The Sidney herald., 1955-10-06

guests at the Clint Fulkerson
home in Sidney. MI. Fulkerson
has the funeral home in Plenty
wood and Mr.. Moeller is manager
Of the hospital there.
Mrs. Charlotte Fox will trans
act business in Billings over the
week end. She will be accompan-
led by her mother, Mrs. Charlotte
lines.
MI. and Mrs. John Moline and
daughter Lois of Williston were
week end guests at the Carl Dyn-
nesOn home.
Miss Lois French of Rochester.
Mimi, and her sister, Mrs. Claire
Koehn of Valley City, N. D.. were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Robinson. They stopped n
route to Washington, where thew
will visit at the homes of their
sisters in Spokane, and with Mrs.
Koehn's son Bruce and family in
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Melton and
family of Forsyth were week end
guests at the Bert LeSueur home.
Rev. A. J.. Borchardt, Sidney.
Rev. and Mrs. Leo E. Berreth of
Lambert, and Rev. and Mrs. KIas-
on OF Bloomfield have returned
from Minneapolis where they at
tended the annual district meeting
OF the Christian Missionary AL
lance churches held in South
Minneapolis Monday through Fri
day, September $3.50. They drove
down together in the Berreth a
and stopped enroute both ways at
Vedlin, S. D., visiting Rev. Ber-
reth's mother and were overnight
guests at her home. Rev. Bor-
chardt reports a fine district
meeting with a large attendance
of pastors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis were
in Sidney Monday from the Mona
community on Charley Creek.
New residents in Sidney are Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Putnam and three
children who have moved to town
from the Three Buttes community.
They purchased the residence
property of Mr.. and Mrs. O. c.
Henkel at 403 = 9Th st. S. w. two
weeks ago and will soon be settled
and happy to meet their Sidney
friends oftener in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henkel are moving
to Portland, Oregon to be with
and nearer their children, for a
while. Later their plans will be
more definite. They have enjoyed
residing in Sidney where they
have made many friends. Like so
many who return to Sidney to
reside, they agree it is a beauti-
full place to live and we'll de-
serves being called "The Gem
City"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blubaugh,
who recently moved to Sidney
from Tonkawa, Oklahoma, are
now settled in n of the houses
in the KingSbay addition in the
southeast part of town. They real
ly moved here in early September
from WilliSton where Mr.. Blu
baugh was distributor for the Chi
eago Pneumatic Tool Co. Here he
is distributor for the company for
the combined North Dakota and
Montana oil development territory
They moved to Williston in Janu-
airy last from Oklahoma. Mrs. Blu
baugh made the trip from here
to Tonkawa by train and Mr..
Blubaugh drove down to bring
back their furniture by truck
leaving there last week Saturday
and arriving in Sidney Wednes-
day morning. Also moving over
from Williston at the same time
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Ross. MI
Ross is associated with Mr.. Blu
baugh as field salesman for Chi
cago Pneumatic Tool Co. products
which are used in the Willistor
Basin by the oil drillers.
A letter received recently from
Lloyd Post at Casper, Wyoming
tells us to "Keep The Herald
coming. After living in Richlanc
county for 40 years I look forward
to each issue. It is the only checE
1 have on my old friends as
have been in Wyoming for twelve
, years"
DR.. F. M. Cerkovnik, of st. Mi.
chael, Mimi, where he has prac.
ticed for several years, has open.
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