The Sidney herald., 1955-05-05
Cartwright
BY Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

oence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Urban
Leach, built of logs in 1906 at the
time of homesteading the place
was removed by Ross Speed re-
Gently and a new house was built
on a nearby site by Mr.. Speed
Many logs were still in sound con-
ltlon but disable only for fire wood
MRS. Ross Speed was the former
Mrs. Leach. Many local pioneers
passed this place enroute to Bu-
ford, the nearest railway town via
Sioux Crossing Ferry to buy pro
visions. The location was called
Ihree Corners in early days and
later Pleasant Center. The Ernest
Johnson family and his parents
the VIM. Johnsons, were the neigh
bors; all of whom have demised or
are living elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shade and
VIM. Rossin moved farm euuip-
ment to WilliSton last week to
plant the Arthur Shade farm
north of Williston. During their
absence the Frank Lasseys are
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Charles jacobson arrived last
Wednesday and is scouting around
familiar places for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Klym, Donna.
Carol and Dorothy, drove to Fair
field Friday for the week end with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scrivner
were Sunday guests at the A. J..
Briar ranch.
Mrs. Emil Johnson came by
train Monday to visit her son Art
Vickers and family.
Mrs. Bert Youngstrom came
home from the Sidney hospital
last Tuesday evening after sur
gerry and this Monday visited the
clinic for a checkup. She is i'm
proving satisfactorily.
Mrs. VIM. Dobias who had sur
gerry last week Monday at Sidney
hospital for removal of a tumor
was improved enough to leave
the hospital Sunday afternoon
convalescing with Mrs. J. E. Lass
ey at the home of the latter.
Sunday visitors at the Severt
Sponheim home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Monson, Mrs. Andrea Gun
derson (mother of Mrs. Spon-
heinz, and Gilbert Gunderson
from south Of Charbonneau.
Morton Sponheim spent Sunday
with Alton Oien.
Mrs. John Dunbar spent Friday
in Fairview while her car was
being fixed and was accompanied
by Mrs. Hans Berntson and infant
whom she was taking for rou-
tine medical checkup.
Mrs. Frank Lassey substituted
from Tuesday noon as teacher
at Pleasant Center school while
Mrs. Robert Arthaud entered the
hospital for care.
Yvette (Betty) Weeks was hon
bred by her school mates Monday
evening with a surprise visit on
he occasion of her 18th birthday
It the Hopperstad home in Fair
7iew where she lives while at
ending high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moo of Alex
lnder, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Olson,
Ar. and Mrs. John Dunbar and
amily were visitors at the Harry
roy home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leens were
Inner guests at the Ronald Reed
Tome in Williston Sunday evening.
Mrs. Princess Clark of Sidney
last week visiting here with
Ter daughter, Mrs. VIM. Lassey.
Neighbors enjoyed a barbecue
upper Sunday evening at the A.
Z. Gullikson home.
Rev. and Mrs. Setness were
oSts to Bethel Lutheran folks at
pen house at their home in Fair
lew Sunday afternoon.
Farmers Union Reserves will
leet at the Cartwright hall Sat-
rday, May 7, at 2 p. m. After
IasseS they r invited to the
Lassey home for a birthday
arty for MaviS Lassey who is s
ears old. Farmers Union Juniors
ill meet for classes Saturday
May z at the Gilman Wang
ONE.
Ann Lassey, Grace Lassey and
ellen Lassey, local Farmers Union
.aders, attended a meeting for
aders at Williston April II.
Milton Olson Jr., Vernon Klose
nd Tom Lester, attended a meet
g of the National Guard Unit
l day Sunday at Fairview.
Sunshine Homemakers had their
.ay meeting last Thursday at the
ome of Mrs. VIM. Lassey. The
ain lesson was on placing zip
RS which each one did at the
ssion. Mrs. Princess Clark of
dney was a visitor.
Seagulls have been in evidence