The Sidney herald., 1955-08-25
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday Aug. Is, 1855

@AAOC4L OOOlGy ana SONS, Marvin
and Alex Of Grand Forks, N. D..
returned home Wednesday follow
ing a weeks visit with Mr.. Cool
ey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Cooley. Albert Cooley is on the
North Dakota State University
faculty at Grand Forks. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Long and children,
who have also been visiting her
parents, the A. M. Cooleys, left
Wednesday for their home in Col
orado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nelson and
family had for their week end
house guests, Mrs. Nelson's cous-
in and his wife, DR.. and Mrs. c..
G. Peterson and son Ernie of
Portland, Oregon. DR.. Peterson
played in the mems golf tourna-
ment held here Sunday. On their
return to Scobey the first of the
week, where they r visiting DR..
Peterson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. I. Peterson, they were accom-
panied by Mrs. Nelson's niece.
Karrol K. Peterson of Plentywood
who returned with them follow
ing a weeks visit at the Nelson
home. Kay Nelson also went to
Plentywood with them and will
spend a week visiting there before
school opens.
Mrs. Henrietta Freswick. Mrs.
Bernard Terpstra of Bozeman and
sons Larry and Robbie, Mrs. Ar
mold Prestbye of Kalispell and
son Richard, and Roland Nelson
OF Mlnot are guests at the Cliff
Erickson home this week. Other
out-of-town guests who have Wis
tied at the Erickson home this
week T Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Mel
son of Kalispell and Mrs. Rudy
Nelson, Sharon and Richard of
Minot. They all came last week
end to attend the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Erickson, (nee
JOY Lee ~Petersen), and will stay
through the 60th wedding ami
versary of Mrs. Cliff Ericksen's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sor-
ensen.
Miss Judy Gerber. left today for
Bremerton, Wn., where she will
teach the third grade in the
Ridge View school this year. Her
workshop will open Sept. l and
school will begin Sept. 8. Miss
Gerber drove out in a new car
and was accompanied by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gerber,
who will spend a few days with
her and return to Sidney by plane.
The Gerbers plan a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd Baldwin and fam
lily in Seattle and the Clarence
Schmidt family at Bremerton. Mr..
Baldwin, a former member of the
Sidney high school faculty, is
working on his doctors degree at
the University of Washington in
Seattle, where he is also an
instructor. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt,
both former residents of Sid
ney, have lived at Bremerton in
recent years, where Clarence is
employed at Boeing Aircraft. Mrs.
Schmidt was the former Margaret
Hanto.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Harper, Bob,
Tom, Bruce and Mary Ellen, re-
turned Wednesday evening from
a weeks vacation trip to Yellow
stone Park and a mountain re-
sort on the Boulder River. Mrs.
Cowen took care of the
twins, Jeffrey and Gregg, while
their parents were away.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Turner and
are spending a few days
n Billings this week on combined
business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Kendall and
laughter Deborah of Los Angeles
arrived in Sidney Monday for a
en- days visit at the home of Bob's
mother, Mrs. Clyde Kendall and
his sisters and their fami-
les, Mr.. and Mrs. Forester and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Simard.
Mr.. Kendall is a machine account
mt at the Boys Market in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecile Steele have
lad for their guests the past ten
lays their son-in-law and daugh-
.er, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Oswald
and three children of st. Louis,
Michigan. While they were here
he Steeles accompanied them on
trip to Yellowstone park and
through the Big Horn Mountains.
This was Mr.. Oswald's first visit
% Montana and he was very much
impressed with the state and with
'ur beautiful valley. He was es-
oecially interested in this area
he operates a valley farm in
Michigan.
Miss 10 Rogers returned We'd
lesday from a vacation trip to
Virginia City where she went in
company with Mrs. c. O. Watkins
and son John, and Miss Berniece
Berg. Mrs. Watkins and John
vent on to California, where John
attend school next year, and
Miss Berg, who had been visit
ng friends in Sidney, returned to
Minnesota, to resume her
position on the Austin high school
!aculty. Miss Rogers spent two
lays in Glendive on her way