The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
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COMMUNITY NEWS
LAST Weeks News

Mr.. and MIS-. M1lLOn OlSOu Wis
tied with the Sandy brothers and
Ella Sandy Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
and children of Casper, Wyoming
visited Saturday through Wednes-
day with the Tom Oaklands. On
Tuesday evening they visited at
the Raymond Oakland home.
The Gilman Wangs and Milton
Olsons attended the movie at
Sidney Wednesday evening. On
Thursday they motored to Will
Iiston and watched the Williston
Oilers defeat the Bismarck Bar
onS.
Mrs. Wesley Thorson and chill
dren, Mrs. Art Paulson and fam
lily and Mabel Sande were Thurs
day afternoon callers on Mrs.
Raymond Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Briar Wis
tied at the Anna Paulson home
Thursday evening. Ole Sponheim
visited with the PaulSons Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Gilman Wang and Mrs.
Milton Olson went to Culbertson
Thursday afternoon where Mrs.
Wang, newly elected secretary of
the district WMF of the Lutheran
church, met with other mem
bers of the board: Mrs. Percy
Peterson of Wolf Point, district
president, and Mrs. Allan Erick-
son of Poplar, promotion secre-
tary. They met at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Prestbye. Mrs. Oh
son visited with her daughter
Lila and grandson Stevie and
other friends in C%ulbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Oakland
came from Billings Saturday for
a week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Oakland. Jane return
ed home after spending 2 weeks
with her grandparents.
Mrs. Anna PaulSon and Mabel
Sande were Friday coffee guests
of Mrs. Olaf Odegaard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Ronning of
West Fargo, N. D., were Sunday
visitors at the Gullikson home.
Mrs. Lawrence Croy and Ma
bel Sande attended the Stavan-
ger Lag in Sidney Wednesday.
Vernon Klose, Thomas Lester,
jim Opsta and Milton Olson Jr.,
all members of Co. B of the
Montana National Guard, return
ed Sunday from the annual 2
weeks encampment near Helena,
Montana.
Mrs. Gilman Wang called on
Mrs. Art Hett in Alexander Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Wang
and Cheryl and Gilman's father,
A. o. Wang left Wednesday for
Fertile, Mimi, where they will
attend the funeral of Gilman's
aunt, Mrs. Severt Engebrietson
Thursday.
Miss Cheryl Wang visited the
Nervig girls in Williston Monday
and attended the Shrine Circus
with them.
Despite the rain Sunday five
All clubs were represented at
the Mckenzie county All pic
mic which was held at the Civic
Center in Fairview. They were
The Yellowstone HuStlerS, Dore
Doors, County Cuties, Sioux In
dians and the Sioux Nimble Fling
ers. Albert Miller, Art Paulson,
Mrs. Richard Croy and Mrs. For
rest johnson had a fine afternoon
of races and games arranged. The
men played two lively volley ball
games with Captain Albert Miller
and Art Paulaon. Albert Miller's
team won both games. Among the
races was a necktie tying race
for the mons and dads. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Hayden won first
with a very neat tie, Forrest john
son and Mrs. Holey came in sec
ond with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Gullikson third.
Jerry Lassey guessed closest to
the number of beans in a jar to
capture first prize; Kenton Toepke
was second and Judy Miller third.
Everyone enjoyed a picnic din
ner and supper topped off with
plenty of ice cream furnished by
the city of Fairview.
Mrs. Art Paulson, David and
Carol and Mrs. Olaf Odegaard
accompanied Carl Paulson to the
Epping-Springbrook Bible camp
Tuesday where the ladies at
tended a lutheran Sunday school