The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-04
EUREKA NUGGETS

John Gilden arrived from Spo
kane Saturday to spend the winter
here. At present he is a guest at The
A ]. Swing home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shea OF Kali
ispell were business visitors here
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Riley are
spending few days in the Polsor
country hunting.
| Mrs R. E. Gilbert entertained
Mrs. W. E. Gilbert and son. Harry
at dinner last Wednesday the oc-
casion being Mrs r. Z. Gilbert's
birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Fallon and
children of Kalispell were Sunday
guests at the T. D. Fewkes home.
Miss Neva West has taken a po-
sition with the Eureka Drug Store.
Mrs. G. R. Merrill and children
of Princeton, Idaho. are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Walter Jackson.
Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Jackson are
sisters.
c. w. Torrey of Rexford has rent
ed the Erick Lundeen place. and the
family has already taken posses
sion.
Jimmy Forsythe transacted bust
ness in Libby Monday.
Mrs. E. T. Dickinson has as her
guest Mrs. Vernon Mang Of Havre.
Mrs. J. S. Neel, who has been a
guest of the Finch family for the
past month, left Monday for her
home in Huntington, w. Va. going
by the way of Billings, Denver and
Kansas City.
Mrs. Fred Gilmond spent the past
Week visiting in Spokane.
Erick Lundeen arrived from Out
look Sunday to spend week here
looking after his farming interests.
George McGlenn spent the week
end hunting around Somers. He
returned Monday with several fine
Chinese pheasants.
Mrs Charles Oertel of Libby was
Sunday guest at the Harold Gil
den home. Mrs. Gilden and Mrs.
Oertel are sisters.
years was resident of the Trego
country spent few days in Eu-
reka, guest of the Curtis and Gil
mond families. She was on her re-
turn trip to Spokane from Fort Knox
where she spent some time visiting
her son, Private Lowell Deseve.
She is employed in defense work.
Mrs. Marie Bolen is taking
weeks vacation from her work in
Spokane. She was accompanied to
Eureka by Mrs. Royal Whit and
who is her guest at the Bolen home.
Miss Stearns of the Lincoln Coun-
ty High faculty attended the dis
trlct convention of the State Home
Economics Dept. of the University
at Kalispell Saturday. She reports
the convention as having been very
successful.
Among other high school teachers
who were in Kalispell Saturday
we're Miss Zehntner and Miss Full
on. Mrs. Keith, wife of the high
school coach, also made the trip. !
All returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Crowley have
IS their guests. during the week
Mrs. M. J. Lawler of Wilmar, MINI.
md Leon Beatty of Portland, Ore.
Mrs. LaWler is sister of Mrs
crowley and is on her return trip
rom Seattle and Portland. Mr..
3eatty is brother n-law and is
lere to try his luck at hunting.
Z. L. Young, Well-knoWn former
esldent of Libby and now of Kali
pell spent some time here visiting
riends and relatives the past week.
Mesdames Lynn Purdy, Frank
sostich and Ray Eberth have re-
urned from their visit in Port
and, Ore.
Mrs. Lulo Olsen was a shopper in
>alispell Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Larson went to Libby
1onday to see about the possibility
t obtaining house. The Larson
amily plan to move to Libby as
on as suitable house can be Sc
ured.
Miss Margaret Stuhlreiter, a
ormer grade school teacher here,
,as the guest of Miss Stearns over
unday.
Mrs Clyde Smith Of Seattle is Wis
ing her mother, Mrs. Adam Ruth
rford
Mrs Lloyd Nelson spent some
me in Great Falls visiting her hus-
and who is employed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Schermerhorn
nd daughter arrived from Glasgow
or a weeks visit with relatives
ere.
William Gilkison and son, Harold,
anne down from the Yak last Fri
ay, and while here purchased sew
raj head of blooded cattle from
.uirk Bros.
Mrs. Marie Mosby received visit
rom Mrs. Jamek Jorgerson and
aughter, Mrs. Turner, and Mrs.
larry Freutherdall of Whitefish.