The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-01-05

After an unsatisfactory trial of i;
private lighting and power plant
the Montana Hotel has again con
nected with the Tobacco River Pow
er company
Miss Eva Christmann is nov
working at the Dr. Clark home.
Jessie Knight is again working
at the Montana Hotel.
A car of young folks from the
Simpson Bible School in Seattle left
Monday on the return trip after
spending the holidays with rela
tives here. Those going were: Miss
es Marion and Esther Cole, Leslie
Cole, Jack Schisler. Bob Cole, who
was home for the golden wedding
of his grandparents from Linfield
College, at McMinnville. Ore, also
returned with the Seattle young
folks.
The New Years dance put on by
the Women's club with Helen Trip
as chairman was the largest dance
held in Eureka for many years Ev-
eryone reports an ususally fine time.
Miss Lyall Williams, who is in
nurses training at St. Luke's spent
New Years at home. Raymond Nc
Keen of Whitefish was also a guest
at the Williams home
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smithson.
Joe Stoken and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill McMurdo were New Years din
ner guests at the VIM. McMurdo
home.
Mrs. Kenneth Curtis and daughter
of Bonners Ferry arrived Monday
evening at the c. B. Graves home.
Kenneth Graves left Tuesday for
Missoula where he has work.
Alvin Donaldson of Essex spent
the holiday at the home of his par
ents.
Mrs. Dode Beman was Sunday
dinner guest at the Sampson home.
Miss Emeline Gale returned to
her work on Monday after spending
the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Tom c. Quirk.
DR.. Keith Lowell, c. B. Marsh and
Mrs. Anna Olson motored to Kalis-
pell Tuesday.
The grand snow which came last
Tuesday left faster than it arrived
by way of rain and chinook SO that
the ground is again bare with the
roads icy.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Garrison and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the C.. B. Marsh home.
Word has been received that the
Preston and Bottorffs arrived in
Chicago safely after five DAYS en-
route. The roads were very lev
much of the way.
Miss Paddy Madden of Spokane
spent several days last week as
guest of Miss Mary Hyer.
Dick Hyer spent several days last
week with Bud Madden of White
fish and Bob Voorhees, spent several
days with friends at Creston.
Robt. Hamilton left Sunday for
Dillon, accompanying Miss Grace
Frost to Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson spent
the week with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cook and fam
lily left Sunday for Missoula after
spending the week here.
Miss Pearl Pike left Sunday for
Libby where she is senior compiler
on the soil conservation project.
Mrs. Van Curler returned to her
home at Standpoint on Sunday after
spending the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. E. B. Sisson.
Dayl Graves, who received his
B. A. in business admini,tration
from Mlssoula at the close of the
1all quarter, left Sunday for San
francisco where he has accepted a
position in the office at the Exposi-
ton for a period of nine months.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler and
Mrs. Cora Waller were Friday ev-
ening dinner guests at the Frank
Thomas home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKain Of |
Whitefish are visiting their son,
Gale. 800
Jewell Thomas left Monday for
Malta for his regular work on fha |
Great Northern.
Mrs. Ethel Long has closed her
house for the winter and has moved
% Ural for the winter months
mrs L. w. Fetterly received word
d an accident sustained by her sis
er, MRS. Nellie Burpee. Mrs. Bur.
BEE broke an ankle and sprained the
o,therr while visiting her daughter at
2oseburg, Ore
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Terpstra, Miss
dorothy johnson and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Holmes were shuuping-iin
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes left
sunday for Troy where they win
,lslt few days before going to
heir home at Orofino, Ida.
Drs. Keith and Laura Lowell were
Monday evening dinner guests at
he John Wenzler home in Rex
ord
Misses Wilma=Gafnen Mary fxy,,=
Sc Day, Eloise and Dean Brown
1orrls Morgan, Frances Rambosek
Ind Buhmiller, Eunices Fleming and
'atricia Gibbons of Misso,1la.
Ieorge Rambosek of Bozeman
frances Gale of Gonzaga and John
Maurice Crowley. Don
Id Purdy and Bob Mikalson of Mis-
oula left the first of the week for
heir various schools.