The Sidney herald., 1955-02-03

with other daughters and their fami-
lies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter D. Thiessen re-
turned last week to their farm west
OF Savage from Nampa, Idaho, where
they had been for the past three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher were
IN Sidney Wednesday from Charley
Creek in the north central part Of
the county. Their farm is nearly so
miles northwest of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Moen were
IN sidney yesterday from their farm
elght miles northwest of Lambert and
II wasn't until they got onto the COM
Pleted Is mile section of the Sidney
circle road west from Sidney that the
road was good. From their farm to
LAMBERT, the way they came, there was
considerable SnoW and east from Lam
pert there were still some bad places
aItnough the snow was being removed
Dy n county road crews. Farmers
Out there will certainly welcome COM
pletlon of the Sidney-Circle road past
Lambert with the construction letting
soon by the highway COM
mission.
Glayde Yoder returned the first of
the week from a trip East on which
ne tool in a meeting of the National
automobile Dealers association held in
Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Harper returned
Monday from Motley, Mimi, where
they enjoyed a day together at the
home of Mrs. Harper's brother, Roy
Hall and family. Mrs. Harper had ac-
compan1ed DR.. Harper'S mother, Mrs.
.. d. Harper, as far as Minneapolis
a week ago On her return home to
Duluth following a six weeks visit
here with her sons family. Mrs. Har-
per went on from Minneapolis to Fari-
bault to visit her son Robert at Shat
tuck. where he is a junior this
year. At Shattuck she took in the
famous annual winter carnival to
which parents are invited. This winters
carnival was one of the most brilliant
In the schools history with a record
attendance of parents. DR.. Harper
Joined his wife at her brothers home
at Motley for the return trip.
tr. Denis DAILY, down from Med1-
cine Lake yesterday, was a welcome
caller on his many friends. Former as
slStant pastor of st. Philomena's Cath
Ole church here, ne was made pastor
of the Medicine Lake parish several
years ago.
Mrs. Bennie Dave Jr.. returned this
morning from Minneapolis, where she
has been the past week while under
going tests at the university hospital.
Mrs. Grace Corkran returned Satur-
day from a two weeks vacation trip
to Great Falls. where she visited at
the home Of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Corkran and
little son, Johnnie Pat. Lee is engi-
neer for Mclaughlin. Inc, and has
spent the past several summers in Alas
ka, where he works from April to
November. He returned home by plane
Thanksgiving day from Tok Junction,
where he worked the past summer. He
works in Great Falls in the winter
and has made two plane trips to Sc
attic in the past few weeks in that
connection. Mrs. Corkran said that
while she visited there he took a
weeks vacation and during that time
they took in many interesting events.
FIR. Joseph Heretick, pastor of st,
Anthony's Catholic parish at gilbert
son. was a visitor in Sidney Wednes-
day afternoon, coming over to bowl
with the Sidney Knights of Column
bus team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Motzko of Buford.
N. Oak. and Mrs. Katherine KempheT
of Havre, were houseguests Tuesday
at the Walter Quilting home. They also
visited Mrs. MotZko's mother. Mrs. Sill
yer Quilting, who has been quite Seri-
ously i'll at her home but is reported
as somewhat improved.
Oral Holum and his mother, Mrs
Alvida Holum of Richey, were bust
ness callers in Sidney Tuesday.