The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31

spread construction jobs, and h
and Mrs. Snyder have a traile
house to move from one to thu
next as he is assigned. At Mino
he was employed on an air bas'
construction contract the compan,
has.
George Murray. sheep and WOO
dealer, who spends the summer.
at Browning in Glacier county
and points in Washington state
contracting lambs for feeder
and packer clients, has returned
to give attention through the fall
and winter to the Sidney enc
of his business. He is one of the
biggest operators in the lamb and
sheep business in Montana.
A recent letter from Mrs. E,
B. Brown, who spent the summer
at Big Creek, California, asked
us to change the address Of her
Herald to Kittitas, Washington,
"as l intend to leave Big Creek
on the 21st of September and
will be in Washington for an in
definite time. l look forward to
every issue of The Herald with
great interest - even though
much of it is unfamiliar as to
names of residents - as Sidney
still seems like Home to me.
I find many items of special in
terest in Mrs. Art Nelson's Re
member column" Mrs. Brown,
an early long time resident of
Sidney, spent part of the early
summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Renshaw
of Ekalaka are visiting among
friends in Sidney this week and
while here are houseguests at
the j. j. Dore home. The Rem
shaws made their home in Sid
ney for several years while Mr..
Renshaw was district agent for
the Bankers Life Insurance Co.,
and Mrs. Renshaw also had an
agency with the company. Mr..
Rensnaw retired several years
ago and they returned to their
former home at Ekalaka to re-
side.
j. P. Francis of Savage, writ
ing from Minneapolis where he
has been visiting a daughter and
her family, advises us he is
leaving there this week for Nep-
onset, ILL.,, where he will visit
an older sister who is in failing
health. He spent last winter
there, a good share of the time
in a hospital. He plans to be
back at the farm which he rents
to a neighbor when the weather
warns up in the spring.
Oscar Labidee, in Sidney Tues
day from his farm south of
told us his auction sale
last week Thursday was a grand
success He is retiring from farm
but he and Mrs. Labidee
will stay on the farm this win
ter, with indefinite plans for the
future. They may decide I'LL
simately to establish permanent
residence in Sidney, in which
case they probably would build a
nome, he said.
Mrs. N. K. Nielsen is expect
ID home Friday from Minneapo-
is, where she visited at the home
# her son-in-law and daughter,
dr. and Mrs. Lee McKinnon, and
ook care of the children while
heir mother was under hospital
are for a back allment.
Roger G.. Oviatt, choirmaster !
f Shattuck School, Faribault, 4
Minnesota, has announced the !
election of 48 students to mem !
ership in the choir. Included in c
group is Thomas Harper, son I
f DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Harper, q
20 Second Ave. S. E., Sidney. I
Edgar Fisher, formerly of Sid e
ey and the Charlie Creek COM r
has been appointed dis Y
let manager over the western t
art of the state for the Treasure t
tate Insurance Co. Upon re- t
the appointment he NOV 4
/ his family from Billings to n
[issoula, where they have bought
new home at SIG Dixon. [
Mrs. Harold Kappel and little Il
aughter Tana of Saco, visited v
.veral days the past week at t
e home of Mrs. Kappel's moth a
), Mrs. Clara Smith. The Kap- "
is, are prominent ranchers from
,rth of Saco. Mr.. Kappel ship re
ID cattle to the Sioux City, S. a
ak, market while his family L
as in Sidney. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mowbray al
ent a few days in Sidney last L
eek packing their household to
'ods for shipment to Durango, w
yoming, where they have a new b,
me under construction and will al
permanently located. Mr.. ia
.wbray has been in Durango
ost of the past year and Mrs. st
owbray has been with him a H
cd share of that time. They w
ntinued to keep their home in M
dney with the idea that they ar
ght return, and rented a fur
she'd apartment in Durango. of
:. Mowbray is drilling super tn
.endent for the Sun Oil Co. he
w. Miller of Chicago has tn
en- a business caller in Sidney so
, past week and during that wi
he has been entertained at LIE
lners at the home of Mr.. and de
s. George Blubaugh. Mr.. Miller
with the Pneumatic Tools Co., m;
Mr. r~eDrecantc in air