The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-02-22
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Bob Woods was in Canada buy
ing cattle several days last week.
Mrs Guy Smith was a Great
Falls business visitor Tuesday.
Joe Show was a business visi-
tor in Cut Bank Thursday.
The Indian Sewing Center Is
being painted inside.
Visitors from the Heart Butte
area Thursday were Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Upham.
Donald Mcdonald Is spending
this week in Dixon on the Flat
a head reservation on business.
Mrs. Russell Boyd is vacation
ing with her sister and husband
on the west coast.
Mrs. Gladys Davis returned
this week from a visit with her
sister in South Dakota.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Elsie
Wright were Don Wright and
son, Mike, of Glasgow.
Superintendent Howard John
son made a business trip to Bill
ings last week.
Charles Lukin. who is a pa
tient in the local hospital. is re-
covering from injuries received
in a recent automobile accident.
Arriving from New Castle, Wyo-
ming last week, Mrs. Milo Nc
CARNEY is visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. r. w. Harris Of Bigfork
arrived in Browning Tuesday to
be near her father. NJ. J. Bixby in
his illness. She is staying with
the Benton Juneau family.
Mrs. Pearl Babinau Is spending
q few days in Sacramento, Calf.
with her daughter, who is recov-
ering from an automobile acct
dent.
Mrs. Pearl Babinau attended a
meeting last week in Great Falls
on adaptive placement, and Ma
tional Association of Social Work
ers Organization.
SISgt. Alvin Pollock and fam
lily, who Is stationed at Malm-
strom ALB, were up over the
week end to visit with his mo-
ther, Irene Cooper and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davis and
children. Sandra, Russell and
Gary, are in the process of NOV
ing TO Poison where they will
make their new home.
Mr.. Duffy of the Billings area
budget office and Jerome Camp
bell, area building and mainten-
ance office, were business Off
GERS at the agency this week.
Mrs. Dorothy Gallup met with
the first year clothing members
Of the Browning 4-H club last
Monday night at the barracks to
assist the girls in cutting out
their cotton skirts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeRoche
Of Milk River brought Johns
father, Charles, into the public
hospital last week. He had suf-
fered q heart attack but was re-
leased and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kipp and
Mrs Dexter Galbraith were in
Cut Bank Tuesday where George
attended a meeting of the
knights of Columbus. After the
meeting they were guests at the
home of Phil Aubrey.
After attending the funeral of
Charles Reevis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ce-
ell Tallow, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Fox, Mrs. Rose Davis and her
daughter, Margaret, were visi-
tors at the home Of Mrs. Harvey
Williamson.
Mrs. Newton LAMAR and chill
dren of II. Washable, Wyoming,
Mrs. Joseph Kipp of California
ard Mrs. Charlotte Rothlieberg
or of Seattle arrived over the
week end 20 be with their father,
Ed Colbert who is a patient in
the Blackfeet hospital.
An open house in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert LaFromboise
will be held In the basement Of
the Catholic church Wednesday,
February % between the hours
of 2 and 8. The LaFromboises
viii be moving TO Poplar March
4
Word has been received here
by relatives that Jerome Ken
merry of Bremerton. Washington
suffered a heart attack last
Thursday and is a patient in the
Veterans Hospital in Seattle. Mr..
Kennerly is the brother Of Leo
Kenneriy.
The following ladies are to be
congratulated on the lovely job
they did making the cheer lead
ers' dresses: Mrs. Mae William
son, who designed the dresses;
Mrs Mary Little Bull. Mrs. Ce-
Gle Trombley and Mrs. Katie
Home Gun who were among the
u~c,,r, ~ ladies contributing their