The Sidney herald., 1955-05-26

Hole country, and on to Salt Lake
City, across the Salt Lake desert
TO Pendleton, Ore, down the
scenic Columbia River highway
to Portland, and from there to
Bremerton, Wn., where they stop
pea to visit at the home of Mr..
French's parents. They did all of
their sightseeing on the way west
and returned from Bremerton with
only the necessary stops. They
visited a great many places of in
terest on their itinerary west and
with fine weather and roads re-
port a most enjoyable vacation.
MRS. Charlie Winters is a pa
tient at the local hospital, where
her condition is reported as slight
ly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Fredrick-
son OF Billings and their two
months old son, Lance Jr.. ston-
ped in Sidney Tuesday for a brief
visit at the Forrest Charters home
and also called on other old
friends in the Kincaid apartments
They were on their way to Minot
for a visit with relatives. Mrs
FredrickSon was the former Miss
Beverly Gruman.
Mrs. Jack Syverson of Valley
City, N. Dak., is visiting in Sid
ney at the home of her brother
ln-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Charters.
Miss Verna Thiessen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thiessen Of
Lambert, who has been emplov-
ed the past four years as stenog-
rapher in the office of the Rich
land county attorney, has re-
signed that position and will leave
Monday for st. Paul. Miss Thies-
sen will be employed there as
secretary in the office of Leslie
w. Pippert, district superintendent
of the Northwestern District of
the Christian and Missionary AL
lance. Mrs. Donald Rees, whose
husband is associated with Hu
Williamson as an accountant, will
assume the position in the Rich
land County Attorneys office
formerly held by Miss Thiessen
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Howard mo-
tored to Billings Monday to get
Mrs. Howard's mother, Mrs. D. H.
Fulton, who has been a medical
patient at the Deaconess hospital
for several days. Mrs. Fulton is at
her own home and her daughter
tells US her condition is very much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Scott of
Lambert and their daughter. Mrs
Bob Jarvis, returned Wednesday
evening from Helena, where thew
went to attend the commencement !
day program at Carol college. at
which their daughter and sister.
Miss Kathleen Scott, received her
degree in nursing. Miss Scott will
return from Helena to Billings to
continue her nursing there thru
the summer at st. Vincent's hos
pital. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and Mrs
Jarvis went on from Helena to
Sunburst to visit another daugh-
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stoltz, and a son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Scott
and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Tewes of
Delta, Colo, are visiting here at
the homes of their children. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Tewes and Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard johnson and
their families, and among old
Mrs. Erman F. Churchill arrived
lere Monday morning from Pitts
'urgh, Pa, for months visit with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
iurly. She flew via Western Air
ines stratacruiser to MINNEAPOLIS
nd took the Northern Pacific
Worth Coast Limited to Glendive
where she was met by her par !
ntS by car.
Richland county members of the i
class of Concordia col Y
ege, Moorhead, Mimi, at COM t
aencement exercises this week /
nd, May % through May 80, are t
Marjorie A. Dynnesen of Sidney Y
nd Alice Berniece Hopperstad 7
I Fairview. Miss Dynnesen is &
major In mathematics and edu- r
alton and Miss Hopperstad is a T
major in public school music f
nglish and education.
A letter from Art McGlvnn v
ormer long time rancher east of Z
ne river here, now of Santa Rosa. y
allfornia, where he and Mrs. =
lcGlynn are enjoying retirement =
n a small acreage just outside of y
own, will interest their Richland L
nd Mckenzie county friends. He e
rites: My subscription to The :,
-erald expires soon so am en- u
losing a check for another year
we like to keep in touch with t
le old home town. Everybody Y
ne here. We had a rather late. "
Did spring for this country, but Il
IS sure nice and green nowa N
lst picked our first good mess h
Strawberries today - should tt
ave had them a month ago in
ordinary year. Take care of F
and don't work too hard. s.
'e old bucks can't take it like Il
e used to. Greetings to our rt
lends back there" s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher left
lie first of the week to drive to sc
aattle where thew gre rzici+irn Z