The Sidney herald., 1955-02-10

~AA1 DEAOlE IGSulnlUE nHr D0C1-
school. "a A1si
John Halvorsen left by car We'd
uSsudy Tor Fargo to attend funeral
services for his uncle, B. r.. Walla.
~ ana Mrs. Forrest Charters left
PPuLeay Tor Minneapolis to take in the
uAtIIuIe mart. They made the trip
~ car ana We're going to visit briefIv
- ne homes Of Mrs. Charters sisters
"a valley City and Fargo enroute.
DI. ana Mrs. John Anderson and
touI children left by car Wednesday
y 1AIhneapOlS to attend the wedding
OF DIT AndersOn's sister. They viii
return home Monday.
MIS- Floyd Harris and sons. David
Dennls and Richie Dan of BILLINGS viii
.eaES 1or nome Saturday after a two
weeks visit here with Mrs. Harris
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guv McC1rdw
1dr. Harrls IS connected with the Safs-
way store IN Billings, a position 10
Wnlch ne was transferred from Sidney
several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Redlin and
aaugnter Patricia have returned from
slt naWanan Islands where they spent
& Two weeks vacation. They left Sd
ney by Frontier Airlines for BILLINGS
Wnere they changed to a Northwest
Alrnnes plane to Honolulu and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. K~rebsbach have
Ieturned from a three weeks vaca-
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mas been promised for the next issue
of The Herald.
Glenn and Fay Cowell returned
tuesday from Gardner, where they
enjoyed a very successful hunting
Trip. Each brought home a fine elk.
On their return trip they visited their
oaughter and sister and her husband,
Nr. and Mrs. Jerry EnZminger and
MRS. Cowells brother n his wife,
Mr.; and Mrs. Les Lowering in Billings.
MT. and Mrs. H. H. Kincaid left
Wednesday for Sarasota, Florida.
Where they have reservations at the
riviera Apis. for a winter vacation.
ms VIII be Mr.. and Mrs. Kincaid'S
1lrst visit to Florida and plans for
a tour of the state and east coast
points Will be made after their arrival
at Sarasota.
George Schafer returned Wednesday
morning from a weeks visit at the
home of his brother in Bismarck.
County Assessor E. r. Poff left last
night yer the Northern Pacific from
Glendive for Helena where he had
been summoned to testify before the
legislative committee on land classifi-
cations n valuations. He will give
The Herald a report on the proceed
ings when he returns.
His many Sidney friends will be
happy 10 learn that FIR. John Hall
goWsk has recovered from his recent
critical illness and was discharged
from the Lewistown hospital last week
to return to Hilger, north OF there,
where he was assigned last month as
parish priest. FIR. John had been as
sistant to Monsignor c. J.. Curtin in
st. Philomena'S Catholic parish from
June IS, 1850 until his assignment to
the pastorate Of st. Victor's parish
which includes -four OUTLYING missions
at Hilger. Monsiguor Curtin announced
last Sunday that Fir. John had recover
ed from his illness and was that day
holding Mass at st. Victor's church
in Hilger
Mr.. and Mrs. Isa Anderson were in
Sidney Wednesday from the Andes
community and reported the road open
and that they had no difficulty MAX
ing the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton LuidahI and
daughter Darlene Marie were in Sid
ney yesterday from Lambert. That
road which was blocked with deep
snow in low places from the storm
that prevailed over the week end had
been cleared by the county road out
fit and was in good condition again.
they reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Anderson were
in Sidney Wednesday from the Molly
community at the north end of the
valley where they said there had
been about b same amount of now
fall as here through the previous week.
Mr.. Anderson remarked that it has
5000 - L-A@S NA~~t ~ 49, 1890 - W.
don't get any worse weather than we
have had the rest of the way it can
be rated as one of the best of record
for this section of the state. in his
experience.
Friends here viii be glad to learn
that. Arthur Nelson has nicely re-
covered from an llness that kept him
in the hospital at Helena for several
weeks. He writes us that he is feeling
tip top" again. The column of carly
day Sidney news Mrs. Nelson has Sc
lected and edited from the files of
The Sidney Herald in the State Histori-
cal Library in Helena, which our
readers have missed for several weeks.
they will be glad to find resumed in
this issue of he Herald. The State
Historical Library keeps files of all
newspapers published in Montana from
their beginning, for historical pur-
poses. while the papers themselves
in many cases including The Herald