The Sidney herald., 1955-03-03

night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Casterline of Richey. The
Henry Casterlines have been on
an extended trip to Detroit and
are driving back to Columbia
Falls via Bozeman, where their
son Roger attends college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Anderson left
Wednesday by car for Dickinson, N.
Dak., and will take the train from
Lhere to Minneapolis, where Mrs.
Anderson viii undergo a checkup at
the university hospital. Mr.. Anderson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Anderson
came from Dickinson Monday to be
with the children while their parents
are away. Their infant son, born Feb.
p IS being cared for at the hospital.
Mrs. Clh Ray n Ernest Ullman re-
turned Sunday morning from Fergus
Falls, Mimi, where they went to at
tend funeral services for their sister,
Mrs. Helen Larson 68. who passed
away following two weeks of hospitaI
care for a heart ailment. Two BROTH
ers. Robert and Will Ullman, and a
sister. Mrs. Fred Grulke. ali Of Glen
dive. went with Mrs. Raw and Mrs
ULmen to Fergus Falls. The deceased
daughter.
Mrs. Hans Sorenson is a medical pa
tent at the local hospital this week.
Mrs. j. w. Johnson returned Tues
day from Minot, where She was called
DY the serious illness of her mother
Mrs. Helen Brauer, who passed awav
Feb. p. The deceased was 70 wears old
and is survived by eight Children.
q g~fandcnIldren n a great grand
children. All of the family were home
put n daughter residing in Arlington.
Num-, who vas i'll at the time.
Mrs. Mansel Woods is spending a
lew days this week at Glendive with
Mrs. Clifford Harsh.
Miss Ards Hodenfield visited at the
nome OF her parents at Ray, N. D.,
over the week end.
Lyle Petersen had the misfortune to
break his leg in a fall at his farm
recently and was under hospital care
for a week. He was able to return
home Tuesday, where he is reported
as getting along nicely.
Dr. j.. +. Low IS going to attend a
medIcal meeting in Helena next week.
Mrs. Fred Hurst and Mrs. Bill Ford
and little daughter Dianne, have re-
turned from Missoula, where thew at
tended funeral services for their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Francis
Good. held there from the Catholic
church on Tuesday Of last week. They
spent a week with Mr.. Good and
the children before returning to Sid
ney.
2APC4 ana MIS-. X. "A. Ger
Der left for Anaconda Wednesday
morning to attend the divisional bas-
ketball tournament April 8, 4, and S.
They were accompanied by the Sidney
high school A squad c~heerleaders, Ju-
dy Hagen, Beverly Leland, Marlene
Dotson, n Diane Mende.
A card from R. S.. Mutt, dated al
Tijuana, Mexico, recently, says: ''This
is a colorful country and Tijuana is
typical of the Mexican passion for
gambling and horse racing. Many from
Hollywood join in the fun. Very nice
weather, but smog is bad" Mr.. and
Mrs. Mutt have been visiting their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. jenkins and family at Grover City
Calf, since before Christmas and this
was one of their sightseeing trips
from there. They were there through
the same period last year while it wa.
like southern California here. but thi.
time they really escaped a couple
months of the most rugged winter
weather experienced at home in severa
years, with sub-zero temperature.
ranging to 80 below zero and intermit.
tent billiards which have blocked
country-tO-town roads with deep drift.
ed snow for several days at a time