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The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivuer

Mrs. John Dunbar and Bryan
returnd home via Empire Builder
last week Tuesday to Williston
where Jack met them and brough,
them home. Next morning they
received a wire that their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Darwin Calkins had safe
ly arrived at her Japan destina-
ton.
Several local folks listening to
Queen for a Day program last
Wednesday heard candidate Bar
bara Wheeler on the air, however
another lady was elected Queen.
Bryan Dunbar had a birthday
last Thursday when he was six
and his mother entertained Mines.
Faulkner and girls, VIM. Klym
and girls, H. Berntson and chill
dren, Frank Leens and Scrivners.
There was an afternoon of games
and lunch.
Frank Lassey was able to re-
turn home Friday from Sidney
hospital, where he had surgery
the previous Monday. Bert
Youngstown came from Miles City
OIl IllOdJ dltSI lOOl
weeks treatment and surgery.
Coming to Glendive by bus and
from there by auto. Bert's sis
ter, Mrs. Marie Swenson of Dore
visited him Sunday. Emil Lassey
brought him from Glendive.
World Day of Prayer was OBJ
served by some of our local folks
joining Fairview folks at the Com
munity church in Fairview Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Leens and Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Elleton we're callers in
Sidney Friday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Van Alstine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Elleton were
among local folks at Fairview for
George Martins funeral.
Adney Elletons of Williston and
Roy Martin of Couer d'Alene, Ida.
were Sunday visitors at the Perry
Elletons.
Bethel Lutheran congregation
began summer schedule of serv-
ices for the hour at 8 am, est,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Leens enters Sid
ney hospital this Tuesday prepar- !
ing for surgery on Thursday morn
Mrs. Bert Youngstrom tends
the postoffice.
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14
Hardy and
RidgelnsCn

Grandma Gabrielson gave
party in honor of her grand,
daughter, Marianne's 18th birth.
day Sunday. There were ter
girls present.
Lyle Joslin and parents called
on Bruce Sorensen Thursday.
Peggy Lee Johnson celebrated
her eighth birthday with a birth
day supper to which seven little
girls and boys were invited.
Quite a number of automobiles
from the Hardy -Ridgelawn area
went out toward Crane to meet
the victorious Sidney Eagles.
Our friend and neighbor, DANA
Hundtoft, has been taken to the
clinic in Billings for observation
and treatment after an illness
of five weeks.
Clarice, Clayton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernie Cummins, Kipp Cab
rielson, Leroy Kuper and Elsa Tru
dell r coming down from Bill
lings this week end to visit their
friends and relatives in Sidney
and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steinley
and son Garry have moved to
their new LONE due east of Sid
ney. Garry is transferring from
Ridgelawn school to Sidney.
Callers at the Harvey Johnson
home Friday night were MI. and
Mrs. Les ~Sorensen, Marianne and
Gary. Peggy Lee returned home
with them to spend the night.
Earl Sorensen and his mother
drove to Alexander, N. D. Sum-
day to visit Clarence Sorensen's
and girls.
Little Paul Anthony Hundtoft
is visiting this week with his
cousins, Raymond and Jimmy
A gala group of eight girls
gathered at the home of Glen
Joslin to celebrate Carolyn's 18th
last Sunday. After lots
of fun and a scrumptious lunch
they were driven outside of town
10 welcome the Sidney Eagles
nome from Billings. There was
such a crowd to congratulate the
team that the girls couldn't get
near them.
Haldon Smith of Red Lodge
on old friends in the Sid
ley vicinity last week end while
lere on business. He is the
son of the late Neil d.
former dairyman in Hardy
community.
The Ridgelawn Farmers Union
held their last meeting at the
Hardy school Monday evening.
After the business session the
,roup retired to the E. H. Robin
on home for visiting and to
'iew a number of slides. Lunch
vas furnished by Mrs. R. w.
lass, Mrs. Anton Rambur and
drs. Robinson.
Connie Kinzel, daughter of the
Tank Kinzels, was absent from
lidgelawn school Monday be-
ause of illness.
Bobby Wheeler, six year old
on Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wheeler
as been missing from school
Or a number of days due to ill
ess.
Friday morning before classes
yere called, Donna Marker,
aughter of Vic Markers, had
he misfortune to sprain her ank-
Mr.. Iversen drove her to her
arents' home.
Sunday supper guests at the
ed Hundtofte home were Mr..
nd Mrs. Rueben Hundtofte and
achel and Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell
atch and David.
Last Saturday night Mr.. ard
Irs. Henry KinzeI, Art Dore,
Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs.
ed Reidle, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14
Girard
(Homemaksrs C1,,bl

