The Sidney herald., 1956-07-19

of last week when a small hous1
which was used for a wash hous'
caught fire and was destroyed
The fire was caused by a fault,
chimney.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to take thi.
means of expressing our thank
to the Lambert Fire Department
and neighbors who helped save
our home and other property las
Friday when our wash house
burned. A special thanks to the
Roland Nevins family for theil
quick thinking and action.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reimanr
and family. 26-lte
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Phares and
family of Vancouver, Wn-, visit
ed at the Pershing Carter home
for a few minutes last Friday af-
ternoon- The Phares family are
spending the remainder OF the
month visiting relatives and 9TH
er friends in Savage, Glendive,
Sidney and Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams
and family accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Roberts and Mr..
and Mrs. Williams left last Fri
day for the western part of the
state where they will visit and
tour many places of interest in
Guiding the Yellowstone National
Park. They expect to be home
some time Friday of this week.
Joan Lobdell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dayton Lobdell OF
Richey is spending a few days
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Marvin
Schultz and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sticka and
family of Skaar, N. d. visited
the Joe Heisers Sunday. Mr..
Sticka is a brother of Mrs. Heis-
er and Mrs. Sticka is a sister of
MIR. Heiser.
Sue and Sharon Heiser are
home after spending a week in
the Midway community with their
Mrs. Fritz Rehbein and
family.
The Fritz Rehbein farm at Mid
way was the scene of a family
picnic Sunday in honor of Bob
birthday. Out of town
present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Les Hanson and family of
City, Oklahoma. Mrs.
Hanson is the former Miss Emma
Also present we're MI.
and Mrs. Ed Regain and family
and Miss Deane Rehbein of Miles
City (Mrs. Regain Is the former
Miss Margaret Rehbein), Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Klodt of Sidney, an
aunt and uncle of the guest of
honor; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mon
;on and family of Alexander, N.
Oak, army buddy and special
friend of Bob's, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lovercheck of Pow
I'll, Wyo., friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Les Hanson who are visit
ng here. Members of the Rehbein
from the local area were
Ill present for this reunion and
M. and Mrs. Les Hanson and
of Oklahoma City, Okla,
lrrived at the Alfred Rehbein
lome Tuesday of last week and
eft this week Tuesday. From
lere they drove to Billings,
where they will visit Mrs. Mary
.aurence who Is attending school
t Eastern there. From Billings
he Hansons will 60 to Powell
Wyoming, where they will visit
efore returning to their home in
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Heath and
on David arrived home last
'eek end from a trip which took
1em to the west coast. David re-
lmed his work at the Martin
AXE farm and Mr.. and Mrs.
[eath left the first Of the week
Or Billings where they will at
End to business matters.
Baptism services were held at
lie First Lutheran church in
ambert for the sons of Mr.. and
Irs. Morgan Mathison of Glas-
ow. Mr.. and Mrs. Mathison,
ickey and Mike, have been Wis
ing the Tom Lindvigs for the
asst two weeks with some time
ken for a fishing trip to the
'estern part of the state.
Guests at the Don Petrik home
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
cCarthy and Sandra of Sidney
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burgess
I'D Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Burgess.
Martin Lake and Roy Lynd
rove to a popular fishing lake
ear Minot, N. D., Saturday of
st week and returned home
very discouraged. They
ad a few small perch and were
UGH more in the know as to
hat they could and could not
, at Lake Darling.
The Lambert baseball nine
ere defeated 1910 at EImdale
Miss Ruth Klempel is spending
few weeks in Macintosh, S. d.,
it'll her brother, Rev. Walter
lempel and family.
Mrs. CORN Petersen and Petrea
turned home from a three
eeks' vacation trip which took
first to the West Coast and
en- to Minnesota to visit rela-
yes and friends. Mr.. Petersen
turned a week earlier to re-
his duties as section fore
an. The Pedersens report a very
cd time while away.
and Mrs. Ben Rogers and
mily and Mrs. Littell, mother
Mr.. Rogers, recently returned