The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-04-30

orator III the LIBBY SeCtlOn III the
western part Of the state. was
here the first Of the week. pick.
ing up some horses for his place.
He is wintering some horses on
the Lewis ranch north Of town.
MIR. and Mrs. Lincoln Billie.
deaux returned to their home in
Renton. Washington on Monday
of this week. having arrived here
the latter part of last week to
attend the funeral services for
Mr.. BilledcauX's mother. After
the funeral they visited briefly
with old time friends and rclativ.
es.
F.. l.. Shannon. of Fairbanks.
Alaska. was Browning visitor
the first Of this week. stopping
off here for a day on a return
trip to the north land from Fari.
oault. Minnesota. where he had
been visiting. He left Tuesday by
car for Fairbanks. after spending
an enjoyable time visiting with
some old.time friends. He lived
here many years ago.
Mrs. Garnet Shrader is a guest
at the Vim. Wright home. She
had spent the winter in Helena
with her daughter. Mrs. Roy
Spaulding and came to Brown.
ing last week for a visit with her
friends here. DR.. Shrader was a
government doctor at the hospital
here for a number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Blome
and two daughters returned on
Monday evening from a trip to
Fremont. Neb.. where they spent
the Easter vacation with Mrs.
Blome'S parents and brother and
Mr.. Blome's mother. They report
the lawns were green and early
spring flowers were in bloom.
Ernest Gray and his string of
young boxers returned home on
Sunday from a pilgrimage to Can.
ada. where his boys made an i'm.
pressive showing. A more detail.
ed account of the accomplish.
ments Of the Browning boys will
be published next week. the &C.
count having been crowded out
for lack Of space this week.
Quite a number from Browning
and East Ola cier attended the
square dance festival in Cut Bank
Saturday night. Those attending
from Browning were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Weter. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bercovich. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Thatch. Those from East
Glacier were: Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz
Lutz and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sher.
burne.
Al. Loveland accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Galbreath to their
home in Hamilton. Mont. the
first of this week. The Gal.
breaths were here for the funer.
al of Mr.. Galbreath's mother.
Mrs. Billedeaux. They spent a
few days visiting with friends
and relatives following the funer.
al. Mr.. Loveland will visit in
the Bitter Root valley a few days
before returning home.
The regular meeting of Brown.
ing Lodge. 4. F. & A. ". was
held last week. at which time
the Master Mason degree was
conferred on Robert Woods.
Stewart Hoffland. Worshipful
Master of the lodge. and a form.
er resident Of Browning but now
living in Helena. was here for
the meeting and presided during
the comforting of the degree.
Miss AIRY Slough drove to Hell.
ena last week to attend the Dcac.
oness Board meeting Of the Mon.
tana Conference Of the Meth.
odist church She spen, a night
at the Montana Deaconess school
and next morning attended the
assembly at which their grade
school basketball boys and cheer
leaders received their letters
Among them were the IIoffland
twins. Diana and Donald. form.
erly Of Browning.
Several crews Of scismosraph
workers arrived in Browning on
Wednesday evening Of this week
and are getting established pre-.
paratory to active operations dur.
Ing the coming spring and sum.
mer season in this area. Most of
the newcomers arrived with
trailer house cquipmcn, for
housing, and will be accommo.
dated by two new trailer camps
that are being completed BY local
investors. One Of the CAMPS is
located on the high ground south
OF the public school buildings
facing on Highway No. 2 on the
east. and another Is on the high.
way west Of the intersection Of
Main street and the highway The
exact number Of people arriving
and to come In the near future
Is not available at press time
but II Is understood there arr, n,
least three crews coming, which
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