The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-14
Bubb News
bv Rod Paisley

lenirnt. There are a few who
feel that it is too costly to take
prisoners from Babb to the coun.
~ Jail to serve terms. There has
also been remarks that the High.
way Patrol is being seen too much
on the roads and at Babb. 1t is
the opinion Of many that they
could use even more help when
one sees whole cases Of empty
bottles thrown in the middle of
the highway and at the driveways
leading into ranches. Just a week
ago a ton pickup pulled into the
line of traffic and side.swiped
another in front Of another mo.
toriS, which might have caused
a severe wreck. Another lady
came home from visiting a neigh.
Dor and found a man had taken
possession Of her bed and had
eaten all the food from her re.
frigcrator. No complaints were
filed in these cases. but this is a
sample of what could grow from
bad to worse if officers and jud.
geS are too lenient with law
breakers.
People are being urged to give
their opinion to the County Com.
misSioners and County Sheriff as
10 how much or how little law
enforcement they wish to see.
Sheriff Jesse Harlan was in
Babb one day last week invcsti,
eating some Of the complaints
that were turned in TO his office.
Hugh Blacks entire establish.
ment opened for business at St.
Mary Sunday ThrorSon's at Babb
also opened their motel for bust.
ness last week.
Dave DoberalSki Of Greig's
Dairy al Kalispell started max.
ing deliveries twice i week by
truck Friday.
Laura Jane Taft reviewed the
guidance portfolios Of the two
eighth graders. Terry Gray and
Shirley O'Brien She praised
them for the fine work they had
done and urged them TO go 70
high school They will both al
tend the Browning school.
Three weekend b a ketb all
games were played with Starr
School Starr won two out Of
three Starr School will meet a
Cardstor team at Babb next Sun.
day.
Larry Paisley was home from
Cut Bank for the week end He
was one Of five Cut Bank stu.
dents who attended High School
Week a; Montana State College
While there the students wrote
on scholastic achievement; tests.
Maggie Whitford is home from
Helena after spending week
visiting Mr. and Mrs William
Corcoran. Mrs Corcoran is Mrs
Whitford's daughter.
Mr. and Mrs John Faccy spent
the week end a, the Ear! Slers
home. MIR Faccy is Mrs S.rr>'
brother.
Dorothy Smith is back cooking
for the school after a five week.
sick leave.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wh.:nrd
have a new baby daughter 81"
was born at the BROWNING h,>
pital last Tuesday.
According to Earl S!crs We had
2@6 inches Of precipitation dur,
ing April and have had we'll over
a half inch in May
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcullcr Of
Cut Bank accompanied Mrs Tai,
Friday. They drove up 10 Many
Glacier and saw some goats bu,
no sheep.
The snow removal crew on 10.
gan Pass Is now working on the
turn about the tunnel. The drift,
is fif,y.ninc feet high which is
deeper than usual.
Rod Paislcy's birthday came on
Mothers Day this year so he and
his wife shared q cake with birth.
day and Mothers Day decora.
tons.
The Sun Oi! Company has been
surveying to make gravity tests
around the Babb area. II is ru.
mored that q well will be started
soon In the South Fork Of Ken.
edy creek basin east Of fcllo"
Mountain.
K. ". Bcrsan and Thomas
Wells met with Monte Fcnncr
and Rod Paisley and reviewed
attendance records Of the Babb
school. Mr.. Bergan Is director Of
Indian Education Of Montana and
Wells Is regional representative
Of the United States office Of
education at Denver. Region 8
consists OF the states Of Colorado
Utah. Idaho and Montana. The
chief responsibility Of that office
Is 10 administer public laws 8i4
and 8iS which provide school
operating expenses and school
facilities for school districts with
pupils residing on Or with par.
ents employed on Federally own.
cd ssx.frcc property. This in.
cludeS Indian trust lands for In.