The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18

MI. and Mrs. Thomas Carlson are
IN sidney today from their farm 20
miles southeast of Culbertson this
l q OF the river in Richland county
where he told us farmers are well
along with their grain combining
with yields of wheat running from
10 to 80 bushels to the acre. There
are some higher yields and the grain
is grading well.
R.; S. Dick" Mutt, who recently
made a business trip by car to Belle
Fourche. 5. D., tells us crops down
tnere are very poor and in many in
stances hardly worth the cutting for
lack OF moisture during the row
ing season. This is the case north from
beue Fourche almost to Bowman. The
pest crops he saw on the trip were
right mere on leaving and returning
ana TINS is without doubt the best crop
season 1Or Rlchand county in its his
tory, he said.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Bartholomew
were here over the week end return
ing TO their home at Minot, N. D.. from
q vacation trip to the Black Hills in
SCUM Dakota, coming back around
TINS way to see the Herman Renzino-
erS ana their many friends. They lived
II sidney 20 years until 1852 when
vi. BarIholomeW was transferred to
tnelr Mlnot mill by the Russell Miller
Ml1 ~ CO. when they closed their
AC4Gs 4lldL WdS QUlIe q DOW
pIoW TO sidney, with later industrial
developments minimizing the loss.
however, although their friends dis
nkeu losing as neighbors the Bar
thoIomeWs n others connected with
tne mil. They like Minot which is
own by leaps n bounds very
HIuch ana Mr.. Bartholomew told us
me crops IN that territory are COM
parade to those in this area. Thew
Iett Sunday to return there.
MRS. Loretta Christensen arrived the
IlISG OF the week from Lansing, Mich,
20 look after farm and city property
rltereSlS and spend a month among
friends here. She spent the winter al
MESA Arizona and plans to go back
mere again the coming winter. She
also mas a home in Lansing and re-
turned there in May to attend the
Weodlng OF a granddaughter.
Mr.; and Mrs. Clinton Fulkerson had
to[ enelr overnight guest Friday Mr..
I uIkerSontS sister, Mrs. Robert Rookie
OF Fairbanks, Alaska. Mrs. Rookie
MADE the trip to Montana and return
py plane stopping enroute at Snokane
u look after business matters. She
speHt several days with her mother
ana other relatives in PlentvWood
Mrs. Johanna Dige arrived in Sid
ney last week from Los Angeles Ind
VIII visit indefinitely at the homes OF
ner sons, Kenneth and family at
6oundup and Albert and family in
Sloney. She stopped on her way at
RRounuup and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
CIge and little son brought her TO
ss1aney n visited here briefly with
MIS-. Dlge'S parents, the Ralpn Cri-
gers. Mrs. Dige will also visit at the
nome OF her sister, Mrs. Otto Dige
ana with other relatives and old
tIIenoS, n has been making her
nome IN Los Angeles the past four
years, where her daughter GLADYS.
ana her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
ana Mrs Roger Ledet and two chill
dren reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Krebsbach re-
turned Saturday by car from Min
following a three weeks va
SatIo4 Tip TO the Hawaiian Islands.
Inc hrebSbachS drove to MINNEAPOLIS
ana Iett their car with their daugh-
ter Mrs. R. F. Donlan, while thew
made the trip to and from Hawaii by
plane. They tell us the trip was verv
similar to one they took and reported
Two years ago except that this time
they new from Honolulu to what is
as the big island of Hawaii
Wnere the many volcanoes are locat-
and toured that area on a sight
trip. The weather on the islands
is always fine and they report a
pleaSaht' resttul vacation. They spent
a Gay with their son-in-laW and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Donlan in
minneapolis on their return and fell
us that the DOMAINS will fly to Ber-
muda on a vacation trip in Septem-
Der.
Alta Thurman, who Is employed IN
Slendive, visited in Sidney the first
Of the week at the home o. her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Conawav
and Zetta returned last week from
2 vacation trip to Glacier park and
TO other points of interest in the
western part of the state.
MIS-. Bob Hood and little daughter,
Narcla Lee, Will leave tomorrow for
Massena. New York, for a two
weeks visit at the home of Mrs. Hoods
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Weir. MIR.
Weir was transferred to Massena three
months ago from RiVerdale, N. D, by
Peter Hewitt Co., as assistant
manager Of the St. Lawrence Sea-
way project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert SoboHk return
I'd Friday from a weeks vacation trip
IN which they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Balfour at Greybun, Wyoming,
with their son and his wife, Mr..
md Mrs. Albert SoboIik Jr., at their
lome in Cheyenne, Wyoming. They
ell us their son and his wife are
nicely situated there and that Albert
his work with the st. Clair Oil
20, very much. The Soboliks returned
oNWay of the Black Hills and attend
'dgthe Passion Play at Spearfish.