The Sidney herald., 1955-08-18
Savage
Mrs. John Gear

O0V0kC
Mrs. John Gear
Mrs. Z. w. McKinStry, who had been
receiving medical attention At fba
sidney Memorial hospital for several
weeks, returned to the home Of ba-
day. tues
Mr.; and Mrs. Gene Miller and two
daughters left Saturday morning for
d 1eW days vacation. They viii be
~ GaIen Monday, where Mr.. Miller
WIN nave his physical examine
IJl' prior 70 going to patrolman
sGhooI ! n Helena in September. They
also plan to visit relatives in Helena
blIhngs and Silver Gate before re-
turning home.
Mrs, Henry Erickson and Virginia
VISITED at the Charles Johnson home
tuesday evening.
Little n Campbell, who had her
appendix removed last SATURDAY.
day.
Five families were represented AZ
the LDR picnic held in the old school
yard Sunday. After a sumptuous pic
me dinner the time was spent visiting
n snort business meeting of the LDR
was held, and Mrs. Eugene Burau was
presented with a gift from the groln
supper was also enjoyed before re-
turning to their respective homes.
rtoDert Burau spent a few DAYS last
week out at the farm home Of Mrs
Emma Mastvelten.
os ME; and Mrs. Robert Gregg and
chlIdren were dinner guests al the
jess Roger shome Friday evening.
Mr.. n Mrs. Jens Miller and Mrs
Wills Wilson attended the Passion
Piay at Spearfish Thursday evening.
Ihls is the nth year that the plav
mas been showing and the rumor that
TINS is the last year in the u. S. is
raise as they plan to show again next
year. On their return "trip they visited
with Mrs. John Cornish at the Lo-
gan nome IN Beach, and also at the
heV. OlSrud home. Mrs. Olsrud had
lust returned home and was con-
valesc1ng from a major operation, and
Rev. Olsrud had undergone two ma
ing fine at this time.
Charlie Forty entered the Sidney
hospital for treatment Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Switzerland of
Sparta, Wis, visited at the Carl
Gebhardt home several days this
week. Mrs. Switzerland and Mr.. Geb-
hardt are cousins. They were en-
route to the yellowstone park and
planned to attend the Billings Fair
and the festival of nations at
Red Lodge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dashner of
visited at The Robert Gregg
home Saturday evening.
Jimmy Basta son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Basta, had the misfortune of
his hand Tuesday afternoon
ms home, which compelled him to
spend a couple Of days receiving
medical attention at the Sidney hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torlief Jonasen, Mrs.
Caroline Jackson, Mrs. Gene Chupp
and two children of Livingston spent
week end visiting relatives in the
savage and Sidney communities and
also attending to business matters.
u Sidney spent a few days visiting
1t the home of their aunt and uncle,
n Mrs. Elmer MaStVelten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Sandmeier and
laughter of the Bloomfield commu-
llty spent Sunday visiting at the
of his mother.
Mrs. Donald Jones and two chill
iren of Glendive spent a couple of
lays last week at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kappel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Huber AMI two
daughters of Bridgeport, Neb, arrived
sunday for a visit at the Ted and
red Hamburg homes. The three la
lies are sisters.
George Hagler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rasmussen enjoyed Sunday
Inner at the Leonard Hagler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Burau and Bob
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf VangSneSs and
Alma Johnson spent Sunday visiting
n Miles City and they also visited IN
'allon at the Ralph Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Clark and family
nd MI. and Mrs. Verlin Gebhardt
daughter enjoyed supper at the
Gebhardt home Sunday.
Miss Ruth Johnson entertained a
roup Of girls at a picnic supper Fri
ay evening in honor of Virginia
and Janice Jonasen's birth
avs. They enjoyed an hour of swim
ling before supper.
Miss Janice Mitchell spent the week
at the home of her parents in
avage.
Nils Herigstad spent a few days
his week at the home of his daugl-
ar,, Mrs. Leo Kappel, while his wife
lade a trip to Billings, to consult O.
0~ecialist about an ear infection.
Allen Darnal spent a few DAYS in
lie Sidney hospital receiving treat
lent for a back injury.
MIR. and Mrs. Ted Burau entertained
IF. and Mrs. Eugene Burau and Ruth
a picnic supper in their yard Thurs
0hnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Vangsness
ay evening, in honor of their daugh-
r Virginia's birthday.
Rev. E~rlckSon'S parents and brother
vancouver, Wn., arrived Monday
spend a few days here visiting
ith their son and daughter-in-IaV'
Leroy Mcbride of Harlowton, re-
Monday afternoon to spend a
more days with his grandparents,
r. and Mrs. Charles johnson before
hool starts.
Sandra SHUTTER and Ruth Hessenthal-
=, who have completed their school
g in Omaha, have returned to their
mes over the week end.
Mr.. M Mrs. Francis Basso and
mily, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregg
ID family enjoyed a picnic supper
the Island Sunday evening. They
so attended the show at the outdoor
eatre after the supper.
Erwin Miller entertained a
CUP of ladies at a Clothing" party
her home Tuesday afternoon. A IL
ry lovely lunch was served at the
ose of the afternoon.
and Mrs. Ted Burau and Bob.
and Mrs. Grant johnson and
lighters visited at the Roger Dav IS III
me Monday evening. iii
and Mrs. Wylie Thompson of
dorado. and her sister and son spent
: week end visiting at the home of
r brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs. III
E. Hicks. Mr.. INC Mrs. Georye Y