The Sidney herald., 1955-03-24
Lambert
By Ms. Grant Burgess

the parents Of a baby girl born
March Is at the Sidney hospital.
Her name is Bronwin Jean. Mrs.
Lyon and baby arrived home
Sunday and are getting along fine.
Morel Burgess was taken to the
Sidney hospital Friday of last
week where he is recuperating
from an attack of pneumonia. Mrs.
Burgess is staying in Sidney at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Weagle while Morel is in
the hospital. They are expected
home this week.
Oscar Kvaalen has arrived at
the home of his parents and will
assist with the farming this year.
He has been working with the
State Land Board at Helena for
the past two years.
J. T. Petrik was in town Tues
day of last week and reported
that he and his wife and children
have just returned from a trip to
Billings and Helena where they
visited with friends and relatives.
The Petriks expect to move to
Lambert for the summer in a
short time.
Mrs. Grant Burgess accompa-
MED by three All girls drove to
Sidney Saturday to attend a meet
ing on home improvement. This
is a project that may be carried
by All members. The club mem
bers attending were Lorna Bur-
CESS, Sue Hieser and Marilyn
Rogers.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Pude Dotson from her son Dale
who is with the Field Artillery,
stationed in Camp Roeder, Aus
tria, that all the USAF was out
on Maneuver Roundup which took
from the 9th of March to the 18th.
Corporal Dale Dotson took part
in this.
Nile Walker, teacher of the 18th
and 9Th grades, resigned from his
work the end of last week be-
cause of poor health. Mrs. Dick
Bell is now teaching the 7th and
9th graders. She is also teaching
the 5th and 9th.
Mrs. John Krappman returned
to her home Friday of last week
after spending two days in Sidney
at the home of her aunt, Daisy
Klodt.
Miss Lorna Burgess, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Burgess,
spent Saturday night in Sidney
at the home of her uncle, Jack
McMorris.
MI. and Mrs. Lowell Qualley and
family drove to Billings last week
Friday to visit at the home OF
Mrs. Qualley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Burgess, and to keep
a dental appointment. They report
that Mrs. Alvin Burgess is not
feeling too well.
Rehearsals have begun and the
cast has been chosen for the Jr.
class play, LET Me Out of Here
The three-act comedy under the
direction of Sam Scammon will
be presented early in April
and children, Loretta, and Jack
Leading characters include Joar
Heiser, Phyllis Mullin, Bud Lake
and Erwin Sharbono.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heringel
Heringer and Sam Scammon went
to Sidney Sunday to visit PauIs
mother and also at the home Of
Mrs. Heringer's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Qualley
and children drove to Richey
Sunday afternoon to visit at the
Melvin Schwartz home and tc
make the acquaintance of the new
baby, Nadine Kay.
Leonard Sanders left Tuesday
for Nebraska where he will at
tend the funeral of his uncle, &
brother of Charles Sanders, who
passed away there. Durwood, sor
of Howard Sanders, will stay al
Leonard'S farm and do chores.
Mrs. Beatrice Burton drove to
Sidney Saturday to attend {
birthday party at the Young home
in honor of Mrs. Rose Murphy.
Mrs. Lottie Carter accompanied
Bud Carter to Sidney Sunday eve
ming where they visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Viii
liams.
The Wilbur Sandburg and jim
Rehbein families were Sunday
evening callers at the Pershinf
Carter home.
Mrs. Wilbur Sandburg visited
at the Osten Kvaalen home Tues
day Of last week.
Anton Luidahl returned from
the western part of the state Fri
day after spending about three
weeks away. On his trip he stop
ped in Big Timber and visited al
the Andrew Togstad home. From
there he went to Bozeman anc
visited the Adolph Petersons. Botl
Mrs. Togstad and Mrs. Peterson
are sisters of Mrs. Luidahl. The
next stop was at Roman where
he visited at the Ed Bartell home
Mr.. Bartell was a one time resi-
dent of the Enid vicinity and j:
now in real estate at Roman
Mr.. Luidahl then went on to Kali
ispell where he visited at the Les.
ter Henry home and also attended
the ski meet at White Fish where
his nephews Adolph and Riedel
Peterson competed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold SorensoI
of Sidney visited at the AntoI