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The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Petcrsens and Bach
hosts at Farewell Party

Mr.. end Mrs. Holger Petersen
and Nels Bach were hosts at a
farewell party at Mr.. Bach's
home Saturday evening honoring
Pr. and Mrs. Harley Carlson and
Mrs. Martin Laursen. Beautiful
floral arrangements, symbolic of
the Christmas season, ornamented
the home and the attractively APP
POINTED dinner table, at which
covers were laid for twenty-four
guests. The evening was spent
socially and a delightful hour
was enjoyed with all joining in
the singing of Christmas carols.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlson and fam
lily will leave soon for their new
home in Rochester, Mimi, and
Mrs. Laursen and her two sons
left by plane Monday evening to
spend the holidays at her native
home in Denmark.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Mary Gauker
Rites at St.
Philomena's

Requiem Mass for Mrs. Mary
Bridget Gauker II, was celebrat-
ed at 1000 a. m Friday, Dec. IS,
at st. Philomena's Catholic church
in Sidney. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor
c. j. Curtin was the celebrant
Father McDermott assisted with
the mass and gave the sermon.
The Rosary was recited at 300
p. m. Thursday in the Cloyd-Gor-
der Mortuary chapel with Father
McDermott as leader.
Mrs. Gauker, an early day resi-
dent of Sidney, died at the Com
munity Memorial hospital here
December IL following a stroke.
She was born in Covington,
KY, September 2, 1886, a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Workman.
She married Luther B. Gauker
at Indianapolis, Ind, November
26, 1907. They lived in Indian
apolis for five years before COM
ing to Sidney In 1912, where MIR.
Gauker was employed in retail
stores. Her husband died in
1855, but she continued to make
her home here until her death.
Surviving r a son, Leon
Gauker and his wife and their
daughter of st. Paul, Mimi, a
sister, Mrs. George Hurley, Cow
ington, KY, and one brother,
Thomas Workman, Indianapolis,
Ind. and their families. Leon and
his daughter, Mary Jean, spent
some time with his mother during
her last illness.
At the services, Petronella
Marman was the organist. PAIL
bearers were John Marman ST.,
VIM. Seitz ST., Elmer Sorenson,
Jimmie Lun, Bonnie Dave Jr.,
and H. j. Nelson. Interment was
in the family plot in st. Philo-
mena's Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Gauker, known to her
many friends throughout this area
as Mary, owned and operated
a restaurant business in Sidney
for many years. She continued
ilGI lllleIeSL LII Llldl DuolllCSS Oll1l
her husband became i'll and at
that time retired in order to de-
vote her entire time to caring for
him throughout his years of ILL
ness.
After her husbands death,
Mary" made a trip to her child
hood home in the East and spent
asst winter there with her aged
brother and sister and their FAM
lies, and among friends whom
he had not seen for many years.
She returned to Sidney in the
where her friends are
and continued to make
Ter home here until her death.
She was a faithful member of
It. Philomena's Catholic church
Sidney and active in the work
f st. Philomena's Altar Society
nd her church circle. !
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

| Beckley was employed at the
Valley Hardware store in Sidney
for five years and has many
friends with whom he renewed
acquaintance during his visit here.
Mrs. George Mielke left today
from Culbertson for Sunburst to
visit with her son Charles and
wife and their little daughter
Gayle, through the holidays.
Charles is connected with his
wife's father in an extensive
ranch industry about 81 miles
from Sunburst.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Marucheck
of Grassy Butte, N. OAK, were
Sunday dinner guests at the Carl
Neckeis home.
Cecil Neckels and Hans Vik
arrived home Saturday to spend
the Christmas vacation. Cecil
is a sophomore and Hans a
junior at st. Paul Bible Institute
at st. Paul.
Mrs. Clara Carter had for her
houseguests several days last
week her cousin, Mrs. Edna Cole
man and daughter Marlene of
Moosejaw, Saskatchewan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher
drove to Williston Monday to
meet Mr.. Fishers sister, Mrs.
James Clark of Shoal Lake, Man
itoba, who will visit here thru
the holidays.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

