The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21

~@Ao GILNlUS swanson m
oam I1ezen of Billings vicinity which
- 70 lake place on July 20 at the
OoinhunlIy Church in Savage at 6.30
IN the evening.
sunday guests at the Pude Dotson
LONE were MI. and Mrs. Raymond
Ioo1sn ana tour sons, Mr.. and Mrs,
SaSh OotSon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
PuSpy and children all of Butte. Mon
ala MT. and Mrs. Vernon Snedigar
SLu of Sidney, Kelly San
uers' Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Trotfer ana
son. MI. and Mrs. Jerome Ruff and
S NJ an o. Sidney and children of
Mt. and Mrs. DotSon, Mary. Dolores
Doris and Howard McKnigbt-
MT. and Mrs. Morel Burgess Mr.
ny mrs. Bill Mulhn and Mr.. and
Wis Ben Mercier and Debby drove
70 Arnegard Sunday to attend the ball
same and on the return trip stopped
AleXanuer for a picnic supper in
the park there.
Harold Popp. student minister at
oIVe Tor the summer. spoke at
Tie First Lutheran church Wednesday
OF last week. MI. Popp is a native of
1usoSlaVla and showed pictures of
ms nome country and told of he
situation there.
y Luther Leaguers from the First
church left for Luther
Lodge at Mcleod, Montana for a
week of Bible camp. Those who went
were Miss DeAnn Moe, Louise Cum
QerSon, Sharon and Dean Carter. Geo
Lake, n Donald Burgess. The group
Iett from Sidney by bus Sunday a. m.
Inc community and friends. of Mr..
and Mrs. James Christianson of near
Cpl were saddened to hear of the
loss OF their son Harold who passed
away at the Wolf Point hospital Sum
oay afternoon. Harold attended Bible
Scnool at the Lutheran church this
summer while visiting with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thron Lind
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Burgess and
AIan spent the week end on business
IN Billings. They left Saturday and re-
turned Monday night. They report
quite a lot of damage to their prop
erky from n recent hail storm there.
Bruce and Coy McMorris of Sidney
are staying at the Grant Burgess
nome for a few days this week. They
are nepheWS of Mrs. Grant Burgess.
Miss kathleen Scott of Billings is
V1S1ung at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Scott. Kathleen
recently completed her nurses training
course there and will return at the
END of her vacation. At present she
IS specializing at the Sidney hospital.
hathleen arrived Monday of last week
ana plans on being here until the first
of August.
MIR. nd Mrs. Paul Heringer have had
as house guests this past week two
SISTERS of Mrs. Heringer, Mrs. LEROY
OF Great Falls and Mrs. Rich
ara NolImeyer of Chicago, Illinois.
Also her mother, Mrs. Knopp of Sid
ney. Mrs. Nollmeyer has been spend
ing the summer in Sidney while her
is on vacation from school
Mr.. n Mrs. Paul Heringer and
nlldre lave moved into the Harold
house which was recently va
cated by the Ben MERCER family.
Mr.. Warren Schilling had the mis-
fortune to sprain her foot last week.
MI and Mrs. Ray Dotson Jr. and
Mrs. Ray DotSon Sr. and children
Minnie, George and Milton visited AFT
the Vernon Snedigar home in Sidney
Monday. While there George consulted
doctor about his knee and spent
the night at the Lory Dotson home
Ior turner consultation the following
Word has been received from the
Anton Luidahl family that they are
Vlslung IN Idaho at the Max Prib-
now nome and will go on to Seattle
very soon.
Herman Bos of M1laca, Mimi. came
truck to move the Rev. J. S. RAIN
family from their present home in
savage to Staples, Mimi, where thew
viii assume their new pastoral duties.
They left for Minnesota Wednesday
Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Berreth and Jim
were Thursday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberts in Sid
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hess and babv
scott spent Tuesday visiting friends
ana looking after household goods
which are In storage here. Mr.. Hess
attended classes for half a term at
Jllon, Montana. They plan on moving
ioon to- Poplar, Montana where they
VII both teach this coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Petrik and
daughters of Portland, Oregon are
Ils1tlng relatives and friends in the
community. Mr.. Petrik is a brother of
William Petrik of the Enid community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McMorris ac-
'ompanied by Mrs. Mate Quilting spent
Monday at the John Bolstad farm.
Mrs. Quilting remained and will visit
With her daughters, Mrs. BoIstad and
Yrs. Pude DotSon for a few DAYS.
CORN Peterson left Tuesday for
Wn., for a visit with his
during his two weeks vaca-
ion.
Miss Bridget and Penny Burton
pent Monday night in Sidney with
frs. Rose Murphy. They returned
tuesday with a birthday cake which
1rS. Murphy baked in honor of
3ridget's birthday which she cele-
rated with some of her friends Tues
lay.
Jimmy Rehbein is spending the week
With his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
ON Lindvig and Charley and Roberta
re staying with Grandpa and Grand-
IA Rehbein, while their parents are in
Billings.
Martin Brown and brother Jim
rove to Sidney Saturday to visit
nth their brother John Brown who
there while passing through.
his week they have as house guests
Ir. and Mrs. Paul McCauley and
hildren Marcus and Jeanne from
tockton. California. Mrs. McCauley
a sister of the Brown boys, and they
Tere passing through on their way
} Minnesota.