The Sidney herald., 1955-04-07

70 TRENDS mere. 1ney tell us they had
a fine trip but the weather there has
its drawbacks too and they are glad
10 be home and out of the dust.
Dean Davidson and Chris Joseph
son took a number of county office
employees to CulbertSon Wednesday
where they attended an A. B. Dick
NlmeOgraph Workshop that morning.
Accompanying Mr.. Davidson and MI.
JosephSon were Mary Ellen Erickson,
Jessie Wright, Verna Frost, Betty Mer-
cler n Elsa Sundling. Two repre-
SentativeS from Chicago and one from
Miles City were there to explain the
workings of the machine and how to
get the most service out of them, all
OF which those in attendance tell us
VIII be a great help to them in their
WorK. Inc oWn represented at the
scnoOl were Wolf Point, Medicine
Lake. Froid. Brockton and Culbertson.
The superintendent from CulbertSon
had his commercial class there. The
school closed at 400 and light re-
freshmentS were served to those in
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lang and little
daughter visited in Bozeman last week
at n home of Mr.. Lang'S parents and
with other relatives. Mr.. Lang
recently returned from overseas SER
wee and the family have taken up
the1r residence in ar apartment in the
ho1ne Oh Mrs. Lang'S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Hood. They plan to locate
mere permanently II Mr.. Ian finds
suitable employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hall are looking
forward to a visit with Mrs. Halls
sister, Mrs. w. H. Tate and children,
Iommie and Althea. who will arrive
IN Sidney early next week.. Mr.. Tate,
who is a representative in the Iowa
Suate legislature, will join his family
here as Soon as the present session
closes and they will accompany him
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Don Nottingham and
our children of Laurel will be Easter
week end guests at the home Of Mrs.
Nottlnghams parents, DR.. and Mrs.
r.. D. Benson.
Cheryl Benson and Dick Hurd will
leave Sunday by car TO return to Boul-
der, Colorado. where both are stu
cents at the state university. Miss Ben
son is a senior in the School of Edu-
cation. and Dick is in his freshman
year.
MIR. and Mrs. George Weatherston
left this morning on a motor trip to
Noxon. Sanders county, where they
will enjoy a ten days visit with
their son-ln-law and daughter, MIR. and
Mrs. Jerry Downelly. Mrs. Sue Davies
is staying at the Weatherston home
with Mrs. A. c. Rosenow while they
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Seitz and their
son Bill Jr., and Miss Margaret Stan
ISL will leave in the morning for Butte
to spend the Easter week end. The Seitzs
Will visit her two sisters n two
brothers and their families and Miss
Stanlsh will visit at the home of her
parents. Miss StaniSh is a member Cd
the local school faculty this year.
DrS. Benson, Carlson, Anderson and
Low attended a meeting of the Eastern
Montana Medical association held in
Miles City Wednesday evening.
Paul Doran Of Bozeman left for his
home last Friday after spending two
days visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Doran at 204 = 3rd ave. N. E
in Sidney. He was returning from
Hines, Ill, where he had been to see
his son Dick who is confined in the
hospital there with a broken neck ano
skull fracture he sustained in an auto
accident December 4. Paul said the
doctors could give no encouragement
for the betterment of his condition IL
the near future at all. Eight of every
10 of the several hundred patients are
in that hospital with injuries received
in highway traffic accidents, he learn
ed.
Frank Prochaska and Erwin Schecl
were business visitors in Sidney las
Saturday from Richey. Mr.. Prochasks
operates the blacksmith shop there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald GoSS and
children were in Sidney last Saturday
from their farm 25 miles northeast Oh
Richey in the Elmdale district. Farmers
0AN ~ $1,000 aAA& go
weather road to Sidney known as the
FairvieW township line road and they
are among the more fortunate one in
hat their farm home is only a mile
from this rOad which will eventually
be completed to the Circle-Wolf Point
blacktop road. That viii shorten dis
tances for travel to and from all points
on the Great Northern highline and Sid
ney and this valley generally. Farmers
in his locality were waiting on the
weather m oct qf their field xf0rlx
with a pretty good crop prospect the
outcome of which would also depend
on favorable seasonal weather, Mr.
Goss said.
returned last week from Fairview anc
Asheville. North Carolina, where they
spent the winter visiting Rays par
ents and among other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Gardner anc
son Kenneth will spend Easter WeeH
end at Mobridge, S. D., visiting Mr.
Gardeners brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. w. Durant and fami.
ly.
Mrs. Nina Svela arrived home ove
the week end from Heimball. N. D.
where h has been visiting amonl
relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Morey and family
] of CulbertsOn were week end guest
at the home of Mrs. Morey's parents
Mr.. n Mrs. J. w. Harnish. Dom;
remained here for a more extended
visit.
Mrs. Bob Murray and four children
came from Miles City last week K
visit indefinitely at the home of Mrs
Murray's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Petel
Provost. Mrs. Murray, a registered
nurse. came to take care of he,
mother, who has been quite seriously
i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Conlin Jr.
and baby were Over last Friday from
WilliSton to see Mrs. Conlin's mothe.
and were accompanied home by tive
of her nephews, Brent and Pete Muir
ray. Another daughter, Mrs. Rober
Mccormick and two Of her children o
Shelby spent a few days last weel
here. We are happy to report tina