The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-08-16
Eureka News
TOBACCO SALESMAN WRECKS CAR

SALESMAN WRECKS CAR
James La Duke had the misfortune to
have a very inopportne blowout
Thursday afternoon just north of the
Henry Yoppe ranch. One of the front
tires had a blowout. The car turned
completely over and faced in the OPP
posite direction. The body and Tenders
were badly bent and damaged and
the windows broken, although the car
Mr.. La Duke. who travels for the r.
]. Reynolds Tobacco Co., was not seri-
ously injured He received several
severe scratches on his back
Andy Stacey, Charles Ellis, Larry
Thompson, Henry Raber and Henry
johnson spent the weekend and sew
eral days at their homes in Eureka
They are members of Camp F-49 near
Troy and have just come from the
Yak fire.
w. C. Fewkes of Rexford was bust
ness caller in Eureka Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jacobs of Kalispell
were visitors in Eureka Thursday.
Pete Anderson and Walt Fincher, who
have been working for the forest serv-
i've, arrived home Thursday to spend
few days with their families.
Jim Carey Of Kalispell was business
visitor in Eureka Thursday
The county road crew has filled in
the old bridges between Eureka and
Rexford with sand and gravel and it
! is a good improvement One of the
bridges was unsafe for travel The men
are now working on the road near
!, Trego.
mr. and Mrs. Walter WOLF and
daughter Of Libby were visiting in
Eureka Thursday afternoon and eve
ming.
/ f. A. Butts OF Kalispell, who is sell
/ ing insurance for the Masonic lodge,
was in Eureka making calls Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Larry Riley and son
of Butte stopped over in Eureka Friday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. O. P. ]. Mosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley are en- route to
Seattle where they are planning to
make their home.
| Mrs. Lucy Bass of Spokane, form
er resident Of Eureka, arrived here
Monday fo~ visit with friends.
Mrs. r. Fl. Pond, sons Hollister and
Robert and daughter Genevra OF
Whitefish were visitors Thursday at the
Teel home.
Mrs Laura Gompf Of Libby was a
L.,c;-ass caller in Eureka Thursday and
Friday.
~. ard Mrs II. Mccullough, Mary
Alice, Helen, Barbara Jean, and Mr.
E. L. Richardson motored to Kalispei
Thursday.
Lewis Fetterly was business visitor
= in Rexford and Gateway Monday. ID
' Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Mccullough motoree
/ to Libby Saturday.
: Mrs. Mable Belts of Pleasant Valley
: and Earnest Parker of Winnepeg, Can.
i visited at the Waller home Tuesday
Lewis Fetterly attended the farewell
party for Molly Larson at Rexfort
Monday night.
w. r. Parcels and family Of Rexfort
spent Sunday in Eureka visiting friends
DR. O. E. Ostroot of Libby was
G business caller in Eureka Monday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. McKain and MI
d and Mrs. w. c. Albee left Eureka earl
e Tuesday morning by car to attend tn
= grand chapter of the Eastern Stars t
6 be held at Great Falls.
o Miss Eva Silver is now working .
n the Olson hospital and will be in charg
n while Mrs. Olson goes on short va
"a cation.
as Rev. Swinehart took number of tn
6. boys of the Church of God on camp
le ing trip to Tetrault lake last week
OF Miss Doris Evins spent the week-en
re at the Clyde Smith home near Toole
lake.
1e Mrs. Gale Camrhell is quite sick wit
H. the flu at this writing
c. II. Belmont of TTeqo was bus
3. ness visitor in Eureka Tuesday.
n, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood of the Hanovt
er Insurance company were callers at Il
Marshall Murray home Tuesday eve
ming.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will me
e Thursday afternoon, August e at Il
: church. Mrs. Ed Hendfieksen will
the hostess.
- Alfred Peltier and children and Mi
Ruth Armstrong had very eniovab
D motor trip through Glacier Park SUI
dav.
MIR. and Mrs Dewey Martin al
daughter Sally Ann motored to Whit
fish Tuesday Mrs Martin and Sal
Ann then took the train for a Vi.
with her brother in Virginia, who h
been seriously i'll.
Professor Day has been sick the pa
week with the flu
Mrs. +. r. Rice was motored to Whit
fish by her daughter Lois Tuesday. M
Rice will 60 by train from there
Great Falls where she will attend t
Grand chapter meeting OF the Easte
Stars.
Miss Maude and Bell McCannon
Spokane arrived Saturday for Vi
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Costich /
Thursday for Springdale, Wash. TIL
have been visiting friends and relatiN
here the past week.
Miss Doris Rector of Grand For
N. d., is visiting at the home Of
and Mrs. Ray Frost
George Drake was a business cal