The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

though they have placed in every
race. The next race viii be Satur-
day night in Glendive under the lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Aikens of
Billings are visiting at the Lowell
N Raymond Qualley and Alvin
Burgess homes this week having come
on Monday. They are on a COM
bination business and vacation trip.
Mrs. Aikens is h former Miss Doris
Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rogers and
family returned from Pryor, Okla
homa Sunday after spending a week
at the bedside of Ben's father who
has been i'll. Mr.. Rogers reports that
his father is much improved at this
time.
Registration fees have been sent in
to Dillon for Larry Williams who
will represent Lambert at the annual
Boys State which will be held there
August 20 through %. Larry has been
selected as alternate because David
Heath was unable to attend as first
candidate. These students are select
ed on basis of Scholastic leadership
and Socialbility.
Corrine Qualley was taken to Sid
ney Monday where three stitches were
taken in her lip which she cut while
playing in the yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lindvig and
grandson Dean Carter drove to Sid
ney Monday and were overnight
guests at the Jim Rehbein home.
Roland NeVins and Martin Lake
went on a fishing trip Sunday, fish
ing at several dams in the Richey
area ana also at the Johnson dam
near Lindsay which was opened to
fishing on that day. They report lots
OF people at the Johnson dam and
also some fish.
Donna Schultz, small daughter of
M mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schultz. had
the misfortune Of falling off a BIZ
cycle M cutting her head above
the eye which required two stitches.
rms accident happened Monday.
craig Qualley, m~onth-old baby boy
OF MI. n Mrs. Lowell Qualley I'M
rive surgery at the Sidney hos
pltaI Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Jerome Ruff and children of
Sidney are spending a few days Wis
lung at the John Bolstad home while
Mr.. u is in Helena with the Ma
tional Guard.
Mr.. n Mrs. Paul McMorris and
Harry Dombroski were in Lambert
Friday night of last week. Mr.. Nc
water pump in the McMorris apart
ment house and Mrs. McMorris Wis
tied at the Grant Burgess home.
On Tuesday Alan Burgess, son Of
Alvin Burgess, had the misfortune
of falling on a picket on a fence
WHICH ~ was G4lllLDllS anu DulCLQIln2
his leg which required several stitches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Casper have
moved into the small Cummings
house on the north side of town
which was recently vacated by the
Erwin family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rehbein enter
tanned a number of friends and rela-
tives at a birthday party Friday of
last week IN hon of her small
daughter Ann sissy.
Jack Heringer and Gary Hosteter
of Havre, Mont, are visiting at the
home of Jacks grandmother, Mrs.
Lottie Carter this week Jack and
Gary came down with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Heringer who are attending the
Eastern Montana Bible camp.
Mrs. Grace Lyon spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mary Painter at the Gil
bert Lightfield home while Mr.. and
Mrs. Lightfield attended the saddle
club field day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burgess were
Sunday evening dinner guests at the
Bob Bahls home in the Three Buttes
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thron Lindvig and
Norman spent Sunday in the Richey
area on a fishing trip.
On Wednesday of last week a num-
Der of friends of Mrs. George Howell
met at her home in honor of her
birthday and enjoyed a delicious
birthday cake which was baked by
Mrs. Pershing Carter.
Mrs. Secondo Pistocco of the Elm
dale community was in town on
business Tuesday morning and while
in town visited at the Morel Burgess
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Burgess visited
at the Secondo Pistocco home Tues
day evening of this week.