The Sidney herald., 1955-03-17

Root Ambassadors" and "Clear- |
ing the Way" The first gave
many interesting portrayals of |
exchange All members in this
country and in foreign lands, and
the second featured the clearing
of the land for Hungry Horse dam.
Mr.. Berner, manager of the Rich
land Machinery, has a number of
these fine films which he is show
ing to All clubs throughout the
county. To conclude their part on
the program Monday evening, Mr..
Berner entertained with a few of
his slight of hand tricks, at which
he is quite adept.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Buchholz,
Mrs. John Bartram and Miss Janet
Nesbit will take eight high school
girls to Helena next week for
the state convention of the Future
Homemakers of America. Miss
Julie Buehholz will be installed as
state president of the organiza-
ton at banquet at the Placer
hotel Friday evening.
Mrs. r. E. Hall returned last
week from Minneapolis, where in
company with her husband she has
spent the past five months visit
ing at the home Of her aunt. Mrs.
Rex Winton of Glendive went
down by train to drive home with
Mrs. Hall and Mr.. Hall returned
to Glendive by train Tuesday. Mr..
Hall, who has been in poor health
for some time, greatly enjoyed
the time spent in Minneapolis
where his chief diversion was
watching television. Mrs. Hall
worked through the holiday sea-
son in the ready to wear depart
ment of the Dayton Store which
experience she tells us will be
helpful to her in the conduct OF
her local business, the Modern
Lady Shop. Mr.. Hall will return
to Minneapolis in a few weeks to
undergo leg surgery at the Veter-
ans hospital there.
Reuben Hundtoft left Wednes-
day afternoon to drive out a new
Hudson Rambler for the Sidney
Implement Co.
Mrs. K. G. Carpenter and Mrs
Kieth Krebsbach were in Great
Falls over the week end to attenc
a retreat at Ursuline Academy.
State University students home
from Missoula for spring vacation
include Carl Weatherston, Bof
Lee, Harold Haffner, Bob Doran
! jim Weaver, Roger Will, Joe Lat
: ka and Al Christensen.
Carmene Hall, Jerry Hanto, Jer.
ry Zadow and Roger Bracken art
+ enjoying a vacation visit at theil
respective homes. All are student
at Montana State College in Boze
: man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Peterson
of Anchorage, Alaska, spent fev
t. days in Sidney last week witt
: Mrs. Peterson's parents, Mr.. an'
= Mrs. Bailey Fisher, and visitin
: among other relatives here and i
: the Charley Creek community. Tn
! Petersons were returning to thei
home from Dayton, Ohio, wher
:. they spent the winter while MI
Peterson took a course in cas-
= register repair. Before coming t
= Sidney they visited his parents 6
their farm home at Paris Lake
Michigan, and among relatives {
, Mrs. Peterson's in Detroit, Micl
They left Sunday for Billings fc
! a visit there at the home of Mr.
: Peterson's brother and family, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher drove u
Monday to be there for a part
. that was being given in the Peter
sons honor that evening. The Pc
: tersons made the trip down frol
Alaska by plane and are driN
: ing a new car home.
. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Dore of tt
- Skaar district stopped in Sidne
e today driving to Fairview to a
= = tend the Peter Brese auction sal
s. Mr.. and Mrs. William Zell'
= : and daughter Caroline were
>. Sidney Saturday from the ca
III side of the river. He said the sno
is was melting fast and the wat'
re was going into the ground whiC
lie will give early seeded crops
al growing boost - and farmers w
10 be at their field work pretty SOC