The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-11-06
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

j Mrs. w. R. Mcdonald left Sun
day for Medford, Oregon, having
been called to that city by the
serious illness of her aunt.
/; Earl Trumbull, we'll known
stockbuyer from Fairfield, has
been here several days this week
on business.
John Mclean, oldtime stock
man and farmer of the commun-
ity 20 miles east of Brady, was
4 a Browning visitor on business
Wednesday of this week.
| Louie Sitzman, we'll known cat
tie buyer from St. Paul, has been
here this week, and is making a
shipment from the &c Bar ranch
to the feeder market.
Ray Finlay has been in Brown
ing looking after business inter-
ests this week, after an absence
of several weeks. He was recent
ly at Chinook for a couple of
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. LaCroix, we'll
known ranchers of the commun-
ity north of Browning, left Sat
urday for California, where they
expect to spend the next few
weeks.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs
Club Racine was taken to the
Great Falls Clinic for observa-
ton by Miss Lillian Cooke, pub
lie health nurse, one day last
week.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Leroy DesRosier's condition is
improving. She is still in the Kali
ispell hospital, but is out of the
oxygen tent, and shows definite
improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Loveland, of
Eureka, are spending a few days
in Browning this week, guests at
the Yegen hotel. Mr.. Loveland
is interested in oil leases and roy,
allies in this area, and is also do
: ing some insurance work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherburne
became grandparents twice in DC.
tober On October 1st daugh'
ter was born to their daughter
Mrs. VIM. E. Binet, at Missoula
and on October 18th a son arriv.
) ed at the home of their son, Her.
bert at Coleraine, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sher.
burne are vacationing in Wash.
ington. They are visiting Mrs.
Sherburne's mother, Mrs. Rose
) CadieuX, at Yakima, and will Wis.
it friends in Seattle before re.
turning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Shannon
} left the first of this week for San
Bernadeno, California where they
} expect to spend several weeks on
their winter vacation. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Shannon's
sister, Mrs. Harrity, who arrived
from Minneapolis in time to join
the Shannon's on the trip. They
are making the trip by car.
Mrs. Douglas Gold and sister
Carol Ann Levengood, left Mon
day for Great Falls, where they
joined Mr.. Gold and accompani
ed him to Helena to spend the
week. They plan to return tt
Browning for the weekend, anc
then accompanied by Carol Anr
and their daughter, Mary Lee
will leave the first of the weel
for their home near Washington
d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Abbott, OF
Hamilton, were Browning visit
ors Tuesday of this week, stop
J ping here on their return home
following visit with their daugh
ter and family, who live at San
ia Rita. Mr.. Abbott is a cattle
buyer, and has a wide acquain
lance throughout this part of the
state, having operated out of Con
rad for many years. They were
visitors at the T. A. Busey home
while here.
John Weathered and tamily
left last week for their home ir
Kansas, after spending two weeks
here looking for permanent 10
cation. Mr.. Weathered leased :
tract of farm land near the Can
adam border, not far from De
Bonita, and expects to return
here in the spring with a full line
of farm equipment and start far
ming operations. They expect tc
dispose of their Kansas holdings
and make their home here.