The Sidney herald., 1955-05-26

4OWSI -A1SS1On ana h6QeT and
also short sketch of the life of
George Howell of Lambert
transacted business in Sidney Sat-
urday and was accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Edward Alar-
con and four-year- son Steven.
Mrs. Alarcon and three children
Of Venice, California, are enjoy
ing a six weeks visit at her par
entail home. Mr.. Alarcon plans to
join them here for few DAYS
visit in July after which they
will return to Venice, where he
is established as a building con-
tractor.
Mrs. Alma Hooker spent a re-
cent week end in Miles City with
her sister, Mrs. w. w. Porter.
whose husband is seriously i'll in
the Miles City Veterans hospital.
Mrs. Mildred Svendsen and
daughter Mavis were in Sidney
Tuesday for the crippled children's
clinic and visited that evening at
the home of Mrs. Marilyn Martin
son before returning to their home
at Froid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jarvis of
Bozeman, who have been visiting
their sons Robert and family Of
Sidney, and Paul and family and
Wilbur at Intake, will leave Sun
day to return home. Former resi-
dents of the Lambert community
where they homesteaded in the
early days, Mr.. Jarvis was rural
mail carrier out Of that post office
Tor many years until he retired
several years ago with a record of
exemplary service. Later they
to Bozeman, where they
had purchased a home to round
out their years in that very fine
Civic and scenic location. Return
ing they will stop at Custer Me
mortal cemetery where their son
is at rest to attend Me
mortal Day services. Clarence
served in both the European and
Pacific theatres of World War II !
and died from illness while sta
Toned in Yokohama, Japan, with !
he rank Of technical sergeant. In
europe he served in Italy and in I
he Pacific in the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Seitz return
ID last Wednesday from a two
weeks trip to Minneapolis and
points in Wisconsin. Mr.. Seitz
ooked after business matters in
Minneapolis after which they went
n to Cashton, Wisconsin, where
hey spent week with his broth
rs and sisters and their families.
DR.. and Mrs. r. D. Harper and
aughter, Mary Ellen, are on a
acation trip to Portland, Oregon,
yhere they are visiting Mrs.
Iarper's aunt and a cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Weir visited
I Sidney several days last week
nth their son-in-law and daugh-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't Hood and
tile daughter at their home in
ne Kincaid apartments. Mr.. Weir,
Tho is employed as engineer by
eter Kiewit and Son contractors
nd has been working at the Gar
son dam in North Dakota the
asst few years, has been trans
erred to Massena, New York to
ork on the st. Lawrence Sea-
ay. The Weirs left here Sunday
-orning by car for the East and
ere going to stop enroute at
rand Forks, N. Oak, to visit
leir son and daughter-in-law,
r. and Mrs. Dennis Weir and
mily. Mrs. Dennis Weir's moth
:, Mrs. Glenn Hall, accompanied
iem to Grand Forks to spend
le week at her daughters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Lund had for
leir surprise overnight guests
'ednesday, Mr.. Lund's sister.
rs. c. c. Dickerson, and her SON
law and daughter, Mr.. and
rs. Joe Ankerbauer, who stopped
ere on their return from trip
Los Angeles.
Miss Mable Creager will leave
riday for Hepler, Kansas, to
'end the summer at her home
ere and will return to Sidney to
sumo her position on the local
hool faculty this fall.
Miss Clara Solberg of the local
hool faculty will visit at the
me Of her sister, Mrs. Erdahl
Medicine Lake before returning
her home at Hatton, N. Oak,
r the summer.
R. S. Mutt is transacting busi-
SIS in and around Lewistown this
eek.
Herbert Hardy of Portland,
'egon, the son of the late Rev.