The Sidney herald., 1955-05-05

day of last week. Mr.. HOFFMAN
spent some time in Lambert a
few years ago and while he was
here he worked for Mickey Bur
ton. He now has his own business
in Dundee where he and his wife
now reside. While in town he Wis
tied at the Morel Burgess home.
Word has been received here
of the birth of a baby daughter to
DR.. and Mrs. Harley Carlson of
Sidney. The new baby was born
on April 81 and has been named
Janna Kristen. Mrs. Carlson is the
former Miss Joyce Kvaalen, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Osten
Kvaalen. Mrs. o. S. Kvaalen is
caring for Hans and Lisa during
Mrs. C~arlson's confinement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnston
of Fairview and Mrs. Anna John
son of Sidney visited in town on
/ Wednesday of last week. The Arm
stonS called at the Osten Kvaalen
home and Mrs. Johnson spent the
afternoon with Mrs. Thea Poison.
Sunday Sam Scammon was a
dinner guest at the Ellis Deckert
home.
Bud Lake, Mrs. Lake and Mrs.
Thomas and jim returned Sunday
from Bozeman, where the boys
attended high school week. While
in Bozeman the party stayed at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Jarvis, old time residents of Lam
bert, who reside there. They also
visited one day with Mrs. Bob
Norman who is the former Audrey
Jarvis. On the way home the
group stopped in Billings where
they spent Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. Emma Anderson, a
former teacher of the Lambert
grade school. They also attended
church services in Billings on Sun
day morning, arrived home about
dark that evening. According to
the Billings Gazette James Thomas
was a blue ribbon winner at high
school week, being awarded as
the highest ranking student from
their school. There were 1O5 OF
these ribbons awarded. The en-
tire group reported a very good
time, and trip.
Several of the young folks OF
the Christian and Missionary Al
lance church attended the BAN
uuet held at the Lalonde hotel
in Sidney Friday of last week.
This was a banquet given fol-
the Christian young folks and was
a formal affair. Those attending
from here were Loretta and Jack
Heringer, Rosalie and Donna
Liudahl, Minnie and Dolores Dot
son, Everett Williams, Ronald
Pust and chaperones Sam Scam
mon and Rev. and Mrs. Berreth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thiessen
Betty and David and Mr.. and Mr.
: John Bolstad and Bonnie were
guests at a surprise birthday par
ty in Sidney honoring Mrs. jim
Lovelace.
Rev. and Mrs. Leo Berreth ant
Rev. Peppert were dinner guest
at the c. r. Thiessen home OF
Sunday.
Wednesday evening Carl Vol
stad, missionary from Soutl
America, showed colored slides o
Peru at the regular evening ser
vice at the Christian and Mission
airy Alliance church.
Those attending the health meet
ing at Cherry Creek school Thurs
day were Mrs. Pershing Garter
Mrs. Mary Alice Rehbein, Mrs
Ray Qualley, Mrs. George Howell
and Mrs. Erick Pust and Sar
Scammon.
Several Lambert people attend
ed the concert program Of Nelso
and Neal, a duo pianist team fror
Australia, which was held in Sid
ney Tuesday evening of last weel
Those who went were Mrs. Per
shing Carter, Mrs. Ray Qualle.
Sam Scammon, the c. r. THESE
family and the Henry Thiessens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ruffatto an
baby Synthia of Culbertson visit
ed at the Warren Petrik HON
Sunday having come over for tn
baseball game.
The high school baseball teal
played Culbertson here Sunda
and were defeated by the score
IL to 2. The local team has tw
more games scheduled so waite
for dates.
Mrs. Paul Petrik has accepte
the position of postmistress *
the Enid post office. She bega
work on Tuesday of this week a
ter receiving the appointment {
Monday. The Petriks will DRY
TO work for a while until the
can complete arrangements for
trailer house as temporary hvir
quarters. For the present the pc
office will remain where it IS.
Mrs. John Krappman returnt
home last week end from low
City, Iowa, where she went wi
the Albert Klodts of Sidney f
a visit and where Mrs. Klodt col
suited a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weagle al
children of Sidney were Mondi
evening supper guests at the Mo
ell Burgess home.
The high school took part in t
track meet held at Sidney
Saturday of last week. Althou.
no prizes were won lots of e
p~erience was gained and a We
good time was had by those w
took part. Those who took pc
were, Guy Eddy, Gary Cayer, a.