The Sidney herald., 1957-03-28
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

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Friday evening, MI. and Mrs.
Floyd Williams and family were
dinner guests and on this past
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bur-
CESS and family were guests.
MIR. and Mrs. James Roberts
and family arrived here from Wis
consin on Wednesday of last
week and are being settled in the
parsonage where they will make
| their home while serving the
| Christian and Missionary Alliance
church here. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Roberts brought their furniture
here by truck after visiting with
relatives in the East. At present,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts are house
guests at the John Bolstad home
until the parsonage is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Kringen spent
the week end in Sidney caring for
the Bill Mullin children while
their parents were in Billings. MIR.
and Mrs. Kringen are aunt and
uncle of Mr.. and Mrs. Mullin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wescom
drove to the TV tower near Will
liston on Sunday and report that
it is very interesting to see.
Roger Hyem drove TO Red Lodge
for a week end with his parents
and other relatives and friends.
Due to car trouble he arrived
home Monday night.
Mrs. Paul Fink was honored at
a stork shower on Thursday of
last week at the Ben MERCER
home with Mrs. Ivan Thomas and
Mrs. Pershing Carter as co-hostess.
The afternoon was spent socially
and unscrambling letters to make
names which proved very inter
esting. Mrs. Fink then opened her
many pretty and useful gifts and
coffee and fancy cookies were SER
we'd at the close of the afternoon.
The trailer houses are leaving
one by one. This past week saw
two go, which leaves only one that
Leo Larson of the road crew has.
However there are still four trail
er houses parked on the trailer
court, two of which are unoccu-
pied and the Wescom trailer house.
This Saturday night, March 30,
is the Dinner of Nations" Re-
member the date and this is spon-
sored by the PTA, the money will
be used to help students attend
High School Week, Girls and Boys
State. Let's see you there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Heiser and
family spent the week end in Bill
ings, Montana, where they visit
ed two of Mrs. Heiser's brothers
Frank and Jack Sticka and fam
lilies. Miss Kathleen Sticka of Sid
ney accompanied them there
and they picked up their daughter
Joan in Miles City, who also en-
joyed the week end in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hottie have
moved back to their farm after
spending the winter in Sidney
where both were employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Het Moe and fam
lily were Sunday dinner guests in
Sidney at the home of Mrs. Noes
mother, Mrs. Mana Hopkins and
son, Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Charles Williams
home.
Family night was held at the
First Lutheran Church on Sunday
evening, beginning with a pot
luck supper at 600 after a social
hour around the supper table, a
film on "Sumatra" was shown in
the church sanctuary.
Miss Sandra Reimann was an
overnight guest of Miss Lorna
Burgess on Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reimann
and family were Saturday evening
supper guests at the Lloyd Butz
home.
Mrs. Morgan Mathison and sons
of Glasgow, spent the week end
visiting relatives and friends in
the Sidney and Lambert area
her husband attended an
elevator meeting in Great Falls.
Mrs. Martin Lake and Mrs.
CORN Petersen and Petrea drove
to Enid on Sunday where they
visited at the Paul Petrik home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rehbein are
the parents of a baby girl( born
March 20, at the Sidney
hospital.
Mrs. Pershing Carter is a pa
tent in the Sidney hospital for a
few days and will undergo a SER
les of tests.
The annual school election for
and special mill levees
will be held at the school on April
9Th between the hours of 2 and 6
pm. The term of Mrs. Roland
.evins has expired as yet no can
1idates have been petitioned for
he election. The deadline is Mon
lay before election in order to have
!, name on the ballot. The special
mill levies are lower this year
IL mills for the high school
raise $12,000.00 and a IA mill
evy for the grade school to raise
IS, 10000 These mills must be vot-
ID in SO that the school can run.
Remember Saturday, April eth
zee you at the polls.
The Band Mothers will be serv-
ng lunch in the school lunch
DOM Saturday afternoon, April 6,
he same day as the school cleo
ion. This will not be a food sale
,ut there will be coffee and some
hing sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pude Dotson, Mil
on and Dolores and Gene Le-
'eno drove to Sidney Sunday af-
ernoon and visited at the STAN
ey Levno home.
Miss Alvine LentZner who is