The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-09-20
News Of BIuckfoof and Meriwefher


Oregon last week end to resume
his work there. Jay has been
home here in Blackfoot for some
time visiting his family and do.
ing some more work on his new
home.
Mrs. Mildred Doore and daugh-
ter, Donna, were Saturday Wis.
itors in Blackfoot.
Mrs. Eva Strain is spending q
few days in Havre visiting her
parents.
Walt and Lydia Richards OF
Monroe, Washington and Tony
DeRoy, also of Monroe, wer
Monday evening visitors and
dinner guests at the ySangsland
home. Walt and Lydia spend the
summers up at East Glacier as
Walt is head gardener there. Mr..
DeRoy is the Park Supervisor
for the Great Northern Rail.
road. Both the Richards and Mr..
DeRoy left Tuesday for their
homes at Monroe.
Pat Ryan of East Glacier has
been grading the roads in and
around Blackfoot this past week,
a job that was badly needed.
Congratulations 60 out to
John Walkman and Bob Reagan
who celebrated their birthdays
on Wednesday, September 18th.
The Warren Scheck family of
Browning and Roy and Mildred
Doore were all Tuesday evening
visitors at the Sangsland home.
The Fred Stones made a trip
to Pendroy Monday with some
cattle.
Kelvin Bundy of Cut Bank
spent Sunday and Monday visit.
ing the Lee Lowder family.
Mrs. Esther Stone of North
Cut Bank was Sunday evening
visitor at the Fred Stone ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bundy and
Kelvin were Wednesday visitors
at the Fred Stone ranch.
Bob Howard and daughter,
Tracy, were Tuesday visitors and
dinner guests at the Fred Stone
ranch.
Gary and Dicky HARDWOOD
spent the week end at the Mark
HARDWOOD ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rather
and family went on a picnic to
Chief Mountain on Sunday.
Mark and Vena HARDWOOD visit.
ed with Mrs. Hazel Guardipee
in Browning Sunday evening
while Sheryle and Kathy TOOK
in the movie.
Mrs. Lois Keller accompanied
Mrs. Betty Sangsland to Cut
Bank on business on Monday af'
ternoon.
Jerry Jay Larson was absent
from school on Monday of this
week.
Mrs. Ely York of Waller and
Mrs. Ada Fellers of Dawson
Creek, British Columbia, spent
a few days at the Mark Harwood
ranch. Mrs. Esta Nelson and
daughter, Penny, of Waller drove
the ladies home.
Otto Slogan shipped bunch
of cattle from the Blackfoot
stockyards on Tuesday of this
week.
Mr.. Peck, the area Postal In
spector of Great Falls. was a
visitor in Blackfoot Thursday in
the Post Office.
Daniel Kelleher wcs a Brown
ing visitor on Thursday of this
week.
The Ralph Sangslands cele-
brated their 10th wedding ami
versary on Sunday, September
10th. They celebrated the event
by going out to dinner.
The Ferd Luckis moved to Cut
Bank Monday as they will be
making their home there from
now on. Ferd was the section
foreman here at Blackfoot, but
now will have the job of track
inspector from now on. The sec
ton foreman job here at Black
foot now is open for bid.
Pat Ryan of East Glacier was
a Thursday evening supper guest
at the Fred Stone ranch.
Deepest sympathy goes out to
the Show family of Browning in
the loss of their dear one. Mrs.
Show was such a warm-hearted
person - she will be greatly
missed by all who knew her.
Charlie and Lois Keller were
Saturday evening dinner guests
at the Calvin Augare ranch.
Lee and Marie Lowder and
daughter, Debbie, and Mrs. Bette
Whitford and daughter, r ose
Lynn, were Monday visitors in
Shelby.