The Sidney herald., 1956-07-05

the grandchildren during the
younger Oaklands' absence.
Mrs. o. ]. Odegaard and Mrs.
Jennie Sheely drove to Williston
Friday where both consulted their
doctors and attended funeral SER
vices for Arthur Shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew,
| Sharon and Paul left on their
return home last Tuesday morn
ing arriving in Cheyenne, Wyo.,
the next day. Vicki and Myrna
remained at the Briar Ranch for
a summer stay.
Mrs. Severt Sponheim enter
tanned a group of girls at Sunday
dinner at her home honoring Ar
lene Sponheim at her 14th year
Guests were Julie Verplancke,
Christine Oakland, Louise Gum
derson and Elaine Berntson.
Morton and Ole Sponheim also
enjoyed dinner with them.
Mrs. Eddie Propp and children
were Thursday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Bert Youngstown
Last Wednesday Mrs. Wallace
Hagen and children of Williston,
Mrs. Henry Servas, Glendive,
and Mrs. Gene Meldahl and boys
of Dickinson, N. D., and Mrs.
Frank Lessey had a pleasant af-
ternoon with Mrs. Odegaard.
Several from here attended flu
neral services at Sidney last
Thursday for Jean Swigart. Jean
spent his boyhood days with his
parents on a ranch on Horse
Creek. Sympathy of friends here
is extended to his family.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Croy
and children and Mrs. Agnes
Croy drove out to Libby, Mont,
to attend the marriage of Doro-
thy Croy, daughter of. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Croy. Dorothy is
a granddaughter of Mrs. Agnes
Croy.
Bethel WMF last week sent a
bag of used clothing to a Luther
an Mission in Japan.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Oakland had
as houseguests Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Embury (Alma Oakland) and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Embury who came from Battle
Creek, Mich, to spend a week
here. They also visited the Lars
Hansons in Elk Twp.
The local elevator will be clos
ed July 4 to 18 when Bill Faux
ner takes his family on a vaca-
ton trip into far points in Cana
da.
Mrs. Tom Oakland, Oscar,
Christine and Trevor were Sat-
urday and Sunday visitors in Mi
not when Christine went to take
her aptitude test for entry into
Minot School of Nursing this
fall. Christine earned a scholar
ship for this purpose.
Myron Koch, son of Math
Koch Jr. is a visitor at the Gull
dickson home this week.
Mrs. Glenn Elletson and chill
dren came from Glasgow Thurs
day to attend the Swigart flu
neral at Sidney and r guests
at the Perry Elletson home a few
days.
Teachers for the Cartwright
school have signed up and r
Mrs. Marian Lassey for the upper
grades and Miss Judson Herdt
will have the lower grades.
The VIM. Klym family left
Friday evening to spend the week
end with home folks at Fairfield
and Gorham, N. D..
Sunday evening supper guests
at the Bert Youngstroms were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lassey and
John of Williston and the Emil
Lassey family.
Mrs. Wesley Cue and daughter
Betty, Mrs. Thomas Rogers, Gin
dy and Douglas of Great Falls
visited Mrs. Frank Leens last
Thursday after spending a few
days in Watford City at the Ell
mer Erickson home. They and
Mrs. Frank Leens visited at the
Louis Hagen home Thursday eve
ming, and also at the Perry FL
letson home.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
were at the Frank Leens home
Wednesday evening.
Mervin Berntson is the owner
of a new bicycle.
Many from here paid last re-
spects to Arthur Shade Friday
afternoon by attending his fu-
neral in Williston. Condolences
are expressed for the relatives:
a son Guy Shade of Cartwright