The Sidney herald., 1957-12-26

Jaqueth. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Libby are staying with Grandma
Radcliffe while they are away.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Covlin
have returned from the Twin
Cities where they attended a
Farmers Union convention.
Mrs. Henry Wienke of Column
bia Falls, Montana visited a part
Of last week at the homes of
her son Ralph, and daughter Mrs.
Robert Eggebrecht. She returned
to her home for Christmas. After
Christmas, the Wienkes plan to go
to California for the remainder
of the winter. Their two sons,
Gordon and Stanley live in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ora
Der of Wolf Point were Richey
visitors last week end.
MI. and Mrs. James Copas of
Terry are parents Of a baby
daughter, born to them on De-
cember 10Th at the Terry hos
pital. She weighed 6 pounds, IA
ounces.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Schmidt
are on vacation in the Hawaiian
Islands. They were accompanied
by Jim's parents, from Glendive.
The elder Schmidts will remain
in Hawaii for the remainder of
the winter but the Jim Schmidts
will be home shortly after New
Years Day. Jim has a brother
living in Hawaii. While the
Schmidts are away Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Morey of Opheim are liv-
ing in their home and Mr.. Morey
is in charge of the elevator.
Friends here were shocked to
hear of the death of the second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Shuts, Mary Ellen, affectionate-
ly known as "Petey' to Richey
people. About a month ago she
was killed at Shelby, Montana,
when a pickup truck she was
driving overturned and pinned
her beneath it. She leaves two
small children.
Mrs. Alice Baldwin left Friday
for Post Falls, Idaho, where she
will spend the winter at the home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ziegle.
The local Masonic Lodge, Tyre
No. 1876, installed the following
slate of officers at their regular
meeting last Thursday evening:
Worshipful Master Lloyd Johns
ton, Senior Warden Ole L. Jen-
sen, Junior Warden Edgar Whit
mer, Treasurer F. N. B~utterfield,
Secretary P. P. Lawrence Chap
lain Harold Berry, Senior Dea-
con Keith Waters, Junior Deacon
Robert Richey, Senior Steward
Herman Wuertz, Junior Steward
Ralph Levengood, Tyler Harry
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Balls attend
ed the Christmas program at the
Kalberg school last Friday eve
ming. Their grandchildren, the
Julius Zimdar children attend this
school. The teacher is Mrs. Re-
gan.
The Richey high and grade
schools under the direction of
Miss Besser, presented a very de-
lightful music program at the
school gymnasium on Thursday
evening. The program follows:
Band - Jingle Bells Rhapso-
dy", Frosty, the Snowman,
Comes Santa Claus" Brass
Sextet - "Ring Christmas Bells.
Rhythm Band, First Grade, ia
net Schwartz, conductor - "Susy
Snowflake, Rudolph the Red
Nosed Reindeer"
"The Shoemaker and the
Elves, song story, second grade.
Christmas in England - Short
Play, third grade. twas the
Night Before Christmas" - Dra-
..atization by fourth grade, High
girls chorus. Christmas in
Richey 1916, sixth grade.
Christmas by C~andlelight',
Il. S. Mixed Chorus, 7th and 9th
grade chorus. Nativity scene by
fifth grade.
Al Engleman, who has been
Employed at the Waters ranch
the past season left Mon
lay last week for his home at
Woodville, Wis.
1.-THE Kitchen Kutie Band" of
he American Legion auxiliary
lrove to Baker last Saturday af-
ernoon where they furnished
,art of the entertainment for the
auxiliary Christmas party
hat evening sponsored by the
Baker Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wienke
f Venice, California have an
.ounced the birth of a son on
18th. He has been
AIMED Jeffrey Lee.
Mrs. Robert Eggebrecht spent
part of last week in Billings
eceiving medical attention. She
ras accompanied home Friday
y their daughter, Mrs. Leonard
Tnruh and children, who will
pend Christmas with the Egge-
rechts.
Bob Volbrecht has been dis
.arged from the service and
as returned home from Califor-
Ia, where he was last stationed.
The Young Mothers Sewing
lub was entertained last week
! the Dale Waters home. Hos