The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-11-16
News Of BIuckfoot and Meriwether

ABOUT 40 people aAAGAANN III
old time dance in Browning Sat
urday night held at the William
Sinclair home in honor Of VIII
liam and Clara's 18th wedding
anniversary. Music was furnish
ed by the SalOis and Sinclair
brothers. william and Clara were
presented with a beautiful set
of siIyerware besides other beau
tiful individual gifts. A beauti-
full three TERED cake was baked
by Mrs. Del Salois while William
and Clara's daughter, Tavern.
did the honor of decorating the
cake. A pOtluck lunch was serv-
ed TO all attending the dance.
Everyone had a wonderful time
and the square dancing went on
until 5 am. Those attending from
Blackfoot were Leo and Del Sal
ois. Terry and Esther Jacoby,
Ralph and Betty Sangsland, Bet
~ Worth and the Richard Sim
clair family. The evening ended
with everyone wishing William
and Clara many more anniver-
saries together.
The Nobby Larsons are sport
ing around in a white station
wagon these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Sinclair
and family of Browning were
Saturday visitors and dinner
guests of the Richard Sinclair
family.
Grandpa and Grandma Brewer
called their daughter, Rowena
Guardipee, of Post Falls, Idaho
Friday to wish her a happy birth
day.
Mrs. Susie GaIbreath was a
Friday night house guest of her
nephew and family, the Lynn
Thompsons. Saturday Lynn's mo-
Their, Mrs. A. J. Thompson, Mrs.
Alberta Caldwell of Meridian.
Idaho and Mrs. Galbreath, all
sisters, made a trip to Cardston,
Alberta to help their sister, Mrs.
Nora Shafield celebrate her 96th
birthday. There was a banquet
held in Mrs. Shafield's honor at
the Spencer Hotel while open
house was held also for her at
her home from 2 to z pm. Mrs.
Shafield received many beautiful
gifts About IS guests attended
the banquet while scores Of peo-
pie attended the open house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Keller
and family were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mrs. KeIler's parents,
the Neil McLeans at Cut Bank.
Mark and Vena Harwood and
Mrs Bertha LaBreche made a
trip TO Shelby Thursday with
some cattle.
The Newhouse Cattle Co. moved
about 800 head Of yearlings from
the Johnny Anderson ranch to
the Newhouse ranch on Two Med
icine. Top cowhand for the job
was Abbie Wagner Of Cut Bank.
Mrs. Abbie Skierka accompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs. Con-
ME Fugle and her sister, Mrs.
Edna wickens Of Chester, left
Monday on a trip 10 Seattle and
Vancouver, BIC. 20 visit rela-
tives. In short Abbie is rambling
again in her little Rambler.
Mrs. Vena Harwood, her mo-
ther, Mrs. Bertha LaBreche and
Kathy Wheeler visited at the
Kenny Wheeler home Monday.
The Nobby Larsons were Sun
day dinner guests Of Audrey's mo-
Their, Mrs. EIbea Higgins in
Browning.
Mrs. Birdie Taylor Of Brown
ing was a Friday overnight visi-
tor Of Mrs. Bertha LaBreche.
Mrs. Lois Keller visited at the
Herb Delaney home in Brown
ing Thursday.
Grandma Brewer is happy over
her Amaryllis plant. As a rule
the plant blooms once a year,
but this year IL has surprised
her by blooming twice. II has
three beautiful orange blossoms.
Mrs. Birdie Taylor Of Brown
ing spent Friday and Saturday
al the Mark Harwood ranch. She
also attended the pinOchle party
Friday evening held at the old
Higgins school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Keller
and family made a trip to Harlem
10 visit the Steward Weber fam
lily.
The Ralph Sangsland family
attended church al East Glacier
Park Sunday.
Heyi Girls, Raymond Skierka
Just got himself a new pickup.
/ Just can't understand how that
guy has stayed single this long.
The Blackfeet Pinochle Club
held a card party Nov. 10 al the
old Higgins school There were
five tables of card players. Mems
high prize went 10 Mark Har-
wood. second prize 70 Leo Sal.
ois while Terry Jacoby walked
away with the BOBBY. The lad