The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-07-26
Eureka Locals

Mrs. Harry Bolen went to the Sacred
Heart hospital in Spokane for an OPP
Grafton. Her daughter Eva Silver ac-
companied her.
Perry Armstrong and daughters,
Rosalee and ABBY Ann, left by motor
Wednesday morning for his old home
in Missouri.
Ray Boorman of Shelby visited his
mother the last of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Price made
business trip to Kalispell Tuesday
Mrs. Polly Baird and daughter Donna
Lee returned to their home at Brown
Meadows Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H. Nc
Cullough and Mary Alice motored them
over Mary Alice will stay for short
visit
Paul Goss will work on the lookout
for Richard Clark who is laid up by
bad cut on his foot Mr.. Beebe took
him to Libby for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Fetterly and
Lewis were dinner guests at the Archie
Thompson home in Rexford Wednesday
evening
Ronald Rice has been visiting in
| Gateway the past week.
The Royal Neighbor sewing circle
will meet at the city park for covered
dish picnic Friday, July II.
MIR and Mrs. A. Knapp of Oswego
are enjoying their new cabin at Glen
lake.
MIR. and Mrs T. W. Hanson and fam
lily of St Paul, Mimi, have been en-
ioying their vacation at the Singing
Pine Ranch near the Canadian border,
which belongs to Frank Sabin. Friday
Mr. Sabin took them to Whitefish
where they took No. 2 for ST. Paul
Mrs. Nellie Fielding of Rexford came
to Eureka Monday and is visiting at the
| o. f. Teel home.
Fred Marvel Of Rexford was bust
ness caller in Eureka Thursday after
noon.
Jess Wetzel and Ed French were
kalsomining and painting the offices of
| Drs. Keith and Laura Lowell last week.
James Sinclair stopped in Eureka for
! a days visit with his mother, Mrs Ida
i Sinclair. Jim left Friday to resume
his work for the forest service at Priest
| River, Idaho
Mrs. J. r. Buhmiller spent several
days visiting and shopping in Kalispell
and returned Friday afternoon.
Ben f Maiden, who won the demo-
cratic nomination for county attorney,
was caller in Eureka Friday and Sat
urday
Frank Opp of the II. Earl Clack Oil
| Company was in town on business the
first of the week.
G. E. Davis, former resident and
business man of Eureka, was visiting
old friends here Friday. Mrs. Davis and
daughter Lucille were spending week
camping at the Fish Lakes hatchery
near Stryker.
Charles Red Marsh is home to
spend few days. He has been driving
truck near Troy.
W. v. Chaloraft OF Gateway was in
Eureka Tuesday morning having some
dental work done.
i 0. p Mosby has received a shipment
of liquor stock and is now doing busi-
ness. He received IS cases of different
kinds of wines, gins, whiskeys, brandies
and other liquors.
A. j. Flemming and Mr.. and Mrs
Keefer Gray of Gateway were visiting
in Eureka Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Hay, who have
been visiting at the Walter Sutherland
home at Roosville for the past week
returned to their home at Bozemar
, Friday.
'Chas. Sisson accompanied Forest
Ranger w. r. Fremming and a crew 81
, men for trip in the mountains Blu
severe snow and rain storm drove
them back
Herb McGlenn was called to his home
in Oswego by the sudden death Of Mr.
Tyner, who owned the store where
Herb worked. Geo. McGlenn took hin
home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. M Preston are home
} for a few weeks. They have beer
, travelling through Flathead and Mis-
{ soula counties.
! Mrs. Ed Madden of Rehord was ii
9 town Friday evening to attend tn,
Hunsinger- Rice party.
Mrs. Chas Howell and family anc
Mrs. Ed Eberth of Roosville were camp.
] ing at Tetrault lake for the past week
Vacation Bible school opened Mon
y udy WIFI "a lhl BS llLlullJEt III dllEDudIlce
Mrs Lula Olsen, Mrs. Mary Vorhe
and Dorothy Gasahl will assist Rev
: and Mrs Marsh with the teaching.
, A seven pound boy was born to Mrs
! John Doble Saturday evening at tn,
!, Olsen hospital.
!, Alfred Peltier and family and hi
sister Edna left for Port Hill, Ida, t,
visit at the L. L. Adams home Rutl
Armstrong and Laird Byers accom-
panied them as far as Libby wher,
: they will attend the Church Of Coz
: convention.
Mrs. Fred Clark went to Libby Mon
day to attend the Church Of God camp