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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Smei9 40.

Sic ndhite @erianml,,ns miro anl
II. Ipril, / llbr natmittaes, I'M
Sa6ienbeim abgebalten.
Sm aemitee iiir aaifee lno ali.
fen 81 brinsen iir,o: anna 2id, u.
Greiier, Cara Iauio. Selen 9it,
Gorotbp 8otb, Margaret 5ranf, ~.
6eoer. Muria 6llblbers, aatb.
Jenspo. guf ser &ranfenlilte beiin-
oct iid, Sdipeiter Mnna 1aub. Snl
aranfenfomitee ii,,h: &elen Sle5of,
Soan @roB.
Siebe Shueitern bonn 3,peig 40!
Cure Sefretdrin cara Slion bet
uorlauiis fem 1clepbon. SIR ieit allc
aebeten cine &arte Der SefretGrin 81,
ididem nit Sem 9utim barauf mann
ibr e,,d) franf ooer geiuno lneloen
lpollt. Die abreiie lit inn sforeB -aa.
lenber. Menn abr sic sefretGring
baben tpollt ihreibt eine Yoitfarte.
gsiht bergeBt unier Stiitunss-
felt am 4. Waai. &altet eu6 oe,,
sbeub frei uno fommt aae.
Der 8tpeig 40 bot orei tiidtioe
Geleeatinnen eetpdblt fir oie Sou.
Dention IN gleuelano. gs iino: Wta
ria llridel, Maria &loB, aatb. Shil.
Ter, uniern 9eputp. gs lit beiier
spenn Elm Geputp als 9elesatin &c.
Itpdblt tpiro, tpeil Die iih rnebr Miibe
|geben jon einen guten geridt s,'
brin9en BON Der &onDention.
Breiie su brinsen meloeten iid);
Warie llrihel, Anna Did, Maria SC,
Der, &iloa @usmer. 0saria &iigel
aae oieie @eid)ente ,puroen oanfelll
angenomnen.
cara Olion, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
|bieIe grfabritng in lester Belt t,ur

oieie grfabritng in lester 3eit t,ur
5n oft erfabren miiiien.
Sn ititlerer letten Gerimnmllng
baben mir audi ,miere Delegatinnen
fiir 0ie &onpention geipGblt. Gs itno a:
Hrai. aatb. S0dsman Soiefinc
WiiiIler, slnna ShuIler, Marie @otb.
Sui. 3artnlann, slnna Shuller, q.
Sann; als @riat Meg. Nenlen5.
gsad) ,,nierer &eriamnlll,na an.
IA. april iperoen periebieoene S6,pe,
itern ,,ns ierpieren: &atb. ssreoel,
Marie 5leiider /, Marie 5IeiiGer
2, &oiina 6roni,ls, Mfarie Treibeit.
Sara 8obel, &atb. 8eboert, Gatb.
@lmeld, Sui. 8ramelt, Marie @rae
melt, &egina @raeif Srene @iintber.
SSe,tni @oebeI, 9bereia @roB, unS
0orothp Grob.
3u gleiher 3eit mohte in neinen
ber5liditen Sanf ausiprehen i'm
Ntamen bes @ereins 90 oen Sbiuc-
itern, sic l1ts lebte &eriamnlltng lc
gut uno liebens!piiroig beSient bubel
ntit &aifee llnb SUDDEN.
glnna Sann, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

@riioer bite perIabt elt1 ntht al,f
einen ,lno Sen onoeren, ionoern
brimet Sen Mut allf ,,no fommt ielbit
sur 8erimm1ltne; es lit e,,er Ser,
ein ,nb nur bann fann Sortlhritt
genaht 1perben, tpenn alle Nfitglic'
Ser ibre Eflihten erfiilIen ulro oe!i
8eriammlungen beiipobnen. Mlio
fommt etnmal ale.
Srik Sden, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

3meis 81.