The East Lone Butte School
children enjoyed a program put
on by their parents Tuesday af-
ternoon. A series of slides, reci-
tations and skits were presented
for this regular six-Week achieve
ment program.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen
were Tuesday evening callers at
the Lyle Arneson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Kopp of Sid
ney were Monday afternoon Wis
itors and had supper at the AL
bert Noah home.
MIR. and Mrs. Laurits Jensen
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14

Johnson and MIR. and Mrs. Es
Harris attended the last of {
series of card parties held at the
East Fairview School. At 1926
pm. a delicious lunch was served
There were prizes for winners
Henry Kinzel was winner of the
door prize, a beautiful rooster.
The Ed Wheeler children havl
been sick with chicken pox AND
flu. Gale was in the hospital q
few days. s.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Sofus Petersen and family visited
the Bill Finks.
MI. and Mrs. Ted Rodgers left
last Tuesday for Butte to visit
friends and relatives. From there
they went on to Sunnyside, Wn.,
to visit Ted's brothers and moth
er. Mrs. Bill Petty and Allen
Petty returned home with them
Last Monday, Mrs. Nels Baads-
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. George Oh
sen and Nellie Pearl Petersen
visited at the home of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Frandsen
visited at the Enoch Iversen's
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo G.. Ander-
sen of Great Falls were visitors
in Sidney over the weekend at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Volney Andersen. They we're
callers at the E. H. Robinson
home Friday and spent the eve
ming with the George Sweleys
in town.
Zebra, Billy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Fink spent Friday night Wis
iting Joe Finks.
Harold Henderson and son
Harold Lynde, Joe Clark,
Alfred Mann, and Jimmy Pala-
.ichuk drove up to Billings to
take in the Glass A tournament.
Circle II of the Pella Ladies
Aid met at the home of Mrs.
Mikelson Wednesday af-
.ernoon.
Ridgelawn Midget basketball
cam was taken to the Fairview
Center by Les Sorensen for reg
liar practice Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hammes, Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. o. Johnson and Art
)ore attended the party for Eva
Petersen, given by Pauline Kopp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmanuel Larsen
# Culbertson visited at the Ted
Iundtoft home Tuesday.
Lloyd Radke, Oswald Erick-
on, E. H. Robinson, Joe Gartner
nd Orvald Norgaard are in at
enhance at the Farmers Union
central Exchange convention in
It. Paul this week.
Marlene B~aadsgaard, Nancy
1arkle and Audrey Hundtoft at
ended the Glass A tourney in
last week end. They also
listed Palmer Hundtoft and his
rife Molly.
Bernice Harris, our teacher at
he Ridgelawn school, will rep
asent the Richland Rural MEA
t the delegate assembly of Mon
ana Educators at Helena March
$50.
Mrs. Mabel Simard was a
uest at the Oslar johnson home.
7e were busy sewing and re-
letters from the Marion !
j.. Hedegaards, who are still in !
epal. Laura sent interesting, re- !
pictures where they all look
ell taken care of. s
Grandma Hundtoft will be !
aging with Mr.. and Mrs. John !
undtoft while the Tony Humid
fits are in Billings. r
Wednesday evening Mr.. and .
rs. Rudy Kringen and daughter \
amelia visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bill :
nix, Debbie and Billy. :
Visitors at the home of Mr.. :
i'd Mrs. Harold Henderson this '
eek wer MI. and Mrs. Ray .
son and MIR. and Mrs. Clarence .
andersen and family. :
Sunday dinner guests at the a
me of Oscar Johnson were n
III"
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14

