The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-06-24

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FOURTH OF JULY SUPPLIES.
| FIREWORKS! A new shipment of
Stacks and silk dresses expected
soon.-Eureka Quality Store. It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brock and
daughter of Libby brought Miss
Elaine Scott home Sunday and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs Merlin
Scott Mrs. Wellington Brock of
/ West Kootenai also spent the day
with her children at the Scots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Leonard are
purchasers of used Whippett from
! Libby Motors.
MIR. and Mrs. Airline Anderson and
daughter. Helen, of ChehaIis, Wash,
are visiting Mrs Matte Leib on
Pinkham
Rev. and Mrs. T. O. Satterfield
and children returned here Saturday
from Shelby and loaded their goods,
continuing on to Enterprise, Ore,
where they will be located
John Ming and four children have
arrived from Bloomfield to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Cole
One of the worst gales in years
struck town Wednesday morning
and caused considerable damage to
trees and signs about town.
Mrs. Alice Sauerbier of Long
Beach called in town last week on
old friends. She was accompanied
by her father. cousin. and brother,
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Swaney of
Whitefish
Frank and Donna Sabin were Kali
ispell callers Tuesday,
Radio fans of Edwin c. Hill
world famous news commentator,
who comes on at 1870 a m. are
greatly DESTROYS that the radio in
| reference coming on at that time
each morning be eliminated
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Thomas have
a new Va coach.
Jane Livengood left for Bremen
ton. Wash, Thursday to spend the
summer.
i Misses Helen and Ruth Young of
Priest River are here visiting their
grandmother. Mrs Geo. Bright.
Mrs. Ray Zeller went to Kalispell
Monday to attend the funeral OF
Robert Bryan. son of Patrolman Ray
Bryan.
Mrs. ]. G. schermerhorn and
daughter, Lois, of GAINESVILLE,
Mimi. is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ray ZeIler.
Miss Grace Leary arrived Friday
from Great Falls. On Saturday she
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Price went to
Libby and on Monday Miss Leary
went to her home on Flathead lake.
| Mrs. C. B. Graves, accompanied
| by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gruenke and
Ed. Hendrickson, motored 10 Sun
burst on Friday where the Gruenkes
will visit their son, Gilbert. Mrs.
Graves and Mr.. Hendrickson will
spend the time in Cut Bank with
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Fetterly. IT.
and ST.. and Miss Elizabeth Kay
enjoyed Sunday dinner with MIR.
and Mrs. EIdon Schuck in Libby.
While there they admired the new
home of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Burpee.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Felix Kuchinsh and
Mrs. Bun Knots of Stonehill called
at the Burgess Drake home Sunday.
The Baptist Bible school has start
ed with children from all Protes-
tant churches represented Regis
tration was 70 on the first day
with Is teachers helping.
| VIM Hileman called in town Sun
day Mr.. Hileman reports that his
little son, Bobby, had the misfor-
ture to break his other shoulder
blade. The family is in Missoula
this summer while MIR. Hileman at
tends the summer session at the II.
Mrs. JAS. Mcdowell of Ural called
at the Robt Green home last We'd
nesday.
4 Mrs. Roy Truman, Mrs. Albert
i and Mrs. Woodrow Whitmarsn Of
Rexford called on Mrs. Emery Mac
Allister on Saturday.
Rev Omer Idso preached at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon.
AT the same time, Mrs. Idso filled
I the pulpit al Fortine
Walt Holder has finished the job
of saving at Barniby lake and is
moving on the Schagel place near
the foothills to saw ties.
Mrs. Ethel Long and Caroline ac-
companied by Mrs. O. P. Mosby ard
Mrs M A. Hunsinger motored to
Kalispell on Friday
Bobby Hunsinger of Kalispell is
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs NJ A. Hunsinger
Mrs. P. v. Morrison and daughter.
Thelma, left Monday for Spokane
to attend the wedding of her niece.
Miss Helen Sperry.
Many Eureka people are bringing
IN large quantities of mushrooms
from the burned over area ar Edna
creek Several parties have brought
in as much as 40 gallons each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Sherman and
family have moved to kalispell
where Mr.. Sherman has established
headquarters in his Christmas tree
industry.
Miss Phyllis Knott returned from
Dillon Friday where she completed
her first year at the State Normal.
Mrs Mary Voorhees, is enrolled at
the University for the sunmc. ses-
sion
Rev and Mrs. f. A. Dalton left
Tuesday for Everett, Wash. where
they will spend a month on vaca-
ton. They were accompanied hy
Miss May Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grandville Lyons
/ have moved into the house formerly
4 arrffniad hy tha rIifF Cba,.,,, :, :.