The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-04-04


the evening, after which ice cream
r and cake were served.
G Nuggets
IS Pete Spurzem of the Kalispel
o Highway Department was a bust
l. ness visitor in Eureka, Wednesday
e March o.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe were
d Kalispell visitors on Thursday.
e Mrs. Ed Richardson left for Lib
e by Wednesday to attend the RoVol
J Neightfor meeting. She will 60
y from there to Spokane where she
r will spend several days with her
/ sister, Mrs. L. Lewis.
Mrs. Buhmiller and Bill were
f Kalispell visitors one day last week.
5 Sheriff Frank Baney was in Eur
E eka on business Wednesday.
The Royal Neighbor sewing circle
/ met at the home of Mrs. Chef Pluid
{ with Mrs. Jacob Erie assisting hos
|, tess, Friday March 90 After the
meeting a delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Jessie Knight spent Monday
of last week in Kalispell.
Dale Edwards of the Kalispell
Highway Department was in Eur
eka on business Wednesday,
A new store opened March 26
in the Masonic building. Mr.. Nc
Faddin sells both meat and groc-
cries in this modern up-to-date
store.
! Mrs. Norman Korn returned from
a visit with her parents in Ana
conda Wednesday March 81.
Mrs Jacob Erie and daughter
Ards accompanied Mrs. Erie's
father, P. J. Jacobson, to New Port, /
Wash, where Mr. jacobson will I
visit his son Francis.
Mrs. Maude Brown and son of /
Whitefish visited at the home of .
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Pike Tuesday
of last week.
Bobby Shenefelt of Kalispell visi-
ted at the home of his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Shenefelt. over
the weekend.
Russell Anderson and family of
Kalispell and Mrs Robert Deseve
and daughter Sandra of Spokane are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. P. ]. Zook were
Kalispel visitors Saturday. From
there they motored down to Mr..
and Mrs. George looks on the
East Shore OF ~Ffathead Lake and
spent Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Stevens spent
in Kalispell
Tom Price was in Kalispell on
business Monday.
Mrs. Norman Korn held a recital
at her home Saturday, March %.
Vera Humphrey visited Eta Roo
Of Roosville over the weekend.
Fred Rock drove to Rollins Sat
friday, returning Sunday with Mrs.
Rock who had been visiting their
laughter, Mrs. Weldon Smith the 4
'ast two weeks. They were ac-
,ompanied by their small grandson,
Bobby
A dance was given Saturday mite
t Grassmere, Canada
Bill Buhmiller and Dale Broder-
elk went to Kalispell to visit Bob
,hodes
Dick Ingram is home with his
ischarge after spending several
lonths in the U. S. Army.
Mrs. Jack Alvana returned sun
ay night from a weeks visit with
er parents in Malta
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Martin and
lildren of Kalispell visited at the
ONE of Mrs. Martins parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Pete Anderson over the
Word has been received in Eureka
the serious illness of Gale McKain
Helena. Mr.. McKain made his
1me in Eureka for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldus Mackey are
sitting Mrs. Mackey's parents, Mr..
Id Mrs. E. L. Smith at Kalispell
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Clark and
mily were guests to a steak din
n Thursday night at the home of
r. and Mrs. Merlin Scott, after
hich the Clark family enjoyed
eng many Souvenirs sent to the
oft family from overseas.
Patrolman Baker and family of
alispell visited at the home of
r. and Mrs. Jack Stevens Sunday,
arch "a
Melvin Hansman spent the past
eek in Tacoma.
Dale Broderick who has received
discharge from the Navy arrived
me Friday, March % to visit his
rents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brod-
ok
Billie and Willie Stevens. twins,
LIBERATED their eighth birthdays
ursday, March %.
Word has been received here that
rshal Murray of Kalispell fell
wn flight of stairs in one of
hotels and suffered a fractured
mt wrist and bruises. He was
zen to the Kalispell hospital for
atment. Mr.. Murray was a resi-
1T of Eureka for several years.
Yrs. Z. Erickson was a Kalispell
tor on Saturday and she was ac-
npanied by Mrs. Bill Davis, Miss
tty Newton, and Mrs. NJ. Hickey.
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