The Sidney herald., 1955-07-14

planned to do some fishing but
said it was not very successful
because of an abundance of rain
and high water.
Walt Quilting and his niece.
Patty Ronning, left Sunday for
Stanley, Wisconsin, where thev
went to get Mrs. Quilting and
daughters, Brenda and Deborah.
Mrs. Quilting and the girls went
70 Stanley two weeks ago when
word was received here that
her father, Ed Rixford, had been
seriously injured in a a acct
dent. Mr.. Rixford will return to
Sidney either with them or bv
train, to stay at his daughters
nome until he RECEIVERS from his
injuries.
Mrs. Gordon Roberts of Salinas
California, who came to Sidney 70
attend funeral services for her
mother, Mrs. Pharailda MacGra-
dy, left for home Tuesday. While
here she visited at the home of
her sister, Mrs. E. o. Minser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Daughertv
and their four children returned
Tuesday evening from a two
weeks vacation spent at Swan
Lake. They tell us this is an
ideal vacation spot. The lake is
between two ranges of mountains
and far off the beaten path where
one can really relax. Fishing was
fine while the Daughertys were
there and they had an abundance
OF silver salmon and bull front
They had fine weather until the
last three days when it rained
and they could see it snow IN
the mountains. 1t turned very
cold and they were glad thew had
taken their winter parkas. They
returned by way of Helena, where
they visited the capitol buiIding
and other places of interest in
that area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mowbrav
returned Tuesday evening from
Denver, Colorado, where Mrs
MoWbray enjoyed a two weeke'
visit at the J. B. Hamilton home
Mrs. Mowbray flew down in !
Sun Oil plane and Mr.. Mowbrav
joined her there later for a visit
and the trip home by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bolte had
for their houseguests several DAVIS
the past week Mrs. Bottles sister
Mrs. Ole Gunderson of MiIwau2
kee, Wisconsin, and her niece
MRS. Pat Manly and children. Mi
ehael and Robert of Bismarck
N. D.. Mrs. Gunderson came to
bismarck by train to visit her
llece and they drove to Sidney
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Lund. who
been visiting here the past
days with their parents. the
Teorge Johnsons and N. N. Lunds.
and among other srelatives and
flends, will leave Friday for Sc
lttle to fly from there to Kodiak
Alaska, where Dean has been as
signed to duty as aeroIogicaI Of
icer.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nutter were
overnight guests at Lewistown
saturday, where they went to at
end a reunion of Mrs. Nutter's
ugh school graduation class.
Deputy Sheriff John Collins left last
by car on a two weeks, vacs-
TRIP to Missouri where he will
ISL relatives and friends.
MIS-. Lee COrkrin of Great Falls
,hd son, johnnie Lee, are visiting here
Irough the month at the home of
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Pre-
.osI, and among other relatives. Mr.
Sorkrln is at Fairbanks, Alaska, where
lie IS transferred annually for the
unLner months in his engineering
Mrs G. E. FITZGERALD is working at
ne CUTE Office Equipment store
vnlie Mrs. Ruth Mako is on a two
weeks vacation.
The Bailey Fishers have for their
.uests their granddaughter, Mrs. Wal
erwin of Hettinger. N. Oak, and
Ter brother, Stanley Smith. Stanley is
n a 80 day furlough and will visit
ere and with his parents on the west
cast before going to Alaska, where
-e has been assigned to duty. He has
ust completed his boot training at
,hanute ALB in Ill.
Box Stationary at half price. These
are SOIIed from handling but