The Sidney herald., 1955-05-19

lnfurt, Germany on Operation
GyroScope with the 86th Infantry
Regiment, 10th Infantry Division.
Theodore left for Fort Riley, Kan
SaS Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cec1le Nordman of
sheridan, Wyoming, VIII be week end
guests IN S1aney. Ihey viii visit at
Inc home OF Mrs. Nordman's son
Garter NyqulSt and family. and At
the home OF MS mother, Mrs. u q
Rarkham. -
mi. and Mrs. Ernest UIlmen re-
turned Monday from WiIsalI. Montana
where they visited their so~n-in-Iav,
and daughter, Mr. ana Mrs. R1chard
Edcnholz. Boun are members OF the
WllSaIl school faculty and Mr. and
Mrs. Ullmen were there for the annual
choral concert, which was directed Nv
their Son-ln-laW, Mr.. Eicholz. who is
the choraI instructor and also has
charge OF the band. Mrs. Elchholz the
former Cecilia Ullmen, wished to he
remembered to her friends here
DAVID ID. n OF Grand Forks. N
OAK, district manager for the Guar
dian Life Insurance Company of
america, called at n Herald office
Wednesday for a brief visit with his
Wife's cousins, c. r. Hurry and Eva
Carey. Mr.. Jones lar been on business
in western North Dakota and took
advantage of this opportunity to visit
the valley which he said he had heard
SO much about.
Mrs. J. A. Loken returned Tuesday
afternoon from a two weeks vaca-
ton trip by car to her former home
at New Rockford, N. Oak, where she
visited her brother-in-laW and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. ThoS. J. Olson and
family, and among old friends.
Mrs. Delllah SOWle and son Calvin
were in Sidney Friday from the Mona
district south of BrOckton where Mrs.
SOWle said some farmers were re-
seeding parts of their fields. The heavy
rain the Week before had packed and
crusted the ground.
NelS Bach will leave Sunday for
Helena to attend a meeting of the
Fact Finding committee of the State
Highway Commission. The meeting
has been called for 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
oliver Olson. in Sidney Monday
from his farm on the east side of the
river from Savage, said that 100
inches of rain fell there Monday
through Monday night, diSsoIving the
crust that had formed over some
early seeded wheat fields, thus deter
ring growth. Oats and barley had a
good start and the wheat now is
good reserve of moisture from this
last rain to speed it along. It looks
like a pretty good crop year right
now, Mr.. Olson said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Spencer
visited last week among Mrs. Spen-
GERS many relatives and old friends
throughout this community. Mrs.
Spencer will be better remembered as
Miss Virginia Bouchard, daughter of
Adilard and the late Mrs. Bouchard
of Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, who
were married a year ago, live at I'm
dependence, Mo, and Mrs. Spencer's
father, who has also been making his
home in Missouri the past few years,
farms near independence. Mr.. Spencer
is a steel worker at the Sheffield
Steel Works.
turned last week from a trip east on
which they attended a broadcasting
at Moorehead. Mimi, and went
from there to st. Paul, where they
visited for a few days at the home Of
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert F. Donlon and were
with them for Mothers Day. Mr.. Dom
lon is a student in the School of Law
at the Minnesota State University and
Mrs. Donlon holds a position in the
offices of the Northwest Airlines. Mr..
and Mrs. Krebsbach visited at the
homes of Mrs. K~rebsbach's sisters at
Rugby. N. Oak, on their return trip.