The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

q TlOe lndt lar from MILES lily
where she is attending nurses
training. Joan spent the week end
here with her parents and return
ed to her training on Monday of
this week.
The local firemen sponsored the
Little Oscar Show" which was
held at the high school gymnas-
ium on Saturday night as their
annual Fireman's Ball. A very
good crowd attended the show and
dance.
The annual school picnic was
held at. the usual picnic grounds
south of town on Saturday, May
rs with a good turnout in spite of
the windy weather. After a very
bountiful dinner games and races
were played under the direction
of Dick Bell with candy bars
awarded as prizes to winners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rogers and
family left early Saturday morn
ing on a trip which will take them
to Pryor, Oklahoma to visit with
Ben's father and other relatives
and friends for a week with plans
to return on Sunday this week end.
After getting an early start Sat-
urday morning they lost nearly
the full day as Ben discovered he
had left his billfold at home when
he went to pay for dinner at Dick
inson, North Dakota, and had to
return home to get it, thus not
getting started from here again IN
til afternoon.
Mrs. Pude Dotson and son Mil
ton left Sunday morning for Glen
dive where they took a bus for
Lindsey, California where she
plans to spend a month visiting
with her daughter Doris, who is
now Mrs. Ernest MacAllister. Mrs.
Dotson planned on stopping in
Butte for a brief visit with hen
sons Dale and Jack Dotson who
work there. George Dotson went
as far as Glendive with his moth
er and will spend the summer
with his sister Mary, now Mrs.
Laramie Keller, who lives on a
farm near Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Het Moe and fam
lily drove to Glendive Sunday TAX
ing Mrs. Pude Dotson and boys
there to catch the bus and to spend
the day in Shika Park South of
Glendive. That evening MIR. and
Mrs. Don Petrik and children Wis
tied at the Moe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Schultz
and family left Friday morning for
Foster, Minnesota, where they
will visit at Mr.. Schultz's parents
and other relatives and friends.
They also plan on visiting in In
ternational Falls with Mr.. and
Mrs. Orley Waller before their re-
turn home at the end of two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erich Pust and
family left on Saturday for Bill
lings where Mrs. Pust will consult
with doctors and they will visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Lightfield and
children drove to Miles City last
week end where they attended the
Wild Horse Sale which was held
there.
Don Burgess of Columbus ar
rived here on Friday of last week
for closing school activities and a
few days visit with relatives and
friends. While here he was a guest
at the Grant Burgess home. He
returned to Columbus on Monday
as he received word from his
mother that he could go to work
on Wednesday as carpenters help
there.
Word has been received here of
the birth of a baby daughter to
the former Betty Ann Killian in
Minot, North Dakota. The baby
has been named Patricia Kay and
weighed 8 pounds and 8 ounces.
The Lambert Stock Cars went
to Circle Sunday where they en-
tered the races and came home
with many wins again. There
we're four cars from here again,
those of Orville Sharbono, Larry
Williams, Don Lyon and Warren
Schilling. The time made in the
time trials were Warren 24.5, Don
25, Orville 24.3 and Larry PA.
Don placed first in the second heat
race, first in the A main and took
the trophy dash. Warren placed
fifth in the third heat, first in the
. main, Larry took third in the
third heat, second in the B main
and second in the trophy dash.
Orville won second in the third
neat, third in the A main and
bird in the trophy dash. The cars
will enter in Memorial Day races
n Ccohev Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pribnow and
Kenneth Clyde of Sand Point, J
IDAHO arrived here Friday of last
week and while here are guests ,
If Miss Alice Kempel, fiancee OF /
Mr. Clyde at the Erich Pust home.
Saturday evening the guests and
Mss Klempel were dinner guests
t the Paul Heringer home.
On Tuesday, June 4, a film on Z
Breast Cancer will be shown in
he high school auditorium by {
drs. Ben Hubley and Mrs. Mary !
Alice Rehbein at 2:30 pm. This 8
lin is for ladies only and the
aides of the community are urged .
o attend. Coffee and cake will be : !
erved after the film
Mrs. Lille Nevins was honor Z
d on Sunday at the Roland New q
rs home when her children met c
4 remembrance of her birthday p
,hich was on Monday. Guests :
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Quill =
.ng and family Of Sidney and Or
who lives with his mother.
NJ H.