The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-08-06

news that he has received word he will
be returned to this field after con-
ference.
The Methodist Aid meets with Mrs
Porter at Glen lake on August Is. A
covered dish will be served.
Mrs. Edon Schuck took Mrs. Ed
Richardson, Townsend Club president
Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Pike to Libby on
Saturday to attend the Townsend meet
ing there. They report splendid
meeting.
The many friends of Mrs. John Sweet
are glad to have her back for visit
Mrs. Sweet arrived Monday on her way
home to Portland after spending year
visiting inN Colorado, Iowa, Ohio, and
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons have
returned to town from Wilkes camp
Mrs. RAINBOW spent Monday with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Broderick and FAM
lily left Wednesday for Great Falls to
attend the North Montana Fair. No
doubt Jim will greatly enjoy vacation
since he seldom has the opportunity to
leave his work
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Elliott left Tues
day for Poison where they will make
their home for time
Mrs. Jas. Bolton spent the weekend
with her parents in Poison. She took
Jimmy down to stay with his grand
mother while the Bottoms are busy
moving.
John Sans, pioneer rancher east OF
town, was brought home from the Kali
ispell hospital last week in a very
critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fisher and Mrs
Emil Komberec of Dickinson, N. D.,
and Richard Startling of Plains spent
the weekend at the home of Laverne
Startling.
Business men of Eureka were greatly
disappointed to find the reduction in
electric light rates recently made does
not apply except to residential usage.
Mrs. Claus johnson and children of
Kalispell spent several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peltier.
Bill Minteer of Havre arrived Mon
day evening for a short visit at the
home of his mother.
Grandville Lyons suffered harrow
ing experience one day last week. In
going to work up the new road he
came in range of blast and was blown
off the road and came to in the river
knee deep in water All damages were
presently cared for and he worked his
shift
Rudy Peck spent the week end at
horne.
Jewell Thomas has been called to
Cutbank as relief maintainer
Mr. and Mrs. Henion spent the week
end at the Abe johnson home in For
tine.
Walt Holder has received delivery of
new Mccormick separator through
Frank Sabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. II F. Weaver Of Los
Angeles left on No. 2 Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs E. F. Attaway of Canal
Zone spent day with Mrs. Voorhees,
this week en- route to Denton, Mrs.
Attaway's paternal home.
c. E. Reeves and B. P. Lee of Kali
ispell are working on the high school
c.. f. Dierman moved the Steve Ell
lott household goods to Kalispell on
Tuesday.
John Nelson and E. E. Cook were
business visitors in Kalispell on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rick Palmer returned
on Saturday from ten day trip to
Helena.
Miss JULIA B. Wallace of Morrison,
ILL.,. is visiting her sister, Mrs A. M.
Preston Miss Wallace is delighted
with the weather and general green
ness here.
Alfred Hunsinger and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Eureka.
Mrs. Cortright, sister of Mrs. Hun
singer, suffered heart attack last week
but is recovering nicely.
Mrs. j. r. Rice and daughter, Lois,
returned on Thursday from week.
visit with her three sisters in Spokane
Mrs. B. c. Rector of Boise, Idaho,
arrived Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ben Frost.
Miss Helen Olsen of Trego is visiting
Miss Phyllis Knott.
Miss Grace Leary has accepted a
position in the Great Falls schools.
Miss Leary's friends will be glad to
hear of this advancement.
F. P. Carey went to Libby Monday
on business.
Dame Rumor reports dentist COM
ing here to locate. This is welcome
news to Eureka citizens
Announcements have been received
of the birth Of Tx pound son, Michael
Leo, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. McNulty Of
Spokane. Mrs McNulty is the former
Vera Demers Of Eureka.
A. L. Dunagan and Don Tibbets of