Gs oiene alien Mitglieoern oes
3peig 81 sur yafrift, 6ab Sic re,
gelmabige Serianunlung an1 eriten
Sonntag i'm Wonat, sen 7. Ipril,
3 llbr nahnittags, in Ser Memorial
SaIIe an Wfud ,,no @ratiot Itatt-
finoet. @ir eri,lhen alle 0iitglieOer
oieie &erimnmll,ns 3u beiuden, bern
allber tuid,tigen 8eidMften bie bors
liegen, iinb Sic Oelesaten fir sic il,
Glepelnnb itattfinoenoe &onpentipn
81, tpdbien. Saber fpmmt alle reht
Sablreid). 90. Sel,tIb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

3ipeia 1S

Nad, ser Neriamnll'ng ipnroen
beridieoene Spiele geipielt. 9ieYrei=
ie tpuroen an foIgenoe Sdnpeiter',
perteilt: 1. Yreis, &atbarine sllbredJt
.. Ereis, Inna Sober; @ubppreis
on Sltianna ssronills go. 9.
Iie ndhite Geriammli,ng miro Sen
IA. Mpril abgebalten. Wir bcffen bab
ale Sftpeitern in bieler @eriomn-
lung anlpeleno iein iperoen.
aatbarina @i,nelh, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

3tueis ~.

gs Oiene allrn SdApel tern sur ee.
falli9en 8enntnis, Dob sic reeelmdBi
&c @eriammlung Gonnerstag, Ser
II. Ipril. 1880 llbr abenbs, abge'
balten iuird. Gs iino oae Sdhpelter
eriubt oieier Geriammlung beisn
tuobnen. Sn ser Mdr5s sGeriamnllml
tpuroen folge1roe Sd,peitern als Sc
leaaten sur &onpention eripdblt:
&atbarina @Grtner, aotberire @ol.
lini 1,no 9tegina 8inoer als Grian
&atbarina 8Grtner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
2(ms Salem, Ohie
3,ueia 10

'bGlt feline Geriammlllng am ,sreitog.
Sen 5. slpru, 8 llbr abeuos ob. 0u
Icbr ,pidtige 8eibaite 81 erleoiacli
iinO, lit es ser @lmih oes Gorltal.
bes bab ale 0tit1licoer eriDs.,ien,
0it 0ele9aten fir sic &onpentipa
iinb: q. &efel, Irtbur Sd)uiter. ct
6ronius, 5. SpGd, als GriaA Mife
Tritmann. g. s. Sontitf,. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

0ie ndhite geriantn;luns lo,:o
an 6. Mprl[ : llbs aaenbs i'm Safl.
lenbeim abeebaIten 81 oieier G1r.
fanlnllurg miro Ser erIte Giertel.
labrsber,d,t norgclerea. 81, @riiS.r
iperoen eril,dt tpenn MIR m0slid an,
apeieno SIT fem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
2l,,s Heitteitea>. "a.
Stpeig Is.

Sn Ser am 8. Mdr5 abgebaitcncn
Serian,mlltng tpuroen sic 9elesater
fiir sic oiesidbrige &onpeution &C.
mdblt ipie folgt: Selen 8obrman, 81.
Goiboollar lr1b Griat Sara Sogt.
llniere nahIte Geriamnlll,ng fin
Set am Sonntag, sen Z. slpril, 9 llbr
1lahmittags itatt. &onnlt a1e.
Selen Hobrman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
N,aS farrell, pa.
3Meia Z.

