The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-09-12

illOTuld, has lett LOT Outy III
Okirawa. Pvt. Reevis is the son
Of Mr. and Mrs James Recvis Of
this city.
Lizzie Roundman Biglodgepole
has been hospitalized in the local
uSPHS hospital. Mrs Biglodge-
pole suffered a recent heart at.
tack at her home and is reported
doing fine.
.Audra Pamburn. daughter of
Ethel Merchant. has been hospi.
talized in Great Falls since her
return from Los Angeles where
She had been making her home
since leaving this area under the
Relocation program.
There will be an evening pray.
rr service Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the George :AndruS
home in Browning. Everyone is
welcome. The Rev. 4. f. Long.
fellow. Rector Of the Episcopal
church will conduct the service.
Chief Feather Chief" was the
Blackfeet name given Benet who
was said to be the first Spaniard
to be accorded such an honor.
Benet'S group. upon their return
TO Spain will publish and circu.
late a final report on their obSrr.
va;ioNs in the United States.
kNu,e ". Bergan. State Co.
ordlnator Of Indian Affairs from
Helena. was in Browning on bust,
ness last week While here he
conferred with Agency Superin.
;enden, Howard F. Johnson and
principal Of the boarding school
Harold Schilllng
Jaime 4 Segarra Benet. group
leader Of the IL government and
non.governmen officials repre-
senting the tourist industry of
Spain who visited Glacier Park
recently where they studied mod.
ern techniques and methods of
tours; promotion. was indicted
into the BlaCkteet tribe by Paul
OldChlef during his groups visi,
70 Glacier Park Lodge
David Heavyrunner. infan. son
o! Gertrude and Eugene Heavy.
runner. died at the local CSPHS
hospital a, 1870 am. September
s Thc child is survived BY his
parents. three brothers. three sis.
! tiers and his maternal grand.
mother. Mary Grounds. Funeral
services were held September 9
with the Beck Funeral Home Of.
floating.
The Blacktee, Graf, Shop.
which has been operating at ST.
Marys since June IS. closed its
seasons operations September 9.
Mrs. Nora Spanish. manager. said
that business was fair. but could
have been one Of the best in
years. had not highway construc.
ton activities on Highway 80
between S; Marys and the Hud.
son Bay Divide been setback
Jack Rounds returned home
from Minneapolis las; Sunday
having been the house guest o:
the parents Of Miss Phyllis Ros
ers. who during the summer SEA
son was employed in the admin.
istrative department al the Ggea,
Northern Hotel in Eas; Glaclc.
She is a sophomore a, the Iii.
versity Of Minnesota
The Finley Sheep Co. shipped
$50 lambs early this week. buyer
being the Raj, Packing Co OF:
Sioux City. Iowa. The Shipmcn,
will be sorted out as 70 go TO
various lots in Iowa. Sea,ton pre-.
viously made shipments to mar.
ket. Likewise with Brown. who
this week finished UP here by
shipping his breeding stock 70
Washington.
Mahala Mueller. Crafts special.
ist Of the Northern Plains Crafts
association. is here 10 make plans
for closing the museum crafts
shop at the termination Of the
marketing season September IS.
Since her arrival from her head.
quarters q, Billings the fore par,
OF last week. she has been in.
voicing the stock. which will be
transferred 10 the Billings head.
quarters which serves as a whole.
sale outlet 70 points throughout
the country. This season has been
a comparatively prosperous one.
Mrs. Mueller said. Aside from
the volume Of business. visitation
Of tourists bent on witnessing the
remarkable creations Of Indian
groups was heavy this season. In
fact exceeding tina, Of previous
seasons.