The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03

NJ W. anu Son-1n-law, Mr.. an
MIS-. VIM. Powell of Glendive
mr.. and Mrs. Harley McT,ain :
, EcKelson, N. Oak. will 49,
n Sidney Saturday for a +u,
weeks visit at the home Of the;
son and daughter-in-Iaw. the Re-
ana Mrs. Bernard McLain an,
Mrs. VIM. Haase and Mrs. Don
aIo McVay have returned fror
seattle, Wn., where they wer,
caLed to be with their daugh+a,
ana sister, Mrs. Rex Andraw,
ana family, following an accidan
III which both Mr.. and Mrs A.
crews were injured. The acc;dan.
occurred IN their home Sent IA
wnen a dynamite cap exploded
WI; Andrews had three finger.
ana his thumb blown from ii.
leIt hand and Mrs. Andrews s,,f
Iered severe throat INJURIES RI
I now recuperating at tbeiT
nome but Mrs. Andrews is not
YET able to do her housework Tba
tour Andrews children were no+
IN the house when the scc;dn at
occurred. a0Oi0enl
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 6. Hess left
oy train Tuesday to spend tbe
winter at Johns Tourist PARK
LAG East Main ST.. Lakeland
Florida, where they have snenf
several previous winters. During
nell absence their home will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Benson. 0iiaio
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt TT
returned last Friday from a ten
days trip, on which they visited
among their children and grand
children in western Montana and
wyoming. At Marsh, Montana
eney were guests of their son
Gottlieb and family and their
daughter Christina Baggatt and
family. Other daughters visited
were Ella Barr and family at
Miles City, Anna Becker and
family in Billings, and MIR.
and Mrs. Dale Zadow and
son Lynn in Gillette, Wyo-
ming. The Schmidts covered 1902
and report good roads. good
weather and a wonderful time
at their children's homes. The
young people, all well known in
THIS community, where they were
reared and where the girls held
various office positions before
snelr marriage, wished to be re-
nembered to their many friends.
Gloria Cowell, who will gradu-
ate from Eastern Montana State
-ollege at Billings this month.
Visited over the week end at the
home of her parents in Sidney.
she brought little Marlene Meh-
Ter, daughter of her cousin. the
.ormer Tiny Jewell Lowering
lome with her. She was also
by Joan Sherman.
IIarlce CumminS and Marlene
'revost, who spent the week end
It their respective homes here.
Donna Provost, who is attending
business college in Billings and
lad come home by bus for the
week end, also accompanied them
Jack to Billings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Enzminger
l Billings were recent guests at
ne home of Mrs. Enzminger's par
MS, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Coweu. F.,
Irs. Enzminger, the former Bev-
rly Cowell, is a beauty operator
the Northern Hotel in Billings ]
nd Mr.. Enzminger is employed at J
Re Smith Funeral Home. :
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson
several days last week in !
orth Dakota where they went to :
5tend funeral services for Mr.. 7,
ohnson's brother-in-law, Her ,
Willard, which were held :
Page, N. D., last Saturday. They !
.sited in Fargo and Grand Forks +
I'D on their return Monday en- {
'untered a blizzard which held !
lem up at Devils Lake Monday =
-ght. Tuesday they continued !
-eir trip home and had bad +
Gather as far as the state line. \
ere the storm subsidized and +,
Gather conditions were good I'M =
they reached Sioux Pass, when z
ey ran into the storm that hit +
dney so suddenly that night. 7
ne drive from there home was b
id and MI. Johnson said the p
ow and terrific wind made it b
possible to see the road. "
and Mrs. Mike Meatovich fl
d children of Billings spent a al
. days in Sidney last week as W
ests at the home of MIR. and tt
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