SOWSty Z.
Gie regelnnibiee @crlamnIung hes
3lueia Z fi1roet an Sonntag, ben
I. april. 2::3O llbr nad,mittaes itatt.
Nile Vriioer iino her5lih eriltht
oieier Seriammlun9 beiSuiurbnen, oa
sic @abl oe5 Sallptfellner itattfinoet
iopie alld) anoere !niftige Geid,dfte
5l erlshigen ii,lb. ...
Mbam 6. Shmibt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Md,tnng Youngstown Sod)icu!
Gas Dounssto,pner Satien
Getetanrm Scit

lat ont ~. spril I'M Sacbi:nEelm oh.
gebaiten. lu2roen. 9ln oicle,i: NlbcnN
1uoaen mir Jemelnldaftlih unisren
Sanf Sen Gete:anrn olis'vrchen.
@ir baten grobe sIh5Gobcu 5ll
treifen. gs er9cbt bierlElt al,o sic
@itte an o:.ienigen, sic nod tel &c
Spen0e oerr&eteranen TNnS 5enrad;t
haben, Oiele balo 81, .notDu sSeot
Gabe uno mag lie nod 10 tlcir iei:,.
miro oanfa:rb ent.';Jcn 1enonuncn.
Srgenb ciil 8eomtar tt::>ei Gercine
aoirb aernc 9egen S.uitll,nq cure
Speroe tIileJcn te."rc.:
q. U jcil. Scf:.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Siueig AZ.

Ser eenliitliHe abeno i,no oas ireie
gien fir @titglteber am II. Wtdr5
mar elm gutter Sriola; aue baben eine
red)t CUTE 3eit eeTabt.
gfun liebe Shlpeitern rah Der gu.
ten 3eit mub man aud, sic slrbeit
tpieber anfaneen. Die r,Gctite Ser
iamnllung miro am II. Ipril, s llhr
abenos, Itattfinoen. Gs lit ser @unih
Der 8eantten oab lih sic Mitglieoer
5abIreid, beteiligen, oenn es iuerben
tpihtige 8elfGfte sur 9eiprcflu,y
fo1nn1en. Sm &pmitee fiir &affee
lmo &ufen ierpieren iino Sic fol-
genoen Sdapeltern: &atb. ebert, &.
Srenbt, gmilp Eall, unb Dtarie
Tetri
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Nu< OarY, Jt,Stai,a

Ole nG6ite Seriamml,tpg fihbet
am Samstag, den 6. slp-il, abenos
ltatt. Ss ertpartet guten @eiutb
Ssobn Selipig, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
1(ms Niles, Otie
3meia %.

3Wel0 rs.
Maen Sdapeitern oiene 3lrr &c.
faaigen Nahri6t, baB Die nddite
Geriammlung am Sonntag, Sen Z.
Npril, 9 llbr nahmittaes, abgebal.
ten miro.
s(ae Sh'reitern iino gebeten Ser
gerldmnll,ng bei5,npob,n.
g. @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

Die nddite Gereiusuerlanmlling
miro an Sonnerstag, Ben 4. april,
8 llbr a6enos, at 5159 50. 9llb.
lano slpe, abgebalten. Sn oieier
GerIammlllrlg iperoen audi freipiQi-
ee @aben BON 0r,toer Gam GreItel
entgegeugenommen fiir lnier Ihipcrs
beordngtes SoIf in europa. sllio
WtiteIteoer fonlmt einmal aae in Sic
8eriammlung nnO brinet audi Giire
ssreunoe nit ipenn iie allG nid)t 5ulr
@erein eeboren, oenn es iino nod
iebr oisle Sadien mas nod nift sum
@erein eeboren. IS mare auh lchr
i6on ipenn Ole Ytitglieoer ibre Sin.
Ser in BEN Serein brinaen iollten,
oenn iie iino iest beinube alle oabeinl.
slm II. Wai peranitalten mir eln
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Ndfnua! 3iueig 30 Wtitlieber! !!

