The Glacier reporter., 1963-02-28
News of BIuekfoot and Meriwether

Ms NlL1-e1 Doo-e and Mrs
Ca--a W1r:e ~e-e among the
ls1ies attending c5e s1TEer IN
honor Of Mrs Linda Cross Guns
o. Monday eve-l-g II Brown
lzE
Julus P.set.e- and rs hired
mar <e-e yls.:o-s thursday Of
;1lS seek
TIE George Keaner.y family
ot CT Bank Es-e Friday VISIT
ors :. .ze Roy DooTe home
Lsces. -eEs o. Ms Belle Tat
sey Is "a: .1ey removed the cast
OF her .eE and II vas nending
nicely Sae Eas discharged from
the Hospital Friday
Bl--11ay wls5es 90 out 10 Mob
By Larson Ebo celebrated his
birthday February 18th and also
Ralph SalEsla1d Tho celebrated
his February 2G,h
Had z NICE le:teT from Esther
Jacoby and fanny this past week
She has been busy planting
flower bulbs IN her yard Every
one IS floe and they send greet,
inRs 20 their friends around the
community
Roy and Mildred Doore were
wednesday evening visitors at
the SanEsland home
Jerry Jay Larson has been on
the sick LIST again this past week,
but at the time Of this writing Is
much better.
Best wishes 90 out TO Carol
Rsfield whO celebrated her birth
day February II
Mrs. ROWena Guardipee. son
Pete and daughter. Mrs Alayne
Sutton and children left for their
home al Post Falls. Idaho Fri
day morning after visiting a few
days with the Brewers
Mrs. LOrinda Brown mOtOred
TO Shelby Wednesday and was
an overnight guest Of her daugh-
ter and family. returning home
the next day.
Deepest sympathy IS extended
20 the family Of Joseph Mckay
in the loss Of their loved one.
Grandpa and Grandma Brew
er received word from their son,
Buddy and family. living in Trip
oil, North Africa. that Buddy had
lust received another promotion
making him a ST. Master Sgt
Marie Is working nov and in
June they will be transferred
again. Germany may be their
new hOmz after that
Mr.. and Mrs Vern TOrkelsOn
Of Whitefish were visitors Mon
day Of this week
BlackfOOt vas one Of the bus
lest little places on the map on
Monday when over 1000 head of
cattle we're traiIed in here TO
the stOckyards for shipment. The
cattle we're being shipped to a
ranch near Cody, Wyoming.
photographer from as far as
Hungry Horse were here for the
occasion Il will be quite awhile
before another drive as large as
that one will be seen around
here.
Visitors at the teacherage Sun
day included Mr.. and Mrs. Dex-
ter GaIbraith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scotch McFadyean and sons, Of
Browning. Mr.. and Mrs, Walt
Freed and son Of Cut Bank, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stone and a
friend also from Cut Bank.
John Stiles and Lee Thomas
of Browning, Border PatrOlmen,
were visitors Monday evening.
Lois Keller is back cooking for
the school children again after
being off for a week.
Ray McKeen ROadmaster) was
a business visitor q couple Of
days this week
Mrs. Lorinda Brown visited at
the Sangsland home Monday.
The Section crew from Black
foot made a trip to Whitefish on
business Tuesday.
In honor Of Ralph Sangsland's
birthday, dinner guests at the
Sangsland home Tuesday even
ing Included: Grandpa and Grand
ma Brewer, Mrs. Lorinda Brown,
Mrs Nedra Reagan and Rose
Mary. and Mrs. Susie Galbraith.
Several from the community
attended church services in
Browning Wednesday IL being
the beginning Of Lent
A nice crowd attended the old
time dance held at the Charles
Keller ranch Saturday night.
From all remarks everyone had
a very enjoyable time.
Ralph and Betty Sangsland ac-
companied the Brewers TO Cut
Bank Saturday and while there
visited with Margaret Kelleher|
al the Rest Home.
Quite q few attended the Pol
iceman's Ball in Browning Fri
day night at the Legion Club
and from all remarks everyone
~cioved themselves.