The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-05-27
EUREKA NUGGETS

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crowley arc
spending a month with their daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Beatty and Mrs. Eberth,
in Portland. Miss Esther Costich
who is working in Seattle, will
spend this week end with her
grandparents. :.
For Sale-Steel box for small
truck and some good lumber
Purdy's Store. 1t
The Lillian Chapter, 0. (. S.,
held a social hour following their
meeting Tuesday and served lunch
in honor of Mrs. Geo RAINBOW who
left this week for her home at Nye.
Mrs. w Brown, who taught the
Warland school the past several
years, is home for vacation. She
left Wednesday for Missoula to IT
tend the graduation of her daugh-
ter, Dean Brown Pachico, at the
University Mrs. Brown will teach
the third grade at Roosevelt school
next year.
Mrs. Tom Boorman and Mrs.
Robert Green were Whitefish cali
ers ON Wednesday.
Mrs H. Withycombe and son,
Tom, of Great Falls arrived Mon
day to make their home here At
present they are located at the
Montana Hotel
The Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Greer
left Thursday for Rochester, Mimi,
in the interest of Mrs. Greer's
health.
Five dollar reward for the safe
return of long haired dog, smoke
colored Answers to name of Smok-
ely. Return to Buckmasters at Eu-
reka.--Mrs. Robt. Arthur. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rhodes spent
Sunday in Kalispell.
Mrs c. Day, Mrs. A. Teels, Mrs.
F. Thomas, Mrs. w. Gibbons shared
ride with Mrs. P. Morrison and
daughter, Thelma, to Kalispell on
Wednesday.
The John Mikalson family writes
that they are now comfortably set
tied in their new home at Vanport,
Ore.
George McGlenn and daughter,
Shirley, went to Spokane last week
for a two days business and pleas
ure trip.
Mrs. Peter Larsen left Monday
for Kalispell where she will spend
a few days before going on to Mis-
soula and from there to San Diego
to join her husband.
Miss Mary Moses and Miss Wilma
Stearns spent the weekend with
Miss Peggy Stuhlreiter in Libby
Miss Stuhlreiter brought her truck
back and took her class on picnic
to Glen Lake Tuesday.
This is picnic week in the schools
The first and second grades went
to Mill Springs, the third to Glen
Lake, the fourth to Sinclair creek,
the fifth to the Reservoir and prac-
ticed first aid on broken legs, etc"
enroute, the sixth and seventh
grades to Mill Spring and Mr.. Price
and the eighth grade had chicken
feed and all the trimmings at the
school kitchen.
Guild meets with Mrs. Gibbons
on Friday at Q o'clock sharp.
Mrs. VIM. Snyder returned on
Wednesday of last week from Wis
it of several days with relatives in
the middle west.
Mrs, Bert Roe returned Thursday
from Baker, Ore, where she had
gone to attend the graduation of
her daughter, Frances, from the
Baker Nurses Training school
Misses Phyllis and Patricia Badg-
ley of Spokane spent the week
end here
Mr.. and Mrs. Llye Douglas left
Monday for a few days in Spokane.
The E. l.. Benson family has
moved into the Scott house and the
II. Granger family of Vancouver,
Wash, are expected to arrive soon
and Will occupy the Benson house.
Jas. Sinclair left Saturday to re-
sumo work in the forestry in Idaho.
Miss Clarabelle Knott took her
niece, Kristen Bengtson, to her
home at Newport, Wash, on Tues
day
Mr. and Mrsr Axel Christensen
and four children and Miss June