The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-08-01


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Elmer Roberts left Sunday Tor. War
land where he has been employed on a
rail crew
c. P. Christensen. the Continental
Oil company merchandise from Mis-
soula, spent Wednesday and Thursday
in Eureka helping at Caefs Service
station.
! ]. A. Kirkpatrick of Libby was in
Eureka Wednesday morning to get a
truck load of kerosene.
Paul Geibel. Continental Oil COM
pany auditor from Spokane. was audit
ing the local station operated by Lewis
Fetterly Monday and Tuesday
DR.. c. B. Hamilton returned to Saco,
Mont, Sunday.
Miss Molly Robertson visited Mrs.
Harry Butts at West Kootenai over The
week end
Genevieve Wolff, Eloise Brown, and
Esther and Tommy Costich were guests
] of Mrs. P. j Zook at Glen Lake sew
eral days this week.
L. E. Trip was in Libby Tuesday
for treatment of injuries received
when he was thrown from horse He
arrived home Tuesday night to spend
several days before returning to his
work on the forest service.
D A. Gilchrist Of Essex is business
visitor in Eureka this week
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Pond and family
of Whitefish were dinner guests at the
Q. F Teel home Sunday
Ray Frost, Grace Frost and Mrs. Ben
Frost drove to Glacier Park Friday.
Mrs. Ben Frost stayed with Ben at the
Spike camp on Cutbank creek, near
Two Medicine lake.
Mrs p. |. Robertson returned Thurs
day from Seattle where she has been
visiting her daughter FIorabelle and
other relatives for the past month.
Genevieve Wolff Of Metaline Falls
came to Eureka Friday after spending
a week in Kalispell, to visit Dean and
Eloise Brown for week
Mr. and Mrs Webb Carey and Mrs.
f. P Carey were here from kalispell
Monday.
Norman Mikalson visited Eureka
friends Saturday ON his way from
Whitefish to Spokane.
Mrs O. f. Teel and her daughter
Ella and Dorothy left Monday on a trip
to Seattle, Portland and Spokane.
Mrs. Gale McKain entertained Miss
Marie Lowell at her Glen Lake home
the past week
Lloyd, Oscar, and Roy West, MIR.
and Mrs. Orville West, Gladys Frost
and several guests from the east re-
turned the first Of the week from a
camping trip to Fish lake
| Mrs. Jack O'Fallon accompanied
Clarence Dierman on trip to Kalispell
Monday
Dayl Graves was home from Kalispell
over the week end.
| Mrs Marshall Murray, Sonny and
| Carol Jean returned to Libby Saturday
after spending the week with DR.. and
Mrs. G. B. Hamilton
Robert Eskildsen, Joe Carr, Joe
Branson and Greedy Douglass left We'd
nesday evening, of last week, for Mis-
soula, where they have joined the
fCCC's for the next six months term.
Mr.. Keith FRESHMAN, county case
worker for the Lincoln County ERA
was in town on business the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. Olive Pagan and children spent
several days last week with the Julius
Berg family at Trego
Jess Cleary and children were down
frnYsy thar farm AZ Tranr 5net .,,nnir
Mr.. Cleary has been putting up his
hay.
Julian Trip left Sunday for Deep
creek, on the Yak, where he has en-
ployment as surveyors helper
Bill Ellis, James Shaw, and Jim Cos
itch left Sunday for Ant Flat ranger
station, where they have secured en-
ployment
Mr. and Mrs. Emil johnson of Trego
were in town on Wednesday attending
to various business matters.
Roger Pagan left yesterday for Spo-
kane, where he will consult Dir. Adams
about his foot Mt Pagan received in
jury to his foot last December, but as
yet he is unable to get around without
the aid Of crutches, as the injury has
not healed
Mrs. Ward Shanahan of Rexford is
spending several days with her mother,
Mrs. Dell Pike.
Mrs. Gerald Kinney and daughter of
Pinkham creek are spending several
days visiting with Mrs. Kinney's aunt,
Mrs Albert Kinney.
Mrs. Harry Owens and children of
Kalispell, are visiting here with Mrs.
Owens sister, Mrs. Tom Warden.
Felix Kuchenski was an Eureka
visitor Saturday
Miss Gertrude Dumbolton returned
Sunday from Flathead lake where she