The Sidney herald., 1956-09-06

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from Glendive Saturday night
James Denowh, his wife and Pa
took them to Glendive to boarC
the train. The O'Connors have
spent the summer here and re.
Gently had a private sale o.
some of their property.
A phone call from Rochester
Mimi, advised that Mrs. Ida
| Shade had come thru surgery
successfully and was expected
home the last of the week. Hei
daughter, Mrs. Bud Monson anc
her sister, Jennie Anderson have
been with her through the or
deal.
Mrs. Lucy Berry came by train
from Fairview last Wednesday tc
assist her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Vickers, in entertaining a group
of youngsters for the birthday OF
her son Darvel who is ten years
old. Guests we're the Berntsons,
VIM. Faulkner children, Anthony
Moran and several from Fair
view. They spent the afternoon
at games and had lunch.
Last week in mentioning our
youngsters in high school at Fair
view we failed to mention the
freshmen from here. They are
Evelyn and Gladys Knudsen, Ar
leen Sponheim, Stormy Vickers.
James Gul1ikson will enter high
school at Sidney and stay with
his grandmother, Mrs. Royle
Koch. Jane Erickson attends at
Fairview while Alice Erickson
returned to Watford City to con-
tinue studies and will stay at
the Art Monsons there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leens
drove to Williston Wednesday
night to meet the Empire Build
er and bring Julius Leens home
after spending two weeks IN
Havre with his brother Emil, and
at the Francis Ausk home.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Robert
Jacobson were Sunday guests at
the A. ". Gullikson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson
of Minneapolis, Mimi, and Mrs.
Edward Berlandi of Sutherlin,
Oregon were arrivals from the
West Coast Tuesday and spent
thru Friday visiting relatives and
friends here. During their stay
they were house guests of their
sister, Mrs. Milton Olson. On
leaving here they took Linda
Johnson daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. F. Johnson) with them
to her home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kemmis and
sons were callers in the village
Thursday from Watford City
when Ray left posters proclaim
ing his candidacy for Register Of
Deeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Zika and son
from Minnesota and houseguests
of his brother George Zika and
wife in Alexander were callers
at the Scrivner home Saturday
and also reviewed childhood
places here from years ago. Ed
had been from here thirty years
and greeted Mrs. Scrivner who
was onetime teacher of George,
Ed and sister Elizabeth.
Tom Lester and his wife took
advantage of a 4-day off-work
and drove here from Riverton,
Wyo., arriving Friday evening to
visit home folks, the Joe Testers
at Charbonneau and Mrs. Agnes
Croy, Richard and Lawrence
Croy and. families here. They
start off on their return trip
early Monday morning. Tom is
employed with a Seismograph
crew near Casper, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Briar ar
home Wednesday after
noon from a trip to Cheyenne,
Wyo., to take Wiki and Myra
Jane Drew home. They especial
ly enjoyed the Black Hills and
Deadwood, S. D., where they
made a stop over.
Mrs. Frank Lassey, county
chairman and Mrs. Gilman Wang,
co-worker of the Sister Kenny
Foundation met with others in
Minneapolis Monday at the Nicol-
let Hotel. The group were from
North and South Dakota, Wiscon-
sin and Iowa volunteer chairmen.
Mines. Lassey and Wang return
ed home Wednesday morning on
the Empire Builder.
The R. E. G~underson family
were here from Lambert Sunday
and attended church here.
Jerry Lee Lassey accompanied
the Junior Legion Baseball team