The Sidney herald., 1955-09-08

MIR. and Mrs. Willard Schmitz ar
rived by train in Glendive Friday,
from Minneapolis, Mimi, where Mr..
Schn1tz had undergone major surgery
IN Variety Heart Hospital, University
Of Minnesota, July 18th. DR.. Varco,
VINO performed the surgery, is a form
er resident of FairVieW and for a
short while attended school in Sidney.
he is a nephew of G. A. Varco.
Mr.. n Mrs. Bailey Fisher took
their SON Vance and family, who
have visited here for the past two
months, to Glendive, Wednesday
morning, where they boarded the train
for Seattle, Washington. Vance viii
consult a throat specialist before he
resumes his curse in telegraphy.
Guests at the Hurry Carey home for
the Labor Day week end were Mrs.
Carey's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G.. Reikofski, of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schafer and fami-
ly of New Rockford, North Dakota,
arrived Friday afternoon and spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Hass. While here they
attended the Richland county fair and
were guests at a family picnic at
Richland park. They left by car Mon
day morning to drive to Bowman,
where Mr.. Schafer had been forced
to leave his plane because of heavy
fog. She and the children will drive
home by way of jamestown. They
where they did some sightseeing.
Other Labor Day guests at the Hass
home were a daughter, Mrs. Leroy
Peterson and son, Kenney, of Miles
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Maltby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale McDermott drove
over from Wolf Point on Monday and
spent the day with the HasS family,
returning home the same day.
Alta Thurman was here from Glen
dive for the fair and to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fuhr-
man. She also visited her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl West, here
from Riverdale, N. D., where they
moved from Fairview some time ago.
A c. Miller has been here the past
week from ThermopoliS, Wyo., visiting
relatives and friends. He SAYS Their
mopoiS, where he has lived the past
IA years is growing so fast he can't
Keep track of 1t. Health springs re-
sort that 1t is, farming, sheep, cattle
ana oil are all important factors in
the industry of the area it centerS. He
was here before four years ago and
n sad part of this visit was the death
after he got here of his brother Jens
at his home at Savage, whose funeral
is being held there today.
Mrs. VIM. H. Miller and son John
OF hlchey Were Sidney visitors Tues
day. Mrs. Miller is secretary-treasurer
of the Montana State Rural Letter
Carriers association auxiliary.
John and Harold Burke. brothers
were in Sidney Tuesday from the
north Enid part Of the county where
they told us the harvest was all done
and yields were exceptionally good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson are
here from Miles City today, combinine
business with pleasure and calling on
friends. Mr.. Anderson is plant en-
gineer for the Montana-Dakota Utili-
ties at Miles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Harris were
here from Laurel, Montana, VISITING
friends and taking in the fair las
week end.
Mrs. Elma Hooker, county clerk and
recorder, returned the first of the
week from Billings where she visited
two sisters and other relatives and
friends, making the trip by car.
Mrs. Ida Phillips and daughter Carita
after spending the summer vacation al
their home in Sidney, left Sunday fol
Lame Deer, Montana where Mrs. Phil
lips will teach the fourth grade in
the reservation Indian school and Car.
tia will attend high school as a fresh
man at Colstrip, % miles from there
making the trip by bus daily. Mrs
Phillips taught last year at Hinsdale