The Sidney herald., 1956-09-06


Picnic in Sidney Tuesday. They
also called on Helen Hanson al
the hospital, where she has been
since she broke her arm.
Mrs. Dennis Olson has been
a patient in a Glendive hospital
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter
received a message last Monday
stating that the wife of their
son George passed away. A few
days earlier they had been told
that she was suffering from lung
cancer, but her sudden death
came as a great shock to them.
Mrs. Porter left by plane from
Glendive early Tuesday morning
for Lompoc. California, where
George lives.
Mrs. Otis Waters, Miss Verna
Waters, Lynn and Delbert Wat
ers went Wednesday of last week
to Steele, NJ. D., for a short visit
with relatives.
Friends have received n
nouncement of a baby daughter,
Judith Anne, born to MIR. and
Mrs. Percy Gering Of Seattle,
Wn.
Mrs. Kathryn Stoker Pringle
and Roy Peterson were married
at Couer D. Alene, Idaho on Au-
gust 18th. They + making their
home in Monrovia, California.
Will HI. Miller, rural letter car
rier out of Richey for the past
SO years, has been awarded a safe
driving award card and button
by the post office department in
cooperation with the National
Safety Council. The award was
given in recognition of Miller's
&c years of safe driving. He cell
ebrated his 36th year as a letter
carrier in April 1856.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Brown
left on Wednesday for a vacation
trip to points west, including Bill
lings.
Mrs. Edward Carpenter enter
tanned at a coffee party Friday
afternoon. Guests included Mrs. :
Jerry Barnhart of Dickinson, N.
D., Mrs. Jep Larson and Mrs.
Paul Vaira of the Andes COM
munity; Mrs. Dale Waters and
Mrs. Keith Waters. Mrs. Barn
is the former Micky Grow.
Mrs. Art Marks (nee Ingaborg
of Milwaukee, Wis,
called on Mrs. Vera Kautenberg-
er one day last week. She, with
her two brothers, Raymond and
Russell Evenrude and their fami-
lies from Glendive were visiting
their uncle, Bert Larson.
Relatives have been notified of
the death, from cancer, of Tom
(Porky) Fields of Camarillo, CAL
on August %. He was a
former resident of this area, one
Of the "Old-Timers," and made
quite an extended visit here, two
years ago. His wife, who was a
sister of Hank Wienke, was killed
n a car accident several years
ago when they were on a trip
10 Montana.
Johnny Whiteman and his COM
pine crew, consisting of Sonny
Whiteman, Wayne Miller and
Wayne Leslie have been cutting
grain near Chester, Montana.
They report good crops in that
vicinity.
Jim Walker, nephew of Mrs.
Percy Baldwin, brought Mrs.
Baldwin home last Wednesday
she had visited for a few
lays at his home in Minot, N. d.
Previous to her visit in Minot,
Mrs. Baldwin had attended adult
summer session of the Principal
liberal Arts College at Elsah,
ii.
Mrs. Edith Nelson, Mrs. Har-
I'D Knauts, and Mrs. Verne Sto-
ler spent Friday evening at the
frank Blair home. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones and
laughter, Martha moved into
heir house in Richey from their
arm home Monday, for the school
rear. Martha is a 3rd grader this
rear. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Libby /
ind Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker !
eft Friday morning for Libby :
be present at the wedding of
heir granddaughter, and niece, (
Miss Elsie Miller, daughter of Mr.. !
md Mrs. Johnny Miller. Miss (;
will exchange vows with !
0rval Gassarth on Sunday, Sep :
ember End.
Mrs. Emily Buck and three
children of Billings arrived on =
and are now occupying !
he Chas. Carlson house where J
hey lived last year. Mrs. Buck {
s the primary teacher here.