An; Z. slpril lit cine luiItige Ser
einsperiammlung. Sic &onpentions
Ielesateu iperben IN bieier Ser.
lammlllng geipGhlt. &ein MitglieS
ipllte bon Oieier Serlunnllng tort.
bleiben.
u. Z. 3cl. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
3,ueis 20.

sae DriiOer oes 8apeig 20 suolIen
gefaaigit 3ur aenntnis nebmen, oaB
Die nad)ite 8eriammlung am Conn,
tag, ben Z. slpril 2 l1br nadmittogs
itattfinoet utto oa ,pi6tige @eiddfte
su erleoiget iino iollte fein 8ruocr
feblen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

Sinb Ste u1b 1Dre Anseb1rtSep
Ritglieb inn 2ranfenperein uub
Nsntral EerbanS? @enn ui@t, iett
/ bic 3eit bei5utreten. Inn senaaere
.yutsrmattsn rufen Sie ben Xsial.
Verfreter N.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

ganfett nit San3 fir 8eteranen uno
Wtitglieoer bonn 3,peig AZ.
Sara Toltb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Ginlabnna gum Jribiabrs.
&un5ert

Samstag, Sen 6. Npril, 8 llhr
abe,ros, peranitaltet Sarouia-@.@.
II. @emiifter Gbor i'm Iuoitorium
ser Sarmcnie, 267 Colt 8ranb Hi,
Der, bas biesiGbrise sriibiabrs=aons
5ert perbl,noen nit Dem 10iGbrieen
SubilGum imleres 0ir<genten ssrou5
sfeihfe. Sic m1b Sbre 5relroe iino
bier5u ber5lihIt eiilgelaocn.
Ser Gbor miro II. a. oen sSriib.
IingsItinmens s@alSer bon Sobann
Straub sl1m gortras bringen.
9serner baben mir otto 8urt
Shmeiber nit ieinem aonsertsSrfes
tier fir sic 9egleitllne uno &onserts
einlasen fir oielen abeno geluonnen
Yrpsramm:
GrDffnlngsmarIth ------ Sdnger9rnS
Se9riiBurG - Sonns Sdred, Erdiieent
I. a. Sein,otlano --..-- Sean Sibelius
b. Gs ralieht Der Balb - ss. Sturn1
{. Gin I0slcin fang lin Sinoenz
pQllln Z. SUCIle
Saronia - g. 9. II, Gem. Gpor
Sirigent ---- Srun5 Hei9fe
Srd)eiter
3. Sic Simmel ersdblen - Sol. Subbn
Soronia-0. Q. II. 8em. Gbor
sluI pieIIeitiees Verlangen
g. Sheutt man lid, @uieu in
Sirpl 6. 3ellcr
Suett linp Gent Gbpr aus
Ser @oeelbdrnler"
4. Srii1lingsitirunenz z8al5er ----..--
Sob. StrauB
Surunia-8. 9. II. Gem. Gbor
uno Srdeiter
2cituna ---- Sran5 Neid)fe
Nah benz 2pnsert: 5ans.
SSinta aellner, Sefr.
--n--
Sinb Ste unb 7pre Ansebjrtsep
DRitglieb inn 8ranfenpercin uub
VsntraI Verfaubp 93cun uid1f. lett
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
3meis Z.

Smei9 Z.
is oiene allen @riioern 5itr Nad,.
ridt, oaB laut Beihlub Ser Mitslieo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

- Mobiu lit bie 3eit entidapllas
Sen. ols .rir nod gnt onS bil(ig elm.
follfen fonnten?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Rurioie ,1oti,en aus oen
u. >. Il.
&on S,crbcrt stcin

