The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

Elmer Schultz of Foster. Minnesota.
brother of Marvin Schultz, spent a
few days here visiting and looking for
work in this vicinity last week. He
will return to Minnesota for his fam
lily n move them to Snowden
where he found farm employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins drove
TO Sidney Wednesday evening to at
tend a surprise birthday party hon
oring Will Nevins, an uncle OF Roll
land.
A stork shower in honor of Mrs.
Orv1le Sharbono was held at the
Grant Burgess home Wednesday eve
ming of last week. The guests began
to arrive at 1880. After everyone was
assembled some games were played,
then the guest OF honor opened her
many pretty and useful gifts. A des-
sert lunch was served at the close of
the evening by the hostesses who were
MIS-. Mervin TorgerSon, Mrs. War
rem Petrik. Mrs. Don Petrik. Mrs. Het
MOE and Mrs. Grant Burgess.
Mrs. George Reiman underwent ma
Ior surgery at the Sidney hospital
Wednesday of last week. She is now
home convaleScing.
David Klempel enlisted in the arm
ed forces a short time ago and is
now in California.
A number of friends of Mrs. CORN
Petersen called at her home last
Thursday afternoon to help cele-
brought a birthday cake which was
served to the guests with ice cream
and coffee n a cake which Mrs.
Petersen had baked was also enjoyed.
Those who were there were Mrs. Enie
Storms. Mrs. Lloyd Butt. Mrs. Bill
Taylor, Mrs. Oscar Petrik, Mrs. Martin
Lake. Mrs. Pershing Carter and Mrs.
Grant Burgess.
A Soil Conservation meeting was
held at the high school gymnasium
Thursday evening of last week. Meth
DDS of soil conservation were discussed
during this meeting n other matters
pertaining to farming. After the meet
ing lunch was served for the PTA to
raise money TO pay registration fees
for students to high school week at
Bozeman and any other educational
activities which might come up.
Members of the Farmers Union
met at the high school gymnasium on
Wednesday afternoon to discuss bust
ness matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Het Moe and family
drove to Williston, N. D., on Sunday
Wayne, mother and brother of Mrs.
Moe.
Mrs. Lottie Carter and Loretta Her
niger were Sunday dinner guests at
the Jasper Larson home in the Andes
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dotson Jr.
and family spent Sunday at the
Pude DotSon home. Howard Mcknight
also a guest there that day.
Mrs. Mate Quilting, Mrs. Mae Nc
Morris and Howard Mcknight were
Saturday evening supper guests at the
Bolstad home last week. That
evening they attended the film
Martin Luther" which was shown
in the high school gymnasium.
Mr. and Mrs. 1T. Petrik and chill
oren drove 70 BiI1ng for the week
nd. While there they visited at the
John Traut home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McMorris and
children of Sidney visited at the
Grant Burgess home Sunday, n were
guests there that evening. Nh.
and Mrs. CORN Petersen Jr.. also en-
ioyed supper there.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORN Petersen Jr. are
planning to make their home in LAM
bert for the summer as CORN has ac-
employment at the Art Prib-
now farm.
Visitors at the Leo Berreth home
Friday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Erich Pust and family. Miss Gladys
Hill Sam ScamEnon and Glenn Levno
Of Sidney.
Saturday supper guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Leo Berreth were: Mr.. and Mrs.
lin Lovelace and daughters and Miss
Judy McMorris of Sidney.
Mrs. Harry Swanson, formerly of
underwent major surgery
1t the Sidney hospital Thursday.
Mrs. e Berreth and Jimmy re-
'urned Wednesday from a visit with
and friends in st. Paul. MINI.
Rev. E. c. Fenton of Savage visited
II h Leo Berreth home Thursday
md Friday. of last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Leo Berreth and
he household goods shower for Rev.
md Mrs. Ron Clason at the Bloom |
ield school Thursday evening. They |
'eceived many nice gifts. which they |
following a short program and
levotions. The Clasons lost all of their
destroyed by fire on Friday night. |
March 9th. Lunch was served by the
aides of the community at the close
the evening.
Mrs. Erich Pust and Mrs. Leo Ber-
eth were supper hostesses on Friday
mo held special services over the
week end at the local Christian and
Alliance church. The young
.eople represented bhe Montana In
titute of the Bible. with Rev. Simon
'orsberg who Is president of the in
Martin Luther" was shown in the
zeal gymnasium with a good crowd
attendance.
Jimmy and Jerry Berreth spent
unday afternoon with Allan Thies-
Rev. and Mrs. Leo Berreth and son
im1ny visited at the Ronald C1ason
in Bloomfield Tuesday.
Rev. Simon Forsberg and three girls
rom the Bible Institute at Billings.
nd Rev. and Mrs. Berreth were SUM-
ay evening supper guests at the John
-olstad home. Rosalie and Dom
uidahl and Dolores Dotson also Wis
ed there In the afternoon.
Billy Buck of Belgrade, and friend.
fiss Grace Fairweather of Saskatoon
re visiting at the c. r. Tvhiessen home
,r a few days. While here they were
evening dinner guests at the
loyd williams home.
There will be a Dinner of the Ma
ons" at the gymnasium this Satur-
ny evening March a. Read more
bout this elsewhere In this issue. This
sponsored by the PTA.