don Quilting home. Wayne New
ms arrived home on furlougf
last Thursday.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Mcbride and children wer din
ner guests at the Jim Mcbride
home. Later guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Johnsie DeVries and
family.
Mrs. Gail Sawyer called at the
John Sawyer home last Tuesday
morning.
The Three Buttes Homemakers
club will meet at the Thee.
Schields home Thursday, March
81 at 200 sharp.
Mrs. Jim Putnam and Sharon
visited at the Lee Swanson home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Walter Bauman called at
the Martin Jensen and Thee.
Schields homes Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Schields
visited at the Rudy Propp home
Tuesday evening.
Wilma Franz of Billings, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Franz
of this community and two girl
friends recently enjoyed a weeks
vacation of skiing at the Sun
Valley winter resort in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Franz were
Monday evening callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Franz. They help
ed the senior Franz's celebrate
their 26th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Walter Bauman spent the
past week at the Bernard McLain
home in Sidney caring for the
children while Rev. and Mrs.
McLain were attending church
functions at Billings. Mrs. Jim
Putnam accompanied them.
Mrs. Harold Bentsen returned
recently from Bozeman after hav-
ing taken her granddaughter ia
mi Lynn home. She spent a week
the Donohoes before COM
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Albin Jr.
Tuesday evening callers at
he Fred Franz home. Wednesday
evening Floyd Van Vleet was a
Saturday evening visitors at the
Dave Albin home were Mr.. and
drs. Walter Bauman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bentsen
we're dinner guests at the Chris
versen home Sunday.
Sherman Dynneson, Bob Franz
nd Loren Simonsen were
nembers of the FLA judging
cam which went to. Bozeman
nd won the sweepstakes. Con- s
ratulations, boys. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bentsen
allied at the Dennis Dynnesen
ONE Sunday evening. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McMillen {
vere evening callers at the Chas.
'aniels home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bauman c
7ere Sunday dinner and supper
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. w.
'radley of Crane. i
Mrs. Dave Albin and children
isited the McMillens Thursday v
vening while Dave and Lester {
TENDED the taxpayers meeting
i Sidney. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bentsen a
a family get-together at r
lie Hans Sorensen home honoring
RS. Rene Lastreto of Salt Lake f
lty and Mrs. James Hunter and n
aughter Jami of Miles City. n
MI. and Mrs. Thee. Schields
Id Diana drove to Billings Fri c.
~ where they visited the Otto F
family, the Rev. Kirk e
eweys and other friends. They Z
turned home Sunday, accom-
lnied by Mrs. Jim Putnam. d
Mrs. Walter Bauman and Mrs. ii
ave Albin visited at the Jim
Itnam home Tuesday afternoon. c
irlier that afternoon Mrs. Jim jc
ltnam and Sharon called at the
Mccarthy home. el
and Mrs. Russell Danielson d.
ID family visited at the Dave re
bin home Tuesday evening.
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Three Buttes
BY Homemaksrs' Club

