The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-06-28
Bubb News
BY Mrs. Monte fsnner

and family, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Billedeaux drove to Waterton
Lakes Park Sunday.
The Mountain Construction
Company moved to Babb last
Friday from Kalispell. These are
the names of the people who
moved i'm with the construction
Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Donlinn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Reibe and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ewes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mcclure
and family and Dick Bower.
Sunday church guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Church and
family from Minnesota. Mr.. ia
son is the immigration officer
up at Chief Mountain customs
station again this summer.
Rev. James Bell and Rev.
Richard Fiero were guest speak
crs last week at Red Lodge.
Daryl Horn and Gary Racine,
and the third mans name which
I did not catch, were the mu.
sicians at John Vineyards Bar
Sunday evening.
Miss Darlene Wagner spent a
week visiting with Suzie Fenner.
Tuesday, eleven cub scouts and
two den chiefs went on a trip
to Browning to visit the mu-
seums. Also two den mothers
Mitzi Henkle and Louise Thron-
son substituted for Liz Siers.
A report was received a few
days ago by one of the park
rangers from Many Glacier that
Bob Moore was killed at Arizona
when his truck went out of con-
troll on which he had a load of
logs. Bob Moore is the son of
George Moore with whom / be-
lieve most people are familiar.
Mr.. Moore was the manager of
those saddle horses for the park
last summer up at Many Glacier.
Mrs. John Cornell, recently
went through an operation at
Great Falls hospital and we wish
Mrs. Connell a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Barbara Galbraith is at
tending summer school at North
ern Montana College at Havre.
Mrs. Bill Reed and family
from Browning were visitors at
St. Mary and Babb Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy diamond
and family were Saturday visi.
tors at Babb.
A group of All boys and girls
went on a trip through Idaho
and Canada. Mrs. Annie Fitz-
gerald and daughter, Anna. al
so Mrs. Elmer Fitzgerald and
John McGovern accompanied
the Alters. On their way home
they stopped off at Mr.. and Mrs.
Punny Arcands at Babb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stillwell pur-
chased So Lincoln the color of
lavender.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Whitford
and Rose Lynn were visitors at
the Fenners and Woodwards
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Anderson
are vacationing at their summer
camp along st. Mary's Lake.
The prize fighter, Gus Calf
robe, from Cardston, had the
misfortune of rolling his pick
up over three times Saturday
night, he rolled over in front of
Henkle's restaurant then just
missed the gas pumps. He was
pinned under the pickup. II
took five men and some women
to tip the pickup on its right
side.
Jack Hot Cakes" Smith drove
home from Stanford for the week
end to visit his family. Jack is
employed with N. X. Construc-
/ IN Co. He returned there Sun
1 day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd diamond
purchased a 81 Impala Chevy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Woodward
were overnight guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Stones. then on to
Cut Bank on business.
Clifford Heuscher had a BIZ
cycle accident Saturday when
his bike rolled over with him.
He bruised his face badly and
had to have three stitches taken
on his arm. Lester Johnson
brought Cliffy to a doctor at
Cardston to get repaired.
John Weathered was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Garrow and
family at their lake side cabin
and went boat riding.
Steven Garrow is a guest at
the Emmerson Fishers.
Mrs. Edwina Noffsinger and
friend Martha, drove over from
headquarters at West Glacier,
| u,hara thew are both employei