The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-10-04
Eureka Locals

MIR. Beelter and family ana MI ana
Mrs Arthur Redwood of West Virginia
arrived in Eureka to make their home
at the Billy Rhodes place.
Angus McRae shipped a young fawn
to Mr, Hazelbaker at Dillon Wednes-
day With the deer season about to start
Angus was afraid "Bunnie' would be
shot. The deer was shipped with the
permission of Game Warden Darlington
OF Libby.
Ross Parcels, who spent the summer
in Twin Falls. Ida, returned home Fri
day.
Mrs. William Schagel and daughter
Winnifred went to Spokane Sunday.
Several members of the Smith survey
camp near Troy including J. B. Hern-
don and Marley Schagel were in Eu-
reka Friday and Saturday.
Gladys Workman, who has spent the
summer with her mother in Kalispell,
returned home to Eureka with her faith
err Sunday afternoon.
Margaret Steen of Missoula was a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Eldon Schuck Monday,
Mrs. Carl West of ReMord was here
Saturday to receive medical treatment
tor badly sprained ankle
Bert Brouller and Webb Carey mo-
tored to Kalispell Friday and returned
:. sau4y
Ferris Blanchard and e. Owens of
Libby spent the week end visiting
friends in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Warden went to
Washington to visit with his parents
and relatives.
Francis Gael has been sick the first
of the week with a severe cold.
The Royal Neighbor Sewing Circle
met at the home of Mrs. Gale Campbell
Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Bliss as as
sistant hostess Mrs. Loretta Costich
received the gift prize. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Evelyn Peltier
and Mrs Ruth Rhodes.
The baseball fans of Eureka have
been gathering at different homes to
get the radio reception Of the world
series games. The interest this year
seems to be more hectic than usual
With the duck season opening today
Postmaster Fetterly has been doing a
land office business selling the federal
duck stamps. Every person is required
to have duck stamp attached to his
license before hunting With the ducks
as plentiful as they are this year the
hunting should prove very profitable
John Collins has purchased the prop
erty next to the Catholic church form
erly occupied by L. r. Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Rock, Mrs. Fred
Johnston, and Mrs P. j. Zook motored
to Bonners Ferry last week end. Mrs
Zook went on to Spokane where she
will visit few days,
There was meeting of the Roosevelt
school board last Friday.
Miss Thelma Morrison motored te
Missoula Saturday morning She will
then 60 to Bozeman where she will
enter school.
Miss Grace Sweesy and Miss Grace
Downing were shopping in Kalispel
Saturday
Ray and Grin Frost were business
callers in Libby Friday.
Mrs. J. Couture and daughter Jear
and James and Alvin Murray from
Arlee arrived here Sunday for shor
visit with Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Muir
ray and children. They returned t.
| Arlee Monday
DIR. and Mrs. Church of Libby were
guests of Doctors Laura and Keith
Lowell over the week end
Prof and Mrs. Day and children ane
MIR. and Mrs. Ted Mellinger spent Sun
day fishing at Fish Point.
L. E. Trip, who is working in Libby
was home to spend the week end will
his family.
Ed Richardson returned home Mon.
day from the Yak where he has beer
doing plumbing work at the new range
station.
Emmons and Turk Hampton 0
Libby, former residents of Eureka
were visiting friends here Saturday.
The Catholic Ladies are sponsoring
a dance to be given at Rooseville Sat
urday, October 9th.
Jewell Thomas returned home for
short visit with his wife Jewell plan
on leaving again Tuesday.
Marshall Murray went to Libb,
Tuesday to attend district court
Dorothy Banner and daughter 0
Libby were guests of Drs. Lowell las