The Sidney herald., 1956-04-12

SpaniSh-American war veteran
and former postmaster and inner
chant prince" at Sioux Pass TO
a number of years, says that h
has moved from Temple, Tex, t.
Martinsburg, w. Va, and is liv
ing in Section / of the v. A
Center there. He spent severa
years at Temple, where he made
his home in the V. A. Center
and the change now is a transfer
of locations. In writing Us u
change his address for The Her
aid, he says: "Please hurry it up
as l want to keep up with ole
Montana"
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Mutt re-
turned last Friday from Califor-
mia where they went in early
December and spent four months
An article o. another page writ
ten by Mr.. Mutt tells of interest
ing features of the visit, most cd
which was spent at Grover City
with their Son-in-laW and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jenkins
and family. In directing us to
change their address back to Sid
ney, he said he has taken The
Herald since its first issue in 1908
when it was started. They were
glad to get back home, he said,
but always enjoy their visits to
California and this was no excep-
ton. 1t gets cold there nights
and the smog in and around Los
Angeles is a problem that so far
has defied solution. A merger of
smoke from heavy industries and
gas fumes from congested motor
traffic with the zeal breezes
keeping the smog they create in
land cause the getting to be in
tolerable condition.
George Albert, 212 Second St.
Sc, Sidney, had quite a surprise
when a man by the name of Ed
Thompson called on him for a
two hours visit last Sunday. Ed
and George worked together back
in the years 1907-8 and they
hadn't seen each other since 1910.
MI. Thompson was one of the
top broncho riders in the early
days. He now makes his home at
Terry, Montana.
c. F. Martell, who recently re-
turned from spending the winter
with his family in Hollywood,
California, was in Sidney from
his ranch near Charbonneau in
Mckenzie county one day last
week. Hollywood is above the
smog that has been so prevalent
in Los Angeles and localities in
the area of lower altitude and
residents of the moving picture
capital of the world - which it
is - are fortunate in that re-
spect.
Mrs. Lloyd Sandholm and little
daughter Sheri are on a ten days
trip to Shelby, where they are
visiting at the home of Mrs.
Sandholm's parents.
DR.. Camilla Anderson and her
daughter Jan left Wednesday by
plane to return to their home in
Salt Lake City. They were here
to attend the funeral of DR.. An
derson'S Sister-in-law, Mrs. Niels
Anderson, whose obituary will
be found in this issue of The
Herald.
Mrs. Oliver Robot of Pull
man, Washington, left Wednes-
day, via Frontier Airlines, to re-
turn home after attending funeral
services for her brother, Dwight
Beagle. Mrs. Roholt accompanied
the body from Twin Falls, Idaho,
to Sidney. The obituary appears
in this issue of the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Smith have
moved from Great Falls to Bill
lings, where Ivan has been trans
lferred in his position as manager
of a Safeway store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.. Bell re-
turned the first of the week
from Dallas, Texas, where Mrs.
Bell underwent a medical exami-
nation.
Roy Collins of Fairview called
on Sidney friends Wednesday.
and Mrs. Collins returned
Tuesday from their annual winter
vacation at Lemon Grove, Calf,
where they have their own home.
They report a fine winter with
visits from a number of vacation
ers from this area. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Niehenke were in San Diego
for the winter and the two
couples, in company with Mr..
and Mrs. John Alling of River
side, took in the famous Orange
Show at San Bernardino togeth-
er. The Niehenkes left for home
about the same time Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins left, but were re-
turning by way of the west coast
for a visit with relatives in Wash
Mr.. Collins said that the
late spring we are experiencing
IS quite general and was very
pronounced from Utah on. Spring
work here he said wa as far
advanced as in the Billings area.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson
and children Bryan and Carla
Fay of Williston are visiting in
Sidney this week at the home
If Mrs. JohnSon's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Don Hamlin.
Mrs. George Williamson of
.ewistown. Idaho, was called to
sidney last week due to the ILL
of her father, r. B. Stevens,
who is under medical care at
he Community Memorial Hos
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Blair re-
Thursday, April 5, from
two weeks trip to Woodland,
California, where they visited
heir son Floyd and family. They
made the trip at this time to
axe advantage of their sons
Caster vacation from his duties
S vo-ag instructor in the Wood