The Sidney herald., 1956-04-26

Gay vi last week from oneNDy
where they visited for two week:
at the home of Mrs. Sandholm'.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Slower. The following Wednes-
day they left in company with
Mr.. Slower for Minot, where they
visited friends for a few days
while Mr.. Sandholm went on tc
Bismarck to look after business
matters.
Mrs. Hazel Gordon of Miles
City was a recent guest at the
home of her son and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gordon and
family. Mrs. Gordon is in charge
of the "Want Ad" department OF
the Miles City Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Nelson and
Kay Nelson took Rays mother,
Mrs. Bud Nelson, and children
jim and Jan to Glendive Monday
evening to leave from there on
a weeks visit to Minneapolis.
Jimmie will have a check UP on
his arm, on which he had major
surgery several months ago and
while there they will be house,
guests at the home of Mrs. Axel
Nelson's niece and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Dornbach. They
will also visit at the homes of
Mrs. Nelson's sisters, Mrs. Walsh
and Mrs. ReiSsner and with an
other niece and her husband, MI.
and Mrs. Harris Meyer. Mrs.
Nelson also looked forward to a
visit at the home of a girl friend
in Anoka and with her sisters
family at Morris, MINI.
Jay Lalonde is on a business
trip to Helena this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Gordon and
sons, Godfrey and Gregory, will
leave this week end for Green
Bay, Wisconsin, where Mr.. Cor
don will be employed as adver-
Using manager for the j. c. Pen
ney Co. MI. Gordon has held a
similar position in Sidney the
past three years with the Yellow
stone Mercantile Co. Mr.. Gordon
is a pipe organist and during his
residence here has played the
Hammond organ at st. Phjlo-
mena's Catholic church and has
also been choir director. Mrs.
Gordon is employed as reception
ist by DIR. Pennepacker at the
Valley Medical Building. Both
have been active in church and
social affairs and will be missed
by their many friends.
MRS. Paul Hurd, Mr.. w. J..
Seitz ST.. Mrs VIM. Buchholz,
MIRO E,-xr;o Tomas nv. TO- -
londe and Mrs. Frank Glad
owsky were among the Sidney
mothers who took in the music
meet at Glendive Saturday.
Mrs. H. o. Rudd returned Fri
day from an extended winter va
cation which she spent visiting
among her children and grand
children. Mrs. Rudd left before
the holidays for a visit with her
daughters and their families in
Fargo and Lisbon, N. D., after
which she went to California and
visited sons and their families in
Santa Barbara and Upland and
to Victoria, B. c. for a visit with
another son and his family. She
visited a granddaughter in Seat
tie, Wn., and with friends and
other relatives at many inter
vening points. Mrs. Ruud tells
us she had a wonderful winter
and many beautiful trips but that
she is happy to be back in Sid
ney among her old friends, where
she will continue to make her
home.
MIR and Mrs. j. j. Niehenke
returned Friday from California,
where they enjoyed the winter
months. They tell us they are
glad to be home again with their
children and grandchildren, who
are their 'fbig interest"
C. A. Schneckloth has been trans
ferred to MisSoula by the Kirby Co.
which he has represented here for
nearly a year as authorized dealer
for the company's cleaner
and polisher. Mrs. Sc~hneckloth and
their daughters. who spent the week
will move TO Missoula as o as he
finds suitable living accommodations.
MIR. and Mrs. Royce Milne, who
have lived in Sidney through the
winter. are moving back to their
farm northeast of Richey this week.
@'AA - od4a Az AAakt liCh oCt4~
ing done ON the place and some
of it on s~umHnerfallow is up but a
good rain would help a lot.
Glenn Mcbride has been here the
past two weeks from Seattle. called
by the illness of his mother whose
his first visit here in several years
and he is renewing many old ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Foss and son
Clifford were in Sidney Monday from
the Mona community where they said
seeding was well along and on sum-
merfallow there is some Sub-1noisture
to give it. a start.
Mr.. and Mrs. var Smith have
moved TO Billings where Ivan was
transferred by he Safeway Co. ron
Great Falls where he has been man
aging a Safeway store since they left
Sidney when he was transferred
there.
A letter from A. M. Cooley states
that they are returning TO Sidney
soon from Mesa. Arizona where they
have spent the winter at their home
there.
Mr.. and Mrs.G-A. Nollmeyer of the
Midway valley community 8 miles
north of Savage are leaving this week
10 drive to WilsaI in Park county
where they have purchased an BOO
acre wheat farm UP against the Crazy
mountains five miles from town. Their
Son-in-law, Everett Lowery is taking
charge of their irrigated Midway farm.
1t is quite a change for Mrs. Noll-
daughter of the late Hugo
Klempel. who has lived here all her
life. Mr.. Nollneyer took a tractor and
other equipment 30 the WilSal
farm recently and is very enthused
about the new location where a
plentiful supply of water comes down
the mountains for o n
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