The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-09-17
Eureka Locals

Miss Eloise Brown left Sunday for
Spokane where she plans to attend
Whitman College this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd HARDWOOD are re-
| joicing over the birth of I'll pound
baby boy born Sept. 13
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
at the church September "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis, j ] Green
and Jack Garner motored to Libby
Sunday by way of the new Big Creek
road, returning on the kootenai river
road
Mrs. c. F. Dierman and Mrs. Grand
vile Lyons were callers at the Roy
Oxender home in Trego Sunday ev-
ening
The oiling crews working on the
highway between Whitefisff>nd Eureka
are stationed in town at the present
time
Oliver Roholt has returned to his
work at Ant Flats ranger station.
c. F. Dierman was business caller
in kalispell Monday
Dell Douglas visited with his sister
Mrs. Harry Owens, Saturday for short
time before leaving for Fort Peck
where he is employed,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ z. Preston returned
from Deer Lodge Saturday
Mrs Charles Sutherland returned
home Saturday from Kalispel where
she has been confined in the hospital
Mrs. Ambrose Gael is caring for her
at present
Miss Jessie Staudaeher of Libby has
been visiting the rural schools in this
community during the past week.
Miss Kathlyeen Hagan, who has been
guest of Mrs. L. W Fetterly Jr for
the past two weeks returned to her
home in Morton, Mimi, Sunday
MIR. and Mrs John Quirk spent
Sunday and Monday in Whtefish.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Millegan and
family visited at the Millegan home
Sunday
Horace Sampson left Sunday for
Canada to look after business. Ray
Frost and Mrs Sampson accompanied
him as far as Fernie
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Decker and Mrs.
Ralph Wilkinson Of Libby were Sun
day callers at the Earl Johnson home.
Neil Rice Of Ant Flats was business
caller in town Friday
Mrs Keifer Gray and baby daughter
were guests Of the Lowells last week.
DR. Keith S. Lowell returned Sun
day from Miles City where he attend
ed the convention of the Montana
Osteopathic association
Mrs. j. Carpenter is now employed at
the Joseph Peltier ranch.
Jewell Thomas has gone to Lewis
town where he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l. Robertson, accom-
panied by their son, drove to Shelby
Sunday, returning Tuesday
Lewis Cole has purchased the Smith
property and is remodeling it.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Thompson and
family left Tuesday for Philhpsburg,
Mont. where they plan to make their
home this winter.
Miss Audrey Thompson of Great
Falls was a guest of Mrs. Earl john
son Monday and Tuesday. Audrey's
many friends were very happy to see
nef once again.
Richard White is on the sick list this
week.
Carlton Joughin of Libby was BUSH
ness caller in town Sunday
J. r. Rice and Keller Gray motored
to Eureka from Glacier Park on Fri
dav to attend the Masonic meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Sisson and fam
lily and Mrs Sissons mother Of Con-
way, N D., visited last week at the
E. B. Sisson home The two men are
brothers.
Mrs Gale McKain returned home
Sunday after spending a month visit
ing friends and relatives in various
parts Of the state
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sabin and Donna
left for St. Paul Tuesday. Donna will
attend school there this winter.
Monday afternoon a few friends and
neighbors Of Mrs Ed Holders gathered
at her home to help her celebrate her
birthday, Everyone reported good
time.
Mrs. Bert Brouillier and Bobby spent
the weekend in Rolands and Kalispell
Mr.. and Mrs Eldon Schuck attended
meeting Of the democrat candidates
in Libby Tuesday evening.
Mrs. l.. w Fetterly. who was bitten
by an insect last Friday, has been i'll
for several days as a result. At this
writing she is no better
Word has been received here of the
serious illness of Mrs Geo. A. Keyes
Of Bend, Ore Little hope is held for
her recovery
The annual Smoke Chaser's ball was
held in the Fortine Hall last Saturday
with the usual large attendance. 1t was
a very successful affair.
Mrs. Walter Sutherland spent few
days here, returning to her home near
Spokane Tuesday morning, where they
operate a store.
]. B. Herndon was a business visitor
in Eureka Monday and Tuesday from
Spokane, where Mr.. and Mrs. Herndpn
have resided since leaving Eureka.
Frances Gael has returned To school /