was 38 above here, it was sug.
gested to The Herald by one O.
our enterprising citizens who hac
visions of this area supplantinf
Florida as a winter retreat fol-
those allergic to freezing temper
atures, that we extend an invi-
tation to the Governor of thai
state to enjoy a vacation here. II
did seem paradoxical that such
interchangeable weather condi-
tons could happen in these two
areas Simultaneously. Florida sus-
tanned a multi-million dollar loss
IN fruit ami other crops as a
result, while some farmers in
eastern Montana were blowing
back their fields in preparation
for next springs cropping oper-
atoms. And the mild weather con-
;inues here as it never has before
that our old timers can recall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Noyes of
F'airview were visitors in Sidney
Tuesday. They will drive to Havre
20 spend Christmas with their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cray, after which
hey will drive to Arizona where
they will be with the Ivor Bru-
lords, formerly of Fairview. They
sold their drugstore at Fairview
to the present owners some time
ago and are now enjoying their
retirement.
A letter from Rod Hanson,
former manager of the Lower
Yellowstone REA here, now man.
ager of the REA at Fairfield,
Montana, tells us: Really enjoy
getting The Herald and keeping
up with activities in Richland
county -. Looks like the Sidney
Eagles are off to a good start
and we are expecting them to cop
the state championship again this
year. We send out best wishes
to all our Sidney and Richland
county friends and hope they
a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year"
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Harper are
looking forward to a family gath
during the holidays, when
their three sons Will be home
from their respective schools for
The vacation. Bob, a student at
he University of Minnesota in
and Tom and Bruce, stu
tents at Shattuck in Faribault,
will all arrive home Fri
lay. Miss Patti Book of Minneap-
Ills will be their houseguest New
Years. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Seitz met
heir son Jim in Glendive We'd
'esday morning on his arrival
lome for the Christmas vacation.
i'm is in his sophomore year at
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
HOMES TO
RECEIVE ANNUAL
KIWANIS CLUB A

The Sidney KlWanls club IS
again presenting awards for
Christmas home decorations. The
judging will take place during
the week between Christmas and
New Year. A drive around the
city will convince anyone that
competition will be keen. There
are many homes beautifully dec
Grated at this time and it is hoped
that there will be as many more
before Christmas eve. The awards
presented by the Kiwanis club
are in the form of bronze plaques
engraved with the name of the
winner and the date.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
MEMBERS OF COURT OF
MOTHER CABRINI

All members of the Court OF
Mother Cabrini of the Catholic
Daughters of America are re-
quested to attend Mass and Holy
Communion on Dec. %, the Feast
day oil st. Francis Zavier Ca
prini, popularity known as Mother
Cabrini. The Daily Masses at st.
Philomena's church are held at
7 and 8 a. m.
Baby sitters and transportation
will be provided for members, a
majority of whom are expected
to attend this Mass in honor of
Mother Cabrini.
The Court of Mother Cabrini
will hold a regular meeting Mon
day. December % at st. Philo-
mena's Parochial School. There
will be a short business session
at which all members are re-
quested to be in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

MI. and Mrs. George Milne
we're in Sidney Wednesday from
their farm in the northwest cor
ner of the county this side of the
Missouri south of Poplar. If this
weather keeps on, MI. Milne said
u people heading for the South
land, If not already there, with
reported weather conditions they
have encountered in some of the
winter spots, might wish they had
skipped this winters jaunt and
sojourn to enjoy it.
MI. and Mrs. Jay White are
leaving today by car for Waverly,
Mo-, where they will spend the
holiday vacation with Mr.. Whites
mother. Mrs. Hugh White, resid-
ing there. Mr.. White was raised in
that part Of Missouri and we
understand now how he comes
by that you have to show me-"
spirit natives of that state are
noted for. Mr.. and Mrs. White
may visit other southern sections
during their absence, but plan to
be home shortly after the holiday
season. He told us he didn't want
to be away from here when
good might break and
he looks for that in the oil game
in this area any time. In other
words, he still has faith that
county is not out of the
picture - yet.
Recently when reports on the
air told of the extremely cold
weather which had reached 10
above zero IN Florida while it
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
MRS. BOB HALL TO
CONDUCT CHILDREN'S
READING HOUR

