The Sidney herald., 1956-08-30

Mrs. aired schwartz, Wrltlne
from San Diego, Calf, tells us
I'VE wouldn't want to miss g
single copy. AS former Montana
residents, we surely enjoy The
Herald. A wonderful means of
keeping up with the where
abouts of old friends"
MI. and Mrs. Ted English and
two daughters were here over
the past week end from Spokane,
Wn. Born and raised in Sidney,
his father, the late T. English,
prior to his death from the flu
during that epidemic in 1918,
was connected with the Valley
Hardware Co. for many years.
He was one of the first victims
of the flu in that epidemic here.
Mr.. English spent the time here
renewing acquaintance with Sid
ney friends including some of his
schoolmates of that period. He
is in the electrical business for
himself in Spokane where they
have resided since 1916. While
here they were guests at the
Lalonde Hotel which he said
was one of the finest in all re-
poets on their route here. They
stopped in Great Falls where
he has business connections and
was formerly located.
1t. and Mrs. Patrick Murphy
and daughter Peggy of Traverse
ALB in California, visited in
Sidney last week at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Murphy. They also visited
for a week with Mrs. Murphy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Knud-
son in Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith of
Williston called on old friends
in Sidney Tuesday. Mr.. Smith
was one of the early day m
ployees at the Yellowstone Mer-
camille Co. store, where he was
manager of the mems wear de-
partment. In recent years he has
owned and managed the Model
Clothing Store for men in Will
liston.
Mrs. Dorothy Miller returned
home Sunday after spending
three weeks in Beach, N. D.,
where she visited her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Adamson, and friends.
While in Beach Mrs. Miller at
tended the Baker-Cook wedding
which took place August 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knoop
Chnnf Loot rrrnnI~ on - xrOna4aA1 -
Yellowstone park, making the
trip by car. There were a lot of
people there and the weather was
perfect, with the evenings COM
fortably cool. Leaving here Mon
day, they stopped in Billings ov-
ernight on their return trip and
arrived home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Melnik
and two sons, Carl and Glen, who
spent ten days here visiting Mrs.
Melnik's brothers, Melvin and
Leonard Bakken left Friday from
Glendive to return to their home
in Los Angeles, Calf. They were
here before in 1949 and Mr.. Mel
mix told us they were surprised
at the growth Sidney has taken
on since then, in residential and
business development.
VIM. Krall, owner of the Gull
bertson Implement Co., at Gull
bertson, a business visitor in Sid
ney Tuesday, called at this
office to place an advertisement
in The Herald which will be
found on another page.
DR.. and Mrs. r. d. Harper and
family returned Wednesday from
Motley, Mimi, where they visited
for two weeks at the home of DR..
Harper's brother. Tom Harper,
who has been working down there
for six weeks, returned with his
parents to spend the rest of his
vacation at his home here. DR..
Harper'S mother, Mrs. bessie B.
Harper, who had been visiting
mere and who accompanied her
family on their trip, return
ed from Motley to her home in
Duluth.
DR.. and Mrs. r. D. Benson will
with their daughter Cheryl, who
return from there to Long
Beach, California, to resume her
teaching position. Miss Benson
stop in Denver for her room
nate and they will make the trip
.ogether from there, driving their
Individual cars. The girls live in
Long Beach and teach at Downey.
Dr.. and Mrs. Benson will return
home Sunday. :,
Charles Newell returned Mon
lay from Seattle, Washington,
where he enjoyed a months visit
1t the home of his % Bud and
MIR. and Mrs. Bud Newell
md children accompanied him
home and will visit here through
he Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devert Herman
md children, Kristy and Devrea,
If Phoenix, Arizona, arrived in
Monday for a weeks visit
It the home of Devert's parents, !
hr. and Mrs. Carl Herman, and
Imong other relatives and old
riends. They made the trip here
~ way of Salt Lake, City, and ,
CURED the beautiful Jackson Hole
.ountry and Yellowstone Park. In {
salt Lake City they visited Mrs. :
Ierman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II Anderson. Devert operates the
Nationwide Vacuum Store" in
Phoenix. =
Mrs. Eldridge Petersen and
hree children returned the first
f the week from Butte, where
hey have spent the school va
alton with Mr.. Petersen who is
ssociated with her two brothers,
and Linn Johnston in a