The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-29
Glacier Reporter Sold to
North Dakota Publisher

sold to Mr.. Milo II. Fields, form.
crly of Harvey, North Dakota,
who will assume charge on Mon.
day of next week. July End.
Mr.. Fields comes % Browning
highly recommended as a sue.
crSSsful newspaper publisher,
having until recently published
the Harvey Herald, a ten to
twelve page paper, for the past
several years. lie is married and
has two children. a son 10 years
old and Il daughter six.
Mr. and Mrs. Fields were in
Browning several days last week.
and lief, Friday morning for
Harvey. after completing details
for the purchase of this news,
paper. Mr. Fields will return to
Browning the las, of this week.
but Mrs. Fields and the children
will Icmain in Harvey for short
time to complete arrangements
for moving their household ef.
fccts to Browning. Mr.. and Mrs
Brammcr. who have been with
the Reporter since last Scptem.
her will remain with the new
publisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Buscy will move
to kalispcll the last of next
week where they expect to make
their home. Henry Buscy. who
completed his first year at the
University of Washington in
Seattle. will be employed with
the park service in Glacier
National Park this summer. and
will be located at Two Medicine
camp grounds. lie will return
to his school in Seattle in mid,
September. The BuScyS will be
located at No. Az Fifth Ave.
West in kaliSpcll After getting
settled in their new home. they
expect TO take month vacation.
do little travelling. and on their
return to kalispcll Mr.. BuScy
expects to open a real estate
office
incidentally. any of our many
Browning friends who happen to
be in KaliSpcll will be mighty
welcome to call on us at the
above address.
Lacking one month. the pres.
cnt owner has published the
Glacier Reporter for three years.
and takes considerable Satisfac.
ton in having built up a sub.
Stantial business during that
time. lie is retaining his real
estate holdings in Browning and
has some oil interests in the
mountain from, field in this area.
in the POndcra field in POndcra
county and the Utopia field in
Liberty county lie will natural.
~ br 4 not inIrrqucnt visitor
in this and other sections Of this
part Of Montana. and will watch
with interest the rapid develop.
mcnt tina, seems assured
SHIRLEY PRESTON MARRIED
Shirley Preston. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Preston of
Browning. and I'rnXi: Trrmbly.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Trcmb.
~. Of Walker. West Virginia.
were married in double ring
ceremony nj the home Of the
brides parents on Saturday
evening. June BIRD. nj 100
o'clock. Rev, George $. Kitchcy
of the Methodist Church Of
Browning was the officiating
minister. Mrs. Kenny Cassidy
was mairon oi honor and Dale
Trrmbly. brother Of the groom.
was best man.
The bride is u graduate of the
Browning High School. having
lived all Of her life in Browning.
She has been employed ut
Faught's Dry Goods store. The
bridegroom is employed by the
Gulf oil Co.. and will be- sta.
toned at I.imon. Colorado. where
the young couple will make their
home.
4 reception was held nj the
Preston home following the ccrc.
mOny. Mrs. Margaret Starr and
Mrs. Robert Starr assisted at the
reception.
Those attending the wedding
from out of town were: Mrs.
Cecil Trcmbly. mother Of the
groom. and Margaret and Frank.
his sister and brother. also a
cousin. beverly Trcmbly. all Of
Walker. ". Va. and Mrs. Susan
kcclcr. grandmother Of the
bride. from Fort Shaw. Mont.
POT LUCK SUPPER
The Methodist Church Is Civ
Ing n pot luck supper At tho
church on Friday evening. June
IN. NJ 8:3O. This Is given rs n
farewell 10 the Rev. Ritchcys and