The Sidney herald., 1956-10-25

City and visited enroute with an
other brother, Donald Erickson
and family at Rugby, NJ. D. Tn
Ralph EricksonS own and operat,
their own drug store, the Erick
son Pharmacy, in Superior. Don
aid Erickson is Smith Hughes in.
structor in the Rugby high school
Rev. and Mrs. Bernard McLair
and his father, Harley McLain
attended the Institute of the Mon.
tana Council of Church Womer
held at the Methodist church ir
Glendive Friday. Mrs. Maxine
Scott of Billings, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Burnsides, was one
of the leaders.
Ale Stanley L. Smith, who is
stationed at Elmendorf ALB in
Alaska with the Alaskan Air
Command, is enjoying a 80 day
furlough visit here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Smith, and is also visiting his
grandparents, the Bailey Fishers
and among other relatives. STAN
ley is a member of the Alaskan
Air Command Rocket team pic
tured in last weeks Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Peterson,
who have been visiting here with
Mrs. Peterson's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Bailey Fisher and among
other relatives, left Monday to
return to their home in An
chorage, Alaska. The Petersons
had Travelled by air from Alaska
to Michigan, where they took de-
livery on a new car which they
planned to drive home. Due to
weather and road conditions at
this time of the year they recon-
sidered and decided to sell their
car in Seattle and make the rest
of the trip by plane.
Mrs. Jay Lalonde accompanied
her husband to Helena this week
or a business trip.
Mrs. Olive King vacated her
home in Sidney this week and
will leave Monday for Nampa,
Idaho, where she plans to locate
permanently. She sold her home
in Sidney to Dan Iversen. Mrs.
King spent last winter in Nampa,
where her son Gerald and family
live, and has many friends there.
Mrs. Mary Ann Irigoin left
Monday by bus for Billings,
where she will visit at the home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart
and their five children. From
there she will go to Chalice,
Idaho, to see another son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
man Pfeffer and two sons, and
then to Bakersfield, California.
In Bakersfield she will make an
extended visit at the home of her
and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. R. w. Summons and
their three children.
Mrs. Walter Quilting and
daughters, Brenda and Debby, left
Sunday for Stanley, Wisconsin,
where they will spend the week
with Mrs. Quilling's father, Ed
.ixford, who is i'll at his home
here.
j. L. Van Loan of Monmouth,
Oregon, Mrs. j. S. Beagle's oldest
brother, and her youngest sister,
Mrs. Fred Holman of Dallas,
Oregon, are enjoying a two
months visit here at the DIR. j.
5. Beagle home. They came to
spend some time and be here for
he celebration of Mrs. Beagle
md Mrs. Holman's birthdays,
both of which r being observed
his month.
Mrs. Guy McCurdy returned
evening from Billings,
where she has been with her
on-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Grs. Jack Meyer and helping to
are for their three children be-
ause of Mrs. Meyers illness.
She also visited at the home Of
Ter son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
nd Mrs. Floyd Harris, and was
here to welcome a new little
randchild to the Harris home, +;
'atricia Colleen, born October 10. j
he Harris have three other chill '
rem, all boys, David, Dennis |
nd Richey Van. Mr.. Harris is I
manager of one of the Clark Gro
cry stores in Billings and MIR. !
1eyer is employed as meat cut {
er in the same store. Mrs. Nc |
.urdy tells us that her daughter {