The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-06-26

cussed. The clearing on the Char.
ley Bauer farm at Fortine will be
completed and the tractor will then
go to Meadow Greek to the Henry
Gilbertson farm.
The Supervisors have secured
some crested and slender wheat
grass seed which will be made
available to each cooperator of the
district at nominal price. The
amount to each cooperator of the
district will be limited so that as
many as possible of the coopeFa-
tors will be able to secure seed.
Farm plans for Albert Nav. Eur
eka; M. o. Stark, Gateway; Lew
Curtis, Fortine; and A. ]. Ziesmer,
Eureka were presented by Mr..
Erickson, Work Unit Conservation
ist for the soil conservation dist
riot and approved by the Board.
An application for assistance in de-
veloping farm plans was received
from Larry Curtis of Fortine.
Nuggets
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Fleming and
little son of Missoula are visiting
friends and relatives in Eureka.
Mrs. Merlin Scott, Mrs. Kielstrip
and Everett Scott spent Wednesday
and Thursday of last week in Lib
by visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Peck and |
Mrs. Bud Titchbourne attended the |
Ossler- Iitchbourne wedding in Kali
lspeu Wednesday, June Is.
Mrs. Jim Broderick and children
returned from Spokane Tuesday,
where they attended the marriage
Of Dale Broderick and Betty Beatty.
Don McFadgyn was in Kalispell /
On business Wednesday.
Mrs. Duane Holder is visiting
friends and relatives at Poison for
4 couple of weeks.
Harold Shenefelt visited his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Shene-
cit Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Price and
Frances Shenefelt attended the car
lival in Kalispell Tuesday of last
week.
Bill Buhmiller drove to Kalispell
-Lesday night to the carnival. He l
vas accompanied by Lois Benson, /
Doris Benson and Phyllis Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Scott, Mrs. I
ljelstrip and baby daughter and q
.verett Scott spent last weekend v
I Banff and Lake Louise. They
eturned Sunday night. I
Jackie McNaughton of Fernie, B. \
:, arrived in Eureka last week and [
lans to spend the summer working n
ere. r
Three carloads of men from Fer 2
lie came to Eureka Tuesday night n
lne II, to attend the Masonic
eeting in Eureka They returned "
le same night n
Mrs. Frank Costich and son Tom Il
rived in Eureka Thursday night s.
ter spending several days in Spo- T
ane visiting and also attended the =
edding of Mrs Costich's niece, 2
1ss Betty Beatty. Tom met his
other in Spokane to return to
lreka with her after spending
e past year attending school in
.attle
Frank Carey of Kalispell has
zen in Eureka the past week
sitting cid friends and relatives.
Albert Derners of Eugene, Ore,
ent day in Eureka renewing
] friendships Albert spent his
eool days In Eureka and is well
own by old-timers.
Lois Livengood of Libby spent
veral days visiting in Eureka last
eek.
Willard Albee is enjoying a visit
I'm his son Dean who is well
own here by old Eureka resi-
nts. Dean spent most of his
,nol dave hare ozJ - - I CLTC u
aduate. Dean has spent the last
'eral years IN the Philippines and
S a Jap prisoner during the war.
plans to 60 to South America
m here.
Ar. and Mrs. Don Elliott left
nday after visiting with Don's
'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey
lott for the past week
lr. and Mrs. Henry johnson of
lispen spent Fathers Day in Eur
/ visiting Mr.. Johnson's parents,
and Mrs. Fred johnson. They
urned to Kalispell Sunday night,
by their little son, who
been visiting in Eureka for
eral days.
Vord has been received by Grand
Gibbons of the birth of a baby
to Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Willis ~
ienthol. =
If. and Mrs Donald Boslaugh a
spending a few days at their
' home in East Eureka. Mr.. Bos-
Oh has been attending summer
DOL.
RS. Will Benson of Pittsburg.
IS, arrived Saturday to visit her