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Domestic News
October 8, 1931
Western News And The Libby Times
Libby, Lincoln County, Montana
What is this article about?
Local news roundup from Eureka, Montana, detailing residents' trips to places like Reno, Libby, Kalispell, and Spokane for medical care, business, and visits; arrivals of visitors; illnesses; social events including club meetings, dinners, picnics, and school plays; religious activities; educational announcements; and community initiatives like fish stocking in Therriault Creek. (248 characters)
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Eureka Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morrison motored to Reno, Nevada, Thursday. He is to have special medical treatment while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Thomas motored to Libby Sunday.
Mrs. Dewey Martin and daughter Sally Ann returned Monday from the Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane.
Leroy Sutherland, who is living with the Charles Sutherland family, is quite ill.
Mrs. C. B. Graves, Nellie and Kennie, accompanied by Mrs. G. McKain and Georgia Spaulding, motored to Kalispell Saturday.
Attorney Hughes of Whitefish was in Eureka Tuesday.
Jim Garey of Kalispell was in town Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Spaulding, who is attending the Montana State College at Bozeman, has been pledged Kappa Delta sorority.
Miss Florence and Virginia Johnson of Kalispell spent the week end with friends in Eureka.
The Episcopal Guild held a very successful meeting at the home of Mrs. J. A. Cook Thursday afternoon.
H. L. Weber of Bend, Oregon, is here looking after the Brooks-Scanlon property. Mr. Weber is assistant manager of the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. at Bend and is a guest at the H. McCullough home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilmond and sons of Trego were in town Saturday.
F. P. Garey and Mr. Frank Slick returned Friday from an extended auto trip through Idaho and Washington.
Fred Marvel of Rexford was transacting business in town Friday.
Mr. Monio, County Commissioner of Troy, was in town Wednesday and Thursday.
F. P. Baney of Libby was in town on business Thursday.
The Woman's Club will give a Legislative program, Mrs. Nora Pomeroy, chairman, at their meeting at Mrs. Cora Waller's Tuesday evening, October 13. Lunch will be served at 7:30 and members are requested to answer roll call with a current event.
Three carloads of delegates and their friends motored to Kalispell Monday to attend the Flathead Baptist Conference.
Rev. H. D. Simpson preached the sermon Monday evening.
Ed. Eberth of Kalispell is here on a hunting trip.
A. M. Mikalson of Spokane was here on a business trip and visiting friends over the week.
R. W. Garey spent Saturday and Sunday of last week visiting his sisters, Mrs. O. F. Wolf and Dorothy Garey at Metaline Falls, Wash. Mrs. O. F. Wolf returned with him to Eureka to visit friends and relatives.
Charles Bloom and Mr. Murphy were visiting Marshall Murray Wednesday.
Mrs. C. B. Roberts, Mrs. Leo Merriman, and Mrs. E. M. Campbell, returning from an eastern trip, visited several days with Mrs. W. H. Clark. Her guests are all residents of Los Angeles and left Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thompson and daughter Marian, and Mrs. Ethel Long were dinner guests at the Fetterly home Friday evening.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hunsinger entertained the other grade school teachers at a supper Monday.
The fourth grade students entertained their parents with a play Friday afternoon.
Miss Alice Clift will spend the week-end in Spokane visiting relatives.
Miss Catherine Dick will spend the week-end with her parents in Whitefish.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Klinke were in town on business Monday.
The Roholt family had a delightful picnic Sunday at the Harry Irwin ranch.
H McCullough and H. L. Weber motored to Kalispell Tuesday on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Zook, Mr. and Mrs. George McGlenn, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hendrickson, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Broderick spent the weekend at the Sons of Rest Cabin.
W. H. Clark has been on the sick list this last week with a strained back.
Mrs. Broderick and daughter Maxine were in Whitefish Tuesday to visit Mrs. Warren McClench. Mrs. McClench returned with them to Eureka and spent several days visiting with friends.
Rev. E. V. Swinehart and mother of Stites, Idaho, were in town Sunday on business. Rev. Swinehart will take over the pastorate of the Church of God in the near future.
A. J. Stuart left Monday for Spokane to attend an assembly meeting of the Church of God.
Mr. Phillips, superintendent of the state fish hatchery at Libby, delivered 70,000 fish to Eureka to be planted in Therriault Creek.
A set of Books of Knowledge of 21 volumes has recently been added to the Lincoln Co. H. S. library.
Miss Sweesy is now making plans for the annual H. S. operetta given for the benefit of the H. S. athletic fund.
Miss Jennie McAlpine, an impersonator and elocutionist from Minneapolis, Minn. will give an entertainment at the H. S. auditorium Saturday, October 17, at 8:00 p. m.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. J. R. Rice Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morrison motored to Reno, Nevada, Thursday. He is to have special medical treatment while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Thomas motored to Libby Sunday.
