The Sidney herald., 1956-10-11

Mrs. Grant Burgess

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Sidney were Friday evening sup
per guests of Rev. and Mrs. Leo
Berreth. Rev. and Mrs. Leo
Berreth and boys were guests al
a surprise dinner Tuesday eve-
ming at the Henry Frettim home
in Sidney. There were Is guests
who presented the Berreths with
a lovely gift at the close of the
meal. The remainder OF the eve-
ming was spent playing games.
. (The above is reprinted in cor
rection of an error made last
week in The Herald in which il
was stated that the evening was
spent playing cards.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dotson
and family have moved into the
McMorris apartments for the win
ter so that young Randy can at
tend school. Ray is working at
the sugar beet factory during the
campaign this fall.
Tommy Burton and friend En-
rique Ybarra left for their navy
base in San Diego, California on
Monday of last week. Guy Eddy
accompanied them to California
where he will visit his mother
before going to Arizona for the
winter where he will work on a
large ranch.
Roger Hyem drove to Billings
after school Friday evening of
last week where he spent the
week end with friends.
Mrs. c. Thiessen and Mrs.
Floyd Williams left on Monday Of
this week for Chicago where they
will attend the National Sunday
School Convention which is be-
ing held there. While there they
plan to visit at the Harold Van
der Molin home over night. MI.
c. r. Thiessen drove the ladies
to Glendive where they caught
the train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lake and
family, MI. and Mrs. Warren Pet
rik and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Mullin and family and
John Monger drove to Wolf Point
Sunday to attend the wedding of
Miss Borghild Hove who was
married to Melvin Skyburg at
400 o.. m. at the Lutheran church
there. The group attended the re-
ception which was held at the
close of the wedding ceremony.
Mrs. Skyburg at one time lived
here in Lambert and attended
the local high school from which
she graduated; her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Hove operated
a cafe here at that time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Skyburg will make their
home in Wolf Point where he is
employed.
The stock cars were towed to
Wolf Point Sunday where they
entered the races with their usual
good luck. Warren Schilling and
Orville Sharbono tied for first
in the fast heat, Warren took
first in the "A" main and Orville
won the trophy race. Audrey
Schilling drove in the powder
puff race and came in second
for a box of apples. Last week
the Schilling car took part in
the races at Glasgow where War
rem won the Australian trophy
which was novel to the local
drivers.
Linda Pust suffered a bad cut
on her knee while at school last
Thursday when she fell on the
playground across the mud scrap
er by the door. Coach Dick Bell
administered first aid and her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Erich Pust
took her to the doctor that eve
ming where she had three stitches
taken to close the wound.
Jim Browne is i'll in the Sid
ney hospital suffering from an
attack OF pneumonia at this writ
ing he is not too well and has
been there for about ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomp-
son and son Robert of Beaver
lodge, Alberta, Canada and Will
an uncle of Ken's Wis
tied with friends in town Tues
day. Mr.. Thompson works for
Palmers Oil Co. of Canada and
here with the crew three
years ago when the well at An
drew Schilling's farm was drilled,
they have been at Beaverlodge
for the past two years, and were
on vacation at this time.
Luther League will be held at
the Lutheran church Sunday eve
ming beginning with supper for
the leaguers at $50 with a pro-
gram open to the congregation
at 7:30 with a short social hour
following the program.
Mr.. Bert Fuller was taken to
Sidney by ambulance Tuesday
morning but at this writing his
is reported as not too
serious.
MI. and Mrs. Harrison Weaver
and family and John Olson who
have been head carpenters on
the new Christian and Missionary
Alliance church left for Missoula,
Tuesday, where they will work on
a church remodeling job this
Thursday evening the people of
he Christian and Missionary Al
lance church were hosts at a
party honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
-ison Weaver and John Olson at
he local church. The evening
vas spent socially with a lunch
served at the close of the meet
ng. !
Rev. Gordon Delhi and family,
'ormer pastor of the Christian
md Missionary Alliance church