The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

Pat and Rozann FITZGERALD visited n
Sldney az Inc home of their parents
q Y. T. ~F1tzGeralds through fbe
Gaste week end. Pat is a freshman al
~ JOINS University, Collegeviue
Nr IoEaln IS IN her sophie
Paul. Mimi. u D
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mielke and
Gaze Elleh OF Sunburst visited in Sid
ney last week at the home of his
~hlobneI, MIS-. George Mielke and with
his brother Fred and familv 49,
Mrs. L. E. Rice. r@ecentIy os11ad
E~dWarosport, Indiana, by the death ~
ner Dfotnef-ln-laW, DR. John Scldder
viii return home next week Mr.
rice look ner 70 Williston where she
tooA lne GIeaJ Northern Empire Build
er TO chicago, her brother Ioining ber
on the train at st. Paul to aecon5na ~
her to EdWardsport paIiy
Anre Renbeln and his son Robert
Were-ln Sidney from lambert 1aet 60
uruay ana Gaining at this office told
u la LEU WORK would be well start
ed TINS week end, weather nernoifting
IN that section Of the no5rntI Us,
never can tell, but the crop nrosnecf
lookSp pretty good right now they eaid
MISS Antonette Klette, who Spent
the Easter vacation at the home Of her
PaIenls' VT: n Mrs. A. E. KIette in
Sidney, left Monday for MoorbasJ
Mimi, to resume her studies 1t Co..
cordla college. Her parents took her
to winston to take the Great North
ern fast train from there.
Nr. and Mrs. Oscar Indegard were in
SIdhsy tuesday from their farm on
the Soaring route % miles southeast
where some of the tanners uera al
ready getting at their spring field
George NJ. Howell, former publisher
9t the hlch!and County Leader at
LaIlDeIt, Wllcn ne discontinued sew
eral years ago to devote his time fo
the more lucrative job printing part ~
Ine business, was a business visitor in
oldney Wednesday afternoon. GEORGE.
VINO has run a large number
OF horses on the range out. there for
many years, 1old us the newly organic
ed Lambert Saddle club is a GROWING
activity with its membership in7
creaslng and very promising Schedule
OF recreatlonal events to add to the
interest. A busy man always. George
IS also deputy sheriff for the COM
A letter from Mr.. and Mrs. 7 r
Phelps, who have spent the winter
with THEN daughter in California; in
forms us they are on their wav home
F. e. f. Martel who has spent the
winter with his family at their home
IN hollywood, Calf, writes he will
pc DacK mere soon to look after his
farming interests in the south Char
bonneau district in Mckenzie county
The Leonard Hagler family have
moved back to Savage, to the Andrew
rasmussen valley farm 4 miles north
east OF there. which he will operate.
lney nave been located on the Kinsev
project west of GlendiVe for several
years and Mr.. Hagler. who was in
sidney Tuesday, said they are glad
be back in the Lower Yellowstone
Mr. aD5 N.Y. AL
spent the winter at LaJolla, Calf.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy of
Minneapolis, are expected home next
week. This is the third winter the
Nelson's n Murphys have spent at
LaJolla. Ihey, are returning by way
days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Nelson. The ladies are all sisters.
Earl Kemmis and daughter Shirley of
Whltefish are here on account of the
serious illness of his father, Walter d.
hemmls. 81, at the Community Me-
nor9ai Hospital; Mr.. Kemmis has been
n falling health for the past two
years or longer during which time he
made his nome at the Valley ho-
tel until his condition recently became
50 critical that ne was moved to the
hospital with little hope for his recov-
cry. His son Frank and wife are also
from Couer d'Alene, Idaho, and
and wife from Idaho Falls. Idaho.
Mrs. Nm. Burgess is a shopper in
Sidney today from the west Molly
community where she said farmers
this week doing some field
work on the higher, drier land on their
arms, but it will be a few days vet
before they get at it in real earnest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and.
Tonia of Olympia. Wn.. vis-
ted in Sidney last week at the home
# his parents, the Bailey Fishers, Mr..
nd Mrs. Ed Fisher and children of
3lllIngs We're also week end guests at
he home of his parents. All were en-
ertained with their parents at din
iers at the Dick Brunsvold, Henry
filler, VIM. Fisher and George Fisher
ZONES on Charlie Creek.