The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-06-15

Jane and Phoebe LaMunyan were with
them
Marvin Green has gone TO work on
| the Boulder creek lookout
Blythe Shenefelt and Sterling Schagel
are not returning home with the other
students hut will spend the summer
at their studies at Dillon Normal
Pearl Pike returned Saturday from
Thompson Falls. She has been staying
there with her sister. Mrs Sam Cook,
while attending high school
Marshal Murray, Jr., IS at present
| improving from his illness.
Don Kennedy was a business visitor
in Kalispell the first Of the week.
Pearl Moe. Frances Moe and Kenneth
Davis were calling on friends IN Eu-
reka Sunday. Pearl and Kenneth drove
! TO Whitefish from Cutbank. Pearl IS
visiting her parents.
A gravel crusher for the highway
has been moved from Kalispell to the
pit about SIX miles from town.
Ella and Dorothy Teel have two new
| BICYCLES and are the newest members
of the growing ranks OF cyclists
Miss Vivian Naethe, Mrs. James Hut
ton. Sevilla. and Larry Thompson mot
ored to Kalispell Saturday Delbert
Hutton. on his way home from school
at Bozenan, returned with them Mon
day
There was no baseball game here this
week but the local team plans to play
Somers here next Sunday.
Mrs. Don Bierly and son Delbert lett
Tuesday for Lake Mcdonald where MI
and Mrs Bierly will have charge of
the store and post office again this
summer.
Gladys Roose returned this week
from Boulder where she has been at
tending school this winter.
Norbert Schuck, Byron Olsen and
Ray Waller were fishing at Bull lake
Tuesday.
w. V. Kuchan was in Rexford Tues
day repairing telephone lines.
Julian Trip and Lynn Schuck were
in Kalispell Monday. While there they
passed the tests for their amateur
radio licenses. They can now have
sending station here in Eureka.
Albert Edwards of Shelby was a
business visitor here Friday.
Miss Winifred Ambrose of Creston
arrived in town Sunday to visit Mrs.
w. S. Gibbons.
Father Whalen held services in Rex
ford Saturday morning
Mrs Irwin Sahnow of Portland came
Saturday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. M. E.. Scott.
Roy Oxender was here from Trego
Saturday.
Stanley Stantus arrived in Eureka
Saturday from Spokane for a short
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Martin of To-
bacco were callers in town Saturday.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
at the church Thursday, June, q. Mrs.
Sampson and Mrs. A. Eberth will be
hostesses.
Mrs. Otto Genre was an Eureka Wis
itor Monday.
The meeting of the Episcopal Guild
which was to have been at the Nc
Glenn cabin at Glen Lake was post
poned. It will meet there this Friday
afternoon. Everyone is invited to at
tend; those wishing to ride out will
meet at the corner by Wave Browns.
Don Campbell and family and Mr..
and Mrs Waymire and family were
guests at the John Campbell home
Sunday.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet Friday. June 16, at the Montana
Hotel.
IL. B. Kearney returned home Tues
~day from Spokane where he has been
receiving treatment for his eyes.
MIR. and Mrs. III Mccullough are the
owners of new V8 Ford. sedan.
The Lincoln County high school
board met here Saturday.
James Mitchell Of Great Falls spoke
at the Taxpayers, Association meeting
at the high school last week. The next
meeting will be July s.
Miss Elizabeth Myndwell Campbell,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Camp
bell, formerly residents of Eureka, was
member of the graduating class Of
Lewis & Clark high school in Spokane
last week.
Bill Pierce of Kalispell and j. l.
Winslow of Whitefish were callers in
town Saturday.
Lenox Ledge was in Eureka this
week greeting old friends after an abb
sence of 20 years.
Albert Edwards of Shelby was in
town Friday.
Ambrose Gael drove home from Dill
Ion where he has been going to school,
arriving Sunday.
Dorothy and Robert Fetterlv re-
turned home from Missoula Friday
with Lewis Fetterly and Alex Purdy
in Alex new car.
Major John D. Won Holtzenborff, who
has charge of the forest conservation
camp in Redord, was visitor in Eu-
reka Monday
James Carey of Kalispell was in
Eureka on business Tuesday.
Nellie Spaulding and George Long,
who have been attending the State
University at Missoula, motored home
with FRANKLIN Long Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A1vah Boornan and
family motored here from Somers
Sunday
Mrs. Jerry Filiatreau, A. T. Purdy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Purdy mot
oraJ m JUalIo Sunday m ca, tho ahhy