The Sidney herald., 1956-09-20

Mrs. Ansgar Jensen in Sidne.
and were entertained at a fami
ly dinner at Mrs. Petersen
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Nord Lund ar
on a weeks vacation trip Il
Denver, Colo, on which the,
planned a visit enroute at TIN
home of Mrs. Lund's sister, MIR
Arden Browning and family il
Torrington, Wyoming.
Mrs. Fred Gabriel of Malta
who has been visiting in Sidne,
at the home of her daughter, Mr.
Stenar Hansen and family, will
return to her home this weel
end.
Merle Brockway left for Boze-
man last week on business anc
will resume his studies at Mon.
tana State College at the open.
ing of the fall term. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Waldo anc
son Rodney left this week fol
Bozeman, where Ted will matric-
ulate at Montana State college
for a four year course ii agri-
culture business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hall viii,
drive to Billings this week enc
to take their daughter, Sharon
and Patty Krey, who will leave
from there by train for Greeley
Colorado, to resume their courses
at the Colorado State Teachers
College. In Billings they will be
overnight guests at the Dick King
home and Charlotte King will
return with Sharon and Patty
to Greedy. Charlotte visited in
Sidney through the Labor Day
week end at the Hall and Krey
homes and with Faye Pierson.
Mrs. Marie Wyant, who has
spent the past month with Mrs,
Katie Buckley while visiting
among old friends in this area
and looking after business mat
tiers, left Wednesday on her re-
turn to her home at Mesa, Ariz.
She will visit enroute at the
home of her nephew, Ronald
Sanderson in Billings, and with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Arlett Wyant and their
three children in Spokane, Wn,
Friends here will be interested to
hear that Arlett has a civil
service position as purchasing
agent for Geiger Air Base in
Spokane.
Roger Williams arrived in Sid
ney Saturday by plane on a
short trip of combined business
and pleasure. He flew to Bill
lings Tuesday and returned that
evening to leave from Sidney the
following day by plane on his re-
turn to his home in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Mrs. R. E. Hazen and chill
dren, Hickey, Pamela, Michael
and Johnnie of Medicine Lake
visited in Sidney Monday at the
home of Mrs. Hazen's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. /. J. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Forth and
Kathleen Ann have moved to
Sidney from Edgeley, N. D., and
are making their home at the
Ida Phillips residence. Mr.. Forth
teaches one of the fifth grade
classes in the local school.
Miss Joyce Pelkzer of ST. Paul,
Mimi, arrived in Sidney Wednes-
day for a few days visit at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. w. E..
(Bill) Rounce before resuming
her postgraduate course at the
Montana State University. Miss
Pelkzer is crippled as a result
of an attack of polio and drives
a car especially equipped for
her condition. She works at the
university in the rehabilitation
department where in connection
with her own studies she is help
ing others who r physically
handicapped.
Axel Danielson, prominent Fair
view valley community irrigation
farmer, stopped in Sidney this
morning driving through to Miles
Rev. A. Kohalay, field repre-
for the Montana Chill
dren's Home and Hospital, Sho-
.air Crippled Children's Hospital
at Helena, is here this week
calling on Sidney people for con-
tributions to that very worthy
and needy cause. People who
wish to help and are not con-
by Rev. Kohalay, can
leave their contributions in checks
Dr. money at either of the Sidney
banks.
MIR and Mrs. VIM. Georgilas
we're here last week from Kelso,
Wn., looking after property in
.erests. Mr.. Georgilis owns the
Eagle Cafe, Cutie Curl and Bell
Barber shop properties. Making
he trip by car, they arrived last
night and left Sunday
IN the return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyd have
,een here the past week visiting
Mrs. Boyd's mother, Mrs. A.
aosenow, and brother-in-law and
lister, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Veatherston. The Boyds moved
lere in 1929 from Billings and