The Sidney herald., 1955-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Tippet ane
daughters Quay and Kathy viii leave
friday on a two weeks vacation from
ms duties as Safeway store managel
% VISIT trends IN Poison where they
formerly lived and he was Safe
way store manager, and with both their
parents and otner relatives in Butte
ne VIII attend a SafeWay manager
School of several days duration while
N Suite. They are making the trin
ny car ana viii stop at other inter-
hleolate points for brief visits.
Herb LeSueur had the misfortune
70 DreaK ms hip in a fall at his home
AZ ENG MONDAY evening and both he
Gnu ms Vile were brought to the
sidney hospital by ambulance for
care; Mrs. LeSueur has been an in
Vano Tor some time and a few months
ago they moved back to their home
at Enid where he has been taking
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S-teinbeisser of
Los Angeles and children. Marianne
and John. arrived in Sidney Sa4nrdnts
LOT their annual visit through he
harvest. They will return for the
opening OF school in L. A. this fail
MT and Mrs. Leo Schepens and
three children of Greenville Miss
WI return to Glendive tomorrow
q oCNG1 oil uaV& Visit IN
SIuney at the home of Mr.. Schenen's
prother, Henry ~Sehepens and fami9
y, ana among their many old friends
VT ScnepenS was a former MANAGER
~ the Sidney Coop market The
Lanll1y left here a number of wears
ago when Leo took over the MANAGE
lislt OF a Il Oil Station at kos
cent1v MISS, n he has mor re-
SSSlt4y transferred to GreenviIle
MISS. about 100 miles from his for
Iust location. The family are on a Va
Sattoh Trip and are also VISITING his
lno5eIher and other relatives in Glen
Mrs; deStwolinsk and son David.
W,ae nave peen visiting the past few
NJ II ~ home of her parents
WI. and Mrs. Harold Rounce viii
leave today to return to their home 1t
Norman, Oklahoma. OIls d.
mrs. K. P. Rounce and children Of
~. Louis, Mo, who are g11eefs -
nome Of DR.. Rounce's parents M
ana Mrs. Harold Rounce, are Snend-
d rev days this week VISITING
IL Dill
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Algier are .,
a vacation trip to Denver and mr.
ango, Colorado. Their daughter Carol
accompanied them to Den
yer where she met her husband II
Arthur M. Haskins, on his return
rom overseas duty. He returned with
ler 70 Sidney for a visit here at the
of her parents.
Mrs. Sarah Kittleson has for her
n~ouseguests this week her nieces, Miss
staAlne Mullner of Oakland, Califor-
ma, n Mrs. Hanley of Chicago. Mrs
is enjoying her
while on vacation from her position
as city librarian.
Fr. John Haligowski spent several
lays the first of the week visiting
flends IN n around Sidney. He
1roVe over from Lewistown where
IS now serving as chaplain in st.
loSepn hospital, while at the same
Inc ne is pastor of st. Victor's Cath
'lc church at Hilger, near Lewis
own. He was transferred as parish
PRIEST to the Hilger church Just before
Mondays and since then was in
~ Joseph's hospital at Lewistown
With a serious illness for some time
lie is now in good health again The
Many IrlendS ne made while assistant
0 Monslgnor Curtin in st. Philo-
nena's parish here, will be happv TO
earn. "Fr. john" as he is Known bv
III MS friends, spent his time here
mong his friends at Lambert, Richey.
'alrylew and Sidney. He cancelled his
egular vacation later to visit here
t this time. because he lust wanted
o see all these good friends" many
i whom he missed because his time
vas all too short, he said.
Mr. and Mrs. frankie Brattin re-
urned Sunday night from a two
yeeks vacation trip by car on which
ney visited Mrs. Brattin's mother,
lster n other relatives in Grand
'orks, N. D.. From there, accompanied
". Emma Swords, they drove 953
niles to Patton, Sask., where they Wis
ted George Ford, 81 and Mrs. Lava
ord, 80, sister and brother-in-law
Mrs. Ford's father. Payton is %
niles east of the Alberta provincial
me. returning they stopped in Re-
ma Where they saw an impressive
ocular drill of the Royal Mounted
once (the Mounties) and took in
features Of tourist interest Mr.
'rattin says that people in Payton
ave to have their water hauled in
S the well water is unfit for con-
lmpticn.
David Mason and two daughters are
ere from Chicago. arriving july 8,
sitting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
red Mason and his sister, Mrs. John
awyer and family of the Three Buttes
ommunity. He is a chemist with the
institute Of Gas Technology in Chi
ago. Graduating from Sidney high
chool in 1929. he received the first
year scholarship awarded to a
raduate of this school by Montana
tate College at BoZeman from which
e subsequently graduated. He spent
number of years in the laboratories
the Standard Oil DEVELOPMENT Co.
{ Linden, N. j. from 1888 until he
'ent to his present position in Chi
ago. Mr.. Mason and his daughters,
the trip by car. are leaving
oday to return to their home and
&c work IN GfhTnnH0