The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26

Mrs. L. p. Moore

Mrs. L. P. Moore
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Erickson
and his sister Mrs. Alice Nelson,
all of Williston visited last Fri
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Maurer.
Mrs. Pete Heinle and Mrs.
Lloyd Rogney entertained the Sc
cret Sisters club at the Hienle
home last Friday evening.
Mrs. Olive Taylor and son
Frank were Glendive visitors last
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Erwin Martin
and o Kenny made another
trip to Billings over the week
end, where Kenny has been TAX
ing treatments for sinus trouble.
The Fairview Fire Department
of the Valley last week Thursday
to the Noble farm where a fire
was out of hand, and on Friday
to the Bill Taylor farm where a
fire of unknown origin threaten
ed to burn cattle sheds and feed
and ~corrals.
Dinner guests at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Roman Fischer
Sunday, April Is were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henniger ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonny Henniger and Mrs. Isabelle
Ruff.
Friends were sorry to hear of
the passing of Bud" Berry at
the hospital in Sidney last Satur-
day night. The entire community
extends sympathy to the bereaved
families.
Johnny Schmidt, known as po-
liceman in Sidney, has had cater
pillars and bulldozers leveling off
the tops of some of the hills above
the Langwold curve north of
Dore, where he will build a home
overlooking the valley. He has
been building a roadway and
bridge crossing the main canal
and railway leading up to his
homesight. This property was
formerly the old Kerkhoven place
and includes farmland below our
highway also.
Dale Helm who has been pass
ing a months furlough at his
home here, left last week end
for Korean duty.
Section crews and district gangs
of the G.. N. Railway have been
cleaning up the right-of-way af-
ter laying mainline steel and
raising tracks here. The tracks
are looking straighter and
smoother but the roadmaster tells
us they will continue to employ
about thirty men as there is still
a lot of finishing work and align
ing to be done 70 make it a first
line road.
Ollye Freeman has been UP
from Williston every day lately
cleaning up their yards and at
tending to farming interests. She
reports that Mrs. Molly is CON-
ing along fine and expects to
be home before long.
Ingeborg Helm, Ruth Maurer
and Dorothy Rooney were Tues
day callers at the Heinle home.
Bernice Cummins visited with
Bowers in Sidney at the
LaCounte home one day last
week.
Thursday evening callers at the
Rogney home were Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hubbard of Portland.
Mrs. Art Leens and Kenney of
spent Wednesday of
last week visiting at the Floyd
home where Grace
and children are guests.
Mrs. Holey was a patient in the
Sidney hospital a couple of days
last week with neal pneumonia.
She is recuperating at the home
her daughter, Mrs. Kermit
5wenson.
Mrs. VIM. Crew of Williston
visiting with her son and
the Hubert Delps, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gherald Nay,
Rose Marie and Virginia Williams
notored to Culbertson Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Monson
'eturned home last Thursday
rom a five and one-half months
rip to the west coast and the
south into Old Mexico. They
raveled a total of $500 miles
md report a wonderful time hav-
ng luckily missed all the floods
md storms. They have plenty to
ell their friends, and we hope
can get them to write an ac-
cunt of their travels for you to
cad in next weeks paper.
Peggy Fischer has been help
ng Mrs. Moore paint and clean
lollse this week.
Patricia and David Hubbard
pent Thursday night at the
,tubbs home in Dore after hav-
ng a perfectly scrumptious birth
.ay supper at the LaCountes' in
in honor of Daryl. The
girls, the Bacons from
Tohly and Grandma Bowers were
lso guests there. The Hibbards
we're homeward bound Sunday
nd expected to visit in Column
ia Falls this week with her sis
ar Jennie and brother Tom and
heir families.
Pat Hurley of Trenton stops
4 Dore occasionally to visit and
ash over old friends.
Everyone can be thankful that
ne reclamation outfit is doing
II they can to get the water in
ne ditch this week. This will be
ne earliest it is down in many
ears. Bud says he has only one
experienced ditch rider.