The Glacier reporter., 1960-06-30
Local News Items


Bud Dierdorf was here from
Dupuyer this week to look after
his stock ranch west of Brown
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wentz
of Lincoln, Nebraska were week
end visitors at the G. v. John
son home.
Mrs. Joe Mckay underwent
surgery June Z in the Columbus
Hospital in Great Falls. We are
happy to report she is at home
once again recovering nicely.
Visitors at the NJ. X. Fields
home Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Severns and sons OF
Plainfield, Wisconsin and their
sons friend.
Rev. and Mrs. John Pfleiderrer
of StevensviIle and Rev. and Mrs.
Vern Klingman of Billings were
guests of the James Bells on
Monday.
Guests enjoying the Indian
Days celebration from Missoula
are Mrs. George Humel and Miss
Dorothy Johnson, who are stay
ing at the NJ. X. Fields home.
Ernest Dubuque and Jim Wac
kiewicz of the Public Health
Sanitation Department from Bill
ings were in Browning several
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Cline and
family are here from Spokane
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cobell.
Cline is employed as photon-
operator on the Spokesman Re
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Ward, Jr.,
and family left for Oklahoma
Tuesday. They planned to stop
at Busby to visit Phil Ward, Sr.,
and get Mary X. who has been
visiting her grandfather.
Ruby Walter and her sister,
Bernice Lewis, spent several days
in Helena the latter part Of last
week. Mrs. Walter officially at
tended a meeting of the. state
Democratic Women's organiza.
ton while there.
Jack Davies visited the fore
part of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Arnold in Helena. Mrs.
Arnold's father, the late Jack
Duncan, owned and published
the former Browning Chief back
in the 1905.
Jack Reed, flight Lieutenant
of the Royal Canadian Air Force
at Winnipeg, Manitoba base, visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Des
Roster yesterday. The group will
be in flight in this area during
a part of the Indian Days cele.
bration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rappe OF
Seattle are to arrive this week
end for a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Beck and Mr.,
and Mrs. Ronald Bell. The RapPe
children, Valerie and Richard
arrived recently and will speed
the summer here.
Mrs. c. A. Robertson and a
granddaughter of Kalispell ar
rived today to be house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter DesRosier
during the Indian Days celebra,
ton. Mrs. Robertson's late hus
band was a newspaper man OF
Kalispell. Earlier he operated
the Browning Review, predeces-
sor of the Glacier Reporter.
Harvey Davis, photographer
for the Seattle p. /. was in Brown.
ing this week taking pictures OF
the Indian Days celebration.
ic Berra, former Browning
teacher, and his wife of st. Paul,
Minnesota are visiting in Brown.
ing and touring Glacier Park
this week.
Francis Guardipee attended a
reunion of former Glacier Park
rangers he worked with at West
Glacier Thursday evening, with
285 people in attendance. Mr.
Guardipee will attend the Ma.
tional Scout Jamboree at Colo,
RADIO Springs next month, being
represented as assistant scout
master of troop 65 of the North
Central Council of Montana.
Mrs. George Schifner this
week received an attractive bro
chure titled PVO Profile from
her SON in law, Gerry Schlidt
who is employed during the sum
mer by Phillips & Van Orden,
commercial printing house in
San Francisco. Gerry's picture is
displayed on one of the pages
which features employees of the
concern. Pending opening of the
school year of the Junior College
of San Francisco, where he will
/ attend as a student of CONNER
cial art, he is employed by the
prinfinp concern
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Salois OF
Downey, California became the