The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-10-05
Eureka Locals

Eul IND IUIdlS
With the opening of the duck season
Sunday noon the hunters were far
more numerous than the ducks Bet
ter hunting is expected when the north
ern ducks start migrating south.
Correction-The Episcopal Guild met
with Mrs j. F. McGlenn instead OF
Mrs. G. E. McKain as was printed in
last weeks paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Preston left for
Deer Lodge today or a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barnun who have
been residing here the past few months,
moved to Kalispell last week
Jim Carey of Kalispell was a bus
inesss visitor in Eureka Friday.
Mrs. Frank Thomas left Friday for
Chicago to visit the fair for a few
weeks
Miss Jane Mathews spent the week
end in Kalispell visiting friends.
j. E. Leary left Tuesday for Port
land. Oregon, where he will receive
medical treatment for his hearing
Miss Alice Gift spent the week end
in Whitefish as guest at the home OF
Miss Katherine Dick.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Eberth and Mr..
and Mrs Russell Zook had very
pleasant motor trip to Fernie Satur-
day.
Kennie Graves returned to Eureka
Tuesday from Cutbank where he has
been in the oil fields. He is planning to
return to the fields some time in the
near future
Miss Berthina Goldberg of Whitefish
was week end guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George MeGlenn.
Fred Clark and John Huiton motored
to Kalispell Monday on business.
Francis Gael made business trip to
! Kalispell the latter part Of last week
] Fl. Mccullough was business visitor
in Spokane Saturday.
Tony Spear, former Eureka res
| ident, was a visitor here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons motored
/ to Ka1ispeIl Thursday on business.
Mrs. Carl West Of Rexford was a
guest at the home ef Mr. and Mrs. Q.
r. Teel Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Scott and fam
| lily spent Sunday visiting at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Wellington Brock OF
] West Kootenai
Mrs Carrie LaMunyon, county super
] intendent of schools, spent Friday and
Saturday in Eureka.
Rev. Mrs. E. v. Swineheart held
/ services Sunday at the Sheldon Canyon
/ schoolhouse
Elmer White was a business visitor
IN Ka1ispe1i Monday.
Bill and Norbert Schuck, sons Of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Schuck who were recent
w accepted into the navy, report that
I they like San Diego fine although Bill
had the misfortune of falling out OF
his hammock and breaking two front
4 teeth.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Price and Rev.
Price mother of Whitefish held services
at the Rexford C.C.C. camp Sunday
Mrs. Warren McClench accompanied
them to Eureka where she stopped and
visited at the home Of Mr.. Doris Brod-
erick
Russell Zook left Tuesday for Wen
atchee, Washington, where he will work
in the apple harvest.
( All the Red Cross material has been
moved from the Masonic Temple to
/ the building adjoining the office OF the
Eureka Mirror.
The teachers of the Roosevelt school
held their suffer Monday Immediately
after school. Hotesses for the occasion
were: Mr.. Wave Brown and Mrs. Rus
sell Zook. The menu consisted Of chick
en- salad, cheese waters, steamed pud-
ding, hard sauce, and coffee
Frank Sabin left Sunday afternoon
for Chicago where he will visit with
friend and relatives and attend the
Worlds fair.
The Quirk Cattle Company shipped
four carloads Of cattle to Spokane Sun
day. Emmett and Tom Quirk and Ale,
Purdv went with the shipment.
Mrs. Z. B. Sisson has been confined
to her bed the past week end.
Mrs j. f. McGlenn went to White
fish Thursday and visited at the nome
Of her daughter She returned Sunday
with Rev. and Mrs. Price.
Mrs. Carrie LaMunyon held rura
i teachers meeting at the Pinkham schoo
Saturday Demonstrations in teaching
were given by Mrs. Ethel Long, teach
err of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bun Knott Of Yves
Kootenai were business callers in Eu-
reka Monday.
Mr. Alverson of Glen lake made |
bushes trip to Standpoint Saturday
contemplating the purchase OF shinglt
mill.
Miss Fay and Ruth Wolff motored L
Kalispell Saturday.
Mr.. Walker and Mrs. Nicely were Wis
itors at the Roosevelt school Tuesday
I and gave demonstration lessons in read
ing to the teachers.
Oliver Lundin of Great Falls motorec
to Eureka Sunday to visit his father
T. v. Lundin, and his brother, Ward
Mrs. Oliver Lundin is in Chicago at
tending the American Legion Auxil-
larry convention and the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ponton have re-
turned to make their home in Eureka
Gertrude and Ray Waller Entertain