The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-08-28
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

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MIR. and Mrs. T. E. SERVER spent
the weekend at their cabin on
St. Mary's Lake.
Mrs. A. R. (Porky) Sellars is
visiting her daughter and family
in Cut Bank this week.
Miss Peggy Wynegar returned
home Saturday after a weeks
visit with her uncle and family
at Belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nation
are visiting at the Stanley Pres.
ton home here. Mrs. Nation is a
daughter of the Prestons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Challeck of
Lethbridge visited over the week
end with Mrs. Margaret Starr.
Mrs. Challock is niece of Mrs.
Starr.
Miss Darlene Harkin, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jeff
HARDWOOD, during the summer, re
turned to her home at Cody, Wy
oming last Saturday.
Reuben Huss, now of Havre,
was here on business and visiting
old friends this week. He was a
teacher and coach in the Brown
ing high school for some time.
Mrs. Nell Howe, a sister of the
publisher of this newspaper,
came over from her home at Kali
ispell Sunday and spent the
weekend at the Busey home
here.
MIR. William Fitzgerald is spend.
ing a few days in Browning from
her home in Conrad. She is help.
ing at the Fitzgerald drug store
while Mrs. Bert Fitzgerald is TAX
ing a much-needed rest.
Spencer Weff, livestock buyer
of Great Falls, is in Browning
this week looking over prospects
of deals with growers. Also here
is Bayard Parkham of Great Falls
who is also here on the same
quest.
Mrs. Edward McDougal receiv-
ed a large box of fresh vegetables
from Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davis of
Salina, Utah, this week. The Davis
family were guests at the Nc
earlier in the summer.
Dougal home here for some time
Mrs. Edward McDougal and
daughter Joy were guests of Mrs.
G. v. johnson last Thursday
afternoon at a luncheon in East
Glacier. In the afternoon they
drove to st. Mary's and other
places of interest in the park.
Mrs. Dillon Scott and children
of Billings have been here visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Louise
Davis. The children include Oar
rel, Dale, John and Margaret.
Margaret, however, did not re-
turn with them, choosing to re.
main until next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Shannon
and daughter. Sandy. and son
Robert have been here for several
days visiting at the A. NJ. Shan
non home. Mr.. Shannon is a
brother of A. M. Shannon. They
left for their home in California
Wednesday.
Browning friends are in receipt
of an announcement of the mar
riage of Miss Nina Sheppard
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sheppard, of Browning, to DON
aid J. GRADER, Altman first class,
of Spokane. The event was SOL
emnized at Spokane on August
sixteenth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanson,
Sr., of Conrad, and their son
Harold, Jr., were weekend visit
ors in Browning and at Glacier
Park. Harold came up Saturday,
and was guest of Henry Busey,
oiii Tic IloIiSOII dIlu Dusty lair
lies and Mrs. Nell Howe, of Kali
ispell, picnicked at Two Medicine
Sunday.
Jason Deveaeux, Jr., who has
been attending summer school at
Western College of Education at
Dillon, returned home last Fri.
day, the journey being made in a
gorgeous Buick he acquired
while in Dillon. He has taught
at the Starr school for the past
few years, and will teach there
again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham, of
Spokane, were weekend visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Schubert. Graham was buddy of
the Schubert brothers in the Pa
cific war zone during World War
ii. the three being members of a
National Guard unit, which form
ed the nucleus of a fighting force
that served through the duration
of the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X. Guar
dipee of Renton, Wash, are here
this, week on combined bust