The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-15

can Indian Full Gospel first an
nual camp meeting to be held
at Wyola, Montana on July o.
81. Services will be held daily,
and meals will be served, feat
uring buffalo meat. A general
invitation to the people of the
Blackfeet reservation is extend
ed.
Dan Gillian resigned his po-
sition as special police officer
for the Blackfeet Tribe to &C
cept a similar position with the
Flathead tribe at Dixon, Mon
tana. Dan and his family left
Tuesday of this week to assume
his duties in his new position.
No appointment has been made
as yet by the Tribal Council to
fill the vacancy.
A picnic birthday party was
held Monday of this week for
little Sandra Davis, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Davis, oper-
ators of the former Higgins cafe
in Browning, on the occasion
of her eighth birthday. A large
number of Sandra's friends at
tended the picnic party held at
lCut Bank Creek and presented
her with many nice gifts in
memory of the occasion.
A surprise birthday party for
little Helen Ann Lukin, daugh
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Albert LII
kin, and Robin Rutherford, the
daughter of Merlin Rutherford
was given at the Albert Lukir
home at the Cut Bank Boarding
School Monday of last week
Many friends of these two
charming little ladies attended
the party from both Browning
and the Boarding School.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Espelin
of Great Falls, were Browning
visitors over the weekend, guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ston
er. 1t is understood that while
in Browning DR.. Espelin con
ferred with local residents ant
members of the Tribal Council
concerning a proposed plan fo
him to make periodic visits t.
Browning to care for special cas-
es of medical care that are no
available at the hospital
Tom Aubrey, we'll known ole
time resident of Glacier county
and prominent real estate brok
er of Cut Bank, was in Brown
ing looking after business inter
ests and visiting with old friend:
on Thursday afternoon of thi!
week. Mr.. Aubrey few week:
ago was critically ill in a hos
pital in Missoula, and for time
his recovery was in doubt. Hi!
many friends are happy to SCI
him able to be around again
and he is repidly regaining hi
A pink and blue shower, will
fourteen of the young women O
the community in attendance
was given by Mrs. Hellie Law
renee and Mrs. Mary WEIGH las
Saturday evening at the Jot
Brown residence for Mrs. Bob
by Anderson. Mrs. Anderson!
husband, Bob, is with the arm!
in Germany. 1t seems that show
er land showers) or no shower
the stork wouldn't cooperate a!
the guest of honor was unable
to attend. AS of Sunday morn
ing the Andersons were the
proud parents of 7-pound baby
boy born at the local hospital
former good health.
The Hillary A. Rankim Brown
family ARE back in Browning
this week after having been il
Pablo for a week. Mrs. Brown
visited her mother in that city
while Rankin was carrying out
his duties as special police fol
the Indian Bureau at the annu
al encampment held there Al
though Rankin's headquarter:
are in Browning, he is in charge
of special police work on bott
the Flathead and Fort Peck In
dian reservations as we'll as the
Blackfeet.
Superintendent of the Black
feet Agency, Charles S. Spencer
and Floyd A. Archiquette are ir
Billings this week attending {
conference of all personnel Of
the Billings area of the Bureau
of Indian Affairs on matters Of
realty. 1t is expected that the
conference will include matter:
of procedure and policy in hand
ling Indian land and property
held in trust by the U. S. gov
eminent. Spencer and Archi
quette are expected to return
either Thursday or Friday Of
this week.
Extensive remodeling was be
gun this week on the former
Emma DeSRoSier home il