Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-05-11


Miss Inez Ratekin, county librarian
from Libby, spent Wednesday until
Saturday working and visiting here in
Eureka. rs~
State University Missoula.-Dorothy
Fetterly, Eureka, is one of the eight
entrants to the -Aber Day ofaterieaf
contest held every year at the State
University. She will talk on the sub
ject, Migratory Boys
Hugh Klossner, who is working IN
Kalspell, spent the weekend with his
family here.
Lewis Fetterly and Miss Marian
Stone were business callers in For
tine Saturday morning.
A large crowd of Eureka people at
tended the district track meet in
Whitefish Saturday afternoon. Some
of the people making the trip were:
T. E. Price, Merlin Scott, Winnifred
Schagel Ruth and Fay Wolff Miss
Grace Sweesv. Miss Aletha Hittle and
Mrs. w. S. Gibbons.
Carlysle Anderson of Gateway was
a business visitor in Eureka Wednes-
day.
John Morgan and family have moved
into the house formerly occupied by
Oscar Wolff.
Mrs. James Roberts of Pinkham spent
the weekend visiting friends in town.
The American Legion Auxiliary gave
musical program at the Montana
Hotel Friday evening. The public was
invited and those that attended were
pleased that they had not missed the
| fine program that was given.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
| Thursday afternoon, May Is, at the
home of Mrs. John Bernhard
Miss Alice Cliff and Mrs. F. j. Gael
were callers in Kalispell Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Pival and her daugh-
tiers. Helen Gertrude and Mary Janet
/ of Libby, attended the baccalaureate
/ service here Sunday evening In the
party also was Louis kromholtz and
Lyle Austin.
A miscellaneous shower was given
for Mrs. Dorothy Pike Shanahan FRI
dav evening at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Dell Pike. The hostesses for the
4 occasion were Mrs. Fred Rock, Mrs
I Jerry Filiatreau. Mrs. Fred Johnston
and Mrs. Roy Rhodes.
4 Rev. and Mrs. Richard Price q
: Whitefish will leave Friday for Bill
ings to attend the Episcopal state con-
vention. Mrs. j. F. McGlenn Of Eu-
reka and Mrs. L. Price will accompan,
them.
, Mrs. All Eberth and Eddie motoret
, Mrs. EVELYN Peltier and daughter
J Bubbles and Ramona to Kalispell Tues
!, day morning where they will take tn
bus to Butte to visit Mrs, Arthu
: Longprey.
! MT. H. Mccullough was visitor i
Kalispell Saturday.
Bill Hunsinger was visiting TREND
I in Eureka Wednesday
The Episcopal Guild will give thel
!. last party Thursday evening, May u
: at the Montana Hotel A dessert lunch
! con will be served promptly at 7;3
: o'clock. Pinochle and bridge will 3
nlaved and the prizes awarded. IN
!, public is cordially invited to attent
! The hostesses will be Mrs. W. Brown
? Mrs. C. w. Dav, and Mrs. F. Il. Jone:
: DR. G. B. Hamilton went to llrcl
FRIDAY to do some dental clinical Wori
: He is planning on returning the la.
: of the month.
), Miss Jane Matthews and Mr.. Leonar
u Ackeret were dinner guests at tn
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Purd
: Thursday evening.
!. Miss Aletha Hittle and Miss Grac
> Sweesy motored to kalispeH oatur
day.
The rural schools Of Lincoln Count
: held their annual track meet at tr
2 Roosevelt and High School track fiele
9 Saturday. The mental events WEI
? held in the morning and the athletic
in the afternoon. There were true
car and bus loads of students iron
Silvinite, Manicke, Tooley Lake, Res
ford, Iowa Flats, Sheldon Canyo
= Fortine, Gateway, Trego, Graves cree
y and other schools. Mrs. Carrie Ho.
~ LaMunyan had charge of the meet.
! Kenneth Reynolds and Buck Was
y poner Of Kalispell were callers IN II
. reka Monday
Pete Lash and Mr.. Graves Of Sea
9 tie motored to Eureka arriving ne,
, last Thursday morning. They broug
q truck load of furniture for Chari
= Graves.
! The Catholic Ladies food sale he
. Saturday at Sabin's store was hui
success. !.
y Wednesday was declared hold;
by Mayor w. S. Gibbons as Cenetel
+ !. Day. All places Of business were clos
y and the day spent working at the 4,
q bacco Valley Cemetery. The pub
brought their own lunches and u
American Legion Auxiliary furnish'