The Sidney herald., 1957-01-24

wife of East st. Louis, Mo-, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Baue and Lewis
Baue of Genoa, Nebraska, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Zimmerman
of Gleindive. Daughters of the
deceased who were here during
their fathers last illness and made
a more extended visit with
their mother and other relatives
are Mrs. Clay Watts of Shelter
vile, Idaho, and Mrs. Ben Doyle
OF Forsyth. Mr.. Doyle came for
the funeral and will be accom-
panied home by his wife. George
Baue, a brother of the deceased.
came from Milwaukee, Oregon,
and will also visit here with rel
atives for a while. Mr.. Baue's
obituary will be found elsewhere
in this issue of the Herald.
Rev. Ralph Dixon of Medicine
Lake visited the McLain home re-
Gently and also the Rev. T. c..
Gustafson home at Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shale of
North Freedom, Wisconsin, ar
rived in Sidney Monday for a
three weeks visit at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl A. Parker, and
to get acquainted with their new
little twin grandchildren, a boy
and a girl born January Is at
the Community Memorial hospit-
al. North Freedom is in the beau
tiful "Dells of Wisconsin" where
Mr.. Shale has farming interests.
They tell us that a cold wave
hit that area shortly before they
left and that the temperature
dropped to IA below, comparable
to some of the weather they have
experienced since their arrival in
Sidney. Friends will be happy to
hear that Mrs. Parker and babies
returned to their home in the
Kincaid apartments Wednesday,
and are getting along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bailey were
in Sidney Friday from Glendive
and that happened to be Mr.. Bal
seventy-first birthday. They
visited Mrs. Bailey's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Hawley and called on friends in
he city.
Mrs. Pete Tanglen of Crane re-
turned home last week, Thursday
via the Great Northern En-
oire Builder, to Williston from
Iavre where she spent three
weeks visiting. Her son Lawrence
md she drove there December 80
and he returned January 2. Mrs.
Tanglen stayed for a longer Wis
t. Lawrence met her in Williston
by car when she returned.
Mrs. w. c. Trotter is visiting
It the home of her sister in st.
Joseph, Missouri.
Mrs. A. c. Paulson returned to
Ter home Tuesday from the Com
nunity Memorial hospital, where
he was under care for several
weeks following injuries received
n a fall. Mrs. Paulson is able to
,e around or crutches but will
,e confined to her home for some
ime, where she will continue I'M
Ter care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hall left
~ plane Wednesday for Colorado
springs, Colo, where they will
,e guests of the First National
Bank at the grand opening of
heir new bank building, to be
leld there Saturday. An elabor-
tie program of entertainment and
ightseeing has been planned for
he invited guests which will be-
in with an 8 o'clock breakfast
saturday morning. The meeting
nd indoor entertainment will be
ED at the world famous Broad
moor hotel, where the visitors
viii be guests of the First Nation
| Bank during their stay there.
Larry Nutter, who spent sew
raj weeks in Sidney at the home
f his uncle, Don Nutter and fam
y, has returned to his home in
,ensington, Md, where his moth
r and two brothers reside.
Bob Downs spent several days
, Billings recently where he I'M
erwent his regular check-up at
clinic.
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