The Sidney herald., 1956-02-16

college, according to Prof. Ray J
Harshfield, director of dramatics
Milo will play the part of Spen'
Ger B. Darcy, in Ladies of tn,
Jury, by Fred Ballard. The date!
for the play are February %
% and "a.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Price
were in Sidney Friday from theil
ranch seventeen miles N. E. o.
Poplar. Mrs. Price is teaching the
Lincoln school southeast of Pop
lar this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Jaeger anc
Miss Barbara Rickett of Miles
City were week end guests at the
D. E. Rickett farm home. MIR
and Mrs. Edwin Rickett and three
children, also of Miles City, visit
ed at the home of his parents
during the week.
Mrs. VIM. H. Rickett of Billings
visited through the week end
recently at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cart
ner and family, and also called
on her husbands parents, the
d. E. Ricketts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Fulkerson
OF Plentywood spent a few days
in Sidney last week, where Mr..
Fulkerson took charge of the Full
kerson Mortuary while his broth
er Clint was in attendance at a
meeting of the Montana Society
for Crippled Children. The meet
ing was held in Billings and is
reported in another article in this
issue of the Herald.
Mrs. Katie Buckley returned
Monday morning from Livingston,
where she has spent the past two
months visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Orr and family. Mrs. Buckley
is making very satisfactory re-
covery from an accident on the
streets of Fairview over a year
ago and is now able to go without
a brace.
5. N. Norgaard returned Tues
day from Miles City, where he
was under care for two weeks.
He called at the Herald office to
tell us that there are a number
of patients there from this area
and that they had especially re-
quested him to stop and tell us
how much they enjoyed the Sid
ney Herald. Truman Willis of
Fairview is being treated there
and Mr.. Norgaard returned with
Mrs. Willis, who was there to
see her husband.
Mrs. Irene Lalonde and Mrs.
Bert Lalonde will leave Monday
by plane for Minneapolis. Mrs.
Bert Lalonde will spend a week
with her sister, Mrs. Andrew F.
T~rltschler of jamestown, N. D.,
who has been under medical care
at st. Mary's hospital since early
IN November. Mrs. Irene Lalonde
Will stay in Minneapolis a few
days and go on from there to
Middleton, Pa, for a visit at the
nome Of her son Gene and fami-
ly.
Mrs. Nick Hansen and Mrs.
Francis Jones are visiting this
week at the John Gilbert home
in Bozeman.
Mrs. d. w. Johnson returned
MONDAY from Wahpeton, N. Oak,
where she was called by the
death of her father, r. H. Never.
who passed away very unexpect-
eddy at his home there when
stricken with coronary thrombo-
SIS. The deceased was ~ years
old and is survived by two daugh-
.ers, Mrs. johnson of Sidney and
Mrs. c. W. Miller of Wahpeton,
ana seven grandchildren. Mr..
Johnson drove down with their
laughter, Mrs. DeVere Steinley
and their three other children.
% attend the funeral. Mrs. John
made the trip both ways by
rain in order to spend a few
lays with her mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller visited in Sidney at
heir daughters home two months
asst summer and made MANY
rlends and acquaintance at that
ime.
Mr.; and Mrs. Roy Bruce of
ilendlve we're in Sidney Tues
lay. evening to attend the Moose
Mrs. Jens Miller of Savage is
listing in Sidney this week at
he home of Mrs. John Nelson.
VIM. Buchholz returned Sunday
morning from Kansas City, where
le spent a few days visiting his
mother and other relatives while
boxing after business matters. !
Buchholz made the trip as
ar as Minneapolis on the "Lamb J
hop Special" with feeders and
'hamber of Commerce repre-
entatives and went on from there |
Kansas City by plane. On his {
.turn he visited in Omaha and (
Minneapolis. {
Howard Ellsworth, retired '
'orthern Pacific assistant general
eight and passenger agent for
lontana, Idaho and Wyoming.
as here yesterday from Helena
.newing acquaintance with a host
friends gained during the 20
ears he made frequent visits to
ldney in that official capaci-
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