The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
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Warren Schilling drove to Butte
for the furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. HetIand Moe and
children DeAnne and Terry left
Thursday for Wisconsin by wav
OF the Black Hills. They will visit
relatives in Wisconsin. They ex-
pect to be gone two weeks.
Miss Sharon Carter celebrated
her thirteenth birthday Thursday
OF last week by inviting a number
of her friends and classmates in
for birthday cake and ice cream
in the evening.
Miss Loretta Heringer of Havre,
Montana returned here to spend
the winter with her grandmother,
Mrs. Lottie Carter and attend
school here, as the Havre school
was full and couldn't take her.
Herb LeSueur has been dismiss
ed from the Sidney hospital where
he has spent the greater part of
the summer recovering from a
broken leg which he sustained
when he fell from a tree at his
home in Enid. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
LeSueur are staying at the
Old Folks home in Sidney for the
time being.
Oscar Kvaalen returned home
the first of last week after spend
ing about ten days attending the
National Soil Conservation con-
vention in Green Bay, Wis. He
visited his brother, Rev. Arne
Kvaalen and family in Fargo,
N. D. enroute home.
The WMF Society of the Lu-
theran church is planning its an
nual Mission Festival for the sec
ond Thursday in October. They
have secured Miss Clara Chaffin
of Arlee, Montana, who is home
from the Madagascar Mission
Field on furlough as the speaker
for the festival. Plans are being
laid for a talk to the ladies in
the afternoon with a supper at
the church followed by an eve
ming service to which all are in
vited. Everyone is welcome to
attend and view pictures which
she will have with her.
Tom SHUTTER of Savage has been
in the community for the past
two weeks drilling wells at the
Art Pribnow and Mary Klempel
farms.
Clint Mullin is having a well
drilled by George Rieman and
Charley Williams who purchased
the drilling outfit from Bert Full
er last fall.
Mrs. Thron Lindvig suffered a
slight heart attack Monday MORN
ing and was taken to the Sidney
hospital where she is confined
at this writing.
The regular meeting of the
Richland County Health Council
was held at the high school last
Thursday evening with Dentist
Gordon Beagle of Sidney as the
speaker for the evening. Miss
Shaffer, health councillor from
Helena, Montana, was a guest
that evening and commended
Richland county for having an ac-
tive council for SO many years.
Other numbers on the program
for the evening were two vocal
selections by Guy Eddy and a
pantomime by Anton Luidahl,
John Krappman, Mrs. Paul Her
and David Heath with Sam
Scammon as narrator. The next
meeting will be held at Elmdale
20.
Last week Thursday neighbors
and friends of the Frasco family
gathered at the Frasco home to
charivari and welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Frasco Jr. who r Wis
iting at the parental home while
he is on furlough from the armed
forces. Mrs. Frasco is the former
Miss Carol Foster Of Tip City,
Ohio and they were married in
Tip City September II. They will
be leaving for Tip City Monday
where Joe Jr. is now stationed.
On Friday of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Secondo Pistocco entertained
at dinner in their honor. Other
guests that evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Frasco and Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Sheehan and fami-
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Qualley
and family of Brockton and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Qualley of Gull
bertson visited at the Raymond
and Lowell Qualley homes Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Petrik and
spent Sunday at Skaar,
North Dakota at the John Fink
home.
Mrs. Earl Gunderson and Louise
went by goose to Williston, N. D.,
Saturday where they had dental
work done. Mr.. Gunderson drove
to Williston that evening to get
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Heath and
son David were Monday evening
dinner guests at the Morel Bur
CESS home.
Mrs. Mervin Torgerson was
honored at a pink and blue show
er in the Lutheran church par
lors Monday evening. The tables
were attractively set with minia-
ture carriages made from orange
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