The Sidney herald., 1957-07-11

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three sisters and two brother.
and their families, all of whom
live near together except tho
Parkers. One sister and her fami-
ly who live in Milwaukee and
were home for the reunion, have
since moved to Pennsylvania
which will lessen the possibility
of another such family gathering
in a long time, In the family
group were nine grandchildren
Mrs. Ella X. Weaver had for
her July 4th week end guests
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
ana Mrs. Ben Halversen of Libby,
Montana. After a very happy visit
here with their mother they went
to Glendive for an overnight
visit with Mrs. Halversen's sis
ter, Mrs. Selma Stark, before re-
turning to Libby.
Leon Cummings, with Mrs.
Cummings brother, Bert Saxton
and George Doane, SO, both of
Menominie, Wis, who are visiting
at the Cummings home at Richey,
were visitors in Sidney yester-
day and took in the cattle sale
at the Yellowstone Livestock
Commission yards. Mr.. and Mrs.
Saxton and Mr.. Doane came out
at this time especially, Mr.. Cum
mings told us, to take in the ro-
dec at Wolf Point this week end.
The Saxtons had been here to at
tend it before, but for Mr.. Doane
who has never before been far
Their west than st. Paul, Mimi, it
is the first time. Saxton work
ed here in 1909 for Jake Dore on
his Spring Coulee ranch. They
will leave the first of next week
to return to their home at Me-
nominie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Schwartz
and son Donald of San Diego,
California, were renewing old ac-
quaintances in Sidney Tuesday.
They are visiting her brother,
Ted Burau and family and her
sister, Mrs. Olaf Vangsness and
family at Savage this week,
and also her parents and friends
in Clendive. Making the trip
from San Diego by car, they at
tended the Golden Wedding an
niversary of his parents at Free
man, South Dakota. His parents
and his mothers sister were mar
ried in a double wedding cere-
mony at Freeman June 26, 1907,
and the anniversary celebration
was June 26, 1857, with a family
reunion. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwartz we're raised In what is
now Richland county, he on his
parental farm on Retah Table
south of Lambert, where they To-
Gated in 1912, coming from Free |
man, South Dakota. Mrs. Sch
wartz's mother worked in the
hospital in Sidney back in 1914
md she attended school here.
They are leaving Friday to return
% their home in San Diego,
where Mr.. Schwartz is employed
by the Consolidated Aircraft Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Wheeler
we're here from Hamilton, Mon
ana, in Ravalli county, at the
extreme western edge of the
state where they have resided,
except for a year more or less in
since they left Sidney
a number of years ago. They
brought their daughter, Mrs.
John Curtis and son Bobby, who
had been visiting them, back to
heir home, all to be here for the
Inc Fourth of July Frolic Ro-
leo celebration which Mr..
Wheeler said surpassed in thrills
nd spills his expectations and
lie has cen a lot of rodeos. They
anne over the north route via
iavre and Glasgow and he told
S crops all along the way are
Uniformly the best he has ever
cen in the state at this time of
he year and there should be a
umper statewide harvest if ia
orable conditions continue. Ham
ton is in the center of q
prosperous and splendid irriga-
ion development, with wheat,
ugar beets, feed crops and cat
le the mainstay productions. Ap-
lie orchards and other fruits are
OF bearing now as they once did
nd farmers r giving less time 4,
} their cultivation, Mr.. Wheeler /,
aid. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler left
he first of the week to drive to
leyburn, Sask., Canada, to visit !
is brother and family. The bro !
Ter has been located there 35 :
ears. Gene and Mrs. Wheeler
re still in love with Sidney and S
lay move back here some time, i
e said. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Halter ,
adj for their houseguests Mr.. and |
rs. Henry Ulrick of Wilton, N. '
:, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Lam I
ert of Cole Harbor, N. D. Rob- S
t Halter Of Casper, Wyoming,
IS also been visiting at his par q
ltal home the past week. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Clark and +
rec children of Three Forks, n
ont, are visiting her parents, v
e Gebhardts and her sister, {
rs. Everett Goldsmith and fami- d
at Savage and her brothers h
I'd their families in the west '
wage community. They called u
The Herald office Wednesday II
their way to Cartwright, o
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