The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-13
EUREKA NUGGETS


Two items of interest to former
residents are: Mrs. Culver is in q
Portland hospital suffering from a
broken shoulder Jerry Masek and
Irmadee Havelick were recently
married in California. Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Marsh have charge of the
Baptist church at Okanogan and
Omak, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hall and ba-
by of Roman spent Mothers Day
/ with their parents here
Mrs Ida Sinclair and son. James,
returned Friday from Opportunity
Wash, where they spent few days
with Howard Sinclair and family.
While there they visited with the
Mcclure families, former residents.
Mrs. Dell Pike returned Friday
from Hot Springs and is much I'M
proved in health.
The Sewing Circle met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs Hank Leon
ard, assisted by Mrs. Robert Green
Mrs. Zana Leonard and Evelyn
went to Kalispell Friday.
| Pat Broderick and Ella Dierman
are working at the Eureka Drug
Store.
Miss Ella Dierman spent the
weekend with her sister at Valley
and with friends in Spokane.
The fine fish pond of Vic Wolff,
on the road between here and For
tine, went out last week and food
ed the adjoining farm lands.
Guild will meet Friday evening
with Mrs. v. Peltier with Mrs. ]. H.
Fleming as co-hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. e. NJ. Preston left
| Tuesday for few days in the Flat
head on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Albee were
Kalispell callers Thursday.
Miss Mary Zehntner and Miss
Winnifred Johnson spent the week
end in Kalispell with a friend who
is teaching at Hot Springs.
Mrs. A. A. Purdy went to Mis-
soula for the weekend. She was ac-
companied as far as Whitefish by
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sampson and
to Kalispell by Mrs. A. T. Purdy.
The group returned Monday.
Merlin Scott returned Monday
from Sheridan, Wyo., where he had
accompanied Allan Kline who en-
tered the veterans hospital there.
Mr.. Scott reports six inches of snow
IN Sheridan and more in surround
ing towns.
Miss Hazel Akerl of Kalispell is
spending few days at the Earl
Rhodes and Jack Stevens homes.
Mrs. Merlin Scott spent Mothers
Day with her parents in Rexford.
Mrs. Arthur Fleming of Roos-
vile has gone to Rochester, MINI.
Miss Cleo MulWee left Monday
for Colville, Idaho, to work.
Mrs. Marie Mosby moved into her
new home next to the DR. Clark
residence this week.
Mrs. Carl Larsen and daughter,
Joan, spent the week in Libby.
Joan's little cousin, Margaret Eliz-
abeth Johnson, returned with them.
An anonymous reader wonders if
some one might not be interested in
circulating petition to revive any
sumbering ordinances on the keep
ing OF cows, goats, pigs and SIGH in
town (rather out of town.
Mrs. Foster Hendrickson and
Catherine, accompanied by Mrs.
Jack Pachico, nee Dean Brown and
son spent Mothers Day here.
George Russell left Friday to
return to his home in Cheyenne.
There will be another dance at
the Community hall on Saturday
evening put on by the Legion. The
Auxiliary will serve chicken sand
witches again.
Dan Garvin left Monday for Sc
attic after purchasing the Fleming
car, which he drove back.
Bob Reid was in town Sunday,
having spent Saturday in Fernie.
Harold Shenefelt has moved his
family into the old home place
Wnlch he recently purchased from
Mrs. Ella Wilson.
Mrs. Rose Madden and Claude
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rhodes were
Mothers Day dinner guests at the
Jack Stevens home.
Mrs. Russell Swaby and daugh-
tiers left this week for their home
in Great Falls after spending the
past several weeks with MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. Gasahl.
Walter Dionre spent last week
IN Spokane with his sister and
brother.
Mrs. r. X. Mcclure and Doyle
of Ural spent Mothers Day with
Mrs. Anna Carpenter.
Mrs. Harold Butts spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Carpenter.
]. r. Rice of Glacier Park was in
town the first of the week