The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-03-15
Eureka Locals

H Mccullough returned from opo-
kane Thursday where he had been on
a business trip.
Mrs katherine Dick spent the week
end in Whitefish visiting with her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Purdy and Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Purdy left early tues
dav morning by motor for California.
Alley motored there to look over
probable business proposition
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Fetterly, Lewis
and MISS Marian Kay Stone were DIN
ner guests of f. P Carey Friday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Israelson of Trego
have moved into the house formerly
occupied by Tracie Johnston and owned
by Mr.. Teel.
Miss Mary Louise Ford, who has been
visiting friends here the past two weeks,
returned to her home in Great Falls
last week
Rev. Richard Price of Whitefish was
. caller in Eureka over the weekend
and held Episcopal services here Sun
day morning.
DR.. A. E. Ostroot, oculist from Libby
snent the week in Eureka staying a
. the Montana hotel.
Fred Welfonq at Missoula and +. X
Kirk of Kalispell were business caiier
| in Eureka Monday and Tuesday
7 Mrs. Teel and Mrs. Cap Purdy Wer'
G callers at the Fetterly home Frida,
: evening. J,
0 Attorney Marshall Murray and tn
e iurymen from this part OF the count
i are in Libby this week attending cour
. Two local elections will be held mex
c month. At the city election to be hel
G Monday, April 2, one alderman fror
g each ward will be elected. A schot
t. district, No. 10, election will be bel
e Saturday April 7. for two school trus
: tees. The terms of Mrs. Nora Pomero
Il and Lynn Purdy expire. The electro
y will be held at the Roosevelt school.
: The members of the past president
1t parley OF the American Legion Auxil
a. ary entertained the Auxiliary membe
Friday evening at the Montana hot
club room at dish shower IN hon'
% Of Mrs. John Morgan. Mrs. Morgi
: was presented with a beautiful $
l. piece set of china dishes.
% Miss Downing went to kallspf
: Monday and returned Tuesday She n
- an X-ray taken Of her arm which $
= injured quite severely Sunday CIV
lie. ming. j.,
- tba home IF Mrs. George McGlenn Fl
l.. dav afternoon, March %.
=, DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cook and daugf
= ers Virginia and Rachael Of Kalispt
70 70 were visiting friends in Eureka Sund
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Eberth motored
~ Kalispell Saturday on short busln
zee trip.
- Foster Hendrickson left Sunday
/. Missoula where he has been emplo.
i. bv the civil service commission.
- will work at Thompson Falls.
~ The Baptist Ladies Aid will m
-. :; Thursday afternoon at the home
III Mrs Nj. E. Scott, on March 22.
80 week visiting with Mrs. Marsl
: = Murray while Mr. Murray was IN LII
attending court.
Mrs. lydia Mcneil Of Sites, Ida
stopped off here Sunday while enrc
home from the hospital in Roches
J, MINI. While she was here Mrs Me-
lhs visited her brother, the Rev. Il.
&c Swinehart.
'at- Mr.. and Mrs Les Jones and b
stra daughter, Patty Ann, from kalis
ca were visiting at the home Of Mr..
SeIs Mrs. Pearl Zook.
ONE Mrs. Hazel NJ Brawley, dis
---- deputy Of the Royal Neighbors
Whitefish, was visitor in town
tween trains Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B, Graves mot
to Radnor Tuesday on business.
Russell Campbell, who has
working in Cutbank, returned
Friday for a short visit, and retu
to work Tuesday.
Palmer Havskjold was bus
caller in Whitefish Tuesday
Keifer Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. F'lel
and several cars from Gateway we
Eureka Tuesday to attend the ful
Of Mrs. Sattler
John Rhodes Of Kalispell stoppe
town Monday on his way to his
at Gateway.
Mrs NJ. r.. Scott was called to
Kootenai by the illness of her mt
Mrs. wellington Brock. DR.. Lowell
companied her
Perry D. Armstrong will condu'