Sn Soobo gibt es cinen sSolrtb OF
SSl,lp Ganpon. slu bieler Stelle fam
pierten um 4. Suli 1861 Captain
Mullnn ,lno ieine 2elte, sic am 8au
Ser 0iullan Nuao bclfdftut lparcn.
Gle bibten sic amerifaniide ,Sla9ge
mlf bic bofIle @eibtnnne ipeit ime
brett lno nuI hie'eu llnlltano lit ser
Name ocs Cannon suriifiuIiibreu.
Sn Sonbp gibt cs iibrigens nllh einen
Tourtb ui ,sulp Slnlnit.
Sic critic ofIiSieIle ,Seier ScS 4.
Suli ioI nlaeblih 1888 inn Meet.
inehoue BON &ouniodct, ;ibobe s..
lonb, itnttgtiluocn habcn.
Srpb ocs hod,trube,oer 'Nunleus
but cs ser Srt ErogrcB IN Seras
bisber MIR oui ganje is Gilnpobner
9ebrarht.
8ope,llprs Sslaltn I'M Neip 0orftr
Saicn, lit hcute oreilual 10 groB ,pie
eS Dor 40 Sabrcl mar.
-O--
- gSobiu lit bie 3eit entibapllas
Sen, ols .rir nod ant OnO bilig elm.
fouien fonnten?
o.
-. @etien Ste lei ginfdufen bar
,us bin. oab Sie Die Mn3eiae In
.BolfshIatt" eeleicr haben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

8operllprs %slouo inn Neip Oorftr
Saicn, lit beilte oreilnal 10 sroB ,pie
es Dor 40 Sabrcn mar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

Suronia-8. 9. II. Gem. Gbor
llno Srdeiter
2citun9 ----- Sran5 Neihte
Nad) bent 2unsert: 3ans.
SSinfa aellner, Sefr.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

Troop No. So held a meeting the
evening of January % with is mem
bers present.
A discussion was held after the
oath and pledge on the observance
Of anniversary week and on the
type of uniform the troop will wear.
We then held patrol meetings. and
watched several boxing matches.
The participants were Clifford Cur
It's vs. Tommy Sicily; Robert Cur
It's VS.. Warren Hanson; Joe John
son VS.. Vernon Stockner; jim Pei
tier VS.. Joe johnson.
If anyone in the community has
any odd jobs to be done such as
snow shoveling, wood piling, and
etc, contact Mr.. Culver as the
Scouts need to save money for one
of their End class requirements and
for their uniforms.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07
A LUMBERJACK. HE

There died in Lincoln county on,
gay this month one of the last Of
S that fabulous company of men who
cut the Big Clearing from Maine
] 70 Oregon. He was Ed O'Brien. and
) 1t IS no idle talk to say that he
Z had followed the timber. When he
! was but boy he was telling spruce
IN his native Maine When he was
II he wore a beard and was dron-
ping the big white pine of northern
michigan, and some of his logs went
INTO the monstrouS load that was
Sent-logS, sleigh, horses and all
70 the Chicago worlds fair of 1893
and to the gaping wonder of thous-
ands of city folk A year later he
was on the wild Chippewa in Wis
conSln, peavey in hand, crying a.
loud with the other red-shirted lads
Tor thaw and high water that thew
might ride and chase the bounding
sticks down through white rapids
TO the whining mills of Eau Claire
Oh, yes, Ed O'Brien got around
and he lived a part of a great
American epic. When he had mas
tered 10th az ard peavey, he went
10 work in the sawmillS and soon
became one of the best and youngest |
II head saWyers, for he had a sure |
eye and steady hand on the levers:
he knew what a log contained and
how to get it out. He worked on
the swift headrigs of Minnesota 4
mills, where wild rice grew in the Il
log ponds, and when the great mi
grafton began, he went first to the
deep south, and there in the gigan-
nc mill at wondorous Bogalusa he
cut the pine that came in a SEEM
lngly endless stream up the bull
chains. When he saw daylight was
getting into the Louisiana swamps.
ne packed his turkey, as they say. n
and struck out over the hump, tins i
line for Oregon.
In the big mill at Toledo, in this
state. Ed went on to saw logs for
another two decades, and gave I'D
us levers only within the past year.
when he was croWding "A and the |
nfirmities of the years made less
ure the eye and hand that had |
.uided untold millions of feet of
ogs through the glittering saws of
lalf dozen states.
From the spruce of Maine to the
pruce of Oregon, and pretty much
II the way between-that was Ed
)'Briens route" He had swamp
d roads by the dancing lights of
aurora Borealis itself, when he
rees snapped and doomed from
aVage cold. He had made boards
hen the mercury stood at 106 in
he shade of the mill Yes, Old Ed
OF around. Though a man of great
ltellectual curiosity and a woods
lstorian of able parts, he was
roud of being lumberjack Long
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07
Eureka VS.. Fernie

