The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-02-08

Grover and Carlysle Anderson of
Gateway were business callers in Eu-
reka Tuesday afternoon.
Walt Gibbons was business visitor
in Kalispell Monday.
River Power company's property in
connection with the complaint lied by
W. S. Gibbons. mayor and Marshall
Murray, town clerk, regarding the rates
charged for electro service.
Thos Ferris of Douglas Wilson & Co.,
Great Falls, Mont, is making the an
nual audit of the Tobacco River Power
company's books this week.
A birthday surprise party was held
for Mrs. Harrison Smith last Thursday
evening. Feb l. The party was given
by the B. Y. P. u. and the Baptist
Ladies Aid Refreshments were served
and beautifully decorated cake and
several gifts were presented 10 Mrs.
Smith. Everyone reported very en-
joyable time
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mikalson and
baby daughter motored to Eureka from
Helena to attend the funeral of Mr.,
Clark. Mrs. Mikalson, formerly Miss
Bess Gray, roomed at the Clark home
for seven years while teaching school
here
Rev ard Mrs. T. " Swinehart were
visitors in the Tooley Lake district
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bottorff enter
tanned few friends at their home last
Wednesday evening after the Colonial
dinner The evening was pleasantly
spent playing games.
fRr. and Mrs A. A. Purdy left last
Wednesday in their car for Helena and
Grass Range where they will visit with
Mrs. Purdy's relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Clark and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Salter were callers in Kalispell
on business Monday.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Margaret Schuck
Thursday afternoon, Feb. IS.
Harold Gompf of Libby was in Eu-
reka most of the week helping with
the funeral services and taking charge
Of the body. of Mr.. Clark.
Paul Morrison left Thursday for
Reno, Nevada, where he will be in the
Veterans Hospital there.
A. r. McKeen of Whitefish was a
business visitor in Eureka Tuesday.
The Roosevelt school beat the H. S.
Freshmen in basketball game Tues
day afternoon at the Roosevelt school
gym by a score Of to 6. The second
game was between the girls of the as
sembly room and the fifth grade boys
which proved victory for the boys by
the close score of 4 to 2.
Monday afternoon after school Miss
Alice Shields and Mrs. Jewell Thomas
entertained with suffer for the other
members of the faculty.
Miss Grace Frost is teaching the first
grade due to the illness of Mrs. Sam
Bottorff
/ Vic Wolff of Fortine was a caller in
town Wednesday.
] T.. r. Winslow motored TO Kalispell
Tuesday afternoon.
i Wilson and Willie Smith Of Libby
spent the weekend in Eureka at the
home Of their parents Mr. and Mrs
Harrison Smith. Mr. +. r. Smith was
a business visitor here Sunday ane
Monday.
/ Pat Jones was chosen as director q
the Western Pine Manufacturers as
ISOLATION for this district of Montans
at meeting of the association neld i
Kalispell on Saturday Walter Neils O
Libby was also selected as a member
from this county.
The members of the Catholic Altar
Society met at the home of Mrs Frank
Sabin Thursday and discussed plans
for the St. Patrick's dance which will b
given in Quirk's hall.
Frank Day Of Ural was caller II
Eureka Monday visiting at the home o.
Perry Armstrong
Carl Bonde of the Kalispell Grocery
was business visitor in Eureka Sun.
day
Walt Gibbons was caller in kalis.
pell Monday on business.