Don Franz came home Mon
day afternoon to help the mel
vaccinate calves.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer anc
Mrs. Eunice Sandgren Joined il
the pot luck supper Thursday
night for the regular meeting OF
the Farmers Union Victory Lo-
cal. Mrs. Sandgren and Mrs
Sawyer visited at the Pat Kelly
home later that evening.
j. w. Murphy was a dinner
guest at the Herb Hier home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bahls and
family were guests of her par
ents Friday night at a birthday
supper honoring Mrs. Bob Bahls.
Gail Sawyer called at the John
Sawyer home Tuesday.
Sunday dinner guests at the Jim
Coon home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Coon, Sandy and Leona
Gierke. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kap-
pei and iona were also guests.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Coon took Leona back to
town, had supper and enjoyed
TV at the Henry Gierke home.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sawyer, Bert and Mrs. Eunice
Sandgren visited at the Guy
Jewett home in Fairview.
Mrs. Harold Franz visited her
mother in town Wednesday and
Thursday and returned home Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Hier, Rich
ard and Bob Carey visited at
the Erwin Putnam home Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Elva Putnam
and Theron Putnam yer also
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Putnam
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Oberg-
fell and children e supper
Friday night at the Harold
Franz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Provost,
Bob and Nancy and Ted Bakken
to Billings to the basketball
tournament. Miss Marlene Provost
came home and stayed with the
children. Miss Alice Hopperstad
vas her guest during this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Mcbride Wis
ted at the Gail Sawyer home
evening.
Miss Leona Gierke spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs.
Bob Coon.
The Three Buttes Happy Gang
III club met at the Uric Pre-
,ost home Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Putnam
allied for Mrs. Elva Putnam to
attend the funeral for George
at Fairview. Sunday Mrs.
Slva Putnam accompanied Mr..
md Mrs. Lester Putnam to Saw
Ige to visit the Roy Brose fami-
y.
Last Monday Mrs. Eunice Sand
rem of Mclaughlin, S. Oak,
anne out with Mrs. John Sawyer
0 visit at their home.
Saturday evening supper guests
{ the Bob Coon home were Mrs.
lille Nevins and Orlo, Elva Put
am and Leona Gierke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Putnam
yere callers Sunday evening at
ne Herb HER home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo
and Mrs. Lille Nevins
'ere guests Saturday at the Cor
The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14

Tuesday, February rs Inc
II. S. - M. Foster 1877, S. Hokan.
100 G. Flaherty 1870. Indi. H. s.
G.. F1anerty SIG, M. Foster 497
r. Lee Ats. Team H. S. - Or,
pheum Theatre I'll, 760 and 748
Team H. - Orpheum Theatr'
2289, Elks 2062, Hardy's Dair,
1912.
Thursday, February % - Ind
H. S. - c.. Olson 1873, r. Lee 1911
c.. Flaherty and B. Arnold 189
Ind. H. 8 - r. Lee SIT, M. San
derson SOB, G. Olson 500. Team
H. S. - Jambors Isl and $50
WOTM 7S7. Team H. - JAM
bors 2144, Rasmussens 2018, Rey-
nolds 1888.
Thursday, February % = Ind,
H. S. - G.. Flaherty 1875 and 1873,
A. Hennen 178.
Ind. H. 3 - G. F1aherty SIS,
P. Harris 504, J. Johnson 483.
Team H. S. - Lone Tree 783,
Valley Motor 758 and 731. Team
H. 8 - Valley Motor 2219, Lone
Tree 2I47, Pepsi Cola 2l40.
Tuesday, March S - Ind. H. S.
M. Schmitz 212, G.. Flaherty
1872, M. Foster 1859. Ind. H. 8 -
M. Schmitz SIT, G.. F1aherty 1872,
r. Lee ATS. Team H. S. Orpheum
Theatre BOG, Hardy's Dairy 744,
Orpheum Theatre 742. Team H. 3
- Orpheum Theatre 1924, Hardy's
Dairy 2060, Elks 2047.
Thursday, March z - Ind. H.
S. - S. King 1877, G. Olson 1874,
E. Chadderdon 1872. Ind H. 3 -
c.. Olson $50, r. Lee 528, G.. Fla
herty 497. Team H. S. - JAIN
bors 867, WOTM 818, $50. Team
H. 3 WOTM 1907, Jambors
1912, Rasmussens 1897.
Thursday, March z Ind. H.
Sd. Taylor 207, P. Harris 1873,
D. Paschke 1856.
Ind. H. 3 - P. Harris SAL, D.
Taylor 524, R. Lee SOB. Team
H. S. - Pepsi Cola sos, Valley
Motor 776, Lone Tree 744. Team
H. 3 - Pepsi Cola 2240, Valley
Motor 2213, Lone Tree 2l42-
MEMS BOWLING
Classic, Friday, Feb. 22-Team
H. 3 - Lane Potters 1900. Ind.
Fl. 8 - Hank Anderson 523.
Team H. S. - Coppens' Chem,
322. Ind. H. S. - Russell Dish
IN 1877. {
Commercial, Monday, Feb. as
Team H. 3 - Snowflake Bakery {
,541. Ind. H. 3 - w. Henkle $50.
Team H. S. - Reynolds 854. Ind. !
S. - L. Delomore 2l4. 8
Major, Monday, Feb. rs Team S
3 - Richland National Bank
.440. Ind. H. 3 Art Arnold 594-
Team H. S. - American Legion
,45. Ind. H. S. - S. Prichard
LBS.
Merchants, Wednesday, Feb. 81
- Team H 3 - Whitaker Husky
2482. Ind. H. S. - Ralph Brown
,34. Team H. S. - Whitaker's =,
IA. Ind. H. 3 Ed Thogersen
SO. n
Civic, Wednesday, February 81 L
= Team H. 8 X. c. 1852. Ind. n
[. 3 - P. Tollackson 544. Team Il
[. S. - K c. $50. Ind. H. S. - C
wilkins 227. S
Commercial, Monday, March 4 h
= Team H. B Snowflake Bak-
ry 1854. Ind. H. 3 - D. Maltese e
Is. Team H. S. Snowflake T
akery $50. Ind. H. s. - D.. NAL
sc 252. fl
Major, Monday, March 4 - e.
cam H. 3 - American Legion 81
1913. Ind. H. 3 - Art Arnold
30. Team H. S. - American S
egion 843. Ind. H. S. - Jack
232. C
Merchants, Wednesday, March B
- Team H. 3 - Moose No. /, C
SOB. Ind. H. 81 Forrest Markle o,
35. Team H. S. - Moose No. L,
%. Ind. II. S. - F. Markle 235. B
Civic, Wednesday, March 6 = tc
cam H. 3 - Tractor & Equip, T
a79. Ind. II. Bud Simard 562.
cam H. S. - Tractor & Equip, 6;
10. Ind. H. S. - Bob Simard, S;
IA. il
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
Browning Businessmen
Contribute $500 For
County Youth Fair

