The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

Junction, Arizona, where they
have a home and spend the win
ter annually.
Marlene Fawcett and Dolores
Peterson, both freshman students
at Manchester College in st. Paul
will arrive home this week end
for the holidays. Marlene is ma
Jorlng in education and Dolores is
studying music. DR.. and Mrs. Pc
tersen will also have for their
holiday houseguests their som
ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Hazen and three chill
dren OF Medicine Lake, and their
niece, Miss Margaret Nelson of
Great Falls.
Frank Kondilek, prominent
farmer from the Savage COM
mun1ty, spent a few days in Sid
ney the past week, where he
visited among friends while look
ing after business matters and
having some dental work done
Bob Quenemoen returned from
Great Falls the first of the week.
where he and his wife took their
little daughter for medical al
She IS getting along nicely but
remained there with her mother
Tor a few more days of treatment.
James Motzko left this morning
to drive to Vancouver, Wn., where
on January 3 he will enter on a
position with the Clark county
branch Of the First National Bank
OF Seattle. Raised in Sidney, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Motzko,
he is a graduate of Sidney high
school, after which he attended
the Minot State Teachers college
and later the Minot Business Col
lege at Minot, North Dakota. He
enlisted in the air force in 1850
and received his discharge in
1852, since which time for a
period of 312 years he has been
employed in the Richland Nation
al Bank here. Tommy Sherlock,
recently discharged from the air
force, succeeds Mr.. Motzko in the
Richland National position.
A card received today from
Mrs. Charlotte Fox at 1870 Kings
Road, Ri. 4, Corvallis, Oregon,
will be Of interest to the many
family friends in this area. Mrs.
Fox writes: ''The Herald is ar
irving every Monday morning
and we certainly enjoy it. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl GLAND and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Hoffstot came over
from Eugene to visit us Sunday.
You can know it was a very
pleasant afternoon. Kelly Bentsen
has called on us too, so we don't
feel so far away from home
folks We are gradually getting
settled. The boys like school fine.
Best wishes to all Of our friends,
Charlotte Fox"
R. H. Mutt made a business
trip to Billings the first of the
week.
Mrs. Gussie Obergfen took her
daughter Donna to Billings the
first of the week for a few days
treatment for sinus trouble at
the Billings clinic.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlson left by
car Sunday for Argyle, Mimi,
DR.. Carlson was called by
the sudden death of his father,
who passed away at his home
following a heart attack. The
Carlsons took their three chill
lren to Lambert to stay with her
parents, the o. S. Kvaalens, dur
ng their absence.
Mrs. c.. G. DeRudder Joined
friends from Wibaux at Glendive
he first of the week for a trip
% Chico Hot Springs, where she
will enjoy a week of the health
paths for which these springs are
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haverluk
md little daughter Georgette
made a trip to Dickinson, N. D.,
'ver the week end to see Mr..
Iaverluk's mother, Mrs. Matt
Iaverluk, who is seriously i'll in
liz D4Ch4AlSOn uOSp1Idl.
Luke Gauker was admitted to
he local hospital Sunday for J
nedical treatment.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy returned
Tonday morning from a several
weeks visit with her sister and
amily in st. Paul, and at the
ONE of her brother in Arcadia, =,