The Sidney herald., 1956-07-26
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, July rs, 1856


Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Rogers and
family spent a few days last
week end at the home of his bro
Their Ben Rogers. Curtis and fam
lily have been touring points of
interest in the western part of
the state, including the Yellow
stone National park. Mrs. Letell,
mother of Ben and Curtis who
has been spending the past month
here, will accompany her son and
family home to Michigan.
Church services with Holy
Communion will be held at the
Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing at HOO a. m. Rev. Richard
Waag a former Richey and Saw
age resident will deliver the SER
mon. A pot luck dinner in his
honor will be held at Richey
about 100 p. m, to which the
Lambert congregation is invited
to attend. Rev. Waag grew up in
the Richey, Savage communities
and was ordained in a ceremony
at Richey, four years ago. He
has been serving a church in
Nezperce, Idaho and is now &C
cepting a call to Plentywood. A
pot luck supper and film will be
held at the local church begin
ming promptly at $50, this is the
usual monthly family night get
together.
Lee Lightfield, nine year old
son of MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert
Lightfield, had the misfortune of
falling while carrying a large
stock needle of vaccine at the
Lightfield farm home, early Mon
day morning. The needle pierced
Lees upper leg causing a large
hole, the amount of black leg
vaccine which entered was not
known as their was still some
in the needle, the leg bled pro-
fusely which no doubt carried
some of the vaccine from the
wound. Doctors orders were to
keep him in bed with leg elevated
and hot packs on it. At this writ
ing a day later, Lee is much bet
ter and hard to keep in bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heringer
and family and Mrs. Don Lyon
were Monday evening dinner
at the Glen Snyder
trailer home.
A large crew OF men are in
town working to set up the gov
eminent grain storage bins near
the elevators this week. The re-
port is that there are from 70
to IS men working on this pro-
ject. This is a large crew for one
restaurant and no hotel accom-
modations, in a town of this size,
but they are being cared for, for
the short time they will be here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bettise and
son Shawn of Billings spent the
week end with Mrs. Bettise's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morel Burgess
returned on Monday from a trip
took them to the western
part of the state where they have
been looking for a business loca-
ton. The BURGESS are moving to
Columbus, where they will oper-
ate a coffee shop called "Chuck's
Coffee Shop. They will make
their home in a forty-two foot
trailer house which is parked at
the rear of the building. They are
20 take over the first week in
They also report that
heir daughter and husband, Mr..
md Mrs. Ralph Weagel are set
led in Ogden, Utah and the first
Impressions are satisfactory to the
Veagels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lake and
of Melbern, Kansas &C.
ompanied by Miss Martha Lake
4 Leroy, Kansas, brother and
lister of Mr.. Martin Lake, ar
ived at the Martin Lake home
ate Thursday night for a few
visit enroute to California,
where they will visit a sister of
he Lakes. Mr.. and Mrs. Murtin
dullin entertained the Lake fam
ly at a dinner on Friday and MI.
nd Mrs. Warren Petrik were
losts at a family dinner on Sum
.ay, in honor of Mrs. Steve
'uffatto, Ben Lake and son
S they all celebrated birth
avs recently. Monday morning
fr. and Mrs. Ben Lake and fam
" and MIR. and Mrs. Martin Lake
nd Charlotte and Miss Martha
AXE drove to Canada to do some