The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-01-11


pers in Browning Friday and also
visited with Audreys mother,
Mrs. Elbea Higgins.
Vern Hall of Browning brought
out some butane for different
homes in Blackfoot Saturday and
was also a coffee guest at the
Sangsland home.
Mrs. Vena HarwoOd, Sheryle
and Kathy, were Sunday visitors
at Grandpa and Grandma Brew
er. They brought out some COM
modities for Grandma TO cook
for the school children.
Ralph Sangsland and daugh-
tiers Bonnie and Anne attended
church at East Glacier Sunday.
Grandma Brewer has her old
lob back now that of cooking for
the school children at the Black
foot school Until the kitchen Is
finished in the new school she
will cook at her home and the
bigger school children will carry
IL over to the school
Mrs. Lois Keller has the job
of bring in the Meriwether school
children each day for school.
Mrs. Lois Keller visited with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Tony Kell-
er at the Browning hospital Fri
day afternoon as Tony had a
baby boy on Thursday.
Ronnie and Dorothy Norman
and children visited with the
Lee Lowder family Friday eve
ming. The evening was spent
watching home movies.
Mrs. Fred Stone made a bust
ness trip to Cut Bank Tuesday of
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee LOwder and
family made a trip to Great Falls
on Wednesday as they took their
little son Freddie in for another
checkup.
Your news writer was sick with
a bad chest cold over the New
Year week end 50 didn't even
get to 60 out and celebrate this
year. Feeling much better now.
The Blackfeet and Meriwether
school children were very happy
to start school after the first of
the year in their new school
building at BlackfoOt. Mrs. Rea-
gan is happy over the idea also
as every thing is so sparkling
new.
The Lee Lowders and the Ron
ME NOrmans had dinner at the
Vets Club and later celebrated
seeing the old year go out and
the new one arrive.
Mrs. Elbea Higgins and Bob
and Hilda Larson and Johnnie
of Browning were New Years day
dinner guests of the Nobby Lar
son family. Bob left Tuesday to
return TO GOnZaga University to
resume his studies.
Charles Strain returned Mon
day from Chinook where he had
spent a three week vacation.
While there he got married. Mrs.
Strain did not accompany her
husband TO Blackfoot as she has
a cafe business in Chinook and
will remain there for some time
until she sells the cafe. TIL eI
Blackfoot community is looking
forward to Mrs. Strains arrival
as they would like TO meet her
and make her feel welcome in
our big city.
The Kenny Wheeler family
were New Years day dinner
guests of the Jess Meineke fam
lily in Browning
Mrs. Frank Stokes and children
of Shelby were Saturday visitors
and dinner guests of Mrs. Stokes
parents, the Clifford Browns.
The school children showed
Grandma Brewer how glad they
were TO have her back as their
cook again by giving her q box
of candy and a nice dish towel
her first day on the job. They
also gave her a nice card with
their names on IT, Grandma said
she was surprised over the gift
but il gave her a nice feeling 10
know they thought so much of
her.
Mrs. Arlene Sinclair visited
at the Sangsland home Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Carma White and
Mrs. Betty Worth also visited
there.
Ralph and Betty Sangsland Wis
tied with Mrs. Betty Worth and
children on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown
were Browning shoppers Wednes-
day. Dan Kelleher and Grandpa
and Grandma Brewer also were
Browning shoppers that day.
Mrs. Bertha LaBreche returned
home to her trailer house at the
Mark Harwood ranch after spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Birdie
TAYLOR In Browning.
Mrs. Nedra Reagan and daugh.
ter Rose Mary arrived HON ell