The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-10
News Of BIuckfoot and Meriwether

They have written letters to all
parts of the world collecting
small amounts of soil which they
plan to analyze and test for in
gradients.
Kathy Wheeler has been alb
sent from school due to having
the chicken pox.
Ricky Reagan was a Tuesday
overnight guest of his mother
Councilman Joe Carlson and
son of Browning were out Wed
nesday picking up their baled
hay.
Shipping their cattle from the
Blackfoot stockyards Thursday
included the Fred Stones. Verlin
Wipperts, Ike Nelson's, Mark
HarwoCds, and Boke Kipps.
The school children are again
making plans for their annual
Halloween party Right now they
are learning recitations and prac-
ticing their plays they will put
on for their parents.
Best wishes go out to Mr. and
Mrs. "Porky" Sellars Sr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark who
were honored on celebrating
their 5Oth anniversaries this past
week
Fred Stone attended a FH.A.
meeting in Cut Bank Wednesday
evening. While Fred was at the
meeting Theda visited with her
daughter
Signal maintainer Charles
Strain informed me this week
that he got the bid on Cut Bank
which was open, so we will be
losing Charles and Eva in our
community very shortly. They
will be making their home in
Cut Bank.
Jack Meyer of Browning was
down checking brands Thursday
and Friday.
Bob Brewer and Sam Moss and
son, Greg, all of Great Falls,
spent the weekend with Grandpa
and Grandma Brewer
Among those attending the wa
ter meeting held at the barracks
in Browning Tuesday evening
were the Fred Stones and Ike
Nelson's.
Ralph and Betty Sangsland
visited with Mrs. Lurinda Brown
Tuesday evening.
Glen Finley was visiting here
Saturday checking as to what
homes used oil He is working
for Wes House, in Browning.
Mrs. Lurinda Brown was al
overnight guest at the SangslanC
home Friday. On Saturday sh'
and Mrs. Sangsland mOtored Il
Kalispeu where they visited the
Ellsworth lsons, returning
home that evening.
The Frank Stokes family Oi
Shelby visited with Grandpa and
Grandma Brewer Saturday after
neon. and Mrs. Lurinda Brown
Sunday.
Mrs. Elbea Higgins of Brown
ing spent SUNDAY with the NObby
Larson family.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Fred Stone ranch were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hi Wocdw'rt Of Babb
Also visitcrs that day were the
Lee Lowder family of Cut Bank.
From all remarks, everyone
attending the benefit dance Civ.
en- for the Ron Norman family
on Saturday evening, had a very
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X Guard
ipee of Browning were Sunday
evening visitors at the Fred
Stones.
Verlin and Loretta Wlppert
took a trip over the weekend
into Canada, visiting Lethbridge,
Fort Mcleod and other parts of
interest.
Mrs. Rowena Guardipee and
Olive Jessick of Post Falls, Idaho
motored here Monday to spend
a few days with the Brewers.
Commodities were given out
this week so those receiving them
were in the first of the week,
The Sisters have been coming
out again each Monday to teach
Catechism to the school children.
The Blackfoot All Club will
hold the first Pinochle party on
Saturday evening, Oct. II at d
nm at the BlackfoOt school. AS
the proceeds will 60 towards the
All fund we'd like to see nice
turnout that night. Come on out
and bring a friend or two.
Mrs. Rowena Guardipee anS
Mrs. Olive Jessick of Post Falls
Idaho visited with the Johnny
BiIIedeaux family in Browning
on Tuesday evening. On Wednes
day they visited the Sangsland
family and later made a trip tC
Cut Bank.
Julius Pfiefer and his hired
hands assisted Mrs. Lurinda