The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-07-18

PeOPIe' BESSIE ButtS and family,
A. c. Mackey and family, Emily
Carpenter Lucy West and Agnes
Badgley
+ Bill Badgely was reported hos
pltalized and Ross had the misfor-
tune to cut his hand badly.
Sister Jackson announced the 3
one-act plays to be given July II
and IL in the new Grange Hall at
Grange closed in regular form for
the usual social hour.
Nuggets
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jewel of
Scobey, Mont, are visiting at the
Joe Terpstra home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sletvold. of
Void Point, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ierpstra, Of Scobey, left Sunday for
their homes after spending a week
visiting relatives in Eureka
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Berg and
daughter, of Devon, Mont, are
spending a two weeks vacation
visiting relatives and friends in Eur
eka, Trego and Stryker.
DR.. and Mrs Chester Clark and
family returned last Sunday from
1000 mile trip through Jasper
and Winnipeg, Canada, Chicago
Michigan and Yellowstone Nation
al Park. They resumed their trip
Monday by train, expecting to at
tend medical convention in Seattle
and then go on to visit San Fran
cisco and Yosemite National Park.
Calf, returning to Eureka the lat
ter part of July.
Miss Helen Schagel and Sterling
Schagel returned from Spokane af-
ter visiting their sister for several
days They were accompanied home
by two little nephews who will |
stay with them for few days. Mrs |
remained in Spokane where !
she is confined in the st. Lukes
hospital. She has infection in her
foot and leg.
Mrs. Jewell Thomas and children
are visiting friends and relatives in
Eureka
Barbara Jean Mccullough is spend
ing few weeks with her father.
The funeral for Bobby Bernhart,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bern
hart was Friday, July II. Inter
nent was in the Eureka cemetery.
Mrs Earl Gilbert had the mis-
fortune to run rusty nail in a
vein which has proved
quite serious.
William Schagel of Spencer, Ida,
S visiting in Eureka. He was ac-
by his little grandson.
Word has been received of the
marriage of Beatrice Ruffcorn, of
1issoula, to Hugh A. Mclaughlin
# Dixon. The bride was the for {
ner Beatrice Frost who spent part !
# her school days in Eureka.
Jack Stevens made trip to Mis-
oula on business by plane, one day ]
asst week
The Royal Neighbors semi-annual
udit was held at the home of Mrs.
)ell Pike, Thursday night, July IL.
special Auditor was Margaret Zook. t
after the business was completed v
delicious lunch of ice cream and t
axe was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rowe and i.
amily and Mr. and Mrs Leslie
owe and family, who made their s.
ONE in Eureka for many years are n
isiting friends and relatives. a
Ed Hendrickson returned Tuesday
ON visit in Missoula over the t.
olidays. He brings word that o
Irs. Hendrickson is still in the Ii
Ospital but is improving and will t.
ION be able to be moved to her n
aughters home, Mrs. Sarah Har- fl
ar m
Richard Berry, cousin of Will
lest is visiting friends and rela- CT
YES for few days in Eureka. fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Garvin and 81
mily are visiting at the home of F
r. and Mrs Therman Gwyn. fl
Richard Schaale and Jim Costich W
ent to Wolf Point to attend the tn
deo al
Bill Benson spent between trains I'll
home Tuesday. He is stationed
Devan, where he is working for as
e Great Northern as operator. tie
Forrest johnson of Oklahoma and di
lrrel Johnson of Texas, brothers, w
we been visiting friends and rela- ia
'es in Eureka Both boys spent or
Ost of their school days in Eur he
a. Farrell returned to Texas while pc
rreSt remained to spend a few ca
)nths with his father who lives
ar Rexford. These boys will be
as Little Bud" and .
ig Bud johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Tory were f
llispell visitors Saturday. Their L
lighter Barbara who IS employed
Woolworths in Kalispe1 accom-
MED them home for the week
d.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Broderick
d family motored to Calgary to
end the stampede. z
Mrs. Zella Silver and three child &
! are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hardy
vim. Mrs Silver is the daughter E
Mrs. Irwin. b
Dr. Clark and family left for Cali
MIA Sunday, where they intend
spend two weeks vacation. Dr. &
bertson will continue to take
e of DR. Clarks practice.
1r and Mrs Gerald Frost spent