The Sidney herald., 1956-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Radke of
Lambert arrived home Tuesday
evening from a three months
vacation in California. They spent
a month visiting at the homes of
MIR. Radke's sister, Miss Martha
Radke in Visalia, and with his
brother Albert Radke and family
in San Diego. The rest of the time
they were in Long Beach, where
they had a lovely cottage not far
from the ocean and enjoyed the
fine climate of this beach resort
city. They met many former
Lambert and Sidney friends and
especially enjoyed a number of
lovely trips with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Frazier, who have lived in
that req for a number of years
and II well acquainted with the
places of most interest to be Wis
tied. The Radkes vacationed there
two years ago and tell us it was
a little colder there this winter
than usual but not too cold to
he pleasant. They were in ViSalia
at the time of the flood and Mr..
Radke says that while his sis
ter's home was high and dry, the
streets were flooded 10 such an
extent that a block from there in
any direction boats were needed.
He said 1T was some flood and
quite an experience"
Peter A. Nygaard of Alexander,
N. Oak, was a business caller
in Sidney SATURDAY..
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Peterson
of Fargo are enjoying a weeks
Easter vacation visiting here at
the home of Mrs. Pederson'S par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Ed Erickson,
and at the home of MIR. Peder-
sons mother, Mrs. Myrtle AL
brightson at Alexander. Mr.. Pc
derson is attending the North
Dakota Agriculture College in
Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don DAVE motor
ed to Savage Sunday for a visit
at the home of Mrs. Dawes
brother, Charles Nelson and fam
lily. Their mother, Mrs. John Nell
son, who had enjoyed a weeks
visit with her daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gau-
thier in Glendive, and also a week
at her sons home, accompanied
them back to Sidney that eve
ming. Mrs. Nelson also visited
with a number of old friends and
neighbors during her stay in
Glendive.
Erwin Krejci, manager of the
Ioco1 CarL1o efora onI ~ obo~oo
of the renovation program for its
grand reopening April 10, drove
to Billings Monday on business
with the company's regional office
there pertaining to preparations
for the event. Attractive redecora-
ton of the interior of the spa
cious modern building, owned by
the F. T. Reynolds Co., is nearing
completion and restocking the
store will be in progress soon. The
public is asked to watch for the
grand opening announcement.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roth and Darold
Beecher were in Billings over the
week end to do some fall buying
for their respective departments
in the Yellowstone Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Roth bought for the
ready-to-wear and Mr..
Beecher for the mems store.
John Watkins, Leland Nelson
and Jon Lund are home from
.oncordia College in M6orehead,
Mimi, for a few days Easter va
cation.
Pat FITZGERALD and his room
mate, Bill Forman of Pipestone,
both students at St. Johns
College in Collegeville, Mimi, are
enjoying Easter vacation here at
the home of Pats parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Geo. FITZGERALD. Ro-
zanne FITZGERALD is also home
Tor Easter week from the College
If st. Catherine in st. Paul and
has for her guest her roommate,
Gail Allen of WATERFOWL, South
Dakota.
Mrs. Gail Nelson took her son,
Gail Edward, to Helena last week
where he entered Shodair hos
oital for treatment for rheumatic
Gail Edward was under
are at Shodair for several months