The Sidney herald., 1955-08-11

St. Louise. Mo, who have been visit
ing DR.. Rounce's parents. Mr.. and
Friday. y hume
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Halver had for
mem h~ouseguests several davs Ias4
No. Nr. Halver's nephew and his
VIE MT. and Mrs. Bernard Halver
aIu TWO children of Adams. MINI.
VINO returned to their home WedneS.
uay. mat afternoon two O. the Hal
vers grandchildren, Carl and Russell
IAope OF Big Horn arrived by bus for
d VISIT and Saturday their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hope and their
Two daugnters, arrived by car for
d week end visit. Mr.. HOPE took fae
boys nome Monday and Mrs. Hone
ana daughters remained to spend the
e Mr.. Hope and the bows will
come pack this Saturday and the FAM
ny Will return home together SUNDAY
Last Wednesday Mrs. Halver's neph-
eW, Lonnle Tompkins of Surrev. NJ -
also visited at the Halver home wb;iS
mere IN connection with his work as
a salesman. %
Mrs. Phil Rambur had the misfor-
tune to break her left wrist in a fan
oaturday at Trinity Lutheran church
wHen she backed away from the
Sltar, Wnere she had placed flowers
for the Sunday service. She also
spralned her ankle in the fall and
pital. S "OS-
Mrs. w. F. Hanley of J~ersvville. III
stopped in Sidney for a week end
Isl with ner aunt. Mrs. Sarah Kit
LteSon' on her return from a trim +o
FOrtIano, Ore. Mrs. Hanley had made
q more extended visit in Sidney ON
her way west.
DR.. and Mrs. o. D. Hutton arrived
rs yesterday o Chico Hot Springs
IN the western part of he state.
Where they have been practicino 10
open -chiropractic offices in a s11ife of
rooms on he second floor of the
Quanty Cleaners building which have
been prepared for their practice
New proprletors of the Sidney Super
MarKet CRed Owl Agency are Joe
and Don OrchawSH of BILLINGS. Mike
Meatovich who managed the store
from its opening several months ago
until its sale last week is -recuneraf-
ing from a back injury he sustained
recently and has announced no def
mite plans for the future.
county Attorney and Mrs. v. G..
Koch returned Saturday night from
a ten day vacation visit with Mrs,
koch's parents at Kalispen and Flat
mead lake which is one of the most
popular n attractive summer recre-
alton spots in the western part of the
state.
y. r. francis returned Monday from
Neponset, ILL., where he attended the
three day centennial celebration of the
community in which he spent the first
80 years of his life. His grandson.
Duane Francis Selvig, who had spent
the summer vacation with him at his
farm west of Savage, and his daughter.
Duane's mother. Mrs. Winifred Sell
Wig and daughter. who Joined them at
the train in Minneapolis, made the
trip with him. Mr.. Francis made the
trip both ways on the Great Northern
Empire Builder via WilIiston. The
celebration was a colorfuI and spec
tacular pageant Of the towns history
with epochal floats and CHARACTERIZE
tons of the passing generations in
their order, all represented in the
parade. MI. Francis was in the past
8O-year old class of registrants. Nepon-
set. with a population of about 500. is
l23 miles west of Chicago on the
c. B.. & Q. Ry. The earliest railroad
engine and equipment that served the
town, on display as a feature of the
celebration, was guarded like Fort
In all, the celebration was a
grand event he wouldn't have missed
for his life. Mr.. Francis reports.