The Sidney herald., 1955-09-08

Sidney. and report that he was di-
rect1ng traffic on a new highway in
that vicinity that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Shevlin and family
OF Miles CITY spent Labor Day week
n at the home of Mrs. Shevlin,s
mother and brother, Mrs Katie
BackeS and son Otto.
Mrs. Pershing Carter is assistino
Mrs. CORN Peterson in the scbooi
lunch for a time.
The local fire fighters were called
GU for their fourth fire of the saaeon
Monday when a trash fire got away
short time without anv serious 49,
back of Oscar Petrik's residence. They
brought the fire under control IN ,
age done. These small fires ubioh
could become large fires prove the
value of having an organized fire de-
partment and truck which are ready
to go at the first sound of the siren
Rev. Arne KVaalen and family re-
turned from their trip to Banff Sono
da. and visited over night Wednesdsr,
before going on to Timber Lake 8 n
where a moving truck was Iraitin9
for them. They are now LIVING i55
Fargo N. D., where Rev. Kvaalen will
De ofRln as student pastor at the
North Dakota Agricultural college
MISS Bonlta Ho!te has moved to Sid
ney where she will attend high school
this coming term. She has also ac-
cepted work as nurses aid at the hos
pltal there which gives her credit i,
school under a special program.
Inc regular meeting of the Mission
airy prayer Band was held at tbe
Floyd Williams home on Thursday of
last week. "
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Petrik and chill
dren are spending a few days in Ri
lings this week visiting friends
Work on the new highway is moving
along with about half of the last nar3
graded and filled and most of fine chi
VefLS IN place even as far north of
town as the Quilting place. The Albert
Lalonde Construction Co. outfit is
expected any day and this will speed
the work along even faster. There ara
two very large culverts being placed
where bridges formerly were near
the Joe Provost farm and at present
detours have been built around these
places.
The new dial telephones are now in
use On all the lines and with a few
exceptions all phones for the present
are in and being used much to the
satisfaction of al patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lindvig and Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Anderson and children
who were visiting here, visited at the
Martin Torgerson home Tuesday eve
ming of last week.
James Thomas and Martin Lake .Jr
accompanied by their mothers, left for
college Sunday afternoon. lanes will
attend st. Thomas in st. Paul and
Bud will attend Concordia college at
Moorhead, Mimi. Mrs. Lake and Mrs
Thomas will return at the end of the
week, after a few days visit with rel
atives of Mrs. Thomas in Minnesota.
The young people Of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance Church held
a weiner roast at the Klemple dam
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Busby of Sidney
visited at the Pude Dotson home Sum
day and were dinner guests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dotson Jr., and
family attended a family picnic of
Mrs. Edward Alarcon and children
Jeff and Steven are spending a few
days at the Cray home at Dore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lobdeu drove to
Richey Sunday to attend the baptismal
service for the baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Colbert. Mrs. Colbert is the
former Miss Violet Waller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sorenson and
son of Sidney visited at the Perry Par
tin home Sunday.
The fire truck was again called out
Tuesday to put out a grass fire at the
Joe Provost farm which started while
Joe was burning off a stubbIe field.
It was checked before much grass was
burned. This made the fifth fire call
within the last month.
School began September 9Th with all
but one teacher on the job. The school
board has as yet been unable to Sc
cure a suitable shop teacher but they
expect to have n before too long as
they have some leads. Other high
school teachers are Mr.. Heath, super
intendent; Mrs. Dan Gladowski. liter
allure; Mr.. Sam Seaman, commercial;
Mr.. Dick Bell, coaching and 7th and