Mrs. Dewey Martin and daughter Sally Ann returned Monday from the Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane.
Leroy Sutherland, who is living with the Charles Sutherland family, is quite ill.
Mrs. C. B. Graves, Nellie and Kennie, accompanied by Mrs. G. McKain and Georgia Spaulding, motored to Kalispell Saturday.
Attorney Hughes of Whitefish was in Eureka Tuesday.
Jim Garey of Kalispell was in town Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Spaulding, who is attending the Montana State College at Bozeman, has been pledged Kappa Delta sorority.
Miss Florence and Virginia Johnson of Kalispell spent the week end with friends in Eureka.
The Episcopal Guild held a very successful meeting at the home of Mrs. J. A. Cook Thursday afternoon.
H. L. Weber of Bend, Oregon, is here looking after the Brooks-Scanlon property. Mr. Weber is assistant manager of the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. at Bend and is a guest at the H. McCullough home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilmond and sons of Trego were in town Saturday.
F. P. Garey and Mr. Frank Slick returned Friday from an extended auto trip through Idaho and Washington.
Fred Marvel of Rexford was transacting business in town Friday.
Mr. Monio, County Commissioner of Troy, was in town Wednesday and Thursday.
F. P. Baney of Libby was in town on business Thursday.
The Woman's Club will give a Legislative program, Mrs. Nora Pomeroy, chairman, at their meeting at Mrs. Cora Waller's Tuesday evening, October 13. Lunch will be served at 7:30 and members are requested to answer roll call with a current event.
Three carloads of delegates and their friends motored to Kalispell Monday to attend the Flathead Baptist Conference.
Rev. H. D. Simpson preached the sermon Monday evening.
Ed. Eberth of Kalispell is here on a hunting trip.
A. M. Mikalson of Spokane was here on a business trip and visiting friends over the week.
R. W. Garey spent Saturday and Sunday of last week visiting his sisters, Mrs. O. F. Wolf and Dorothy Garey at Metaline Falls, Wash. Mrs. O. F. Wolf returned with him to Eureka to visit friends and relatives.
Charles Bloom and Mr. Murphy were visiting Marshall Murray Wednesday.
Mrs. C. B. Roberts, Mrs. Leo Merriman, and Mrs. E. M. Campbell, returning from an eastern trip, visited several days with Mrs. W. H. Clark. Her guests are all residents of Los Angeles and left Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thompson and daughter Marian, and Mrs. Ethel Long were dinner guests at the Fetterly home Friday evening.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hunsinger entertained the other grade school teachers at a supper Monday.
The fourth grade students entertained their parents with a play Friday afternoon.
Miss Alice Clift will spend the week-end in Spokane visiting relatives.
Miss Catherine Dick will spend the week-end with her parents in Whitefish.
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Klinke were in town on business Monday.
The Roholt family had a delightful picnic Sunday at the Harry Irwin ranch.
H McCullough and H. L. Weber motored to Kalispell Tuesday on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Zook, Mr. and Mrs. George McGlenn, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hendrickson, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Broderick spent the weekend at the Sons of Rest Cabin.
W. H. Clark has been on the sick list this last week with a strained back.
Mrs. Broderick and daughter Maxine were in Whitefish Tuesday to visit Mrs. Warren McClench. Mrs. McClench returned with them to Eureka and spent several days visiting with friends.
Rev. E. V. Swinehart and mother of Stites, Idaho, were in town Sunday on business. Rev. Swinehart will take over the pastorate of the Church of God in the near future.
A. J. Stuart left Monday for Spokane to attend an assembly meeting of the Church of God.
Mr. Phillips, superintendent of the state fish hatchery at Libby, delivered 70,000 fish to Eureka to be planted in Therriault Creek.
A set of Books of Knowledge of 21 volumes has recently been added to the Lincoln Co. H. S. library.
Miss Sweesy is now making plans for the annual H. S. operetta given for the benefit of the H. S. athletic fund.
Miss Jennie McAlpine, an impersonator and elocutionist from Minneapolis, Minn. will give an entertainment at the H. S. auditorium Saturday, October 17, at 8:00 p. m.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. J. R. Rice Thursday afternoon.
What sub-type of article is it?
Social Event
Arrival Departure
Religious Event
What keywords are associated?
Eureka Locals
Community Visits
Social Gatherings
Religious Meetings
Personal Travels
Where did it happen?
Eureka
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Eureka
Event Date
Various Dates In October
Event Details
Collection of brief local reports on personal travels and departures to nearby towns and beyond for business, medical treatment, visits, and recreation; arrivals and visits by residents and out-of-towners; illnesses; social gatherings including dinners, picnics, suppers, plays, and club meetings; religious events such as guild meetings, sermons, conferences, and aid societies; educational news like sorority pledge, library addition, operetta plans, and entertainment; business activities; upcoming programs; and community updates like fish planting and pastoral appointment.