At nine-thirty Saturday morninf
a group of between 80 and 90 schoo
students of Eureka met at the
School house to meet the busse,
to take them to Fernie, B. c. The
girls basketball team led the way
IN Erickson's bus. The boys team
went in Fagens' bus, Grade School
team went in Frosts bus and Ed
Arnold took a group of spectators.
Mrs. V. Erickson, Kenneth Gwynn
and Mr.. Korn took their cars. The
road was tough from the State Hi
way to the line as it was drifted and
nearly discouraged the group But,
after reaching the line they found
the roads on to Fernie were plow-
ed The group reached Fernie at
about l o'clock where they were
made very welcome
The Grade school game took
place at the School Gym at 2:I5.
We took the Fernie Junior team
with a score of % to 81 after hav-
ing to have two over time periods.
The girls started their ruff, tough
and tumble game at o'clock. The
Eureka girls put up a very good
fight but only to end with lot
OF bruises and three points to Fer
MES is.
At 500 the Lincoln Lions came
on the floor to challenge the team
they have beaten in the last two
years. The scores were even for a
while. But the game ended with (
the Lions in the lead 1927
After the game all the Eureka
group were invited to the snack
which Fernie had prepared for
them. 1t was very delicious lunch
IF a large variety of salads. cold
meats, pickles. celery, buns and
'offee. Apple pie was served for
desert.
Mr.. BROOKS, the Fernie principal,
poke and introduced Mr.. Korn to
he Fernie pupils and faculty. Then
lr. Korn introduced our teachers
hat were present. After singing,
peeches and all, the pupils were in
TIED to HOcky game which be-
ng the first for many of them, was
ound very exciting. After the
Jockey game Mrs. BROOKS enter
aimed the Eureka Faculty to a
inch which they all enjoyed very
luch. The buses loaded up in /
ont of the White Spot Cafe at
):3l to return home
The happy but tired bunch
cached home about 100.
Fernie will come to Eureka to
lay our Girls and Boys a return
lme Saturday. February Is, AS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07


Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Muncil O
Spokane are spending some tim,
at the c. B. Graves home.
c. B. Graves is spending a week
with Mrs. K. r. Curtis in Boomers
Ferry, Ida, and in Spokane.
Tom Quirk has his new bus and
is justly proud of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jystad of For
tine spent Monday at the c. B.
Graves home.
Glen Harrington of Standpoint.
was a caller Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Jane McGlen. Mrs. Har-
rington is the former lie Ona Whit
resident of Eureka at one time.
Raymond and Robert Startling
were overnight guests of Douglas
McGlenn on Monday.
Roy Cook has purchased the KEEL
logg residence.
District Deputy Marie Richard
son has donated five dollars toward
the treats that were given on New
Years for the R. NJ A. Juveniles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ellis and
Faye Ruth were Kalispell visitors
on Friday. They were accompan-
led by Donald Funger.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. French were
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hendrickson Sunday.
January 81.
Miss Pearl Hobson and w o. !
Pettig of Helena were married IN
Kalispell last week.
John Mckenzie and Joe Terpstra
were in Kalispell on business Mon
day.
Roy Livingood returned home
from a trip to Oklahoma Tuesday,
January %, where ne had been cal
led because of Che serious illness
of a brother.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
in the Baptist Church with Mrs. Roy
Benson and Rev. Hodges as host
and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howe of
RooseviIle, were Kalispell visitors
Tuesday January 90.
Tom White of Stryker was in
Eureka on business Tuesday.
Fudge" and Jimmy Shanahan of. 7
Kalispell are visiting their grand :
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Pike. I
The Chalcraft school bus was I'M
able to get thru the drifts after !
school Friday night The county r
plows were called on to pillow him
out SO he could deliver the child r
rem to their homes. Is
Mr. and Mrs Harold Gilden have "
from Gold Butte and plan !,
% make their home in this com
nunity once more. \
Sheriff Baney and son Duke" +
we're Eureka visitors Saturday and Fl
Sunday. -,
Mrs. Henry Johnson and little n
on of Kslispell are visiting at the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred John \,
on this week. -
Harold Conf was business visi- v,
or here in Eureka the past week. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie were Kali II
pell visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Richardson is visit q,
lg her sister in Spokane the past w
yeek. ~
The funeral of Mrs. James Byers Of
-as held at the Baptist church Sun m
ay afternoon. 90 ~,
Miss Helen Peliter of Eureka is de
ONE visiting her parents Mr. and
Irs. Alfred Peltier. she is accom- e,
anied by Phillip Wood. III.
Rev. NJ Van deMark of Great M M
alls was guest to dinner at the tb 1
1me of DR.. Clark, Monday. s sI,
Miss Beatrice Clark entertained vi
out-oftown guests at her home ;nt
st Thursday evening. Many val foS
time games were played and DR.. HI
ark showed moving pictures of tai
Lacier Park, Lake Louise and Glen iur
Ike. Two cakes were elaborately M,
corated and served with jello fro
d bananas. m ~
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before he died, his name was a
legend in the timbered reaches of
the nation; in Bangor, in Muske-
gon, in Saltwater in Bogalusa, men
who know trees. and sawdust still
speak of Ed O'Brien. They will be
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EUREKA NEWS

