The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-02-08

visitor in Great Falls Monday.
Business visitor Tuesday in
Browning was George Edwards
Rosalie LaFromboise was in
Cut Bank shopping Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark
were Cut Bank visitors Monday.
Benton Juneau was in Poplar
on business last week.
Gonzaga University senior Bob
Higgins was home from Spokane
for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harper were
in Great Falls last week attend
ing the bowling tournament.
Agency Bridge Club met
Wednesday evening at the home
of Bobby Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison
from Little Badger were in town
Tuesday on business.
A former resident of Browning,
Gait Kramer, Is a patient at Co
lumbus hospital in Great Falls.
Great Falls business visitor
Monday was Mrs. Cecile from
bley.
In town to shop and on bust
ness Friday were Mr.. and Mrs.
H.. D. NFoI,of.n
Mrs. Floyd Peters and Mrs.
Katie Lyle drove to East Glac-
Ter for luncheon recently.
Arriving in Cut Bank from Sc
attic Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Goss will spend the week visit
ing friends and on business.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. William
Spanish left for San Francisco
to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Andy Whitford and her family.
Due to the illness of her baby,
Mrs. Jeanette After Buffalo was
absent from her work at the sew
ing center.
The board of trustees of the
Methodist Church met at the
church Tuesday evening to con-
duct their regular business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Brown of
Havre were in Browning last
week end visiting with their fam
lilies, the Al Jordans and the
Woodrow Browns.
Carol Magee, student at Mon
tana State College in Bozeman,
is among the 40 students main
tanning straight A averages for
the fall quarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carlson of
Kalispell, formerly of Browning,
brought their son, Merlin, to the
Public Health hospital for a
checkup.
A dinner party in honor of
Robert Racine and Mrs. Pearl
Babineau, who celebrated their
birthdays last week end, was held
in the home of Mrs. Geneva Dill
Ion Saturday evening.
The square dance group will
meet Saturday evening in the
conference room at the barracks
to choose a name for their new
group. Anyone interested is in
vited as il is open to all.
Saturday evening Mrs. Geneva
Dillon honored Mrs. Pearl Bah
ineau and Robert Racine with a
double birthday party. The guests
were Mrs. Racine and daughter
Crystal and Joseph CARRIER.
Doug Sleight and a Montana
University classmate, Robert Ber-
gantine of Fergus Falls, Mimi,
returned TO Missoula Sunday
after a weekend visit with the
Jesse Sleights.
In Browning Monday on bust
ness was Phil LaBreche, county
commissioner. Mrs. L Bre che
and her grandson, Kenny Wheel
er, are in Los Angeles visiting
son, Nanny.
Gene Quadri was in Billings on
business last week. He also at
tended the sixth annual Northern
Rocky fountain Avalanche
school of the National Ski Patrol
System held at the Bridger Bowl
near Bozeman last week end.
While enroute to Cut Bank on
business for the American Legion
Saturday, the car in which Bud
Blevins and Newton Racine were
riding was wrecked when the
steering rod broke. They were
not seriously injured.
DIR. Robert Bruce of the Black
feet hospital staff has been as
signed TO temporary duty with
the u. S. Coast Guard. DR.. Bruce
will return to Browning in mid
April after a three-month tour
Of duty in the Far Pacific area
aboard the U. S. S. Matagorda.
The Glacier County All Coun-
ell met at the courthouse in Cut
Bank last Tuesday. January 80.
10 discuss the years schedule of
All club activities. The meeting |
was attended by 20 leaders and