The Sidney herald., 1956-08-30

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) looking for a home for his FAM
ly and they will move as 500
as he finds something suitable.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Redlin an
children, Jonathan, Jeffrey an
bethany, will leave next wee
for Wolf Point, where MIR. Red
lin has accepted a position wit
the National Farm Union Clair
Service. He has been dealing i
ranch supplies in Sidney an
more recently has worked a
field man for the local farm unioI
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Evans re
turned Thursday evening from
several days trip on which the,
toured Yellowstone park and Wis
tied friends at Sheridan. The,
tell us that the park is beauti
full and that it has been VISITED
this year by a record number o
tourists. Before leaving Billing
Monday morning Mrs. Evans un.
derwent n of her period,
treatments at the Billings clinic
She enjoyed the trip and cam,
home feeling fine.
Mrs. Mollie Dick and FREQ
Berg have for their housegues-
this week their half sister, Mrs
w. H. Beto of Dell Rapids, S. D
This is the first time they have
seen each other in forty years
and they r enjoying a wonder
full time of visiting and remin-
iscing.
Pvt. Donald o. Frass is now
stationed in Wiesbaden, Germany
Pvt. Frass vas home on a fur
Tough visit before leaving for
overseas. He made the trip across
by plane. For the benefit OF
friends who would like to write
to him, his address is U. S.
56270055, 63rd, AAA Bn., APO
633, N. Y.
Mrs. Sig Bakken and daughter
Kim will leave Saturday via
Frontier Airlines for their home
in Seattle following a visit here
with Mrs. Bakken's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond c.. Miller.
The Millers met them at Billings
on their arrival there by plane
three weeks ago. While here they
also visited Mr.. Bakken's parents
at Wibaux. Mr.. Bakken is engin-
eer in the guided missile division
of Boeing Aircraft in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Homstad
returned Tuesday from Billings,
where they spent three days
while MI. Homstad bought holi-
day merchandise for the j. M.
Mcdonald Co. store in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Berger
have had for their recent house
guests their sons and daughters
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert R.
Berger of Denver and Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad A. Berger of San
Gabriel, California.
Guests at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. Bernard McLain Tues
day were Mrs. Tavern MCGOWAN
and sons, Pat and Mike of Craig,
Colorado, and Prof. Robert Line
of Missoula. Mrs. Craig and sons
were returning home from a visit
with relatives at Park River, N.
D.. Prof. Line is a past state mod
orator of the Montana Congrega-
tional Church Conference.
Mrs. Henry Hendricksen of
Eugene, Oregon is visiting at the
home of her sister-in-law and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Rasmussen, with her nephew
Clyde Christensen and family,
and among other relatives and
old friends in the community.
Ronnie Sax, who has been sta
toned with the army in Ger
many, will return to the states
next week and will get his dis
charge at Sheridan, H., Sept. 8.
Ronnie will visit at his home
here for a while and work with
his father, Merrill Sax, in the
Coast to Coast store before re-
Stunning his college course. Loren
Sax left Tuesday for Bozeman
to enter upon his junior year at
the state college. Loren is major
ing in business administration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lund and
Jackie and Sharon, en-
joyed a week end trip to Re-
gina and Moosejaw, Saskatche-
wan. They tell us that this is a
nice trip to take when your time
limited as the trip requires
only a few hours and there are
many places of interest in both
The children were thrilled
a trip to the wonderful ZOO
n Moosejaw, and all enjoyed
the museum and other
of interest in Regina. On
heir return they visited briefly
Bills uncle and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lund at their
nome near Tribune, 'Saskatche-
van.
Sister Mary Alfredo, Sister
Mary Antonea, Sister Mary Eu-
senia and Sister Mary Kelvin ar
lived in Sidney Monday to make
preparations for the opening of
st. Philomena school, announce
nent of which will be found in
his issue of The Herald. They
ipent the summer at their Mother
Ottumwa Heights College
It Ottumwa, Iowa. All are new
members of the local school fac
llty except Sister Mary Alfredo.
Miss Marie Schmitz visited her
mother at st. AIMS home in
dickinson, N. D., Sunday. She
vas accompanied by Mrs. Mark
1urphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w.
'ohnson of Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
rrived in Sidney Monday by
for an axfondnd ,icit rrr;th