The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

, skill. Many mothers were &C.
companied by their children. Tn,
time was spent painting quill
blocks with ball point paints.
Mrs. Jennie Sheely returned tt
Williston last Tuesday from
Charleston, Wash, where she spen'
the winter with her sister, Mrs
Tom Martin, and arrived ii
Cartwright Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shade anc
Ronnie were Williston callers las
Wednesday when Ronnie took his
drivers test for license.
Mrs. Marvin Fjelstad and two
smaller children were overnight
guests at the John Dunbar home
The Fjelstad family are living In
Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Wallace Hagen, Patsy and
Ronald came from Williston Sum
day to spend the day and took
Dianne home with them.
MFR. and Mrs. Roy johnson re-
turned home Monday from a two
weeks vacation trip spent in Il
linois SO were back for the bridge
dedication.
The VIM. Dobias family, Bill,
his wife and daughters Sue, Acne,
Thelma and Donna returned home
Friday from a two weeks absence
which took them to Spokane, Wn.,
for the golden wedding celebra-
ton of Mrs. Dobias parents. En-
route they were overnight guests
in Harlowton, Mont, at the L.
Keller home. Mrs. Keller is MI.
Dobias' sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paulson
attended Rural Carriers conven-
ton for the state at Williston
Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Paul
son is president of the Lewis and
Clark unit of the auxiliary and
will call the meeting to order on
Monday. The Paulson children
r in care of Mrs. L. Croy and
Raymond Oakland is serving the
local mail route these days.
Mines. w. H. Faulkner, John
Dunbar and Art Vickers were
Sidney shoppers Monday.
A son was born in a Williston
hospital June 5th to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Hartl. This is their third
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson of
Niobe, N. OAK, arrived Friday
and were houseguests at the VIM.
Scrivners until Monday noon.
They came for the bridge dedica-
ton and to renew acquaintance
at Fairview. The Johnsons and
Mrs. Scrivner called on Tia John
son at Sidney.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Grayson
and children Muriel, Ernie, Karla
and Larry came from Opheim,
Mont, for the dedication and call
ed on Bill Scrivner. Reid is now
employed at Scobey where he is
building a new home and will
soon move his family to Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Oakland
came from Billings Thursday for
the Saturday dedication and were
at the Raymond Oakland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skari of
Kindred, N. D., were guests at the
Ole and Severt Sponheim homes
for the dedication.
Mrs. Olof Knudsen received
word of the death of her mater
nal grandmother at a South Da-
kota Old Peoples Home on Fri
day.
Rickie and Bernadette YER
olancke are accompanying the
and Moran girls to Fairview
iaily for parochial school. Ronald
Shaid, Hugh and Anthony Moran
attending parochial school at
Tuesday morning carpenters at
he elevator building job COM
their work and left for
mother elevator job in the east
I'm part of the state. Shortly af-
er their departure a crew of
treat Northern men arrived and
re re-shingling the depot roof.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Leens
eft by train from Williston
tuesday, evening for Great Falls,
for a few days of their va
alton time. Mrs. R. E. Gunder-
is attending post office in the
bsence of Mrs. Leens. Mrs. Gun
erson and Louise came from
.ambert Friday and are staying
t the farm home east of town.
The first half of the series of
'athedral films on the Life of
t. Paul were shown to an APP
reciative audience at the Episco-
church Monday night. The
ist half will be shown at the
nurch this Wednesday night at
p. m. est. Everyone is well
0me.