewage, was here the firs'
of the week inspecting the city water
c. E. Kampfe of Fortine was in toWr
on business Monday
John Nelson returned Tuesday from
North Dakota with his bride.
| A. E. Williamson, state examiner, wa.
here Friday looking over the books o.
the city, school district, and the Gler
Lake irrigation district.
Mrs. Molly Larson, Fay and Bartor
and Mrs. Fred Marks and Nadine were
up from Rexford visiting at the Ale,
Donaldson home, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Shepherd were
here from Whitefish Sunday calling q
the O. F. Teel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunsinger o
Rexford were guests at the Tracy
Johnston home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Smith and MI
and Mrs. James Cole were on tril
to Roman Sunday and Monday On tn,
trip Mr.. Smith traded in his PONTIAC
on a new Ford sedan
Margie Hammond of Rexford spen
Sunday visiting Eva Rhodes.
Mrs. Irwin Sahnow Of Portland ant
her sister, Mrs. Merlin Scott, left Tues
day on camping trip to the noun
tains-
! Father Francis Whalen and Mr. F.
Carey went to Trego Tuesday to spent
few days fishing. Father Whalen i
a guest at the Fred Gilmond hom
and MIR. Carey is staying with Mr.. an
Mrs. A. T. Purdy.
Mrs Molly Larson and Barton Lar
son were callers in Eureka Saturday.
j. d. Levin arrived in Eureka Sun
day on the Empire Builder fror
Washington, D. c., and other easter
cities that he visited on his trip.
The Past Matron's Club of the East