The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-29


Agent Bonnie Olney was in
Browning this week arranging
for a visit of the elderly Black
feet to the Galen Sanitorium.
Mrs. Clara Schmidt and daugh-
ter, Florence, were visitors in
Browning this week from Havre
where Florence is employed as
an instructor in the summer
school at Northern Montana Col
lege. They returned Sunday ev-
ening.
Browning representatives walk
ed away with a goodly portion of
the honors at the rodeo held at
Fairfield last Sunday. Buddy
Connolly of Browning placed
first in the bareback bronze rid
ing and Louis (Knobby) Larson
won first in the calf roping with
the creditable time of Is and AS
seconds.
Bob Harris, local ,Vo+ag instruc-
tor in the Browning Public
Schools, attended the Marias Fair
at Shelby last week. Harris was
in charge of the Browning FLA
exhibit which placed frs t in
Tri-county competition at the
fair. The HAIRLESS have been
spending the summer at their
summer home at Big Fork,
where Harris returned after the
fair.
DR.. John j. Caughy, Dean of
the Western Reserve University
School of Medicine was a
Browning visitor Thursday. DR..
Caughey is interested particular
ly in total medical care programs,
and surveyed the local hospital
to see the operation of Blackfeet
Health Srvices. DR.. Caughey and
his son are vacationing in Gla-
cier Park.
Art Santana, husband of the
former Rita Brown of Browning
was a Browning visitor this week
Santana is professor of History
and Political Science at the Uni
versity of Puerto Rico. The SAINT
anas and daughter, Vicky, left
Wednesday for a trip down the
west coast by plane into Mexico
where they will board a plane
for the long trip home.
Mrs. Garnet Schrader, former
Browning resident, arrived the
fore part of the week from Mis-
soula for months visit, she be-
ing the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wright Recently she
had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Spaulding of Missoula
Previous to that visit she had
been visiting friends and rela-
tives in California.
Felix Mendenhall unconscious
ly erred when he stated recently
that his father had been married
at Lewistown. When his father
arrived from there this week
friends greeted him with the
enthusiasm befitting the occa-
sion. Of course, all that he could
do was to deny the sons state
ment. But denials are not valid
proofs of Euclid propositions.
Bob Starr returned home last
Saturday from Arlington, Ore
gon, where he had spent several
days visiting his son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer
and family. The oldest daughter,
Carol Ann, IL, who attended
Browning grade school the last
term, sent her regards with her
granddad to her many little
friends here.
The condition of Leslie Aubert,
who was taken to the Choteau
Hospital a few days ago suffer-
ing from an attack of appended
tbs, is reported to be improved.
For a time in a serious condition
because of a serious inflammation
of the appendix, he began to
show Improvement yesterday.
The family of MIR. and Mrs.
Selmar Walstad who live on the
reservation southwest of Brown
ing are enjoying a visit with re-
latives from Idaho and Wash
ington. Mrs. Betty Murray, moth
er of Mrs. Walstad of Sand Point.
Idaho and Mrs. D. L. Thurman
and two children of Goldendale
Wash, arrived last week at the
Walstad home. Mrs. Thurman is
a sister of Mrs. Walstad.
County Commissioner George
Johnston, of Cut Bank, was a
Browning visitor Tuesday of this
week, looking after county bust
ness and comforting with Chair.
man Harold Hanneman on road
and bridge matters in this end
of the county.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Eddie Kline at the Browning
hospital on Wednesday of this
week, July 9th. This is the first
son in the Kline family. Mrs
Kline is the former Cleo Cobell
MIR. Kline has been working as
a Linotype operator at CoI,n,h;,