The Sidney herald., 1955-06-16

1iA1Sl meulcd1 care at the Com
nunIy Memorial hospital for 4 yveeLr
to spend the week end at home NM
milne brought her back TO the hos
plLal the first of the week Crons yrera
looking IN u there, Mr.. Milne fold
~; U tney will have to have con-
sosIaDIe ram TO fill out the 6 and 7
stooIS 10 the stalk as compared to .
ana 5 stools in former wears. IF thew 10
mature loaded like that, there Should
De some record yields, he said
MIS-. EIman f. Churchill. who has
GSSS5 VISlung her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
left r n1ul1y 1or the past three weeks.
ISAs 1ueSday to return to her home
- Pa. Mrs. Hurry accom-
Pdue1 ner daughter, over the North
eIn Paclhc from Glendive. to Min
neapoIis where they are Spending the
u the week. Mrs. Churchill will
for p;ttSbS saturday morning by plane
~ and Mrs. Hurry will
tSaVe mat evening over the N. p for
lLoIne VIA Glendive where Mr.. H,1rIv
viii meet her. AW1y
IT. CO. Watkins and son John
~ To-Day Thursday to drive to
~ a where the doctor viii attend
Lne annual convention of the Montans
Chiropracters association Inna I7aio
MS. watkins, who has been ATTENDING
SrS annual meeting of the Montana
Giduu Chapter, PEG, at Whitefish
a. us conclusion Friday viii meet
- - LS4ena- Their son Robert is
aioenSIIGg the encampment of the Ma
sLno1IdI Guard at Fort Harrison and the
IamlIy are enjoying a reunion dr.
Is tAelr stay in Helena. Robert. a
OF the school of Journalism
ar the Montana state university at
na4sSoula. IS associated in the publi-
catlon of the Madisonian. one If fba
states Oldest weekly newspaners a+
fame. Nisiidnte
Mrs. Irene Lalonde will leave the
IiIst OF the week. via Frontier Air
mes Tor Middleton, Pa. where she
MI VISIT her son and daughter-in-law,
WI. ana Mrs. Gean Lalonde and daugh-
ter kathleen. Gene is in the service
and is stationed at the AFB in
Segment. W aS-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brattin went TO
BnIngs Wednesday afternoon via
rlolsIeI Alrllnes, where they will
spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Edmondson n
son Roger returned last week from
q "Trip 10 eastern Nebraska, where thew
aetended a nephew's wedding. Soon
aIIef heir return Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mondson left. for MissouIa to get
lnelr daughter Marjorie, who has been
q stuuenL at n state university the
past year. Upon their arrival in Mis-
souIa they learned that she had ac-
cepted a position with KXLF televi-
SION enamel s at Butte and thew moved
ner tnere before they came home. Miss
EuAnondson will work in Butte all
GUNNER and resume her university
fall. SOpo HilS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Unger Of Pol
son are visiting here at the homes
OF their daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
Skaar and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
hroemer and family, and Mr.. and
yrs. Lars Leivestad and family of
savage. The fingers left Sidney in
1913 and have visited back here an
hualIy since that time. They farmed
south Of Poplar from 1912 to 1941. then
moved to Savage, where they lived for
a lew years before going t. Poison.
MT. Unger tells us that they made
tner moves to be with or near their
chIdren as they advanced from grade
70 nlgh school and later to institutions
OF higher learning.
Miss Barbara Rounce will arrive in
Sidney this Saturday for a weeks
vacation at the home of her parents,
Mr; ana Mrs. H.. 1. Rounce after
which She will return to San Francisco
to attend summer school. Miss Rounce
VIII reSume her position this fall as
a member of the San Francisco public
School faculty. Mrs. de StWolinski and
son David of Norman. Oklahoma, are
4AoO FAoAt4AAk lIEIE dL the nome OF nGr
parents. Mrs. de StWolinski is on a
vacation from her position as associ-
ate professor at the Oklahoma State
University at Norman, where she is
instructor in theory in the music de-
partment.
Rev. p. T. Nordmark, accompanied
by his son, Vernon, is over from Plaza,
~. D., where he reports crops are
looking fine with plenty of moisture
to carry them along for a while. In
fact, it looks like an exceptionally
good crop yea over there right at
this point, he said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Motzko returned
Monday from a ten days vacation by
car with their s-peedOmeter register
ing 1851 miles for the trip on their
arrival home. Driving west through
Montana, they crossed Idaho into
Oregon with stops at Portland, Salem
and Eugene, then down the coas to
Sacramento, Calf, with stops at in
termediate points. Returning across
Nevada and Wyoming they visited
Reno and Thermopolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Poole and fami-
~ and Mrs. Poole's mother, Mrs. Knoe-
bel, who were located in Sidney with
the u OIL Co. for two years, and
were transferred from here to Rock
Springs, Ill, were house guests last
week at the home of Mrs. Royal Koch
in Sidney n her daughter, Mrs. Al
fred Gullickson and family at Cart
wright, and visited among their many
old friends. Mrs. Koch entertained at
two evening gatherings in their honor
and they were entertained in other
homes, n were also guests at spe-
cial services at the Episcopal church,
which they were very active dur-
ing their residence here. The family
will leave Rock Springs this week end
for Pennington, New Mexico, on an
otbpr Sim Oil franCfar