The Sidney herald., 1956-08-30

Peerless, Mont, the coming school
year. He will drive to Peerless
this week end to attend a school
meeting and make arrangements
for living quarters, and will re-
turn to Sidney the first of the
week for his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hervey
and three children of Chatfield,
Mimi, left last Thursday after
a weeks visit in Sidney at the
home of Mrs. Hervey's brother
and wife, DR.. and Mrs. Donald c.
Baker and family. Mr.. Hervey
had recently disposed of his In
ternational Harvester business at
Chatfield and was touring the
west with the possibility of 60
ing into business at a new To-
cation. Mrs. Bakers brother-in-
law, Peter j. Basil of Duluth,
Mimi, a travelling salesman, was
a surprise guest at their home
over the week end. He arrived
Thursday afternoon shortly af-
ter the Harveys had left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Koch and
three children of Eugene, Ore
gon, left for home Wednesday
following a two weeks visit with
Mrs. Koch's mother, Mrs. Karen
Hansen, his mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Koch, his brother Atty. Vic
Koch and family, and among
other relatives and old friends.
Mr.. Koch, formerly employed at
the local Holly Sugar factory, is
now working for DIN Mathieson
Chemical Co., in the explosive
division at Eugene. After selling
their home in Sidney the Kochs
bought a home in Eugene and
tell us they like their new To-
cation very much.
Mrs. Sarah Kittleson is on a
vacation trip to California, where
she will visit relatives in Oak
land and other points. A card
received from her enroute says,
Beautiful scenery from the Vista
Dome car. Delightful stopover in
Seattle. Great peaks distinctly
visible in the clear atmosphere.
Pleasant journey all the way"
The card was mailed after her
arrival in Oakland.
Miss Elizabeth Axtman and
Miss Lois Elkins, former Sidney
teachers, visited here a few days
the past week with Mrs. Nell
Cloyd and at the w. w. Hall
home enroute to Billings. Both
will be members of the Billings
public school faculty the coming
school year.
MI. and Mrs. c. Lloyd Bunker
of M~uscatine, Iowa, their daugh-
ter Kay and her girl friend, Sue
visited several days the
past week in Sidney at the home
of Mrs. Bunker's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Hall and daughter Carmine. The
Bunkers were returning from an
vacation on which they
spent a few days in Colorado
Springs while sightseeing in that
scenic area, toured Yellowstone
and Glacier National Parks, and
enjoyed a week at Banff and
Lake Louise, famous resorts in
Alberta, Canada. MIR. Bunker is
of the Muscantine Tri-
bune which has a daily circula-
ton of 10000. The Bunkers have
one other daughter, Susan, who
married the night before they
left on their vacation.
Donna Rae Campbell of Los
Angeles is enjoying a two weeks
vacation on which she is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Louise
in Fairiew, and at the
nome of her mother, Mrs. Cor
Ion Beagle in Sidney. Miss Camp
DELL holds a secretarial position
with a law firm in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill c.. Ford and
children, Craig, Dean and Jill,
expect to leave 500 for Lander, !
where Mr.. Ford will
employed as drilling foreman
oy the Gulf Oil Co. During their !
'esidence in Sidney he has been J
lrea clerk for the Sun Oil. Mr..