The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-06-28
Eureka Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Zook motored
to Essex, visited at Glacier Park hotel
and returned home Sunday. Eloise and
Dean Brown returned with them.
Mrs. H r. Freund and SON Of Brook
lyn, New York, were guests at the
Montana hotel and are en- route, by
motor, to Salt Lake City
/ L. Fl. Good and r. L. Bretthour, en-
gineers from Whitefish, stopped in Eu-
reka Monday with the Great Northern
rail testing machine.
Misses Ella and Dorothy Teel will
spend the weekend with friends in
Spokane.
Franklin Long left Saturday FOR
Berkeley, Calf, where he will teach
during the summer session of the Uni
versity Of California Following this, he
will resume his studies at the same
institution where he is working for his
Ph.D. He has been granted university
fellowship for the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Winkley were in
town Monday Jack expects to take up
his duties as guide in Glacier National
Park next week. They were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isrealson.
Roy Oxender Of Trego was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Pat Jones, Corene and Mrs
Enos Campbell motored to Kalispell
Wednesday.
Sterling Schaeel has returned from
school at Dillon. He made many stops
for visits en- route home.
Mrs. Amelia Cellar Of Fortine was in
own Wednesday.
Friday, June s, Mrs. Teel served her
first mess of peas from her garden and
last week she had lovely bouquet of
sweet peas. There are many early and
beautiful gardens here, but we admit
the Teels are fast and early people.
Mr.. Weber has new assistant in
his barber shop. Jack Ring Of Whitefish
is now at work here.
Albert Smith has a new Plymouth
car.
Ambrose Gael, accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Costich, made a business trip
to Kalispell Monday.
Eureka, Gateway, Newgate and Rex
ford were well represented at Tetrault
lake Sunday.
Fred Penwell, Helena, was in Eu-
reka over the week lend transacting
business.
Professor Day made business trip
to Kalispell last Friday.
Ray Smiths two small daughters ar
rived from Kalispell Friday and are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Har-
rison Smith.
Rufus Young, Ural, was in Eureka
on business over the weekend and re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. II. w. Freeland and Winnie
Drake, both of Spokane, are visiting
at the George Drake home.
Mrs. w. A. Clark spent Sunday at
the Salter home.
Mrs. Kenneth Curtis and Maud Cur
tbs have been spending several days at
Tetrault lake
A shower was given by the ROYAL
Neighbor lodge Wednesday evening for
Mrs. Lyle Douglas, recent bride The
young bride received many beautiful
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Schuck enter
tanned Mrs. H. B. Sharar, Spokane, and
Mrs. Jenny Anderson and Carlysle at
dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harriet Rankin Sednan, dean
OF women at the State University,
visited In Eureka en-. route to Libby
Sunday. Miss Sedman is making
campaign tour of this district for her
brother, Wellington Rankin
]. c. Dowdell Of Spokane is visiting
in Eureka for few days. .
Little eight-month- Jack Shiflette
OF the Trego district is at the Tom
Price hospital undergoing treatment
for serious burns acquired Tuesday
when he pulled a bowl Of hot gravy
into his lap.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. b. Marsh and
sons drove to St Mary's lake, Glacier
Park Monday to visit Rev. Marsh's