According to Andy Green
shields. who has been soliciting
funds locally for the Glacier
County Youth Fair. over S8O00 O
was contributed Wednesday from
Browning businessmen and inter
csted individuals.
II is expected that a substan
tial amount will be collected In
Cut Bank. which with the local
contribution. will assure an i'm
proved and larger operation this
year.
All funds collected will 60 for
improvement Of the fair grounds
and for repair and rcm0deling Of
the buildings. NY persons inter
csted in assist & the project IN
any way. financially or otherwise
are urged to contact Mr.. Green
shields at the First State Bank
in Browning.
The Youth Fair is county wide
and includes clubs and FLA
chapters within the reservation
boundaries.
The fair will be- held in con
junction with the North Ameri
can Indian Days and r0dc0 celc'
bration this year. Dates arc
scheduled for August Is through
10.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
Local Babe Rvths
Drop First Game
To Cut Bank

The Babe Ruth team (age IL to
Isl Of Browning had their first
game last Monday morning and
were defeated by Cut Bank 81.
The score gives no indication OF
how we'll the game was played
as Browning played good ball
for their first game.
Charles Calflooking showed
promise for his first time on the
mound by allowing no runs in
last four innings.
In fielding and hitting. Alvin
Jordan. Benny Croft. Billy Ben
jamen. Billy Briden and Francis
Wall did fine jobs in their pc
sitions.
Wednesday morning the team
was 10 journey to Cut Bank for
return game and hope to do
better in the score column.
Thursday evening at $50. Va
lier comes to Browning to play
and q close game is expected.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
Restriction Placed
On Use Of Water
For irrigation

Effective Immediately the
town council has put into effect
a restriction on the use of water
for irrigation until further no.
tice due to broken sections of
the new main line carrying water
from the we'll.
One leak was located last week
near the Dwyer ranch, west of
town. where a section of pipe
had either been blown out from
back pressure or broken when
the pipe was covered after hav.
ing been installed.
Excess use of water after moons
causes a shortage for the hotels
and mOtcls and other places
using large gallonagc. so the
council is therefore asking that
all irrigation be discontinued
after IL o'clock noon until the
repairs can be made.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25