Mrs. Bob Hall will read various
Christmas stories at the regular
Children's Reading Hour at the
library Saturday morning. She
will be assisted by Caryl Ander-
son a member of the Rainbow
Assembly for Girls. Mrs. Hall will
also have the children sing
Christmas carols, and will play
some Christmas records. Each
child will receive a Christmas
favor.
This will be the last meeting
OF the year as meetings will be
discontinued during the holidays.
Notice OF the next regular meet
ing will appear in a later issue
of the Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Catholic Ladies Altar
Society Reports Election
OF Officers

The Catholic Ladies' Altar So
Getty held the December meeting
ut st. Philomena's School. This
was tine annual meeting and the
following officers were elected:
Mrs. Joe Gartner, president; Mrs.
Gene Nordberg, vice president;
Mrs. Fred Kleysteuber, treas
lrer; Mrs. Gene Ostrem, secre-
tary. Mrs. David Clark and Mrs.
Cecile Gartlier were elected as
sistant chairmen.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

Friday evening. JoAnn was hos
tess to seven girl friends, Judy
Hagen, TULANE Hoversten, Bon
ME Atchison, Betty Hall, Kay
Roath, Jane Petersen and Janice
Ebersole. Following the six o'clock
dinner gifts were exchanged and
opened during a social hour. All
attended the Sidney-Hardin game
after which they returned to the
Ness home for refreshments and
a slumber party.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
p. e. o. Christmas Party
At Sig Anderson Home

Chapter w, PEG was entertain
cd at the home of Mrs. Sig An
derson Tuesday for the annual
Christmas party. Mrs. L. A. Witt
was assistant hostess. A very fine
musical program was put on by
Mrs. Harold Rounce, Mrs. Wayne
Cumming and Mrs. Walter Quill
hing, after which all joined in
the singing of Christmas carols.
Following the program gifts
were exchanged and the h~ostesses
served a lovely lunch of assort-
ed Christmas cookies and cake
with coffee.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
st. Jude's Circle Entertained
At Home of Mrs. AzaIea Homer

st. Jude's Circle of the Catholic
Ladies Altar society met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Azalea Homer with Mrs. Clyde
Moore and Mrs. Chester Boyer
as assistant hostesses. This was
the annual Christmas party at
which a tempting dessert course
was served and gifts were ex-
changed during a social hour.
Father McDermott was a special
guest.
New officers will take over at
the January meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Richland National Bank
Host to Directors
And EmnlOyees

The Richland National Bank di-
rectors and employees were guests
of the bank at a dinner party
Tuesday evening given at the La
londe hotel. Covers were laid
for twcnty-three guests and their
wives and husbands. The dinner
was served in the Frontier room
and was followed by an informal
hour of visiting.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

Drop In 1T either Of the Turner
Drug CO. stores and register for
free Gifts. A 3-spced portable
record player 1t downtown store
and . lovely all wool blanket 1T
Hotel Pharmacy. Remember, no
Obligation to buy, and you will
enjoy shopping 1t the RexAll
Stores In Sidney, Mont. Prizes
will be given at 4 p. m. at Hotel
Pharmacy and $3.50 at the down.
town store. 47-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
JIM CHEESEMAN'S PARENTS
OF BABY BOY

Announcement has been receive
ed by friends here Of the birth
Of a baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Grossman at their home in
Missoula- TIE new baby has
been naend Michael Mr.. and
Mrs. Grossman have two other
children. Jim and Stephen. Mr..
Grossman was with the General
Adjustment Service in Sidney for
some time and was transferred
from here to Missoula two years
ago.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Society
OES Chapter No. 81
Holds Meeting

AAVkOS VsxCCSAA8
The regular meeting of the
Richland Chapter No. 81 Order
of the Eastern Star was held
Dec. III at the Masonic Temple
with liberia Peterson, Worthy
Matron, and Jesse Baxter, Worthy
Patron, presiding. Members and
officers brought gifts for the Ma
sonic Home Christmas Party.
After the business meeting Ma
BILE Hansen gave an interesting
reading on christmas Tradi-
tons" Phyllis Ellington sang,
"How Jeseus Came Down unto
Men" and SAT Christmas Time"
After adjournment a delicious
lunch was served by Ann Ed
mondson, Lorrayne Mutt, and
Cora Paulson. The tables were
decorated to carry out the Christ
mas theme.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Congregational Sunshine
Circle Holds Christmas
Party at ID. III. Narum Home

