The Sidney herald., 1956-04-05

was there for one of the worse
billiards of the season. He
said the snow was falling with
a sixty hour wind which made
driving practically impossible due
to invisibility of lights and traffic.
MI. and Mrs. Holger Petersen
had for their Easter week end
guests their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lyche and children, Rebecca and
Bobbie of Grand Forks, N. D.
MIR and Mrs. Gerald Larson visited
at the home of Mrs. Larson's broth
er-in-law n sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hattler, in HaVre over the
Easter week end.
MI. and Mrs. Edgar F. Fisher
and family of Billings visited in
Sidney briefly over the week end
and were Easter guests at a fami-
ly dinner at the Leslie Candee
home on Charlie Creek.
Mn. and Mrs. Clifford Martin
returned Friday from a six
months vacation trip, most of
which was spent at st. Peters
burg, Florida, where Mrs. Martins
brother resides. Enpoute south
they visited for a month among
relatives in and around Warsaw,
Indiana. On their return they Wis
fted in Ohio and Wisconsin and
were accompanied home from Ak
ron, Ohio by MI. Martin's sister,
Mrs. Cora Bekz, who will visit
here indefinitely. They report a
wonderful winter in St. Peters
burg and a fine trip until they
reached Wisconsin on their return.
Here bad weather had set in and
the highway was solid ice from
the central part of Wisconsin until
within a short distance of the
Montana border. They tell us
There were cars in the ditch the
entire way. 1t took them four
days on their return to cover the
same distance that they made in
two days on their way down.
However, the road and weather
were fine the last part of the
way and they had overcome the
effects of the bad roads before
they reached home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher
report the death of their in
FAINT great-grandson in Hetting-
er, N. Oak. The baby, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Erwin,
Lived only a few days. Mrs. Err
wins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Smith, went to Hettinger for
the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher and
Patrolman James Fischer and his
wife, spent a few days in Billings
last week where the ladies un-
derwent a checkup at the Billings
clinic.
Rev. Alfred Jensen of the Pella
Lutheran church is attending a
pastors conference in Great Falls
this week.
Mrs. Syl Braaten's father, War
rem johnson of Fergus Falls, Min
neSota, was an Easter week end
guest at his daughters home.
John w. Jones, who was under
medical care at the local hospital
a few days last week, is recuper-
ating at the nome of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry McGraw.
Mrs. c. c. DeRudder is a medi-
cal patient at the local hospital
this week.
Miss Betty Strand, art instruc-
tor at Concordia College, visited
through the Easter weekend at
the DR.. Carlson home.
Mrs. Neva G. Stayton of Tolles-
lboro, KY, arrived in Sidney Sat-
urday for a several weeks visit
with her brother and siSter-in-
law. MIR. and Mrs. Cliff Ray. The
Rays were among the pioneer
settlers of this area and Mrs.
Stayton spent her girlhood here,
where she will be remembered by
old friends as Neva Ray. Mrs.
Stayton is on an extended vaca-
ton and before coming to Sidney
spent two months visiting at the
homes of her two sisters and two
brothers in Sacramento, and
among nieces and nephews in
California and ait points enroute
to Sidney.
Clint FulkerSon motored to
Glendive Friday to meet Mrs.
FulkerSon, on her return from
Sumner, Wn., where she was call
ed because of the serious illness
VI hC4 iiiOUlIGY 1fllS. Ell
Mrs. FulkerSon tells us that her
mothers condition is somewhat
improved but she is still under
hospital care.
Jack Narum has disposed of his
tavern business in Circle and the
family have moved to Los An
geles, where they are now at
home at $500 HarcroSs Drive.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Miller of
Roman are visiting here at the
home of their son, Ray Miller.
Mrs. Elma Hooker was a week
end visitor in Billings with her
sisters, Mrs. Pearl Porter and
Mrs. Clarence Marshall and fam
lilies. She made the trip by car
and Mrs. Porter returned here
with her Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall also drove up from Bill
lings and Mrs. Porter accompan-
led them back Monday.