The Sidney herald., 1956-04-05

and with his sister and her hus-
band, MIR. and Mrs. Lionel Gall
and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Herman took
Mrs. Herman's sister and her hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bell
TO Glendive Wednesday evening
to leave from there by train for
Dallas, Texas, where Mrs. Bell
will undergo treatment at the
Hoxsey clinic. Q
Chuck Frost and Junior Badt,
who r attending Rocky Noun
tain College in Billings, spent the
Easter week end in Sidney at
their respective homes.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Motzko of
Trenton visited in Sidney Tues
day at the home of Mrs. MotZko's
mother, Mrs. Silver Quilting and
with her sisters and brothers and
their families. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Herman took them home that
afternoon and visited there thru
out the evening.
Dolores Peterson and Marlene
Fawcett students ait Manchester
College in st. Paul, are visiting
in Sidney through Easter week at
their respective homes.
MIR. and Mrs. Walt Dasinger
and children, Johnnie, Becky and
Lynn Ann, were Easter Sunday
guests of Mrs. Dasinger's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Fay Freeman
at their farm home 20 miles north
of Richey.
Miss Antonette Klette, student
at Concordia College, Minnesota,
spent the Easter vacation in Sid
ney with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Klette and her uncle,
Martin Klette who was visiting
them from Kalispel, Mont. Nh.
and Mrs. Klette took them to
WilliSton Monday, where they
left over the Great Northern,
Miss Klette for Concordia and her
uncle for his home at Kalispell.
Glenn Snyder, ST., writing
from Sheridan, Wyoming, informs
us that they have sold their
Sidney residence property thru
advertising in The Herald and
they expect TO be here soon in
that connection. MI. Snyder works
for a contracting firm now en-
gagged in stripping coal for the
Big Horn Coal Co., the vein run
ming from two to four feet thick
of semi-hard coal. The letter was
dated March 10 and Mr.. Snyder
wrote they had had 18 inches of
snow at Sheridan 'fthe last three
days and it is still showing" They
r going to be here for a few
days soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay White re-
turned last week from st. Peters
burg, Fla, where they spent the
winter. The Whites left Sunday
in October and drove to Mt.
Pleasant, Michigan, for a two
weeks visit enroute to st. Peters
burg. MI. White has a brother
in Mt. Pleasant and Mrs. Whites
mother and a brother live at ST.
Petersburg. While in Florida they
made a trip to the east coast to
visit friends. They returned to
Sidney over a northwesterly route,
visiting friends in jackson, Miss,
at points in Oklahoma, and in
Denver, Casper and Billings on
the way. They travelled over 5000
miles and with the exception of
a little rain and snow, which
caused them no inconvenience,
they report fine roads and wealth.
er at all times. They just missed
the bad storms that covered the
same areas they travelled through,
not. the least. of which was the
storm that hit western Montana
last week shortly after their safe
arrival in Sidney. They tell US
they had a wonderful winter but
are happy to be home again.
H. H. Kincaid is a patient at
the local hospital where he I'M
derwent minor surgery Monday.
r. B. Stevens is under medical
care at the local hospital this
week.
Mrs. Clara Lowry, who has
spent the past year at the homes
Of her daughters residing in Per-
ry, Oklahoma, and Greeley and
Evans, Colorado, returned last
week to her home in Sidney.
Rex Smelzer made a business
trip to Great Falls last week and