The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1963-05-23

attended and everyone who did
60 in to view the paintings and
wood carvings had nothing but
praise for the talented people
in the Browning and surround
ing communities. II was wonder
full to see what talented people
we are living next door to and
have for friends.
Mrs. Arlene Sinclair accom-
panied her husband to Fort Ben
ton this past week where he is
working at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Mclean who
spent the winter in Arizona ar
rived here Friday afternoon at
the Charles Keller home.
The Blackfoot school plan to
have their picnic on Sunday,
May 18th at Lower Two Medi-
cine.
Mrs. Lorinda Brown accom-
panied by Margaret Starr OF
Browning motored to Pendroy
to spend the day with Mrs. Ir'
ma Hughes Monday.
Grandpa and Grandma Brew
er and son, Bob, left Wednesday
morning for Post Falls, Idaho to
attend the graduation of their
granddaughter, Janet La Breche
Janet is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chef La Breche
Roy and Mildred Doore were
Cut Bank shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Del Salois and Mrs. Lois
Keller were Tuesday visitors al
the Sangsland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johns and Mrs
Gabheart of Pendroy were Mon
day evening visitors of Mrs. Lor
linda Brown and also tried their
luck fishing out of Kipp Lake.
Mrs. Marie Lowder and
daughter, Debbie, accompanied
Mrs. Eva Strain to Cut Bank
Tuesday.
The Ralph Sangslands were
Monday evening visitors of Mrs
Lorinda Brown.
The school children cleaned
up the yards around the Black
foot school Tuesday
Walt and Lydia Richards Of
East Glacier were visitors here
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lorinda Brown made Z
trip to Shelby Tuesday to view
a program in which her grand
daughter, Fransetta Stokes, tool
part. Mrs. Brown spent the nigh
in Shelby and returned home
Wednesday.
Quite a few people took ad
vantage of the first day of fish
ing Sunday. There were quite ;
few fishermen on Mission ant
Kipp Lakes. Some nice fish wert
caught over the week end.
Miss Cook was out from Brown
ing on Wednesday to visit TIT
school.
Mrs. Audrey Larson ant
daughter, Jackie, were Wednes
day visitors at the Lee Lowdel
home.
The Larry Whitfords spen
Sunday in Babb, visiting Bette!
parents and Grandmother, Mrs
Dubray.
Carol Raefield is back home
again running the Cowboy I'M
after going East to visit hel
brother ard other relatives. He
brother is as good as can be ex
pected after the stroke he re
Gently had.
The school children entered
some posters on Conservation il
the contest held in Cut Banl
this past week. Now they art
waiting to see the results of the
contest.
The Frank Stokes family o.
Shelby were Sunday visitors o.
Mrs. Lorinda Brown and alS(
took in the Art Show in Brown
4 ing.
The school board held a meet
ing Wednesday, May 18th at
pm. with all but one member
present. Business discussion con
sisted of painting the Teacher
age and ordering a new set o.
Encyclopedias.
Mrs. Mildred Doore and son
Dickie, were visitors here Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Monte Fenners and Mrs
Dubray of Babb were visitors a
the Larry Whitford home Wed
nesday.
Fred and Theda Stone wer,
Wednesday visitors at the Ro,
Williams ranch on Milk River.
Mrs. Lorinda Brown was il
Cut Bank Wednesday and on tn,
way home visited with the Ton!
Nieskens.
Babe White had the miSfortun,
of breaking his arm this pas
week. We were sorry to hear tina
as he is quite a baseball playe
and won't be able to play TO
awhile.
Charles and Eva Strain motor
ed to Havre over the weekend t,