The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack D. Gay of Wal
lace. Idaho, were overnight guests in
Sidney Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Gays parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
FoSs. The Gays visited here a week
ago and stopped again on their return
from Detroit, Michigan, where they
had taken delivery on a new Packard
which they were driving home. Mr..
Foss, who has been in poor health for
some time. has been confined to his
bed for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ha1vorsen made
a business trip to Helena last week
and on their return took in the tour
nament at Butte.
Al Lund left WilIiston on the EN-
plre Builder Tuesday evening for St.
his brother-in-laW. S. A. Hovda, who
passed away Monday afternoon from
a heart ailment. He is survived by
his wife and one daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray left
Sunday morning on an extended va
cation trip to California by car. They
VIII travel by way of the west coast
where their first stop was to be in
Washington, where Mr.. Murray will
look after business in connection
with the sheep industry in that area.
In California they will visit Mrs. Muir
rays sister, Mrs. Helen Schmidt and
her son and his wife at Long Beach,
and with the Joe Farrell family, form
er South st. Paul friends, in Holy
wood. They will also spend some time
in Los Angeles and plan a trip into
old Mexico. On their return they viii
do some sightseeing at Las Vegas and
many other places of interest and
VIII spend some time at Phoenix.
MI. and Mrs. j. M. Suckstorff ar
rived home Saturday from a winters
vacation spent at Phoenix and Yuma,
Arizona. They first went to Yuma to
visit their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bremen and
children, Mark 8 and Michael Ia
months. From there they motored
down into California to San Diego
and LaJolla stopping at many places
Of interest %enroute. After this pleasure
trip to California they returned to
Phoenix for the rest of the winter,
where Mr.. Suckstorff tells us they
] played golf, took in the races and 9TH
erwise relaxed and enjoyed the won
derful winter climate for which Ari-
iona is noted. They met many Sidney
ana Falrv1ew acquaintance, some Oh
whom were on vacations and others
permanently located in the areas Wis
tied. Their Son-in-laW, Mr.. Bremen
VINO IS dramatic instructor in the
Yuma high school, plans to attend
the university this summer at Tempe
Arizona. and will bring his wife and
children to Sidney in May to spenc
the summer here at her parents home
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Johnson spen-
last week n in Billings with theil
daughter .Myrna who is attending Bill
ungS BUSINESS College. Leon Franz re.
turned to Sidney with the Joh1lsons or
his way home from Montana State
College for his vacation.
Kenneth Sebring was indicted int
the air corps at Butte March ! anc
IS now taking his basic training a
Parks ALB in California.
Mrs. R. E. Hall took her husband Il
Glendlve Sunday to leave from there
by train for Minneapolis where he viii
enter the veterans hospital for mino,
leg surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Bach returned re
Gently from a vacation trip to LaMesa
California, where they visited at tn,
home of their son-in-laW and daugh
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Putnam anS
family. Their daughter, Mrs. Thoma
Sherlock and daughter Anna Lisa. VIII,
were visiting here from Alaska, &C
companled them to California anS
went home from there by plane. En-
route to California they spent a few
Tell US they saw many Sidney folk
While there they were entertained b,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Cooley at thei
beautiful home, and enjoyed man.
sightseeing trips with them. At LANES
they visited many places of interes
with their daughters family. The,
were also entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Collins of Fairview at their love
ly home at Lemon Grove and enjoyei
sightseeing trips with them. Mr.. an.
Mrs. Bach drove a new car to Cali
fornia for their daughter and mad
the trip home by train. Enroute HON
they spent a few days in Los Angelo
and a day in Salt Lake City. Thei
train was held up eight hours thi
side of Salt Lake City while tn
tracks were being cleared following
snow slide. The weather was perfeC
, they tell us for a vacation trip, an
they had a wonderful visit with thei
| daughter and her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kincaid re
turned last week from a severe
/ weeks vacation trip to the Southlan
2 on which they covered $500 miles an
visited II states. They tell us they ha
a wonderful time but were glad {
get back to Sidney. Montana, an
home. The Kincaids drove from Sic
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