The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-05-31


Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brian Connolly
have had as house guests this
past week their niece and hus-
band, the Gary Hopkins, who are
enroute to Normal, Illinois to
visit other relatives.
Knutson, the telephone repair
man from Browning was out to
Blackfoot and put in new phones
for the Brewers and the Sangs-
lands. We sure have better con-
nections now.
Terry Jacoby spent the week
end in Blackfoot with his fam
lily returning to his job east of
Havre Sunday evening.
Mrs. Betty Sangsland drove
Grandpa and Grandma Brewer
to Devon on Friday to visit the
Joe LaSorte family. While the
Brewers stayed in Devon, Mrs.
Sangsland drove on to Chester
and visited the postmaster there,
namely Mrs. Ruth Ish. The La
Sorte family sent greetings to
all the folks in the Blackfoot
and Meriwether communities.
Visitors at the Sangsland home
Thursday included Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Mcknight and daughter,
Connie Kay, of Summit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Yates Dirlam) of
Havre, and Mrs. Mable LaPlante
and grandchildren and Mrs. Bet
ty Augare.
Phieffer Bros. shipped a car
load of hogs from the Blackfoot
stockyards on Saturday.
The Rawleigh salesman from
Browning was out in the neigh
borhood selling Rawleigh pro
ducts this past week.
Mrs. Betty Sangsland was a
Thursday visitor and luncheon
guests at the Clifford Brown
ranch, and while there gave Mrs.
Brown permanent.
The Kenny Wheeler family
were Sunday evening visitors
and luncheon guests at the Char
lie Keller home.
Ross and Gary Williams stay
ed with the Lee Lowder family
Monday evening while their par
ents went to Cut Bank.
The annual Blackfoot school
picnic was held on Sunday, May
9th at Lower Two Medicine.
About sixty people attended the
event. A beautiful day, coolies of
good things to eat, and lots of
fun would describe the.day per-
fectly. After everyone had eaten
the Blackfoot All Club held a
model meeting for their parents
and friends and Mrs. Reagan
(our teacher) presented awards
to Bonnie Sangsland and Mari
Ign Jacoby. Later a base ball
game got into full swing and
everyone enjoyed themselves
very much. For those that were
not used to playing ball I'm sure
the day will be a memorable one
for at least a week after talking
to a few on Monday morning
found they we're a little on the
stiff side.
Ralph and Betty Sangsland
were Wednesday evening visitors
and coffee guests at the Lee
Lowder home.
The Henry White family visit
ed with Backbone and Agnes
Mad Plume, Carma's grandpar-
ents, Sunday evening. Mrs. Mad
Plume has been very sick with
the flu, but at the time of this
writing is much better.
Kenny Olson of Meriwether
was a Blackfoot visitor Monday
at the depot and at the Sangs-
land home.
Mrs. Nedra Reagan was a Cut
Bank visitor on Monday on bust.
ness.
The last catechism class for
this summer was held Thursday,
May oath at the Blackfoot school
Awards were given out to the
children. There were two chill
dren from this community made
their First Communion and they
were Jerry Jay Larson and Kar-
en- Jacoby.
Everyone has been going to
the different grave yards this
past week cleaning up the graves
of their loved ones getting them
ready for Memorial Day.
The Sangslands were Thursday
evening visitors and coffee
guests at the Henry White home.
Mrs. Louise Evans has been an
over night guests of her daugh-
ter and family, the Henry White
family for a few nights this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Salway
and daughter, Elaine, of Box Ell
der, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Henry of Great Falls were Sun
day dinner guests at the Lee
Lowder home.
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