The Sidney herald., 1955-10-13
Lambert
81 Ms. Grant Burgess

III GAdA40 EO1AS ILLS Week.
Donald Hill had the misfortune
of overturning his car on the
Richey road Saturday night while
going to Richey for the school
carnival there. None of the occu-
pants of the car suffered serious
injuries in the accident but the
car was quite badly damaged,
however it is still running.
Bud Lake is expected home for
the week end from Concordia
College at Moorhead, Mimi, as
his room mate is travelling thru
Glendive and he will come that
far where his parents will meet
him.
Lorna Campbell celebrated her
tenth birthday by having a party
at school when Mrs. Campbell
brought a cake and ice cream to
treat her school mates Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Torgerson
left the first Of the week on a
trip which will take them into
North Dakota, South Dakota, Min
nesota and possibly Wisconsin.
They will visit relatives and plan
on being gone for some time.
Word from Kenneth Torgerson
who is still stationed in Fort Ben
ming, Ca, is that he recently pur-
chased a car and is enjoying it
very much. He expects to 60 to
Louisiana on a six weeks maneuv-
er expedition soon.
Rev. Leo Berreth returned Sat-
urday from the National Sunday
school convention in Spokane, Wn.
The annual missionary conven-
ton begins at the Lambert AL
lance church Sunday evening.
October is, and will close on
Thursday, Oct. 20. Rev. Michael
Kurlak from French West Africa.
will be the missionary speaker.
Rev. F. D. Strohm of the St.
Paul Bible Inst. will also speak
Thursday and Friday nights, and
show a film on the Baliem Bailey
missionary work in New Guinea.
+ welcome to attend these
services. All evening services for
the Fall and Winter months will
begin at 7:3O. Please note this
time change.
Sunday afternoon, October 9,
Miss Myrtle Mae Unruh of Bloom
field and Paul R. Schultz of
Richey were united in marriage
at the South Valley Community
church. Rev. Leo Berreth of Lam
bert performed the ceremony.
Mrs. J. T. Petrik was pleasant
ly surprised Wednesday evening
last week when members of
the family dropped in for a sur
prise birthday supper in her hon
or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weagel and
family of Sidney we're visitors at
the Morel Burgess home Sunday.
The fire truck was called out
of town Sunday morning to the
George Rieman farm where a
grass fire had gotten out of con-
troll. Only two men manned the
Ben Rogers and Don Pet
rik, but the blaze was put under
control in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Het Moe and
returned home from their
trip to Wisconsin on the sixth of
this month after spending about
,wo weeks away with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins and
children called at the Martin
Lake home Sunday to complete
hunting plans for this week end.
Mrs. Paul Petrik also was a visi-
or while Morris attended Luther
league.
Guests at the George Moen
home this past week were a
brother of Mr.. Moen, Syver Moen
md wife from Occur ID Alene,
Mr. Carl Kleven, Albany,
Oregon, and Mrs. anna Moen,
Summit, South Dakota. This group
# people arrived Friday and spent
few hours visiting. Saturday
.vening MI. and Mrs. Arthur
Goen and daughter Arlene of
1oslyn, S. D., arrived for a few
lays visit. These people are from
he George Moons former home
own.
Several men from this area got
at the sugar beet factory for
his campaign. Those who are
working there are: Lowell and
raymond Qualley, Pude Dotson,
Tervin Torgerson, Don Lyon,
immy Mullin, Bill Taylor, Lloyd
'utz, Kenneth Thornton, Perry
'artin and the three Moen boys.
tilman, Kenneth and Orlin, who
ave taken an apartment in Sid
SO that they might be closer
} their work.
MI. and Mrs. Ivan Thomas were
unday dinner guests at the CORN
'ederson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Partin and
ably Janyth have returned to
leir home in Sidney after spend
lg a week here with Mr.. and
Irs. Luidahl, parents of Mrs. Par
n.
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