The Western news., 1936-04-23
Local Items.

Walter Rodgers OF Malta was IN town
Monday on business.
Among those suffering from flu this
week are Mrs Alma Graham, Mrs. F.
N. White and Mrs. Frank Valasak.
Mrs. John Downs, old-time resident
of Eureka, arrived in town Monday
from Yakima for visit with her bro
theirs, Tom and Dave Crowley.
Robert Fetterley has been offered a
contract with a raise in salary to re-
main at Shomut, Montana.
J. H. Sailing returned from Helena
Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Peltier returned
from trip to Salt Lake Friday Mrs.
Ed. Eberth was unable to return due to
sickness.
Mrs. Louise Anderson left Saturday
for Peshastin Wash. where she will
spend the summer with her sons,
Louis and Nels.
Ray Frost motored 10 Whitefish
where he met his daughter. Grace. who
graduated from Normal College at Dill
Ion on March 25
Frank Sabin made a business trip to
Kalispell Friday
Carlisle Anderson was in town from
Gateway Saturday
Lewis Fetterly and Manev Schagel
made trip to Kalispell Tuesday
Nerrine McAllister is spending the
week In ReMord.
| Harvey Cooper was called to Libby
for work Thursday
Mrs. Eldon Schuck and Joan motored
to Kalispell Friday afternoon
c. l.. Weber and family went to
Kalispell Saturday and returned Sun
day with new Plymouth.
Mrs Marshall Murray and children
and Mrs. Geo. McGlenn and daughter
called at the Wolff and Harold Gilden
homes in Fortine Saturday
Clarence Dier1nan attended a Mo
bile Oil meeting in Kalispell Friday
Fred QBrifn eldest son of Dowd
O'Brien, had gffne misfortune to break
his arm while cranking a car Friday
Walter Chalcraft, Gateway bus driv-
er, broke his shoulder blade when his
bus fell on him while he was working
under it. Sam Bottorf is driving the
bus while he is off duty
! The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet on
Thursday, April 30 at the home of Ad-
die Scott with Mrs. Thompson assisting.
Frank Baney was in Eureka on bust
ness Saturday night
Mrs. Hileman of Whitefish is spend
ing some time at the home Of her son.
Coach Hileman, whose family is i'll
at this writing.
/ Robert Green has purchased the Bert
Mckenzie house and will move here
soon.
Rev and Mrs. Swinehart will move
into the Donald Campbell house which
has been purchased as parsonage for
the Church of God
The Episcopal Guild met at the home
Of Mrs. Geo McGlenn on Friday and
planned picnic box to be sent to the
young people from Eureka who are
attending the University All six from
Eureka are connected with the Episco-
pal church. The Guild will hold its
next meeting at the home Of Mrs.
John Buhmiller on May with Mrs,
Fetterly and Mrs. Howell in charge Of
the program. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Price spent Sun
day in Kalispell.
Miss Jessie Staudacher, county super
intendent of schools, spent several days
last week in this community visiting
schools.
Samuel Carpenter was up from the
county seat last week
The Montana Hotel was busy place
last week with an electric light hear
ing and the guests attendant Thomas
E Carey chairman Of the public serv-
ice commission, Jerry ] O'Connell
Geo. F Burke, and their attorney
FURRY Sullivan; also Judge A. II
Angstman and Auditor F. c. Ferris. A
hearing was heard ON NJ r. G. licenses
for Lewis Fetterley, Jr.. and Perl Zoot
at which G. E. Wagner from the r. r
commission presided with D. j Kon
as attorney
Mr. and Mrs K D. Swan called or
Roy Porter who is painting for ths
exhibits and publishing dept, Of the
IT, S. forestry Of which Mr. Swan i.
head in Montana
Messrs. Collins, Willis and VIM
Boyd finished their shift at the higf
school and left for Kalispell Saturday
night to spend a few days with Their
families
Mrs Frank Salter spent the week enc
with her husband Mrs. Salter teaches
the Tooley Lake school
Lawrence Beutel has gone to thu
Wilke tie camp at Trego to work.
Rev. Omer Idso of Whitefish con.
Quoted services at the Methodist church
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Grace Downing was caller ii
Kalispell the end of the week
Donald Gilden returned recent,
from Spokane where he has spent TIL,
winter.
; Miss Grace Sweesy spent the week.