The Sidney herald., 1956-08-23

/ Mrs. Katie Buckley.
MRS. Laura Nelson returned Sunday
evening from Savage, where she had
spent two week al dhe home OF her
son Charles Nelson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BenIan of
Great Fails, and their daughter. Mrs.
virginia Zalgar and son Robbie were
Sunday inner guests at the home
of Mrs. Katie Buckley. The Behlans
were former nedghbors and old friends
of the Buckleys when they lived
near CulDertson and have visited
here annually for several years. Mrs.
ZaIgar and her son have just return
ed from the Philippine Islands, where
MIR. Zalgar has been stationed in
tine service. He was recently trans
ferred to France n his wife and
son will JOIN him there as soon as
arrangements have been completed
MRS. lille Bahls returned Wednes-
day morning Rolla, N. Oak,
where sne visited for three weeks
| at the home of her son Ray Bonde-
son and family. Ray had just moved
TO RoiEa from Bottineau n his
mother helped them get settled in a
new home at St. johns. located a
few miles from Rola. Ray Is with
the John Deere company and will
continue that work in his new To-
cation.
Mrs. Adolph Kost of Downer, Mimi.
Is visiting at the home of her neph-
ew and his wife. MIR. and Mrs. Bob
Falmer and family.
Lowell HoganSon is visiting here
at the home OF his mother, Mrs.
Phil Ramiour. while on vacation from
the state college at Bozeman. Lowell
continued his course through the
umaner session and will return at
the opening of the fall term, Sept.
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MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Nordling of
Havre visited in Sidney over the
week enc at the home of Mrs.
NordLng'S aunt, Mrs. Frost Wilder.
Gordon played in the mems golf
tournament Sunday.
Jerry J.. Shea of Butte will ar
rive in Sidney Saturday for his
home of mis- brother-in-law and SIS
ter. Mr.. and Mrs w. J.. Seitz Sr.
Wee emo house guests at the
Don Haga home were Mrs. Haga's
parents, Or. and Mrs. r. M. Bergen
oil Minot.
Glenn Wright. VINO is on furlough
from Chanute ALB at Rantoul. H.,
is visiting here at the home of his
brother. Ray Wright. He Will report
back for duty Sept. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Albrecht and
family returned Tuesday from a two
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visited relatives at points in Idaho
and Sheridan, Wyoming, and spent
a day sightseeing at Virginia City
and in that area.
Miss Joey Schmidt is getting settled
this week in her new home in the
Mrs. Leonard Smith have moved
into the Gauker apartment which
Miss Schmidt vacated.
Nh. and Mrs. Henry Marman and
little daughter Lynette visited over
Marman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Barn
ard, at Grass Range, Montana.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence writes from
Billings that she has completed her
summer school course at Eastern
turn to Sidney this week.. She was
happy to have been present at the
graduation OF her daughter, Mary
Elise. from Presentation School of
Nursing at Aberdeen. S. OAK. on
Sunday, August 10. Mary Elise had
graduates to sing two selections at
the graduation ceremony; Rest in
the Lord" by Mendellssohn, and The
Blind Ploughman", by Clark. She
received wonderful applause from an
audience of over 1000. Mrs. Lawrence
worked thru the summer as Sec
rotary TO the advertising manager of
Ryan's Grocery Co. in Billings and
will return to Eastern Montana State
College for her sophomore year at
the opening of school next month.
Jane. who has been working as
nurse aid at Holy Rosary hospital
in Miles City this summer will re-
main, in Miles City for her senior
year of high school.
Sig Skaar, in from his farm on
Skaar Rt. Tuesday, reported that the
corn in that area had been frosted
when the temperatures dropped to
near freezing several previous nights.
Sig is advertising his forage harvester
for sale in this issue of h Herald
as he said he would have no need
for it now. All the corn in the
very low areas he said was frosted
and parts of other fields in higher
areas.
Mr.. n Mrs. Clint Fulkerson have
had for their guest Mr.. Fulkerson's
banks. Alaska. The Rockies are Wis
iting Mrs. Rockies mother in Plenty
wood and Mrs. Rookie came to Sid
ney to spend a few days. They will
go on to California for a visit before
returning home. They nave been
past few years, while Mr.. Rookie has
been working as a contract painter
in Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Daniels of
Beaumont. Texas, visited in Sidney
several days the past week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Belknap.
They had come up to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Daniels niece. Miss
Shirley DeForth n Lawrence
Gaughan, which took place in Glendive
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Belknap
were also guests at the wedding.
Friends here will be interested DO
learn tina Albert Sobolik Jr.. has
been promoted in his position with
the Sinclair Oil Co, and will nov
this week end from Cheyenne to
Sheridan. Wyoming. He was fortunate
in securing a nice home there for
his family.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Klette this week were Mrs.
Klette's sisters Mrs. Mary Barnhart
Holland of Spokane. Wn.. Mrs. r.. B.
Marley of Kalispell. Mont, and Mrs.
Unhjem of Crosby, North Dakota.
They left Wednesday for Crosby
where they will visit at the Unhjem
home. MIR. Unhjem driving here for
them. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hackley and
were in Sidney Tuesday from the
south Culbertson community on this
side of the Missouri river in Rich
land county. 1t is a question what
community they are in u there.
equi-distant between Sioux Pass. Andes
and Culbertson. forming a triangle.
An early settler in the area, MIR.
years than this. The destructive hail
thai swept across the county
recently missed their farm, although
it cut to the ground a strip OF crops
two miles and more in width east
ward nearly to Watford City in Nc