The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-09-26
Lincoln--Columbia Falls.

Lincoln downed the Columbia Falls
visitors here Friday afternoon in a
hard fought scuffle.
The local boys did not win by any
easy snap and at no time until the
closing minutes was the game Tin the
bag" The visitors made decisive
march down the field to score after
the three minute bell.
No spectacular plays, with the ex-
ception, perhaps, of beautiful pass
completed by the visiting club, were
noticeable. The Lincoln boys made
consistent ground but failed to CON
tact" twice while in scoring territory.
The game ended 6-12 in favor of Lin
coin County High School.
DR.. c. B. Hamilton motored to Libby
Friday and got Attorney and Mrs
Marshall hurry and daughter to re-
turn to Eureka with him that evening
for short visit.
Mrs. D. R. Bigham of Spokane, for
merly Jesta Moses, is here visiting
family and friends.
Mrs. Kenneth Curtis came from
Bonners Ferry Friday evening to spend
the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Graves.
Mrs. ]. H. Sailing went to Portland,
Ore, Friday on No. to visit Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Sailing, Jr. and his sisters,
Grace Ingils, Nellie Stout and Mrs.
Whalen. She expects to be away sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. L. w. Hanson and daughter re-
turned to St. Paul after spending sew
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Sabin.
DR.. Laura Lowell returned Monday
from Victor where she has been visit
ing Mrs. Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Staples Of Rexford
were shopping in Eureka Thursday.
The M. E. Aid will hold their regular
meeting at the church this Thursday
with Mrs. Louise Anderson and Mrs
Nettie French hostesses.
| Mrs. Ethel Long motored to Kalispell
Friday night to meet George Long ane
Nellie Spaulding. Nellie returned tc
her school at Conrad Sunday anc
George will visit for short while be-
fore going to Chicago to enter North
western Medical college
Mr.. and Mrs H. Mccullough tool
Mary Alice and Helen to Missouls
Monday to enroll for another year!
work
Oliver Roholt went to Kalispell witt
Kenneth Christesen Saturday to catcl
4 the bus for Missoula where he is at.
tending college.
Sheriff Frank Baney came to Eureka
SATURDAY. and picked up Harley Cool
| (nee Collins) who is wanted in Illinois
c. E. Davis of Great Falls was in towr
Thursday. He is moving back to Shell
by but spent few days in the vicinit,
for few DAYS rest from hay feve
and to enjoy the good weather
A large crowd of Royal Neiehbor
enjoved their annual Coed party Wed
nesday evening The members of For
tine, Trego and Rexford were host
esses. They had their usual good tim,
of games and music A special featurv
was a parade of fancy costumes.
Two badly wrecked cars wer
brought thru Eureka Wednesda,
morning headed for Spokane, for in
surance adjustments. The body Of on
car was completely demolished Will
the other car was only PARTIAL.
wrecked The cars were from Flat
head and Powell counties.
Lewis Fatterly made a business tri
to Kalispell Wednesday afternoon. D.
c. B. Hamilton accompanying him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sampson mad
a business trip to Calgary Tuesday
making the trip with COMMISSIONS
Raw Frost and wife
Georgia Spaulding left Sunda
,morninr for Missoula where she WI
attend the university.
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