The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18

arc ,,io;4: 4ueue from Libby
SIe ST visiting Mrs. Miller's parents
c'tL. ana Mrs. Richard Libby and
01ner relatives in the Richey and
DlooIn1leld communities.
WI. and Mrs. Verne Stolror
LOOK their house guest, Mrs. Alice
9' IaIlk' back to her home near
Poplar Wednesday. They were
oInner guests in the Thomas Carl
son nome in the north country
enroute to Poplar.
The Rev. and Mrs. Telfrid
swanson and family have had &C
SIeIr nouseguests for a few davs
WIS: oWanson's brother and sis
@Ternin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
CeDoer and three children of
Cmcago. They were enroute home
rom a trip to the western mart
relatives. -'-'0O
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruthvin Egg,,m
and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Eggum and family drove to
Glasgow Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hagen .nd
Iamlly of Miles City were over
night guests of his mother. Mrs
O4auS Hagen Saturday. Sunday
rne Ole Hagen family and Miss
Llnda Hagen of Fort Peck and
.ne Melvin Hagen family. Mr.. and
MRS. MRS. Harold Knauts and Mrs.
OlauS Hagen were dinner guests
at the Floyd Durfey home.
Mrs. Vernon Culver was hon
ored at a surprise party at her
nome Tuesday afternoon when
the members of the birthday club
gathered to help her celebrate her
birthday. Mrs. Joe Ziegler baked
ana decorated the birthday cake
winch was served with other re-
freshments. The afternoon was
spent socially.
Mrs. Robert Knudson entertain
ed at a birthday party at her
home honoring her daughter Clar-
Ice on her eighth birthday Thurs
day afternoon. Guests included
friends, neighbors and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Johnstone
and Mary Jane were Sunday din
ner guests in the Merrick home
south of Richey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Vangsness
have departed for their new home
at Santa Anna, Calf, after q
three week visit with old friends
and relatives in the Savage. Rich
ey and Vida communities. They
have visited enroute to Califor-
MA, the Erwin Shut family at
Billings, also toured the Yellow
stone National Park and a stop
over at Seattle, Wn. The Vangs-
neSseS take this opportuni-
ty to thank everyone for making
their visit to Montana such a
pleasant one.
Misses Bette 10 and Patty Gam
rath left for their home in Valley
City Thursday after visiting their
friends in Richey for a few days.
Mrs. Kieth Waters entertained
a few friends and relatives at
birthday party for her daughter.
Karyl on her 5th birthday Thurs
day afternoon. The birthday cake
was baked by her cousin, Jean
Butterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Plagman
and daughter Mary and her friend
Marcia Wicklund of Vancouver.
Wn., came Friday for a weeks
visit with Mrs. Plagman's mother.
Mrs. Jake Hentzy and her sisters,
Mrs. Hardys Eggum and Mrs. Jim
Doyle mad their families.
Lynn E. Walker, son of Mrs.
Vivian Walker of Colville, Wn., |
and his wife Donna Dee visited
at the home of Mrs. Vera Kauten-
burg Sunday. They are also Wis
iting his brother and sister-in-Iaw. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Walker and
will go on to Glendive to visit !
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Freeman and Mrs. Lou
Adkins. The Walkers were mar
ried on Sunday, Aug. at Chew |
Ella, Wn., and are visiting rela-
tives here on their honeymoon.
Miss Sally Miller came Satur-
day from Dickinson, N. D., to
visit her mother, Mrs. Chas. Mil |
Ter who is a patient in the MP
hospital at GIendive. Sally was
met in Glendive by her father
who took her to Richey Sunday |
She went back to Dick
inson Monday afternoon to con-
tinue her nurses training at st.
Joseph's hospital.
Misses Marilyn Whiteman and
Verna Waters drove to Glendive
to be with Sally Miller
who came from Dickinson for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
and Mrs. A. E. Nelson drove to
Glendive Sunday where they
joined the formers son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Culver of Baker for a
picnic dinner in the park.
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