The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
Cartwright
By Ms. w. scrivner

spend the Easter week end with
home folks whom they had not
been able to see since Christmas.
There will be a recreation par
ty at the local hall Saturday night,
April is at 8 p. m. Pot luck lunch
at midnight.
Miss Helen Arildson and Mrs.
Francis Taffley and children of
Miles City visited and had cof-
fee with the Frank Lasseys Mon
day afternoon enroute home from
an Easter vacation in Watford
City. They were also callers at
the VIM. Lassey home that day.
Both are teachers in Miles City
and previously taught here.
Easter guests at the Perry Ell
letson home Sunday were the
Frank Leens, Ernie McChesneys,
Stan Tewes and Glenn E%lletsons,
and Mrs. Emma Leens and Joe.
The altar of the Episcopal
church had a beautiful Easter lily
with 3 blooms Sunday which was
a gift from Mrs. Susie Kobel now
at Long Beach, Calf.
Easter day guests at the VIM.
Lassey home were the James
Stewards Of Sidney and Eddie
Props and Rodney of Fairview,
and Dean Hall of Alexander.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Iszley called
at the Herb Riedel home near
Fariview Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Emalie Lassey was an
Easter guest at the home of her
son Morris Lassey. She returned
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Youngstown
were Easter visitors with his rel
atives west Of the Yellowstone
river.
Arthur diversion of Fairview
spent Easter with the Guy Shade
family. Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Ode
gard spent the day in Williston
with Wallace Hagens. Teachers
Miss Thompson and Miss Jost
were at Watford City, Mrs. LAM
at Alexander and Mrs. Arthaud
at Fairview.
Arthur Shade who had just
earlier in the week returned to
WiIliston from ~wintering in Flcri-
da, spent a few days here with
his son Guy Shade.
The John Dunbars entertained
for Easter the Hubert Bartram
and Norman Papineau families
from Alexander, Gabrielle Brig
ham, R. E. Gundersons and Louise
from Lambert, and Merrill Dun
bar.
Morton Sponheim has about
completed his assignment as as
SCISSOR for Sioux Twp.
Mrs. A. v. Gullikson is chair
man of Cancer Society workers
for our township and is assisted
by Mrs. John Dunbar, Mrs. Bus
Erickson and Mrs. VIM. Dobias.
Bethel Lutheran WMF last
Wednesday following the bust
ness meeting made their social
hour one of honor for Mrs. Anna
Paulson who has her life of 70
years complete with her birthday
this week. She was presented with
a corsage of dark red roses, a plant
and a shower of cards. Guests
were Mrs. A. j. Briar, Mrs. Jen-
ME Anderson and Mrs. Ida Shade
of Williston, Mrs. Annie Dobias
and George, Mrs. Wesley Thorson,
and Mrs. VIM. Scrivner. The spe-
cial cake in white with frosting
roses was made by Mrs. Odegaard
and Mrs. Lawrence Croy. Mrs.
Paulson came to Cartwright IN
April 1907 and has been continu-
ally active in church activity here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. J.. Thorson
were called to Hampton, Iowa
early last week when they receiv-
ed a telegram bringing word OF
the death of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Hendrickson in a plane crash. We
have had no particulars Of the
accident. Mr.. Hendrickson is a
brother of Mrs. Thorson and his
childhood was spent on the faith
er's homestead near Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson
observed their 14th wedding an
niversary March % at their home
when Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Klose and
Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Las
sey. Roger and Charlotte, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Noteboom and Har-
vey called and expressed besi
wishes for future happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Wang anc
Cheryl are now back on then
farm from Williston where they
wintered.
Mrs. Vim. Lassey and Mavis
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Propp anc
Rodney spent Sunday before Eas-
ter in Lavina, Mont, where they
visited Mrs. Lassey's sister, Mrs
L. L. Yanuk and husband. Will
liam Lassey Jr. also spent the
day there with them. Since ne
works aside from school work he
was not getting time off at Eastel
so all met at Lavina.
Mrs. Alex Moran entertained
all local small children at hel
home Saturday celebrating the
birthdays of two daughters, Thes'
sa. 8 years old. and Mary 10 3