The Sidney herald., 1955-07-21

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Will come back to Sidney to spend
a few days before she returns to
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. (Bud)
Whited of Red Lodge and chill
dren, Kathy and Larry, were ov-
ernlght guests Thursday at the
nome of Buds parents, MIR. and
MRS. Louie Whited. They were
returning to their home from N.
OAK, where they spent a week
with Mrs. Whited's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Tenpas and
family at Litchville, and visited
with her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edlund
at Buffalo. The Floyd Whited
family of Skaar also visited at
the home of Floyd's parents while
ms brother and family were here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. R. Cullen were
guests over the week end at the home
OF ~. j.. Lewis near Sioux Pass. Mr..
SuIten, who works in the post office
uepartment ! Washington, D. c., is
d nephew of Mr.. Lewis. A brother
ln-law, in educational work in Wash
Ington, who is with them on a vaca-
lion trip, was also a guest at the
Lewis home. They left Sunday for
Yellowstone Park and are returning
nome by way of Colorado Springs,
Colo, where they will visit Mrs. Gull
n sister and family.
Carmen and Shirley Lewis drove
over from Helena last Friday to spend
the week end with their father, D. J.
Lewis n their brother at Sioux
PaSS. Carmen is employed in the Of
noes of a law firm and Shirley in
the state budget department in Hell
ena.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Williams and
their daughter, Mrs. John T.. EaStlick
and children, returned recently from
a nj visit with their daughter and
sister, Mr.. n Mrs. Chester Holt and
family In Washington, D. c. On their
return "Trip they visited at the home
OF Mrs. Williams brother, VIM. Jones
and family in Barbeton, Ohio, and with
old friends at Pomeroy, Syracuse and
columbus, Ohio. Mr.. Eastlick joined
his family here last week for a few
days visit and they left Saturday for
a Visit among his relatives in the
western part of the state before re-
turning to their home at Christmas.
arizona. Mr.. Eastlick is a g%eologist
for the Anaconda Copper Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Fish and
Dale, Carol and Donna Lou of VIII
Ilston, N. OAK, were week end guests
at the home of Mrs. Don Fish.
Mrs. Russell Denowh of Girard
Route suffered facial burns this week
When a gas stove which she was at
tempting to light blew up. She was
hospItalized for a day but luckily the
ourns were not too serious, according
10 Mr.. Denowh who reported the ac-
cident Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Kittleson and her nieces,
Miss Marjorie Mulliner of Oakland,
California, and Mrs. VIM. F. Hanler of
J~erseyV1lle, Ill, returned Tuesday eve
nlng from a vacation trip to Yellow
stone Park. They went to Billings and
LOOK the 212 day N. p. conducted tour
from there and report a wonderful
time. They enjoyed the best of ac-
commodations in the park and say
tney think they saw everything. Miss
MuIlner, who holds a secretarial po-
SItlon in Oakland and was here on
her vacation, left Tuesday morning
on her return trip. Mrs. Hanler will
visit a few days longer with her aunt.
Mrs. Otto Habedank will leave Sid
ney today to join her husband in
Chicago for a few days vacation
together. Mr.. Habedank went down
last week to look after business
n to attend a law insti-
which was held there last Sat-
urday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. r. Hilln.an of
talrview are leaving this week to
drive to Canova, South Dakota where
they will spend the next two months
looking after property interests and
visiting relatives and friends.
James Howell. publisher of the
paper at Superior, Montana, stopped in
Sidney last Saturday on his way to
Lambert to visit his parents. Mr.. and
GEORGE Howell ord ~ Ds1l-1- ~ ]
Of some property he had there.
was met mere by his father and
left Monday to return to Superior.
MI. and Mrs. H, H. Kincaid returned
last week from Swan Lake in the
northwest part Of the state near
days at their summer cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Parker Of
Ephrata, Wn., were their h-ouSeguests
during the time. Mr.. Kincaid saws he
and Happy, as Mr.. Parker is
Known to all his friends. got in some
fishing. There are many nice
summer hOmesiteS along the lake
front where their modern summer
IS and more are being developed
every season.
Wayne Cumming attended a meet
ng of the Montana State Bar aSsoci-
held in Helena last week.
Mr.. n Mrs. Doehler Cartwright
md son Ronnie were recently here
rom Troy, Montana, visiting his
mother, Mrs. E. R. Cartwright, ST.,
md brother Renslar, and renewing
ormer acquaintance in and around
sidney. Their oldest son is in the navy
LSsigned to post office duty on the
'lane carrier Princeton and while in
'ormosa waters on one of its cruz
es, handing out mail to one Bob Hood
hat was postmarked Sidney, ask
d him if he knew E.. R. Cartwright,
Who was his grandfather, and learned
hat Bob was well acquainted with
i'm and the entire family. Bob has
cen out of the navy and home fer
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