The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
Lambert
By Mrs. Grant Burgess

Bell all of Sidney visited at tn
Dick Bell home Thursday evenin.
to honor Mrs. Dick Bell on he
birthday.
Mrs. Osten Kvaalen and Mr.
Pershing Carter were h~ostesses a
a bridal shower at the Carte,
home Thursday of last week il
honor of Mrs. Perry Partin nee
Murlene Luidahl. The Afternoon
was spent socially after which
the hostess served lunch and the
gifts were presented to the bride
Mrs. CORN Peterson and Mrs
Paul Petrik entertained at a silver
tea in benefit of the Luther Lea
que Wednesday afternoon between
the hours of 2 and s.. A good turn
out was reported in spite of the
rain.
The school band took part in
the music festival at Glendive Sat
urday as did the girls chorus.
Several cars were taken to trans
port the participants. Those driv-
ing down were MI. and Mrs. An
ton Luidahl, Mrs. Dan Gladow-
ski, Mrs. Beatrice Burton and
Mrs. Grant Burgess. The small
scnool bus was also taken and
driven by Dick Bell. Other par
ents who attended were Mrs. jaw
Roberts, Mrs. John Bolstad and
Wilbur Sandberg. Mrs.
Sandberg also visited with her
daughter Karen while in Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins at
tended the funeral of Erwin Bah1s
IN Sidney Saturday.
Word was received here of the
passing of Andrew Erickson at
the Sidney hospital last FRIDAY.
he operated a grocery store in
at one time and also
worked on various farms in the
community. Mr.. and Mrs. Osten
AVaalen and Mrs. Thea Poison at
ended the funeral in Sidney on
saturday morning.
The first outing of the Saddle
Tub was held south of town sun
lay afternoon with a good attend
nee. The afternoon was spent
unnlng races and gathering ,
round a camp fire for weiners :
marshmallows. Everyone re- ;
orted a good time. +
MI. and Mrs. L. J. Frasier of
ldney were Sunday dinner guests
the Melvin Swendseid home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Witt of the
orth Sidney area were visitors
the Warren Schilling home
lnday afternoon. They also call
at the Ivan Thomas farm for
me alfalfa seed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Pust drove
Laurel the first of last week
wing been called there because
the illness of Mrs. Pust's moth
They returned Thursday bring
g her mother with them as she
unable to be left alone.
Mrs. Paul Heringer was called
Sidney on Thursday of last
because of the illness of her
At this writing she j. i'm
owed but is still hospitalized.
and Mrs. Ben Rogers re-
rned from Oklahoma Sunday
.ernoon having gone for the
neral Of Kenneth Williams who
t his life in a car accident last
end. The rest of the group
expected back soon as they
re to visit with relatives for
v days.
Bud Lake and James Thomas
1e been chosen as delegates to
for high school week this
II. The boys and their mothers
Wednesday of this week and
l be back Sunday.
he regular meeting of the PTA
be held at the school Nav 2
h the election of officers as the
N business for the evening. A
gram will be presented by the
tents of the grade school as
ows: Safety program, grades
2; "Our Pets, grades l and
indian songs, grades 1 and O..
Day poems and songs.
les 3 and 4; dramatization of
y Crockett, grades 5 and 6.
natization of the Highway
/, grades z and 8, Loves Old
.et Song" grades z and 8. The
nner's band will make their
earance for the first time thatd
It also. The rooms downstairs
be open with displays of work
: during the year for the par
to view.
lurSday evening dinner guests
ev. and Mrs. Leo Berreth were
Ludwigson of st. Paul, MINI,
lie and Ronald Pust and Sam
anon. Mr.. Ludwigson spoke
evening in the local Alliance
ch. A discussion followed on
lay school work. Mr.. Lud-
is district Sunday school
secretary.
5. Herman Williams was guest
NOR at a miscellaneous show
ven for her Friday at the Al
parsonage, with 20 ladies
mt. She received many use
lifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
minister among the Indian
e at Fort Totten, N. D., for
months.
rd has been received by MI.
Mrs. Martin Torgerson from
son Kenneth that he is now
ned in Missouri at Fort
Wood. Robert Moe who