The Sidney herald., 1956-07-26
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

Mrs. VIM. Scrivner
One of our pioneers, John
Dundon, arrived here last We'd
nesday from Sheboygan, Wis, tc
spend some time on his farm
north of town. He reports the loss
of his Sheboygan home by fire
and came by train to Bismarck
where he got a ride to Wat
ford City, then here by train,
John is 88 years young.
Sue Dobias was one of the for
tunate ones to attend Junior Re-
serve camp at Flu hall near
Glendive Wednesday thru Satur-
day.
The Perry Elletsons attended
the Wolf Point rodeo on its Sum
day date and the Art Morans
were shoppers there recently.
Sunshine Homemakers met at
Mrs. Harry Croy's last Thursday.
Each meeting answers roll call
with some special project and
this time each one brought some
thing of what she had most of
there were many
flowers brought. Mines. Frank
Lassey, Mrs. Frank Leens and
Mrs. John Dunbar were passen-
gers with Mrs. Ray Oakland.
The VIM. Klym family are
elated over the arrival of a son
last Thursday, July 10, at Sidney.
This is their first son with their
three daughters and he is called
David William Glym. Mrs. Klym
and son returned home Tuesday.
The wheat referendum vote
last Friday was well attended
and ladies of Bethel WMF served
dinners and lunch.
Mrs. Frank Drake, a sister of
Mines. Jennie Anderson and Ida
Shade of Boomers Ferry, Idaho,
renewed acquaintance here Fri
day. The brakes farmed near
Charbonneau previous to going
to Boomers Ferry.
This r. was almost deserted
Monday when most folks went to
Fairview to the Old Timers re-
union and spent the day. The
All clubs and Sioux FLU. local
entered into the parade. Guy and
Ronnie Shade rode horses, the
Guard boys, Milton Oh
son Jr., Vernon Klose and James
Opsta drove military equipment
also in the parade. This also was
celebrating its 50th an
Gravel haulers we're on vaca-
ton since Friday due to break
down of equipment at the pit.
They were expected to resume
hauling Wednesday.
Monday Mrs. William Lassey
received sad news of the death
Of her mother, Mrs. Princess
in a Roundup hospital,
where she had been cared for
following a paralytic stroke in
June. Funeral services are at
Sidney this Friday, July 81 in
he Methodist chunrch. Sympa-
Thy is expressed to the surviving
members of her family in the
Cartwright area.
Mrs. r. E. Gunderson and
were Sidney shoppers
Mrs. Gunderson cared
the postoffice Monday while
Mrs. Leens was at the Old
Timers reunion in Fairview.
This Saturday night at Bethel
church here relatives
and friends will meet to honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis o. Hagen for
heir 40th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. DeSautel of Fairview Wis
ted here Tuesday with Mrs. Bert
Youngstown. On Wednesday both
aides attended a luncheon at the
.alonde hotel in Sidney, given
or cosmetic dealers.
Youngsters attending the Bible
lamp at Luther Lodge, near Nc
.eod, for the week beginning
July is thru %, were Arlene and
lyle Sponheim, Sharon and Pc
er Servo, Alice Erickson, Elaine
3erntson, Marvin Skogen and
Gunderson. Severt Spon-
leim met a part of the group at
'airview on their return Sunday
.vening.
Mrs. Esther Johnson gave a
reat to Allan and Margaret Ann
Johnson, Linda johnson and Pat
)enowh when she took them to
he Shrine Circus at Sidney last
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shade en-
ertained Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
'korpil and the Tom Nelson FAM
ly Sunday for the day.
Jerry Lassey went to Miles
lily for the week end when he
lays base ball with the Viii
aker team in Babe Ruth league
there.