Perhaps the most important
issue to be discussed is the appli.
cation for a loan of one million
dollars from the Federal Govern
mcnt which is being requested
for use in connection with tho
tribes credit program presently
in operation on the reservation.
Council members have spent
great deal Of time for the past
four months in preparation of
this application.
The Blackfeet Tribal Council
feels that members of the Black.
feet Tribe have come to realize
that there must be some control
over funds loaned to individual
members of the tribe in order
to safeguard these funds in
which all tribal members have
an interest.
Members of the tribe are aware
that an adequate system to meet
the needs of their members must
be maintained if the social and
economic level of the Blackfect
people is to be raised to that of
their non-lndian ncighbors.
Council members feel that the
Blackfeet people are undergoing
period of marked transition
and the Blackfeet people are be-
coming more and more land
conscious. From experience they
have also achieved a point of
realization that some very defin.
lite planning for the future must
be done if they and their chill.
dren are to survive in highly
competitive economy
1t is in this spirit that the
Blackfeet Tribal Councilmcn are
in Billings this week to discuss
the possibility of a loan from
Revolving Credit funds to the
Blackfeet Tribe for the future
benefit of Blackfeet tribal mem.
bers. 2.437 of which maintain
residence outside the boundaries
of the reservation. and 1857 of
whom reside on the reservation
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
Dolores Racine Selected For Court OF
Honor At Sheridan Queen Contest

Dolores Marie Racine. 10.
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Spanish and great.
granddaughter of the late Julia
and Chief Wades.in.thc. Water.
prominent Blackfcet Indians, has
been selected as one of the com.
panions for Miss Indian America
" Sandra May Cover. yellow
Star" (Choo-Pilet Tia IA Tah
during the All.American Indian
Days celebration at Sheridan.
Wyoming. August =. 3 and !.
This has been a customary prac-
tice since the beginning of the
Miss Indian America contests.
Miss Racine will be one of the
court to represent the Blackfect
Indian people and will ride in
the parade. and each evening
during the grand entry. She will
also appear with Miss Indian
America " at combined meet.
ing of the Rotary. kiwanis and
Lions clubs on August l at which
many prominent people from all
over the country will be- present,
Miss Racine was one Of the
five honorable mentions in the
1856 contest and has been
former attendant to Miss Indian
America III. She Is a cousin OF
the recently chosen Princess OF
the Blackfect Indian reservation.
l.cnore Whitford. who will repre-.
sent the reservation this year
at the Sheridan Indian Days cclc.
bration.
Miss Racine recently returned
from BiSmark. North Dakota
where she spent part of her
summer vacation.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
Sears Motel And Gift
Shop To Hold Grand
Opening Week End

Sears Motel and Gift Shop at
East Glacier. formerly Staley's
are holding a grand opening next
Saturday and Sunday with the
completion Of rcmodcling the
l7.unit motel and their gift shop.
The motel units have been
completely rcdccOratcd and re-.
modelled with the installation Of
tile floors. tile showers and
electric heat. and rcfurnishcd
throughout with new furniture.
The gift shop has been moved
back from the road for parking
convenience and has also been
rcmodclcd and rcfinishcd with
knOtty pine interior. A complete
~ new stock Of curiOs and other
emrchandisc adds 10 the attrac
tivcncss Of the store.
The public Is invited to tho
opening at which time free cot
fee and dOnuts will be- served
both days.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-07-25
Great Northern Freight
DsrsiIed At SinsIsshot

An cight.car derailment Of q
Great Northern freight train
happened Sunday afternoon In
the snow shed at Singleshot,
about % miles west of East Ola
cicr Park. The train was west
bound at the time and loaded
with grain.
Three Of the loaded cars were
reported to have spilled but by
Monday the second track which
runs through the tunnel had
been cleared and train service
was resumed on schedule.
Cause Of the accident was no,
Immediately disclosed although
officials thought a defective
journal might have been respons
iblc.