The Sidney herald., 1956-11-22
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivuer

A party h~onoring Wesley Thor
son and family Sunday afternoon
in the hall was sponsored by the
Lutheran church congregation
and attended by the major part
of Sioux Township and Cart
wright people. Friends began ar
irving at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Tables were set throughout the
hall. The guest table was center
ed with a vase of red and white
carnations and at it were seated
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Thorson
and their children, MIR. and Mrs.
Thos. Tohrson (parents of Wes-
ley), Mr.. and Mrs. Candee (par-
ents of Mrs. Thorson), Rev. and
| Mrs. Setness and Gilman Wang
who was master of ceremonies.
A program consisted of two
songs by primary Sunday school
class of whic htwo Thorson boys
were members; a talk by G..
Wang; songs by the All club
of which Mary Ann was a mem
Der; talk by Rev. Setness; songs
by the Junior S. S. class of
which Mary Ann and Jerry were
members. A purse was presented
the family as a memento of To-
cal friends to which Wesley gave
a response of thanks also in
viting and urging any Cartwright
folks to visit them in their new
home near Harrison, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson (Irene
Thorson) and five daughters of
rural Crane, Mont, came for the
OCCASION Pictures were taken and
all gave well wishes for health,
happiness and prosperity in their
new location The family will
be leaving next week.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. c.. Klym
went by train from Williston Fri
day evening to Minneapolis to
attend the Michigan-Minnesota
football game on Saturday. They
returned home Sunday evening.
The children were guests at the
Norman Wangerud home in Fair
view during their absence.
Ross Speed is making plans to
leave shortly for Chetek, Wiscon-
sin to spend the winter with his
aged mother.
Jones and Williams and Wes-
ley and Thos. Thorson market
ed cattle in Sidney last week.
In observance of American
Education Week at Fairview high
school where several local pupils
attend, last Wednesday pupils
dismissed at noon and ask
ed to return in the evening bring
ing with them their parents for
a session of regular classes that
parents might observe working
procedure. Among those attend
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Severt
Sponheim, MIR. and Mrs. Rich
Croy, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shade,
Frank Lassey, Henry Knudsen,
Art Vickers and Mrs. VIM. Do
bias.
Andy Moran who had a few
days furlough spent from Sat-
urday through Wednesday with
home folks here.
The twelve delegates and mem
bers of Sioux Farmers Union
who attended all or part of the
State Flu convention in Bismarck
last week attended the early
morning service at st. Georges
Episcopal church in Bismarck
Sunday before the homeward
trip. Driving via Dickinson the
group was joined there by Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Meldahl, Michael
and Terry of that city at dinner
IN the little dining room in the
Ray hotel after which they Wis
ted at the Meldahl home. Those
attending were MI. and Mrs. J.
Lassey, MIR. and Mrs. Morris
Lassey, Mr. and Mrs. VIM Do
bias, Sue and Acne, Betty John
;on, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Lassey
ana Jerry Lee.
Sioux Flu Local will meet Sat-
November Oath at the
Cartwright hall when there will
De convention reports by dele
and the Service of Awards
Reserves, Juniors and leaders.
Friends and relatives surprised
Mrs. Frank Lassey in a birthday
,arty at her home Sunday night.
Ter sisters, Mrs. Oscar Johnson
N Bernice Harris both brought
birthday cakes.
The Perry Elletsons were win
Iers of two turkeys at the Hi
celebration at Fair
lew Friday, Saturday and Mon
.ay.