The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20


Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Goldsmith
returned Tuesday from Thomp.
son, North Dakota, where the,
accompanied the remains of Mrs
Nettie Morrow for burial. A
sister of Mrs. Goldsmith, the,
were with her at her home ir
Thompson several weeks through
the fall on account of her illness
and she accompanied them home
two months before her death.
November rs. They spent most
OF last winter with her at Thomp-
son on account of her failing
health. A resident of Thompson
practically all of her life, Mrs.
Thompson "a 81 years and one
month old at her death. Funeral
services were held at Thompson
Wednesday, November % and
burial was in the family lot in
the cemetery there.
Mrs. Melvin johnson of Sidney
received a letter from Mike
Strata, now living in Oslo, Nor
way. Mr.. Strata reported the
death of his wife who died at a
Rest Home of a brain hemorrhage.
Mrs. Strata went into a coma
and never regained conscious
ness. She died November 8 and
was buried November 8. Mr..
Strata sends personal regards
to all of his friends in Sidney.
w. A. Turner is a medical pa
tent at st. Vincent's hospital in
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Freeman of
Richey will spend Christmas at
the home of their so~n-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Dasinger and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Motzko Wis
tied Tuesday in Buford at the
home of Mrs. Motzko's cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Huston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c Paulson
will spend Christmas in Miles
City, weather permitting, at the
home of Mr.. Paulson's nephew
and his wife, DR.. and Mrs. M.
Robertson and family.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Whiting and
Bruce and Kay, will leave
next Thursday for Dongola, ILL.,,
where they will visit for a week
with Rays brother, DR.. w. H.
Whiting and family, and with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Whiting. Rays father is in part
nership with his son James Whit
ing in a law firm in Amigo, Wis
,onsin
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oliver
and children, Kenneth, Yvonne
and Cheryl of Billings were re-
cent overnight guests at the home
If Mr.. divers mother, Mrs. Sam
Maltese. Mrs. Maltese's father,
John Maschera of Glendive met
hem there and brought them to
sidney, and took them back the
lext day to return by train. Mr.
Oliver and Kenneth, 5 years old,
lave made miraculous recovery
serious injuries sustained in
car accident October 20, as a
esult of which they were con-
ined to the hospital for several
weeks. Both were on the critical
list for over two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Eaton of
slendive were business callers
n Sidney Monday. Ii
Vic Vestman of the Empire In
estment Co., who has been in
the past few weeks over
eeing the construction of a num-
of homes for the company,
ill return to his home in Sid
ey this week and will leave
nth his wife and son Johnnie /
lis Saturday for Denver to spend I
.hristmas with Mrs. Vestman's i
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Win /
II. Mrs. Vestman's brother, AL
IN Winter, who is instructor in I
lie schools at LaJunta, Colorado,
ill also be home for Christmas c
!, complete the family circle. MIR. S
estman will visit there for a i
eek but Mrs. Vestman and
ohnnie will stay on through v
ew Years week. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richey are n
loppers in Sidney today from S
ichey. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Bell re-
Irned last Friday from Billings s
here they drove the previous n
to see Mr.. Bells moth 6
who has been i'll at the home
a daughter living there. d
Jim Seitz returned from Michi- S
IN State University at East Lam d