The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-23
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Eureka Nuggets
The offices of Frank Salter and
Miss Helen Schagel will be head
quarters for draft registration on
Monday.
Wayne Richmond, Percy Keller
and Carl Haglund were among those
who left Sunday with the selectees.
Everett Scott and cousin, Ruth
ford Scott of Portland arrived home
Monday evening. Everett came
home to have his tonsils removed.
Mrs. Marie Bolen and Jack spent
last week in. Spokane visiting Mrs.
Royal Whit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Preston and
Miss Julia Wallace spent several
days this week in Kalispell.
p. V. Klinke attended two spe-
cial meetings of the commissioners
in Libby this week.
Mrs. Jack Nelson Of Spokane is
spending a week with her home
folks, Mrs. Schagel and Helen.
Howard Harper, field supervisor
and Miss Clavia Anderson, inter
viewer for the T. S. A., with head
quarters in Kalispell, are spending
the week in this county
Dewey McAllister of Spokane
and Don Whitmarsh of Missoula
were home for the funeral of their
little nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Richardson spent
the weekend in Kalispell. Their
little grandson, Tommy, came home
with them.
Mrs. Laird Byers and baby of
Rexford spent few days with Mrs.
Waiter Carpenter this week.
f. F. Carey and Mr. Saigon of
Columbia Falls were dinner guests
at the John Buhmiller home Sun
day
Mr., and Mrs. Ed. Holder and
family and Mrs. Robin Clark were
Poison callers Saturday, going there
to find a house as they plan leaving
here about May |. Kin Irwin has
rented their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Tripplett
and Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Street
left Tuesday for Tacoma where the
men have work
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roofs and
child and Mrs Minnie Zukor of
Somers were guests at the Walter
Johnson home Sunday
Gaius Clark spent the weekend
With Harold Gilden, Jr., in Fortine.
On Sunday DR. and Mrs. Clark and
Beatrice were dinner guests at the
Gilden home.
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Fetterly mo-
tored to Poison Friday evening,
picking up Bob in Kalispell. On
Saturday they went on to Missoula,
accompanied by Lewis and family,
where they had a pleasant reunion
due to anticipation Of Bobs being
called into service soon.
The VIM. Badgley and Lawrence
Mikalson families received cables
from their sons, Joyce and Roy, in
forming the parents of their safe
arrival in Australia recently.
The Rebekahs met with Mrs. Fl
Sampson on Monday evening for a
business meeting.
Mrs. John Roberts and Walker
returned from Whitefish last Thurs
day. Baby Walker discarded some
weight and learned to walk as a
result of the measles.
Mrs. Dell Pike and grandchildren
are spending the week in Missoula.
Mrs. Fred Johnson is spending
several days with her son in Kali
ispell
Miss Elsie Nero, a teacher near
Kalispell, spent the weekend with
Miss Mary Moses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Peck of Red
Eagle spent Sunday at home. II
Z Carl Shook returned recently
from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peck spent
Sunday with Mrs. John Saxon in
Rexford.
Mrs. Tom Boorman and daughter,
Esther, left Wednesday for Waller
where they will visit with the John
Banner family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Gywnn
went to Calgary Wednesday taking
their grandson home.
G. B. Cobb of Kalispell accompan-
led the Rev. c.. S. Kleckner here
for the Masonic meeting last Tues
day
Mrs. Lulo Olson, teacher at Tule
Lake school, is entertaining a small
group of her pupils each weekend
in her home in lieu of the usual
picnic. This is giving some of the
children an opportunity to see their
first movie
Ray Cole spent the weekend at
the Gibbons home after participat-