The Sidney herald., 1956-08-09
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivnor

ing at the church parlorS las
Wednesday. This week Thurs
day st. Michael's Guild has it
meeting at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wicker
left by train from Williston Sun
day evening for Rochester, MINI.
where Art will have a thorough
inspection at the Mayo Clinic
Mrs. Lucy Berry is caring fol
the Vickers children in their alb
sence.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Irwin anc
children of Minot were week
end visitors at the Richard Croy
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Paulsor
took David, Carroll and Eliza
beth on a few days trek ir
North Dakota while Arthur wa:
having a vacation from his mail
route. They visited Bottineau
Turtle Mountains, Peace Garden
and camped at beautiful Lake
Metigoshee. They returned via
Kenmare. Raymond Oakland
served the mail route while Art
was away.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Oak
land and children spent the week
end at Billings visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Oakland
and his brothers, Carl and Cor
don and their families.
Mrs. Everett Green brought
h1r ~,Nfho~ NH~c 6Fo{sll, psa}arc
and her daughter Kay Green of
Buford Tuesday and spent the
day visiting Mines. Emalie Las
sey, Emma Leens, Guy Shade
lnd Sophie Ycungstrom.
Among baseball fans from here
at Sidney last Tuesday evening
were Morris Lassey, Frank Las
sey, VIM. H. Faulkners and the
VIM. Klyms. This was the game
between Williston and Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Wang
and Cheryl spent a few days at
Garrison last week taking home
the infant son of the Harve
Paveks which they had kept for
a time while the Paveks were
enjoying a vacation trip. Gilman
anticipated some good fishing
while at Garrison.
Mrs. June O'Connor and chill
dren Karen, Terry, Donna, Di-
anne and Nancy are spending
the week here and at Fairview
from their home at Bozeman and
will return home prior to the
opening of schools.
Mrs. Annie Gunderson, a pi-
oneer homesteader of this area
is now making her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Reidlinger at
Reserve, New Mexico. Hazel
came up to Troy, Mont, to get
her and her son Earl Gunderson
went out to Troy to see them
before leaving.
Rev. Powell talked Sunday on
Memorials given the church,
their Importance and care. Me-
mortal flags - a national flag
and the flag of the Episcopal
church were especially dedicated
at this time. The memorials were
given by the Sunday school
classes. AT the next service on
10 a staff supporting a
cross will be dedicated. This
is a memorial from the Mill
house family in memory of r. B.
Following this service
a picnic gathering will gather
at the Frank Lassey residence
Tor a social hour.
Dennis Powell and wife and
son and Miss Monica Powell &C
,ompanied the Rev. and Mrs.
Powell from Williston for church
services. A picnic gathering at
he Frank Lassey home honored
Monica prior to her departure
or Morocco, N. Africa this week.
She will be teaching children of
he u. S. Military stationed there.
MIR. and Mrs. Kramer came
rom Sidney with Mrs. Royle
Koch Sunday for church. Other
'isitors we're Melvin Leland of
,kaar and Byrdie Irwin of Mi
lot.
Sunday dinner guests at the
)degaard home were MIR. and
drs. Dick Erickson and Donna
nd a cousin of Mrs. Erickson
f Fargo. Afternoon visitors were
fr. and Mrs. w. H. Faulkner
girls.
MIR. and Mrs. Roger Knudtson
f Minot were dinner guests
at the John Dunbar
ONE.
Donna and Carol Klym and
larry Margaret McChesney en-
Dyed a ride with Mrs. Elletson
n the mail route Tuesday. Mary
1argaret returned home to Sid 5
ey that evening. Donnie Ellet-
On, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn !
lletson of Glasgow returned to {
is home at Glasgow, Mont. Sat-
rday after spending a month
relatives here and at
{
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E. Ellet- !
IN were week end visitors at
he parental Elletsons and with {
[rs. Emma Leens. {
Burton Verplancke and Rickie
ere callers Sunday at the Perry {
lletson home. {
Mines. Odegaard and Henry t
izley were cherry picking Mon t
ny. !
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Faulkner
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