Mrs. D. H. Narum, Mrs. Bud
Merrill and Mrs. Bud Simard
entertained the Sunshine Circle
of the Congregational church
guild at the Narum home Wednes-
day for the annual Christmas party.
The Christmas theme was carried
out in the room decorations and
also at the luncheon tables. The
lis luncheon was followed by
d social time and exchange OF
gifts.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Frettim
Hosts 10 Employees

MI. and Mrs. Henry Frettim
were hosts to the Frettim Garage
employees and their wives at a
$50 dinner at the Lalonde hotel
Monday evening. Dinner appoint
ments were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansgar Jensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnie Haugen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dewey, and the hosts, Mr..
and Mrs. Frettim.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Mrs. Wayne Cumming
Hostess to Bridge Club

Mrs. Wayne Cumming was hos
tess to her bridge club at a
Christmas party at her home
Thursday evening. A tempting
dessert course was followed by
the exchange Of gifts. The eve
ming was concluded with an hour
of bridge. Mrs. Bob st. Cyr and
Mrs. George Blubaugh were
awarded high and second high
score prizes respectfully.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Or. and Mrs. Harley Carlson
Hnnnred at HAhedauk Home

MI. and Mrs. Otto Habedank,
MI. ard Mrs. Harry Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs AL Lund were hosts
at a lovely z o'clock buffet din
ner given at the Habedank home
Sunday evening in compliment to
Dr.. and Mrs. Harley Carlson. The
Christmas theme was carried out
in the beautiful home and table
decorations. Following the dinner,
which was served to thirty guests,
various types of entertainment
were enjoyed, at the conclusion
of which all joined in the singing
of Christmas carols.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlson, who
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

Something In Cosmetics win
please that lovely lady. See our
beautiful assortment Of gift pack
ages In Cara Meme, Coty, Prince
MatchabeM, LenthAric, Old Spice,
Helena Rubinstein and Chanel.
Turner Drug c.. your Renal
stores In Sidney. Mont 47-1to
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

Still Cameras, Flash Cameras,
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black and white or color - See
the new P0laroid. Eastman, Basco,
Bell & Howell, Revere, Projectors,
Movie or 35mm- Screens, tripods,
gadget bags, accessory lenses, etc.
See the all at Turner Drug. 4 -2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

We have just received . ship
ment Of Remington Portable
Typewriters In three different
c0iors, and also Remington Rand
Portable Adding Machines. Come
In and z them. Sidney Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
Out of Town Guest
HoDOred at Bob Anvik's

Mrs. Bob AnVik entertained at
a coffee party at her home We'd
nesday afternoon in compliment
TO Mrs. Roy Walther of Panama,
who is visiting here at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Turner. A social afternoon vas
enjoyed and Mrs. Walther was
presented with a guest gift.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
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The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

Helena Rubinstein - the most
famous name in Cosmetics. Ex-
elusive In Sidney at the Hotel
Pharmacy. We have a complete
selection to choose from. Our girls
will Gift Wrap Free, your choices.
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The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
NEWS OMITTED

Some special articles and other
miscellaneous news which are be-
ing omitted from this issue of
The Herald for crowded space
reason, will appear in the De-
cember 26 issue. Contributors
please take notice.
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

Team Hi single - Turner's ms. $50;
Bowling Center 792. Pepsi Cola 100
Ind. Hi Single Gene - L. Simard
200. G.. SandnoLm 206. G. F1aherty 1893
Team HI 8 games - Bowling Gen.
ter $50. Turner'S ms. 2064. Jambors
ass.
Ind. HI 3 games - G. FEaherty 5N,
L. McCheney $40. L. Simard 500.
Tuesday Dee- -
Ind. H. s. - @. F1aherty and r.
Lee 40. L. Strnard and r. Lee 1914.
LII Anderson asa.
rlaherty sS7. L. Simard $50.
Team high single - Bowling Cen
ter 667 n 841, Turner's ms. Dol.
Team H. 8 - Bowling Center 2518,
Turner's ms. xn. Thorton's Jewelry
The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19
TIE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, Dec. 10, 1857

will leave soon to make their
home in Rochester, Mimi, were
presented with a farewell gift
from the group.