The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-02-01
Starr School News
Gym Davis

and Mrs. Sylvester Arrowtop was
his mother, Cecil Tatsey, who re-
Gently with her husband, Club,
went to Thermopolis, Wyoming
to visit Elizabeth Tatsey Gran
dali, who has lived off the res
ervation for the past Is years.
The couple visited every spot of
interest including the famed hot
springs on the Fort Washable
reservation. They met Louis Cha
vez, a cousin to Mrs. Kate End.
ers and also many people from
Browning who live at the agency.
They thoroughly enjoyed their
trip.
Returning from service to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els LaPlante is their son, Kelly,
who will be stationed at Fort
Bragg, North Carolina. Red
Guardipee, who has been staying
at the LaPlante ranch all winter,
will 60 to Fort Harrison for treat
ment on his back
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bear Med
icine are proud parents of a son
born in the Blackfeet hospital.
He has been named Kelvin John.
Mrs. Carmen Gardipee was
rushed to a Great Falls hospital.
Mrs. Minnie England will teach
out here until Mrs. Guardipee
can resume her teaching respon-
sibilities.
Eugene Ground former teach
er at Starr School, has accepted
a position in Riverside, Calf. and
will be a boys advisor the re-
naming year.
Mass will be held at 4 pm. on
February 1 at the church of the
Sacred Heart.
Larri Davis is staying in town
with her grandmother and at.
tends Mrs. June Douglas second
grade at X. w. Bergan school.
There will be a PTA meeting
February 5.
Like everyone else all over the
state, we all had our ears glued
to the Ty and radio when We
heard Gov. Nutter was killed.
Now that he is dead he will be
known as the greatest guy Mon
tana has known.
Mrs. Isabelle Whitegrass is re-
operating nicely at home after
having undergone surgery at Cut
Bank. Dan, a professional car
penter, has been awarded the
contract to remodel the home Of
Cecile Schildt.
Mrs. Birdie Chief Coward has
been with the Clarence White
grass family all winter. Mrs.
Whitegrass and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Scabby Robe were re"e1t Cut
Bank visitors. The Sr"Nhy Robes
did not hold the Bla"k:ail dance
that was scheduled for January
IS because of the wind and cold
weather.
Leonard Harp of Kalispell was
at Starr School to get the horses
he purchased from Alex Sher'
man. Mr.. Harp has been buying
horses on the reservation for
quite some time. He recently lost
his wife, but continues to buy
and sell horses and trucks them
to Spokane and Seattle.
Joe LaFromboise and Eddie
Connolly were up to the Seaton
COW camp. II wasn't too cold for
Joe Last week. At Is below zero
he walked from Eddie's ranch to
the George Van Sender place,
formerly owned by Harvey and
Mae Williamson. Joe said all was
we'll at the Van Sender ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Casey were
supper guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Sherman Friday
Curtiss Bullchild is coaching
the junior high basketball team
and has quite few games seized.
uled. "Suck-a-toe" still has the
small boys team but has been
inactive because of the weather,
Suck-a-toe will play again for
the fifth year with the Brown.
ing Braves. They have been prac'
ticing like mad and hope for
another victory this year.
We wonder where all those nit
tens the ladies of the Blackfeet
Sewing Club have promised the
small children out here.
Jim Cross Guns and sons got
their parkas and many more men
were most appreciative for the
parkas they received from the
commodities house. There were
some out here who did not re
ceive one and we're quite disap'
pointed for the parkas are just
the thing for this cold weather
Quilts were issued to many peo
pie who are thankful.
Having a talk with Ken "Ponch'
Conway we learned his is fed
eral officer at Fl. Yates, North
Dakota. He and his family like
ii real well in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Meineke and
daughters went to Cut Bank after