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

they visited Nedra's daughter.
Mrs. Donald Rodes and family.
for a few days during the holi-
Lenny Vandenbos was a guest
of Sheryle and Kathy Wheeler
days.
Billy Powell spent a couple of
days visiting with Mark Misner
this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Galbraith
and family and Mrs. George Kipp
visited Mrs. Susie Galbraith and
Mrs. Elizabeth Wetsel last Thurs
day evening in Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy" Galbraith
stopped in Wednesday with DUFF
fy's mother, Mrs. Susie Galbraith
and sister, Mrs. Nedra Reagan
and daughter Rose Mary. The
Galbraiths were on their way to
the ranch after spending New
Years visiting friends and rela-
tives around Browning and Cut
Bank.
Little Rose Mary Reagan has
been sick with a bad cold and
the flu that has been going
around. She is much better at
the time of this writing though.
Quite a few from Blackfoot and
Meriwether went in this week
and picked up their commodities
as they were giving them out
again on Thursday and Friday.
The Sangslands visited Mrs.
Nedra Reagan, her mother, Mrs.
Susie Galbraith and little Rose
Mary Wednesday evening.
Henry and Carma White have
named their new baby daughter
Sheri Elaine. Sheri is doing fine
but did change things at the
White houshold as she kept Nom
and Dad from going out to cele-
brate the New Year.
Congratulations 60 out to Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Hoyt o: Browning
as they are the proud parents of
baby boy born Thursday morn
ing.
Anne, Lonette and Lonelle
Sangsland stayed with Grandpa
and Grandma Brewer Thursday
afternoon while their mother
went into town.
Erling Evenson of Cut Bank
was a Friday visitor and coffee
guest at the Sangsland home.
Mrs. Betty Worth is not work
ing at the Joe Lewis Cafe in
Browning anymore. She is now
keeping herself busy with only
her house work and the children.
Bonnie Sinclair, Betty's sister,
who had been staying in Black
foot and taking care of the chill
dren while Betty worked, has
moved back to Browning.
Ricky Reagan was a called in
Blackfoot Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stone were
Cut Bank visitors Friday as Fred
wanted to visit the doctor and
have a checkup.
The Blackfoot Pinochle Club
held a card party on Friday eve
ming, Jan. 5 at the new school
building. There was a nice turn
out for the party including all
the home folks and a few from
out of town. Mr.. and Mrs. Erling
EvenSon of Cut Bank attended.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Connolly
of Seville and Charles Lukin of
Browning. Prizes in the women's
section went to Mrs. Abbie Skier
ka first prize, Mrs. Betty Sangs-
land, second prize and BOBBY to
Mrs. Bertha LaBreche. In the
mems division first prize went to
Tony Niesken, second prize TO
Terry Jacoby and BOBBY to Leo
Salois. The travelling prize was
won by Mrs. Evelyn Niesken. A
nice lunch was served by Mrs.
Esther Jacoby consisting Of cake
and jello salad. Our next card
party will be Friday, Jan. 10, If
weather permits. Everyone well
come.
Tony Niesken and grandson,
Terry Davidson, were Saturday
visitors and coffee guests at the
Sangsland home. Mrs. Clifford
Brown also visited there.
Billy Powell was an overnight
guest of Larry Jacoby Wednes-
day Of this week.
The Sangsland household is all
in a whirl over the new family
of puppies that Buttons, our cock
er spaniel surprised us with the
other evening. There are six in
all so anyone wanting a puppy
for their children is welcome to
one. They are part Australian
shepard and cocker spaniel.
Charlie and Lois Keller enjoy
ed few games Of pinochle with
the Kenny Wheelers Friday eve
ming.
The Roy Doores made a bust.
ness trip TO Conrad Saturday.