The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16

month at the home of Mrs. Lin
delIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
krebsbach, and with her brother
Keith and family. Their sister.
Kathleen (Mrs. Robert Donlan)
joined them at st. Paul and
visited here until Wednesday
when she returned to her home.
kathy Lindell will spend next
week with her grandparents
while the rest of the family takes
a trip to Yellowstone park. The
youngest in the Lindell family,
hickey, stayed at home with
friends in Dayton.
Miss Esther NiebeI returned to
her home in Bozeman Friday af-
ter a several days visit here at
the home of Mrs. Albert Mad
sen. Miss Niebel was a former
member of the Sidney high school
faculty and during her visit here
she was entertained at several
dinner and afternoon parties by
her old friends. Miss NiebeI is
leaving this week end for Spo-
kane, where she will attend sum-
mer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Woods left
this morning for Lewistown,
where Mr.. Woods will be a dele
gate to the state Legion conven-
ton to be held there Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday. Following the
convention they will go on to
Portland, Oregon, where they will
visit Marvin's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Good.
Other delegates to the Legion
convention will be Clarence HON.
Stad of Fairview, Harold Mercer.
Wayne Melton and w. E. Page.
Mrs. Clarence Marshall and
Mrs. Pearl Porter returned to
their respective homes in Bill
Lngs Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Porter accompanied her husbands
remains to Sidney from Miles
City, where he passed away at
the veterans hospital, and her
sister, Mrs. Marshall was among
the many relatives here for the
funeral services. Mr.. Porter's obit-
uary will be found in this issue
Of The Herald. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd K. Nielsen
and 0 Ronny returned Satur-
day from Spokane, where Lloyd
was recently discharged from the
veterans hospital, and will make
their home in Sidney. Lloyd went
west to attend a telegrapher's
school but has been in Door
health most of the past few
months and had to discontinue
his studies for the present. They
will make their home temporary
~ with his parents, Nh. and Mrs.
NlelS K. Nielsen. Lloyd began work
this week for Irwin Atchison al
Yellowstone Machinery.
Gene Fulkerson visited in Sid
ney Monday evening with his
brother Clint and wife on his
return to Plentywood from New
town, N. Oak, where he went on
business for their PIentywood
mortuary. Clint looked after NOR
tuary business in Williston Tues
day morning.
Bob Flynn had a letter this
week from his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Silsbee of Chicago, III.
telling him that her DAUGHTER
Margaret was zone of hundreds
OF other students from over the
United States on the high seas
on the same boat on a cruise
which with land travel will take
most of the summer vacation.
Granddad Flynn was highly eIated.
Margaret is the only child of the
Sllsbees and earlier people in this
valley will remember her mother
as the popular Rose Flynn when
the family lived at Fairview
where she attended the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Schow and son
Virgil and wife of Fairview returned
last Sunday from Mahnomen, Mimi.
Wnere they were called by the death
OF a relative of Mrs. Virgil Schow.
Maklng the trip by car, Mr.. Schow
IASy uTOVe LnrOugn heavy rain
all the way east from Minot enroute
70 Mahnomen last week Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Gail and daughter
Jeanne arrived yesterday for a visit
with her father, George Brennan. Her
parents were long time residents of
Falrvlew where Mrs. Gail attended
the schools and on this visit is re-
.ewIng many friendships of those
Her husband runs the Gail ADJ
Vertlsing Agency at Billings, founded
his father, a professional toast
master In wide demand for outstanding
public events.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Edwards and
daughter, Darlene Williamson. are
residents of Sidney, arriving here
June l from Sterling. Colorado. Mr..
Edwards is opening an office here
for the Valley Steel Products Co
of St. Louis. Mo. They buy I'D used
worn thread protectors from the
oil companies and drilling outfits for
reconditioning in their plant and uIti-
mate resale. The family are living
at 2O1 = 7th Ave, S. w.
George Milne and children drove 70
Sidney from their farm south of Pop
Lar Saturday for Mrs. Milne who had
Just received - a fresh shin