The Sidney herald., 1955-06-30

entail home in Mandan, N. Oak
They plan to be gone two weeks
while Joe is on vacation from
his work as manager of the
Yellowstone store basement de-
partment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sparks had
for their overnight guests Sat
urday, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bushnell and family of Port
Orchard, Wn. A picnic was held
IN their honor Sunday afternoon
at the Sparks home. Many rela-
tives were present. Mrs. Bushnell
will be remembered here as Miss
Beatrice Sparks, formerly of Sid
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester johnson
and son John returned home Sun
day from a two weeks vacation
trip. After spending the first
two days visiting their daughter
Myrna in Billings they travelled to
Thompson Falls, Mont, where
they visited at the Norman ia
cobSon home and enjoyed some
fishing and sightseeing there.
They then went to Portland, Ore
gon and visited at the Ray Dalen
nome and were shown the MANY
beautiful and interesting sights in
and around Portland. At Vancouv-
er, Wn., they visited the Joe Toll
lacksonS and also spent a day at
the coast at Seaside, Oregon. They
came home via the Going to the
Sun" highway through Glacier
park and visited their nephew
from Texas who works at East
Glacier hotel during his summer
vacations from Texas Lutheran
College. Their trip took them over
5000 miles of scenic driving with
perfect weather all the way.
MI. and Mrs. Bert LeSueur returned
over the week end from a two weeks
vacation spent at Fishing Bridge" in
Ie1oWstone Park, where they tell
% tney haQ a wonderful time.
MRS. Stanley Erhardt and son Greg
OF White Bear. Mimi, arrived in SID
ney tuesday for a visit at the home
OF mrs. E~rhardt's parents, the Rev
anu MIS-. Alfred Jensen. Mr.. Frhardt
VIII JON them later for a vacation
WISH and the trip home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roth will leave Sat
urday on a two weeks vacation from
ner duties as manager of the ladies'
Teady-to-Wear department of the yell
IoWStone Mercantile Co. store. She
pans 10 spend a week with her
family. the George Anger
tleiers IN Great Falls and a week with
aer son Richard and family at Billings.
Few Jays at a mountain resort has
Deen planned for while She Is in
Great Falls. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Helphrev and
IaInlily nave for their houseguests Mr.
niece, Miss Sandra Hell
PEnley OF OkIahoma City, and Mr.. and
MIS-. a P. Anderson and children
Jon nj Treva of W~orthington. MINI
M[. and Mrs. Harold Schmidt and
chlIdren Tim n Rene will leave
sunday on a two weeks vacation
Mr.; and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson and
daughter of Billings will visit in Sid
ney through the July A week end
az the home of Mrs. Peterson's mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Frazier. after
Mh4cn tney VIII 60 to Jamestown.
n. LAX, to be accompanied from
$500 ~ Irlenus on a two weeks
IhsiihB Tip 70 lakes near Minneapo-
A number of Glayde Yoder's re1a-
t1ves were guests at the Yoder home
Tor a few days the past week stop-
ping mere on their return from A.
tendance at a family reunion in Mis-
Glayde's sister, Mrs. Bob 10
vanoVlch of Aberdeen, Wn., remained
LOT d more extended visit. while
the others all aor4uf-r L--
70 LHe!r respective homes at points
IN California and Oregon. These in
ude Mrs. Auburn Johnson and son
charles, Mrs. Ada WisSmuth and chill
Flavia Rae and Rickev. Mrs
.aroy Williams and sons Jack and
tsou, aRq Mrs. ivan Church and chill
Nancy and Bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecile Steele had for
their h-ouseguests several DAYS last
week Mr.. Steele's stepsister. Mrs
W. N. Kanter and her daughter Bar
para, n Mrs. Dorothy Gersham, all
OF Medford, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones have
moved back to their home in Sidney
from Glendive where they have lived
and Mr.. Jones has been employed
as a meat cutter for several years.
formerly was employed in the
markets here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Mortinson and
~ "AS nave bGGn WISHING mere
the nome of her mother. Mrs. Mary
.~hrls1ansen, left Wednesday to re-
turn TO their home in Seattle. They
planned to visit enroute at the jim
Mortlnson home in Glendive and with
me Tony Dasinger family in Boze-
Mr.; and Mrs. Joe Schaner and
laughter Marcella are leaving this
week end on a two weeks vacation
ZIP to Sun River, Montana, for a
llslt at the home of Mrs. Schaner's
arents, and Mandan, N. Oak, to see
George Murray and his son George
r.; returned Monday from Detroit
1aKes' Mimi, where they attended
/ reunion of the Murray family
Win 81 members home for the occa-
Mr.; and Mrs. R. L. Jennings and
laughter Linda of White River, Ari-