The Sidney herald., 1956-10-25

;, Mrs. Meyer is somewhat improv
ed but that she plans to return
to Billings again soon to help he
in her home.
Mrs. Ira Anez of Havre, VIII,
visited here for a week at tn,
homes of her daughters, Mrs. Mel
vim Bakken and Mrs. Charles Pre-
vost, and with her ~sister-in-law
Mrs. Paul Rhines, returned to hel
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Fink tool
their daughter Evelyn to Glendive
last week to leave from there fol
Minneapolis, where she will enter
upon a sixteen weeks course al
Humboldt Airline Training school
Shirley Sorenson of Sidney is al
so attending this school and Vir-
ginia Ramus, formerly of Sidney
and now of Billings, graduated
from there a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Don McCurdy will leave
Saturday for Schwabish Gmund,
Germany, to join her husband
and will live there for the next
two years of his enlistment. Mrs.
McCurdy will stop enroute at
Pittsburg to visit for two days
at the home of a girl friend who
will go with her to New York
City where they will be joined by
two other girls, all of whom have
reservations on the Queen Mary
to sail Oct. 81. They will make
n stop enroute at Cherbourg,
France. The. girls became ac-
quainted at Camp Carson, Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, where their
husbands were stationed before
receiving their overseas assign
ments. They will be at the same
camp and expect to be close
neighbors for the duration of their
stay in Germany.
Guests at the Robert Larson
home the past week were Mrs.
Larson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Jensen of Kenmare, N. D.
Mr.. Jensen returned home Sum
day and Mrs. Jensen left today.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. st. Cyr took
their children to Wibaux and
Glendive Wednesday evening to
visit through their long school
week end with their grandpar-
ents. Bobbie and Bruce will visit
at Wibaux with Mrs. st. Cyr's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Nor
ris, and Beverly and Lynn will
spend the time at the home of
Mr.. st. Cyr's parents, the A. H.
st. Cyrs in Glendive.
Mrs. John Volden and three
children and Mrs. James Melton
and three children, all of For
syth, arrived in Sidney Wednes-
day evening for a few days
visit at the home of their
parents and grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. Bert LeSueur.
Mrs. Dick Grinold arrived in
Sidney Monday from Willmar,
Mimi, and will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. vern Kali
lavig and family at 628 9th ST,
S. E.
Mrs. Earl Mason returned Tues
day from Kalispell where she
went to attend funeral services
for her father, J.. M. Johnson, who
passed away at his home there
following an illness of
several years. The deceased is sur
vived by his wife and nine chill
iren and their families. Mr.. Ma
took his wife and her sister,
Mrs. Stanley Cannon of Fairview,
to Culbertson to leave from there
Saturday evening. Funeral ser
were held Monday.
Mrs. Harriet McKinstry and
Linda and Laurel, ar
lived in Sidney Tuesday morning
rom Roseburg, Oregon, and will
,isit here indefinitely at the home
If her mother, Mrs. Lila John
on. They made the trip by car
md visited enroute with friends
n Worland, Wyoming.
Mrs. Anna c. Johnson has re-
urned from an extensive trip to
he west coast where she has
'een visiting the past six weeks
mong relatives and old friends.
says there was much fog
nd rain on the coast but that
! agreed with her and that she !
vas in the best of health during |
time away. She enjoyed the
brill of riding in the Vista Dome
ar over the Cascade Mountains.
IRIS. Johnson made the trip west
n the Empire Builder from Will
ston and returned over the North !
IN Pacific with Stopovers on both
outes for visits with friends. She
eports a wonderful time but says
ne is glad to be home again with
er family and old friends and
amiliar surroundings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Norgaard re-
lrned Tuesday from a weeks
lip on which they visited at the
ONE of Mrs. Norgaard's daugh-
n, Mrs. Harold Simonson and
lmily at Bridger, and with Mrs.
orgaard'S daughter, the Carl Egg
2 family at Hysham.
Mrs. Ray Mccain of Missoula,
visiting here at the home of
er mother, Mrs. Andrew jackson.
Mrs. Eugene Gagner and Mrs.
ohn Miller of Fairview visited
Sidney Tuesday afternoon at
home of Mrs. Phil Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G.. Stewart
Saturday from a two
eeks' vacation trip that took
EN- into eight states. They Wis
ed friends they had met while
avid was in the Air Force and
ationed in California. While in
ismarck, they visited the Earl
elphreys and Eddie Conlins
no send greetings to their
lends in the SIDNEY areo Thav