The Sidney herald., 1956-03-29
Four Mile
Mrs. Inga Sundheim


Mrs. Inga Sundheim
Mr.. and Mrs. Enid Sundhein
were callers at the liver Sund'
helm home at Fairview Wednes-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Stewart Sund-
helm and boys of Sioux Pas.
called at the Ed Sundheim home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anna Hammer was a call
er in Sidney Thursday afternoon
Cheryl Sundheim of Sioux Pass
called at the Ed Sundheim home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anna Hammer was a caller
in Sidney Thursday afternoon.
Cheryl Sundheim of Sioux Pass
spent the week end visiting her
grandparents, the Ed Sundheims,
Erwin Stordahl returned home
Saturday morning from San Fran
cisco, Calf. He travelled with
Mrs. Sam Cook, whose husband
is stationed there in the Air
Force. Mrs. Anna Hammer called
on Edwin Sundheim Saturday
evening.
Orley Skogen and Elmer Gas
returned Sunday evening from a
weeks vacation in South Dakota.
They are both employed at the
Ole Sundheim farm for springs
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kai Skov called
at the Charley Anvik home Sun
day. Mrs. Anvik came home last
week from Williston, where she
has been with her daughter, Mrs.
Kai Skov, after an illness.
Vernon johnson took in the Roy
Lowe auction sale Tuesday at
Fairview.
Mrs. Vincent Wheeler and two
daughters were callers in Fair
view Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hove and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon johnson
and children called at the Erwin
Stordahl home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon johnson
were callers at the VIM. John
son home Monday.
Jerry and Carol Stordah1 had
their tonsils removed at the Me-
mortal hospital Monday morning.
Delmer Dschaak took his
Christ, by a to Billings
for a medical check up.
Louie Anvik is a proud owner
of a new 400 tractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hovey
left for their home at Parshall,
N. D., after spending the week
end at the Johnsons' and Stor-
They were also present
for the 25th anniversary of E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stordahl
celebrated their 25th wedding an
March 25. Friends and
relatives were served cake and
throughout the afternoon.
The table was decorated with a
swo-tiered cake and flowers pre-
sented by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Johnson of -Four Mile. Erwin Stor-
iahl spoke of his wedding Is
years ago when it was 10 below
zero and in a blizzard. Rev.
Nordmark's a froze up SO he
lad to walk a distance. No one
vas able to come TO the wedding
except the wedding couple. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
md family, so friends and rela-
ives attended the anniversary
went Sunday and all wished
hem many more happy years of
married life.
March 25 relatives and friends
# Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sundheim
vent to their home to help them
CELEBRATE their 25th anniversary.
hey were really surprised as
heir anniversary date was Feb
uary 8, but as Mr.. and Mrs.
'undheim were on a trip at that
it was postponed. Open
was held from 200 to 500
j. m. Refreshments we're served
throughout the day with 1875
uests registering. In the eve {,
ing a hot dish supper was served
} relatives. A three-tiered cake
entered the table. Pictures were J
AIKEN and a mock wedding was J
ED by a group of young people. :
'arbara Wheeler performed the !
CEREMONY. The bride was Dennis
and the groom Margie
Bridesmaids were !
.ichard Sundheim, Arlet Sund- (
elm. Best man was Judeen !
NTH. Crying mother, Mrs. Stew ]
1T Sundheim, gave the bride /,
way. Stewart Sundheim played !
In the Mood" at the piano. After Z
mock wedding a few more (
ours of visiting were enjoyed I
by a lunch. Relatives {
Bainville, Froid, Plentywood, e
Fairview and from Wat !,
m, Mimi, were present. Those \
charge of the event wer Mrs. !
rnest Ruud, Froid; Mrs. Marvin a
lndheim. Froid; Mrs. liver Sund-
eim and Mrs. L. v. Wheeler, 5
airview; Mrs. Enid Sundheim, :
oux Pass. and Mrs. Louie Prison :
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