The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-16
Eureko News
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and one half years. Mrs. Jordan i:
the daughter of Mrs. Bud Moses
Kenneth Gwynn, of Eureka, pur.
chased Clarence Dierman's Gas &
Oil plant which Clarence has run
for some years. Kenneth will de-
liver the stove oil or gas and oil
that you need. He also is a dis
tributor of oil burning stoves and
appliances.
John Morgan Jr. and family left
Monday for Dayton, o., where they
will spend a few weeks visiting
Mrs. Morgan's parents.
Duane Holder went to Kalispell
Sunday to meet Mrs. Holder who
has been in Poison the past week
visiting relatives.
Ida Knott was a week end guest
at the John Mckenzie home. She
returned to Stone Hill on the "27"
Sunday
Doris Carpenter and Floyd Frost,
Jr. were married in Kalispen Sat-
urday by the Rev. Vicks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Purdy were the wit
nesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Harris
left for Spokane Wednesday where
Mr. Harris will be employed.
A visitor in Eureka is Guido
Genotti, former student of Lin
coin County High school and
graduate of Lincoln High. Guido
has served four years in the air
corps. He is on terminal leave and
will return to Minneapolis to work
for commercial air lines.
John Gibson of Eureka was IN
Kalispen on business Monday.
r. P. Kearney started logging OPP
erations west of town for Jack
Stevens.
''Bullake" Mike had the misfor-
tune of scalding his foot while put
ting wood in the stove.
Bunny Gilmond has purchased
a logging truck to haul logs for
Kearney.
Mrs Fred Clark from Lead, S.
Oak, Mr.. and Mrs Fred itch
bourne of Kalispell and Mrs. J. J.
Be3ry of Edmonton, Alberta, were
visiting at the Bud Titchbourne's
the past week. They left recently
for Los Angeles.
Roy Patrick returned home from
Fl Harrison Saturday
The Senior class is working on
their class will this week.
Mrs. Vernie Peltier and Ramona I
Peltier are both reported to have |
the mumps. Ramona is home from |
Missoula.
Dorothy Johnson is reported to
be improving from the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boslaugh and Mr.
ord Hrc pailaxr xnrora Iinnor eytracfc ]
at the Mccullough home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and Mrs.
Beda Johnson were dinner guests
at the Boslaugh home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bolen. Mary
Moses, Bud Moses, Clyde Parker,
Betty Van Leshout, and Barney
Bolen bus Saturday.
Columbus Clark returned from
Hot Springs Saturday.
Bernard Benson has won
scholarship. He is going to Far
ragut where he is studying electri-
city and air conditioning.
Some of the younger group If
Eureka enjoyed a charivari on Mr..
and Mrs. Ike Farris Saturday mite
about three o'clock
Helen Schagel is home sick with
the mumps.
Wayne Broom, Tommy Witty
combe, and Junior Chalcraft are
to report to Missoula Saturday
where they are going to take a
mental Navy test to try for scholar
ship.
Jack Anderson went to White
sish on business Saturday. MI
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Alverson,
Audrey and Judy and Herb Strauss
came from the Yak to visit their
parents over the week end at the
AlVerson ranch. II
Burr Alverson and Jack Ander- III
son went to Kalispell Wednesday. III
Jack Anderson went to Kalispell III
Friday on business. II
Mr. Redpath they Veterans Ad- II
ninistrator from Kalispeu was in
Eureka Thursday. II
Mr.. Lawlor will be in Eureka III
January 10th. II
Royal Neighbor semi-annual audit
vas held at the home of Mrs. Dell III
Pike. Mrs. Margaret Zook as spec
al auditor III
Marie Bolen is in Spokane on
II
Norman Korn has undergone ar
ppecdectory in Deer Lodge re-
emily. II
NeighbOr Club =
.Eat January 9th