The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04

on Saturday where she has been a
student at Gonzaga.
upmmy Rohnlt has gone. to Troy
where he is employed on tree plant
ing project
Twenty-Five men were called from
Eureka on Thursday for fire fighting IN
the Yak. They returned Saturday.
John Buhmiller returned from the
Idaho rifle matches at Sand Point on
Sunday and brought back another
medal to add to his large collection.
Miss Elolse Wetzel returned from
Libby on Sunday where she had un-
dergone an operation for appendicitis
the previous Sunday. Eoise has es-
tablished somewhat of a record for a
speedy recovery.
Floyd Harwpod and Kenneth Gwyn
spent a short time in town on Sunday
from their work at Libby.
Miss Madeline Boorman of Shelby
is visiting Miss Elaine Scott.
The baseball dance given at Fortine
Saturday night was decided success
with the Lincoln Peppers furnishing
the music. :.
Frank Valasak and children went to
Kalispell Friday. The children stayed
for two weeks visit with their grand
parents Mrs. Valasak. who has been
i'll at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Pack, went home on Monday night
Miss Marian Cole will work at the Va
lasak home until Mrs. Valasak is we'll
Frank Coatich was home from CCC
camp near Missoula for the week end
Mr. Costich reports that he will be sta
toned near Olney again this summer
and will transfer this week.
Communication has been received
from Frank Mccarthy, a former Eu-
reka boy, that he is now stationed at
Bolton.
Drs. Keith and Laura Lowell are
spending week of vacation motoring
through the state.
Mr. and Mrs Otto Genre and daugh-
ter Marem, were seen in Eureka on
Monday.
Mrs. Anna Olsen. Mrs Byron Olsen
and Miss Glenna Olsen returned from
Spokane Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Peltier and Leo
spent the week end in Kalispell.
Miss Agnes Wenzler spent the week
end at her home in Rexford
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Boernan and
family spent Memorial Day in Eu-
reka, driving here for the occasion
from Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Friend Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Eneen and sons and Mrs. j.
Rowe Of Shelby spent Memorial Day in
Eureka
Mrs Luvena Sheridan left Sunday
for Nebraska.
Mrs. Walter S. Gibbons and Patricia
went to Kalispell Wednesday where
Patricia had her tonsils removed. They
returned on Friday.
Everyone in Eureka is fishing these
days-even the CATS as Mr.. Mosby
found out when he went out to admire
the fish he had placed in his garden
pool
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Workman have
moved to Libby
Art White. accompanied by his sis
ter and Geo. Hartman. from Somers,
spent several days in Eureka last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester McGlenn of
: Great Falls are sepnding a short time
with relatives here.
Casper Carbone. who has been miss
: ING for the past three months. got off
of No. 27 Sunday He had been in
the hospital at Havre
, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Peck were Kali
spell callers on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rock were Kali
spell shoppers on Monday They re-
turned with a new Plymouth sedan
Mrs. John McKain Of Whitefish is a
quest at the home of her son Gale
Mrs. McKain was an out of town guest
. at the program given in honor Of her
daughter in law Mrs. Gale E. Nc
!. Kain as Grand Ruth held on Tuesday
evening at the Masonic Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Boorman and
: children of Somers spent the week end
visiting old friends in Eureka.
Clifford and Duane johnson h1re
gone to their ranch at Trego for the
+; summer.
: Mr.. and Mrs. r.. M Preston. accom-
PANIED bv Mrs. SamBottorf left Mon
! dav for Post Falls. Idoho. where they
: will visit their daughter.
Rev. Richard H. Philip arrived Mon
e day and will be here for about SIX
r weeks. While here he will assist at the
: Full Gospel church.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bolton and sor
: returned Friday from attending the
: funeral Of Mrs. Bottoms aunt in Wis
: consin.
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