The Sidney herald., 1956-02-02

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to return 10 Plentywood Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson viii take her II the
weather permits.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ranbur and
five children left Wednesday TO drive
TO Sacramento. California to reside.
Mr.. Rambur has a position wait
ing for him on his arrival.
Calvin Sowle and his mother were
In Sidney Monday from the Charley
Creek community In the north EN-
trail part of the county.
Bernie Bahls was in Sidney Tues
day from Richey. driving. 10 take
Mrs. Bahls and their new daughter
home from the hospital.
Max Pribnow, writing The Herald
from Standpoint, Idaho; says: The
usual but not as cold as Montana.
We do believe that we have more
snow and rain at this season than
you do. 1t Is interesting to note the
adwancement OF Sidney g.
Sidney Tuesday from their farm
south of Savage.
Mr.. and Nrrs. ]. w. johnson are
leaving today on the Frontier air.
liner for San Diego and La Mesa,
California 10 visit their daughter and
family before their son-dn-law. who
for Japan. His wife and daughter
viii join him there when school is
out for the summer at LaMesa. MI.
and Mrs. johnson will fly from there
daughters n their families and three
sisters and a brother of MIR. john
son who reside there. They expect
to be gone a month or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Braaten and
Kathryn left from WiIliston Wednes-
gus Falls. Minnesota, where they
we're called by the death of Mrs.
Braaten's mother. Mrs. Warren john
son. The deceased had been Ill for
several months. Funeral services were
to be held today.
Mrs. John Hart and children. Steven
and Patricia, are visiting here this
week from their home In Glendive
with Mrs. Harris parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Lauer.
Mrs. Wfnnifred Hurst is staying at
ne home of her daughter, Mrs. Bill
Ford. this week while under medical
care. Her condition Is Greatly i'm
she will be able to return 10 her
own home.
Mrs. Charlotte lines. who recently
moved to Corvallis, Oregon, with her
daughter. Mrs. Charlotte Fox and
son is spending a few weeks in
ned the trip to Tucson as soon as
she became settled with her daugh-
ter's family in Corvallis. She Is visit
ing her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Grace
lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sorenson re-
turned Tuesday morning from Min
nesota, where, after attending market
week in Minneapolis. they visited for
a few days with Mr.. Sorenson's
brother-in-law n sister. MIR. and
Mrs. Lee Langmack at their home in
in Duluth. Mrs. Elizabeth Roth and
Miss joey Schmidt, who took in
returned home last week. Mr.. Sor-
enson tells us that this was one of
the finest markets he has ever at
tended with buying at a high pitch.
A record number of buyers from
there and the lines of merchan-
disc on display were unsurpassed. The
new styles are beautiful and the
local buyers purchased a large stock
of new spring merchandise for both
the ready-to-wear and dry goods de-
camille Co. store. some of which we
we're told has already arrived. Mr..
SorenSon said there was a great deal
more snow in Minnesota than here.
especially in the Duluth area. and
that in comparison the weather here
Mrs. H. o.. Ruud writes from the
home of her daughter at ZIG SO.
7th ST.. Fargo. NJ. D.. that she win
be there until the middle of February.
when h plans a vidt with her sons
family in California INK at points
west before returning TO Sidney in
April. Mrs. Ruud wished to be re-
membered TO her many friends here.
Mr.. n Mrs. Norman Shotnakoff
moved from 112 : 3rd st. N. E.
to the front apartment at 120 . Bird
Ave. N. W.. recently vacated by C..
w. Jambors. Mr.. and Mrs. Jambor
moved next door to the Cecil Dob
after the holidays for Minot. where
Mr.. Dobson has been employed for
time and where they are To-
eating permanently.
Jerry Hanto. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hanto. has been elected sec-
of Lambda Chi Alpha fra
at Montana State College in
Bohemian.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Harper returned
Monday from Minnesota, where they
spent he first two days of a weeks
visiting DR.. Harper's mother
and a brother and his family in Du-
Iuth. After their visit in Duluth they
enjoyed two days in Minneapolis and
from there to Faribault, MINI,
take in the Shattuck Winter Car
niva1. which they have attended
nually since their boys started school
there. Bob is a senior this year at
5hattuck and Tom is a sophomore.
Dick Thompson, a former high school
,lassmate of Bob's, also went down
10 take in the carnival and was with
Minneapolis and orn They re-
port a record attendance at this years
and outstanding entertain
nent.