The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-07-27
EUREKA NUGGETS


1t. Lawrence Gregor was report
ed missing in action July Is. His
bomber was shot down over Hol-
land.
Janitor Wanted, by First Baptist
Church of Eureka. Bids will be re-
ceived by Mrs. E, L. Benson, church
clerk. 1t
The Rev. Robert Wolterstorf, rec
tor Of st. Paul's, st. Paul, Mimi,
was a guest Of the Rev. Geo. T. Ma
suda on Friday. The two men at
tended Seabury Western Seminary
together.
Mrs. Chris Whitmire OF Sheridan,
Wyo., has been here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Fergerson. Mrs.
Fergerson's sister, Mrs. Clarence
Hamm, with her husband and FAM
lily of Vancouver, Wash, also spent
the week here.
Neal Fergerson, F &c returned to
Farragut Saturday after spending
his furlough at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ferger-
son.
Pvt. Floyd Frost, Jr., OF Camp
Rucker, Ala, and Miss Shirlee Ham
mons of Sheridan, Wyo, are CUES 8
at the Floyd Frost home.
News has been received that TVS
Albin e. Bryan, a Eureka boy, has
been in France since June, 1914.
Prior to that he was in England.
Technical Sergeant Joe P. Vein
schrott and Mrs. Weinschrott from
McChord Field, Wash, are here Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gilbert.
Buddy Dick is here from Orville,
Wash, visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruckdashell
Sgt. Good is here visiting bis
mother, Mrs. Joe Militaire, in East
Eureka.
Mrs. Johanna Cuffe and Mrs. Tom
CUTIE are visiting the, George sShea,
Jr., home. They are helping pick
and can service berries and rasp-
berries.
For Sale-2 good cows, calf, /
small cream separator and scald-
ing vat.-Mrs. c. w. Torrey. 1t
Joe Johnson and Denny Leonard
are on camping trip for the week.
They went to Jim Costich's at Glen
Lake
Sunday, July 80, services are to
be held at the Baptist church. Mrs.
Frank Day will be the speak ,r.
August 6, Rev. Stone will be here
from kalispell to hold morning
services.
Jay Edmonds of Stryker was in
town Tuesday
]. W.. Fox, forest ranger at Ant
Flat was a business caller in Eu--
reka Tuesday. He reported that the
storm Monday evening caused sew
eral fires in the Yak area. Several
lightning strikes occurred in the
Pinkham district but no fires were
reported.
Royal Neighbor lodge celebrated
their 18th anniversary in Eureka.
They Served lunch and had q birth
day party for members who have a
birthday this month and played
games.
Duke Baney spent the week visit
ing Dale Hudson.
Mrs. Horace Hudson and Mrs.
Borup called on Mrs. Dionne and
Mrs. Campbell Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Pierce spent
the week in Kalispell. They are ex-
pected back Tuesday.
A. S. Erickson and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Riley spent Thursday ev-
ening and Friday at Flathead lake
at Art Mosby's cabin. They met
Mrs. A. S. Erickson who was re-
turning from Camp Fire Camp at
Seeley lake.
DR.. Lowell and his family are
here visiting the Alversons.
Adeline Swing returned Friday
from visiting friends in Kalispell.
Mrs Alice Purdy and daughter
left for Spokane after a brief visit
here.
A reception for Reverend Joseph
Turnbull and Reverend G. E. Ma
suda was held Wednesday evening
in the garden at the L. A. Riley
home.
Mrs. L. A. Riley entertained at a
bridge supper. Guests were Mrs
Alice Purdy, Mrs. Dode Baeman and
Mrs. J. Sailing.
A good sized crowd from Eureka
attended the rodeo Sunday at the
Indian village in Canada.
Mrs. Teel has resigned from her
position at the postoffice and Mrs.
E. l.. Benson has taken her place.
Jean and Mary Beth Stoetzel Of
Litchfield, Mimi, are spending three
or four weeks in Eureka visiting
with their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Withycombe.
Mr. and Mrs Foster Hendrickson
and daughter Katherine from Mis-
soula are in Eureka this week visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. c. B. Graves and Mrs. K. R.
Curtis and daughter enjoyed a
pleasant and interesting drive to
the Black Butte lookout station
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark
are in charge Of the lookout this
summer.
Oscar Wegner lost his left arm
in an accident at the Lupfer lumber
MILL He is married to Dorothy Gary.
Mr.. Wegner was rushed to the
Whitefish hospital in the morning
and his arm was amputated in the
afternoon.
Thvrza Cnarrv and Thp1v,a Nor