Mrs. Glenn Mitchell and son were
dismissed the 31st
Mrs. James Byers was admitted
the 9th and passed away the 3Ist
Mrs. John Cada was dismissed
on February the 3rd
Mrs. V. Newton of Trego was
dismissed February 8.
Mrs. Robert OStley was admitted
February 2 and baby girl was born
to her on the same day.
Ethen Butts was dismissed on
February 3rd.
Lincoln Lions VS.. Libby Terriers
Friday, February lst, the Libby
Terriers visited Eureka for a re-
turn game. 1t was a fast and close
game in the first half The half
ended with the Terriers leading the
Lions with a score of 81 to II.
But, not for long did the Ter
riers stay ahead. The Lions play
ed a very good game the second
half by gaining on the Terriers in
the third quarter. The game end
ed with these scores:
LlOilS. FuIuy I, WlthycOmD 10, /
Korn 8, Meuli 8, Mckenzie 2 for
.otal of SO.
Terriers: Dagget 6, DeRosia 8,
owimley 6, Earle 8, Nelson 2, for
/ total of 80 points.
We were very glad to see that
libby brought their Pep Club a.
ong with them. Hope they will
continue to be as friendly as they
we're this year.
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sorry, no less than is The Oregon
ion, to know that he has crossed
the Round River from which there
is no return, but they will be glad
to have known him.-Portland
"Oregonian.
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Roosevelt Grade School

Glen Helms was chairman for
the assembly program this Friday.
He chose hobbies" as his subject.
Wayne Bernard spoke on his hobby
of collecting stamps. Robert Cur
tbs told of his collection of match
books. Clara Miller showed a fine
display of rocks she has collected.
Mr.. Culver gave some helpful hints
for coin collectors and showed some
interesting coins he has collected.
New pupils this week are: James
and Sydney Reynolds of KaGspell,
in the 5th and Bird grades and Philip
Stevens in the 5th.
Art classes are busy on 100 paper
hats and napkins for Washington's
Birthday--a Junior Red Cross pro-
ject.
The 1St grade has been expert
menting In Creative Art under the
guidance of their teacher. Some
very artistic chickens with fanci-
full tails were the result of this
week.
Four films on: Growth of Cities,
How Teeth Grow, Pioneers of the
Plains and Southwestern States
were shown on Friday.