The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-07-16

Mrs. Florence Coulter plans to
leave Friday noon for Seattle to
spend a few days at the home Of
her son and to get acquainted
with her new grandson.
MIR. and Mrs. Vim. Prcuninger
! are the parents of a daughter
born on July / in a MisSoula hos
pital. The little miss tipped the
scales at 9 pounds and s ounces
and has been named Kathleen
Mary.
Miss Miriam Shurr arrived in
Browning Sunday for a visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Shurr Sr. She is located at
Astoria. Ore. and is home on her
vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul ". Hollen.
back arrived in Browning Satur.
day to spend the remainder of
the summer. They will fill the
pastorate at the Methodist
Church. 1t is expected regular
pastor will be secured for the
Browning church by September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Diemert. of
Great Falls. are visiting at the
L. \. Skierka home. on the old
Higgins ranch east of Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diemert and their
daughter. Mrs. Skierka. left on
Wednesday for Vancouver. B. c..
for a vacation trip and visit with
relatives.
Judge Dean King. of Kalispell.
was brief visitor in Browning
Sunday. stopping here in the in.
terest Of his campaign for cleo.
ton to the Montana supreme
court Judge Dean has been
judge Of the district court of Flat.
head and Lincoln counties for
many years. and this year is a
candidate for the supreme court
! Charles Chuck Mendenhall
and Julian Weter left on Great
Northern Western Star Monday
evening for Fl. Wayne. Indiana.
where they will receive delivery
Of three trucks. Mendenhall and
Weter both being the purchasers
Of a truck. The third one will be
for an Ethridge man. Enroute
home they will visit relatives.
Mendenhall to spend time with
those in Indiana and Weter with
those in Missouri
Marine Captain Douglas Vim.
Mrs. Vim and son. Bobbie. are
in Browning visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joso. The
family last week arrived from
Ohio. Captain Vim being on 80
days leave from duty at the Ohio
marine base. Returning to duty.
he will 60 to the Pacific. where
he has been transferred for in.
determinate service. Captain
VIM is a career soldier. with re.
,tirement eight years hense.
George Pambrun returned to
his home the first of the week
from Calgary. where he took part
in the big stampede held in the
Alberta capital city over the +th
of July holiday. He participated
in the calf roping contest. and
while he did not win any firsts.
made a creditable showing. He
was showing under a guaranteed
purse. He states that there were
immense crowds at all the shows.
} and on one day had more than
10000 people in attendance.
Brick walls of the new building
being erected by ". J. Mcdonald
east Of the Glacier Electric Co.
operative to house the local State
Liquor Control Board store are
half completed. the contractor
crew getting started Monday. 1t
is understood that plans are for
its occupancy within q month. At
present q small building north
of the Charles Chattin residence
is being used for the purpose. the
liquor vendor being Charles Chat.
tin. Business is very good. he re.
ports.
4 deceptive gust Of wind pick.
ed bodily an aluminium boat that
was resting on a trailer attached
to q car Of the Cut Bank Electric
Company at the Great Northern
overpass Of Browning one day
this week. II was tossed with
seeming ease by the wind. land.
Ing upsidc.down. II stood the
strain with comparatively no
damage. In other years, wind has
in q mum Der Of instances
threatened cars and trucks com.
ing along the same point. which
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