The Sidney herald., 1956-04-19

also enjoy a visit with his daugh-
ter Dolores, who is attending
Manchester College, and his son
and daughter-in-law MIR. and
Mrs. Ivan Peterson Jr. Ivan is
attending the state university,
where he is majoring in dentistry.
r. B. Stevens was taken to
Glendive Saturday, where he is
now under medical care at the
N. P. Hospital.
Mrs. j. ". Lewis of Granville,
N. OAK, mother of Mrs. Marvin
Berry of Sidney, passed away at
a Minot hospital Saturday, April
81. The deceased was 81 years
old and had been in poor health
for some time. Mrs. Berry was
with her mother for several days
before her death. Other survivors
are her husband and two sons,
Robert and Wayne Lewis, all of
Granville. and two grandchildren.
Mr.. Berry and children, Roger
and Karen, accompanied by Mrs.
Pete TOfte, a niece of the deceas-
ed, drove to Granville Monday
to attend funeral services which
were held there at Saline Baptist
church Tuesday. They are ex-
pected home today.
The Rev. Alfred Jensen left
by train Wednesday for Portland,
Oregon, where he will represent
the Montana Lutheran Welfare
at. a general welfare meeting to
be held there April 1922.
Hurry Carey took his wife and
children to Columbus Saturday
for a weeks visit at the home of
her parents. Hurry returned to
Sidney Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evanson
and daughter Linda and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hank Hamburg and son Ter
ry were overnight guests in Great
Falls Saturday where the Ham
burgs went to attend a Walther
League meeting held there Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Evanson and
daughter visited at the homes of
Mrs. Evanson's sister, Mrs. Le-
land Smelser, and brother La
Verne Becker.
Rev. Reuben Strutz, pastor of
the Evangelical United Brethren
church, Billings, and his wife Wis
tied in Sidney last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Strutz' cousin, Mrs.
Roy Rounce. They were on their
way to North Dakota, where they
were going to visit at Rev. Strutz'
former pastorates in Bowbells and
Coteau and take part in the 25th
anniversary ceremonies at the
Coteau church, which was organ
lied by Rev. Strutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kopp Wis
tied the Old Folks Home at Ar
negaard, N. OAK, last Tuesday,
managed by the Rev. and Mrs.
Holland. and they also called
at the Bethel Home in Williston.
MIR. and Mrs. Kopp are in charge
of the Richland County Home for
the Aged.
DR.. and Mrs. A. R. Sanford will
leave this weekend for Minneap-
oils where DR.. Sanford will at
tend the Minnesota State Dental
convention. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Sanford of Fairview,
will stay in Sidney with the chill
dren while they are away.
Fred Hubbard, State Sales Di-
rector for the U. S. Savings Bond
Division, U. S. Treasury, is in Sid
ney today. He says that bond sales
are up in the state for the first
quarter of 1856 and Richland
County has surpassed its quota.
Fred Mielke is Savings Bond Sales
chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Gould OF
CulbertSon stopped in Sidney
Wednesday returning home from
Apache Junction, Arizona, near
Phoenix, where they spent the
winter for the sixth straight year
they have been in Arizona, the
others at Mesa. They drove down
in December, just in time to es-
cape the cold break in the
weather here that lasted almost
continuously through March.
They saw the Jim Sandersons,
A. M. Cooleys and other Sidney
and Fairview people in Mesa
which was only a short drive
from Apache Junction where
they say all tourist .accomoda-
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winter months. 1t is nice 10 get
back again, Mrs. Gould who call
ed to have their Herald address
changed back to Culbertson, told
us.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Anderson are
here from Crosby, North Dakota,
visiting at the home of their son,
Anderson and family.
Mr.. Anderson tells us they had
some nice wet snowfalls in the
Crosby territory during March
which melted into the ground
with very little if any runoff and
fields are in good condition for
seeding which was getting well
started when they left the first
of the week for Sidney.
j. M. Ashmore has been trans
ferred from Williston to Sidney
as representative in this territory
including northwestern North
Dakota counties for Bismarck
Catholic Ladies' rummage sale
Saturday AuriI 81 in church