The Sidney herald., 1956-11-15

| Alliance church had the privi-
lege of hearing two candidate:
for the local church last Sunday
and the week before. A week age
Rev. Wilbur Junkers of Mountain
Lake, Minnesota, spoke and las
Sunday Rev. Henry Alexander
of Meadow Grove, Nebraska was
the candidate. Both r young
married men.
Miss Alice Klempel drove tc
Macintosh, S. D., for the week
end which was spent at the home
of her brother, Rev. Walter Klein
pei and family. Mrs. Mary Klein
pei, her mother, returned home
with her having spent the past
week visiting with her son and
family, and daughter Ruth who
is teaching school 10 miles out OF
Macintosh. Alice reports that her
brother Walter is also teaching
in the local Macintosh high school
as they have been unable to
obtain a teacher thus far.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Pribnow of
Sand Point, Idaho, have spent
a few days in this area the past
week visiting old friends and rel
atives. On Friday night they were
supper guests at the Anton Liu-
dahl home and on Sunday they
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Witte
were dinner guests at the Erich
Pust home. Mr.. and Mrs. Prebnow
have rented their farm and are en-
route south, where they will spend
the winter. From here they plan
ned on going to Mimi, on to Ok
lahoma and possibly into Flori-
da for the winter.
The Lambert bowling team re-
ceived second prize in the Hal
lowe'en Masquerade at the bow
ling Centre which vas held the
Thursday night after Halloween.
The awards were made last
Thursday night when the teams
met for regular bowling. First
prize went to the Moosettes who
were dressed as Indians. They re-
ceived a two-pound box of Whit
mans chocolates and the Witches
of Lambert received a one-pound
box.
The first basketball game of
the season will be November %,
a non-conference game with SEN
tinel Butte, N. d. This will no
doubt be a good game as Sen
tinel Butte is the top team in
its area and we r looking for a
good team also. Basketball season
tickets will go on sale Thursday,
November is. Ticket price is $500
for ten home games. The ticket
will entitle the holder to a seat
until 800 sharp. After this time
the reserve section will be rush
seats. No school children may
occupy the seats in the reserv
section unless a $500 ticket is
purchased. Pre-school children
should be held on the parents
laps. Money for the tickets may
be brought to school - tickets
will be distributed on a first
come - first served basis. Get
the tickets early. For further in
formation see Dick Bell, coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Petrik
left on Friday of last week for
Bismarck, N. D. to attend a we'd
ding of a pen pal of Mrs. Petrik
of grade school days. They e
turned on Sunday and report a
very beautiful wedding.
Mr.. Art Kringen drove to Fair
view on Wednesday of last week
to attend the funeral of Sa1vt
Swenson. Arts brother Pete (de-
ceased) was married to Mr..
Swenson's daughter.
MI. and Mrs. Grant Burgess
marked their sixteenth wedding
anniversary on Friday evening
by having a few friends in for
the evening. Those who came
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Petrik,
MIR. and Mrs Raymond Qualley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Qualley, MIR
and Mrs. Edgar Salisbury, Mrs.
Walter Burgess, MI. Oscar Kvaa-
len and Roger Hyem. The evening
was spent playing ping-pong,
monopoly and pit after which ice
and cake were served.
Mrs. Les Schilling of Sidney
is staying with the Ben Rogers
children while their parents are
in Great Falls for the school
board meeting.
Mrs. Oliver Lundell and son
of Kennedy, Minnesota arrived
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Roberts and will
here until after Thanksgiv-
ing. At that time her husband
will come for a few days visit
to take his family back with him.
Mrs. Chas. Radke of the Three
Buttes community was an over
night guest at the Grant Bur-
CESS home after working as judge
On the election board last Tues
lay evening.
Mrs. Paul Heringer accompan-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rogers to
Great Falls where she visited
With her sister, Mrs. Bleek.