The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-03-08

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locations office. Is in Browning
On business this week.
Weekend guests in the Al Jor-
dan home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Brown of Havre.
Mrs. Sibyl Halseth and daugh-
Ger Karen were in Spokane on
business last week
Home from Billings last week
end we're Miss jeanne Show and
Miss Charlotte Mendenhall.
Rev. James Bell returned Tues
day from Billings where he had
been on a preaching mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Quadri
made a brief business trip to
BOzeman last week.
Mrs. Ethel Merchant. I'M clerk
al the agency. is a patient in
the Blackfeet hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Grier Of Cut
Bank were Sunday dinner guests
az the Charles Gerard home.
The Rosenbergers have reopen
ed their motel which was closed
for several weeks.
Mrs. Joe Carlson Of Kalispell
was a Browning visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Carlson is the daughter Of
the late Charles Reeyis.
Tribal police officer. Duffy
Comes at Night was in Saturday
from Heart Butte on business
and TO see the basketball game
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy DeDolfe
have been staying at their home
in town and committing 10 their
ranch at Spider Lake.
Donnie Juneau was home from
Bigfork last week end TO attend
the basketball tournament with
his parents, the b. c. Juneaus.
Bill Benjamin and Larry Doug
las. sophomOres at Eastern Mon
tsna College. Billings. were home
for the week end.
Mrs. Edward L. King. a for
mer Browning resident, under
went surgery at Great Falls on
Tuesday for an injured knee.
Mrs. Don Schmidt returned
last week from a visit with her
mother and brother in eastern
South Dakota.
Visitors in Great Falls Tues
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Doane and son Mike who had his
left arm checked by his doctor.
After spending several days in
Browning on business, Edward
Hilton returned TO his home in
Prescott, Arizona Sunday.
d. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Upham Jr. Of
Heart Butte were in Browning
Saturday shopping and to attend
the basketball game.
Attending the Saturday night
game from Babb were Mr.. and
Mn. George Henkel Jr. and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey ThrOnson.
Basketball fans from Heart
Butte in for Saturdays games
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Grant,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grant and
family and Joe Boss Ribs No. 2
Cora Burdeau, who is attend
Ing business college in Butte, was
called home last week after her
mother. Mrs. Ethel Merchant,
suffered a heart attack.
Having graduated from COM
mercizl college in Great Falls,
Mary Ellen LaFrOmboise is here
to visit her family before going
10 work.
Returning last week from a
six week vacation in the south
vest and old Mexico were Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Lennon and
niece Peggy RagSdale of Harlem
volney futile, who recently
resigned his position as range
conservationist with the agency
range and soils survey crew al
Cut Bank, is now employed in
Arizona.
o Catherine and Robert Des Ros-
Ter, children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dies Roster, are recuperat-
ing az home from tonsilectomies
performed at Memorial hospital
in Cut Bank.
The KMONster party at the
community hall last Friday night
: was attended by about 200 area
young people. Gene Marianetti
of Great Falls was master of
ceremonies.
Mrs. Lucille Jones and children
moved 10 Browning from Poplar
,ast week end. Mrs. Jones has
transferred from the nursing
sisff of the public health hos
pisai on the Fort Peck reserva-
tfon 30 the staff Of the BlackfeetI
hospital
Beloved old citizen Harry Horn,
who has attended all Browning
games, both at home and away,
was at all the games last week
He is in the best of health and
certainly doesn't show his nearly
80 years.