The Sidney herald., 1956-09-27

tuesday morning Tor her home
following a few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. w. j. Seitz
Jr. and family. Mr.. Seitz took
her to Glendive to leave from
there by train. Mrs. Sanich was
returning home from Waukegan,
Ill, where she was a delegate
to the national convention of the
American Fraternal Union.
Mrs. Loretta C%hristianson left
Monday by bus to return to her
home in Lansing, Michigan, after
visiting here through the sum-
mer. Mrs. Christensen has resi-
dence property in Sidney and a
farm at Sioux Pass and returns
every summer to look after her
interests here and visit among
old friends. She moved to Lam
sing to be near her three daugh-
tiers and their families but says
that Sidney is home to her and
she always hates to leave when
the time comes. She said she had
a lovely summer and her friends
had been wonderful to her.
Roger Will, Kay Huffman and
Arley Levno left last week for
Missoula to resume their respec-
tive courses as Juniors at the
state university. Marvin Will left
earlier to be there for practice
teaching. Will is in his senior
year and is majoring in educa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Conway
will drive to Bozeman next week
to take their daughter Barbara
back to school. Barbara will be
a sophomore at Montana State
College this year.
Miss Janeth Mende, who has
been doing office work in San
Francisco the past summer re-
turned to Missoula last week by
plane to resume her course as
a junior at the state university.
Miss Mende had to return a week
before the opening of the uni
versity as she is rush chairman
for the Tri Delta sorority this
year. She is also junior sponsor
and will live in the dormitory
with the freshman girls the first
semester.
Randall Stewart returned Sum
day from a two weeks vacation
on which he visited his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gountamis and sons, Mickey
and Stevie in Billings, and with
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. George Vuylsteke and
their son-in-laW and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Reindahl and
little daughter Deborah at Story,
Wyoming. Mr.. Stewart reports a
wonderful time with his children
and their families.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Redlin
spent several days last week in
Billings with their son John and
family. They were accompanied
by their daughter Pat who left
from there by plane for Portland,
Oregon, where she spent a day
with her brother Dick and his
wife. They took her to Corval-
lis to enter upon her sophomore
year in prenursing at Oregon
State College.
Bob Lalonde, who has been
home on a three weeks furlough
from Fort Warren at Cheyenne,
Wyoming, where he completed his
basic training, will leave Satur-
day by plane for New York City
to report back to the service.
Bob has been assigned to duty
in Newfoundland, where he will
be in the administrative depart
ment of the Air Force. Mrs. Irene
Lalonde will accompany her
grandson as far as Harrisburg,
Pa, for a visit there at the home
of her son Gene and family. Gene
is stationed at Meadowtown, near
Harrisburg. He is also in the Air
Force in the legal department.
Bob will visit there for a day
enroute to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Erickson
and daughters, Jean and Mrs.
Dan Yockim visited over the week
end in Helena at the home of
Mr.. Erickson's brother, Left
Erickson and family. They re-
turned Sunday by way of Boze-
man, where they took Jean to
.natriculate at Montana State
College for her freshman year.
Mrs. Fred Roedeske accompanied
The Ericksons as far as Billings,
where she spent the time visit
.ng at the home of her parents,
he Virgil Loves.
MI. and Mrs. w. J. Seitz Sr.
eft Monday for Butte, where
hey will spend the week visiting