The Sidney herald., 1955-09-08
Lambert
~ Ms. Grant Burqess

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A harvest dance was held at the
hlgh school gymnasium Saturday, Aug
uSL II, to celebrate the close of harvest
as nearly everyone vas through in the
neIds at that time. Music was furnished
by local talent and a good time was
reported by those who attended.
Mrs. J.. I. Petrik and Mrs. Lowell
Qualley entertained at a coffee party
nonorlng Mrs. H. K. Leroy who was
VlSltlng here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Melvin Swendseid. The coffee
party was held at the Petrik home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rogers and fam
ly made a trip to the Yellowstone
and Glacier parks, leaving on Wednes-
DAY OF last week and returning Mon
day of this week. Hudson Otto attend
cd the filling station while they were
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Everett n his
crew left the first of last week for
Kansas where they will harvest maize.
Other custom combiners have also
pulled up stakes as the harvest is
over.
Relatives of the Max Mavity family
have received word of the coming
marriage of their daughter, Marian
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Olson and fam
lily returned h end of the week from
a trip to the Yellowstone and Glacier
National parks. They report a good
trip on which they saw much beautiful
natural scenery and several varieties
of wild animals that inhabit the parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Seaman of
Laurel drove their son Sam down
this week, arriving here Saturday.
Sam will teach here in the high
School again this year n will stay at
the Ben Rogers home.
The Lambert community was well
represented in its booth at the Rich
land DnTTnArr EN1fr fhsG ~rzaD M 1917
was well filled with about So entries
which won twelve ribbon awards. A
special vote of thanks goes to Oscar
KVaalen who worked to get things in
shape and to others who helped in
various ways
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland McNIorris and
FAMILY OF Billings, Montana spent Labor
Day week end visiting in Marsh, Sid
ney, Lambert and BrockWay with rel
atIves. Dud Ieland) works for the
Carter Oil Co. in Billings at the Grand
view Service station.
MRS. H. K. Leroy and children
enc and Kenneth left for their home
IN Seattle, Wn. Sunday after spend
ing nearly a month at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Swend-
Seld. Mr.. and Mrs. SWendseid took
mem 70 winston Sunday after church
WRere they took the train for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronnie Carter and bahv
have moved to Miles City where thev
viii make their home. They had been
IVlng at the Henry Schultz farm
where Ronnie had been EMPLOYED the
past ummer.
Mr.. n Mrs. Helmer Kohlman and
children Ronald and Loretta of Havre
arrived at the home of Mrs. KohIman's
mother, Mrs. Lottie Carter for a two
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Burgess and son
Alan returned to their home AT RiI-
Ings after spending the summer here
The first meeting of the P. T. A.
VIII be held at the school this Monday
September II. This will be a social
evening so that parents and teachers
may become better acquainted. Ev-
erybody is welcome so let's all attend
and support the P.TA. this year
Mrs. Thea Poison arrived home this
week end from Bloomfield where She
has spent the past month with her
daughter, Mrs Melvin Schwartz and
family. MI. and Mrs. Schwartz drove
her home Saturday and visited rela-
ives and friends while in town. Mr..
Schwartz will be teaching in the Rich
ey school again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Rehbein and three
hlIdren drove to Aberdeen, S. D. to
take Miss Deanie Rehbein there to at
tend Teachers College this year. Mrs.
PerSh1ng Carter kept baby Margaret
while her parents were away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond QuaIlev and
chlldren arrived home from a weeks
trip to Billings and the Yellowstone
park on Friday of last week. While on
their way to Virginia City via the
Yellowstone park they met Hiwav
Patrolman John Corder. formerly at