The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-08-01

you'll, SpSlll 1881 WIN NASllAlS
relatives in Browning.
Rae Mills. member of the
Blackfeet Agency staff was in
Billings this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smithey
and family from Sioux City. Iowa
have been visiting III the home
Of Mrs. May Ellen Hartmann since
Sunday.
Clarence DeGuire and two
sons Of Bremerton. Washington.
were here to visit his mother,
Mrs. Louise DeGuire and sisters.
Ida DeGuire and Mrs. Florence
Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur gilbert.
son. former residents Of this
area now living at Essex. are the
proud parents Of son born last
| Monday at the local CSPHS hos.
pital. Mr.. CulbertSon is employ.
ed by the Great Northern Rail.
way Company.
Peter Redhorn. Blackfeet Trib.
al Business councilman and Trib.
al Public Relations officer. will
60 to Sheridan this week to make
preparations to act as Master of
Ceremonies for the All.American
Indian Days celebration to be
held there August 2 through !.
Mr.. Florrey. Chief Of the
Branch OF Land operations in
Washington DC. and Charles
Schramm. area credit officer.
were in Browning on business
this week. While here they con.
ferred with Blackfeet Agency
superintendent Howard Johnson
on land and other matters.
Norman Preston. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Stan Preston. has &C.
cepted a position with Western
Air Lines a, the International
Air Field in Great Falls. His job
will be in the communications
department dealing with ticket
sales. reservations and loading
of planes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lynch and
two small children who have
been visiting her relatives for
several weeks. will leave tOmor.
row on their return TO their
home at Rock Island. III. Raised
in Browning as the former Fern
Billedeaux. Mrs. Lynch left with
her husband to make their home
in The east following their mar.
riage here.
Eddie Cobell suffered loss by
clectrocution of TWO fOur.year.
old cows with calves al his ranch
two miles northeast of Browning
last week. when live wire Of
the Glacier County Electric Co.
op line serving consumers in that
area struck the animals. The &C.
cident occurred during wind.
storm when the wire became dc.
tached from a pole.
Franklin Juneau. Frank Nc.
Cormick. Tom Jeseppe and John
". Harper were in attendance
at the State Convention held in
Helena three days last week as
representatives of American lie
gion Post No. l27. Also in attend.
ance were Mrs. Irene Menden.
hall and Mrs. John Harper. mem.
bers Of the Legion Auxiliary.
Two awards were given by Nc.
Cormick. a troop trophy to Malta
and an American Legion trophy
TO Stanford.
Clyde Frederick Of Boise. Ida.
no. was In Browning Tuesday on
a survey for antiques in wagons.
buggies and other horse.drawn
vehicles Of half century ago.
Frederick. who is acquiring q
collection at his quarters In
Boise. finds the older communi.
ties Of the northwest pretty much
depleted Of rare things Of the
horse and buggy days. However.
o valuable antique shows up now
and then and the harder 1t Is
to find the more valuable /, Is.
he has come 10 observe.
/ Audra Pambrun. who has been
employed for the past six months
in Los Ongeles. California thru
the Relocation Program operated
on the reservation. arrived home
for visit last Saturday accom-.
panied by her six.yesr old son.
Audra Is employed as nurse In
the Crippled Children's hospital
at Los Angeles and upon her re.
turn there. will be promoted to .
position as supervisor. Audra Is
the daughter Of Ethel Merchant.
local agency employee.