The Sidney herald., 1955-03-03

But some of our people have already
seen robins. always a harbinger of
spring. fitting about their premises.
and with March coming in like a lion"
Tuesday. by the same token we can
expect it to "go out like a lamb" with
the time we can expect to see local
winter sOjourners in California. Arr
IONA and Florida returning to a hearty
welcome home and we hope these
weather signs all materialize to make
it seem like those respective baIrv
winter retreat areas when they ar
rive. We stay-at-homers viii also en-
Joy the change ~ and howl
Mrs. Elsie Woodwork, who under
went major surgery at the local hos
pital three weeks ago, was able to
return home last week where She
before resuming her position at the
Sidney Coop grocery.
Carl Brattin is convalescing at his
home after several weeks of medical
care at the local hospital.
Luther Gauker entered the hospital
Wednesday for medical care.
Axel Nelson, writing from LaJolla,
Calf, avs. The Herald arrives
promptly on Wednesday morning and
we always look forward to his dav
of the week to get all the Sidney
news We are enjoying our vaca-
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for the past three that we have
been coming here and although we
have seen most Of southern California.
we Still believe that this is the most
beautiful spot in the state. However,
the month of February has been 4
little unusually cool this winter all
over southern California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy MRS. Nelson's sister, are
with US again this year and we have
the same apartments that we have had
the past three years so of course we
feel quite at home here now"
Earl H. PaSswater of Bismarck, dis
trict sales manager for Frontier Air
lines. was a visitor here last Friday in
that connection. He was largely re-
sponsible for the success of Frontier
Airlines Day here some months age
celebrating the beginning of Frontier
service for Sidney and is a highly
popular visitor here in his present
advanced position with the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice were ir
Sidney Monday from their farm five
miles northeast of Intake. Coming here
from Pawnee, Oklahoma, in 1893 they
were located at Savage that year anc
at FairvieW in 1884. and moved onto
their present farm which was the
first in the south Savage proiec-
to receive irrigation water from
the main canal in 1886. They recently
returned from a trip to Los ANGLE.
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and on down owe the new coasta
highway No. 2 to Mexicali and Tijuana
Mexico. Leaving on the trip they drove
down through Colorado, New Mexico
and Arizona, visiting Denver, PhoeniS
and other points of interest, stoppinS
at Williams. Arizona to see the Crane
Canyon, and returned home over ths
same route. At Brush, Colo, they visit
ed Mrs. Rice's two brothers and thei,
families living there. They were gon,
about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f. Newell lef
Wednesday in their car to drive Il
Long View. Texas, for a visit witt
their son-in-law and daughter. MI
and Mrs. Guy F. Harrison and family
Mrs. NewelIs mother, Mrs. H. c
Ruud accompanied them as far as Lis
bon, N. D., where she will visit
daughter, Mrs. 0. S.. from and family
going later from there to Fargo (
DR.. and Mrs. /. Gilbert. The Newell
will be gone till the middle of Apri
Pearl DeLella, who has been one G
the beauticians in the Beauty De
here for several years, is moving {
Billings Wednesday where she wi
be employed as a beauty operator j
the General Custer Hotel beauty shoI
Her mother and son Robbie will joi
her there later.
Jim Sebastian. popular Frontie
AirlineS agent here, left Sunday on tn
regular afternoon flight for Denver /
attend a Frontier employees clini
through this week. He expected I
be back this Saturday. His 'Airpol
News" column is missing in The Her
aid this week because of his absenc'