The Sidney herald., 1955-04-21

here Sunday night by train fol
their home in Salt Lake City. AL
had remained a few days after
the funeral to visit among their
many relatives in this community
The Rev. Mr.. Owens of GLASGOW
conducted Holy Communion r.
vices at the st. Lawrence Fpisco-
pal church in Sidney Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Mildred Thorsen, Richland
county superintendent Of schools
is in Helena this week to attend
the annual state conference of All
county superintendent in the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Varco re-
turned last week from their an
nual winter vacation spent at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haa-
gensen and family at Encino, Cali
fornia. Enroute home thev en-
joyed a ten days visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Leo Smith and
family in Missoula. They report a
pleasant three months in Califor-
MIA. They took in the Montana
Picnic at Los Angeles where thew
saw and visited with many Rich
land county friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Dasinger
ST., returned recently from Cali
fornia and points west where thew
tell us they had a wonderful
months vacation visiting among
their children and old friends
They spent some time with their
~son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Broderson and two
children at Oakland, where thew
enjoyed many lovely sightseeing
trips. On their return they visited
the John Reiner family at Red
ding, California, and the Law
renee Swoboda family at Ander-
son, California. Both were former
friends at Scobey, where the Das-
myers lived before moving to
Sidney. Old Sidney friends visited
on their return were the Law
renee Petersens in Portland. Ore
Mr.. Petersen will be remembered
as a former carpenter in Sidney
Their last visit was at Bozeman
where they spent a week with
their son and his wife, MI. and
Mrs. Tony Dasinger and their
three children. Tony, a former
partner in the Sidney Cleaners
and Laundry, is now well estab-
lshed In a business of his own At
Bozeman, the eagle Cleaners
Niels Anderson who has been here
tue past week, is leaving Monday ~
return 10 his home in Salt Lake civ
MneIe ne and his wife have resided
tle past three years. He and his Sis
Yer, Dr. Camilla Anderson accommodates
sle remains of their mother, Mrs. Rer-
ina anderson whose death occ11rrad
tneIe. back here for burial. The obit1-
~ Was IN this paper last week. DR.
camilla Anderson has been nraofic
ing in Salt Lake CITY since movino
Lnere from Washington, d. c. sever (
years ago. N1elS, a carpenter bv trade
II ulldln a fine new home for her
y the mormon city. A pioneer residi-
oent mere, the son of pioneers. he
was happily surprised at Sidnevie re-
markable growth in Population and
ieStqenual and business DEVELOPMENT
II Ine three years he has beer gona
WIS. 4. A. Hardy left recently bv
PIdhe Tor Norwood. Mass, to spend
Solne tlne visiting her s~on-in-law and
G~dusnte Mr. and Mrs. Chas Keen
She LETT on the Frontier Sunlinerse
tlrst flight on the Sidney division after
pelng, grounded for a couple of dave
Dy ne SnoWStorm which prevailed
o,estar ute sntlre eastern Montana and
NoIth Dakota area last week.
= .. McRae returned the first Of
me month from CaStero Valley. Calf
II miles out of Oakland. WHERE he
was called the first of Febr7Iarv hv
Dne serious illness of his son Kenneth
WIZ unqerWent two major operations
the Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley
Whlle his father was there and was
,ecuPeratmg at home on the latter's
departure for home. Kenneth is fore
nan Tor a fence company there. Mr.
Mchae says the biggest building boom
evGI saw is IN full swing in the San
rr9nclsco-Berkeley area, with 100000
ana $4,000 homes being built on fine
.erraced mountain sides. Castero VAL
a VIDE place in the road four wears
go, is a modern thriving little
NY now. He stopped in Portland both
ways on the trip, returning via Mis-
'oula and Miles City.
Johann Eidum and his sister u,bo
,eturned to their native Norway ~
I've a couple of years ago, il a letter
% Mrs. Anna c. johnson, write. "We
re well and had a fine winter In
March it was up to 80 above zero b11t
We experienced a little bad weather
ne last of March. Johann was ready
o start building a stockade fence
his yard" They asked NTre
.ohnson to greet their many friends
lere for them. which she takes This
to impart and she hopes it will
each them all. VII
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hess left today 70
rive to Noonan, N. D., where theV
wed for many years, to attend flu
leral services for Harry Zimmerman
n old friend there whose death %.
urred last week.
A letter from A. M. Cooley tells ne
hat they are leaving Mesa. Arizona
where they have made their winter
-ome. and expect to be back here II :