The Sidney herald., 1957-07-11

is SuTNlNSQ ny Ills WIG Oh OpTlng-
field, and three sons and one
daughter, all of Eugene, Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Peace anc
daughters, Karen and Linda
have returned to Butte after Z
several weeks visit at the par
entail home of Mrs. Peace, L. w
Fenske of west Savage. Mr.
Peace is employed as Extension
| Agent of Silver Bow county.
Mrs. Francis Jones and her son
| Nicky and mother, Mrs. Nick
Hansen, returned last week from
a three weeks vacation trip to
Seattle and other west coast
points. In Seattle they visited at
the home of their niece and
granddaughter, MI. and Mrs. Bud
Dennis; with the Peter Dam
skovs and their daughters, Dora
and Marian in Portland; and at
the c. G.. GLAND home in Eugene.
Mrs. GLAND they tell us is recov-
ering from injuries sustained in
a fall about six weeks ago, at
which time she was under hos
pital care for a few days. Another
of the Damskov girls, Ruth and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
Larson, operate a ladies' dress
shop in Eugene, 1.-THE Town and
Traveller" and they enjoyed a
visit at their home too. While in
Eugene they took in the Mon
tana picnic and visited there
with the Hoffsots and Teisingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teisinger are now
making their home with their
daughter Dorcas and her family
in Eugene. They also spent a day
at the beautiful ranch home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Reynolds and
family at Euphrata, Washington,
close to Moses Lake. The Rey-
nolds ranch they tell us was
among the most beautiful places
visited on their entire trip. Mrs.
Reynolds had just recently re-
turned home from Sidney, where
she came to attend the funeral
of her late uncle, Christoffer An
derson. A pleasure trip to Van
couver, B. c., was also included
in their itinerary. They report
good weather and roads and a
fine time visiting relatives and
old friends, and sight seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Zikmund
and five children returned Sat-
from Grand Forks, N. D.,
where they attended funeral SER
vices for Mr. Zikmund's mother,
who passed away suddenly at her
home there the previous week
from a heart ailment. She is sur-
vived by her husband, three sons
and three daughters, all of whom
live in that area but Stanley.
The Zikmunds also visited her
parents, MI. and Mrs. Arthur Lar
son and sisters and brothers in
Grand Forks and at Twin Lakes,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Left Dreyer and
five of their children visited in
Sidney from Wednesday through
the holiday week end at the home
of Mrs. Dreyer's parents, MI. and
Mrs. Ed Copeland. They left their
son Ralph with his parents at
their ranch near Circle and were
TO pick him up at Miles City on
their return Monday to their
home in Billings, where Mr..
Dreyer is located as internal rev.
enue officer. While they wer
here they spent a day at the Step
pier ranch at Andes and all en-
a ride in the Steppler air.
Diane. Mrs. Dreyer was the for
ner Caroline copeland.
Mrs. Mary Christensen has for
Ter house guests her daughter,
Mrs. Al Mortinson and three chill
iren of Seattle Washington and
1er son and his wife, Mr., and
Mrs. Al Christensen of Corvallis,
Mrs. Mortinson and
,hildren arrived July 2 and Will
visit here for three weeks, when
Mr.. Mortinson, who is employed
IS a salesman in Seattle, will
irive out on his vacation and
axe them back with him. Al is
IN the high school faculty at Cor
yallis and he and his wife are
pending part of their vacation
lere with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Palodichuk
md four children visited through
he holiday week end at The home
# his sister, Mrs. Emery Cobb
nd family in Havre. The Cobbs
lad been visiting in Sidney and
heir mother, Mrs. FREQ Palcdi-
hulk accompanied them home
nd was also there with her son
nd his family. Mr.. COBB is en-
,loyed by the Havre Transfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ford, Dianne
nd Mary Sue, and Mrs. Ford's
mother, Mrs. Winnifred Hurst, re-
urned Sunday from n vacation
rip to the Black Hills. They
at Belle Fourche, while
njoying many scenic drives
throughout the Black Hills area.
hey also attended the Passion
lay at Spearfish and took in a
odeo at Rapid City.
House guests at the George
,olte home several days last
eek were Mrs. Bolte's niece and
err husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
'ictor and daughter Jane of Bis
,arck, N. D. The Victors were =;
n a vacation trip to the park d,
nd spent three days here en- !,
,ute. MIR. Victor works for Dan !
Iugan and Mrs. Victor is en- /,
loyed at the North Dakota State !
:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Sanderson |
nd Louise VOORHEES, Hoback of t
filings were among the many
ON out of town who were in $
idney Saturday for the 25th re- !
MON of their high school gradua- /
on class.
Bergliot Morris of Culbertson