The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04

to visit their daughter Alma,
Mrs. Gerald Embury, and will
also visit in Minnesota before
returning home. Oscar and Ire
vor are patching meanwhile.
Christine Oakland returned to
her nurses student work at Minot
after a three weeks vacation
here with home folks. Hjalmer
Nyborg accompanied the Oak
lands on the trip.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Scrivner and
Severt S%ponheim visited Williston
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Gilman Wang at Mime
apolis last week attended Nation
al Lutheran officers meet Monday
through Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Vickers brought
her mother home with her from
the Sidney hospital last Wednes-
day and will care for her here.
Betty Green, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Green is visit
ing her cousins at the Richard
Croys home.
Mrs. Jennie Anderson brought
her daughter and grandson, Mrs.
Bernard Innes and Carl from
Wiliston last Wednesday to call
on friends of the vicinity and
view the fields at the Anderson
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson
and children r here from Far
go visiting the parental Roy
Johnsons and his brother and
sisters here. They had recently
sold their residence in Fargo
which was located in the lorna
do area of town and moved to
another part of town thus avoid
ing disaster by a very few days.
Their former residence was de-
stroyed.
Local All clubs went to camp
at Epping-Springbrook Dam last
week Thursday through Satur-
day. The eight local members
are Judy Croy, Frances Lindsey,
Ann Marie Croy, Donna Klym,
Marianne Gullikson, Mile Jean
Faulkner, Donald Croy and Paul
Oakland. Mrs. Forrest johnson
was chaperone and they were a
part of 200 members in camp.
This last Sunday both All
and their families and
friends had a picnic at Blue
.uttes. James Gullikson had
spent a few days at the state
amp at Lake Metigoshe going
here with Kermit Toepke, coun-
y agent.
B. V. Kellogg, a former resident
living at Junction City,
oregon, arrived again from Ford
lille, a still earlier home, and
S renewing acquaintance with
elatives and friends before re-
urning to Oregon.
Mary Margaret McChesney.
Donna and Carol Klym and Mile
can Faulkner rode with Mrs.
,lletson on the mail route last
Three local Flu Juniors attend
d Jr. camp at Lake Tobiason
ear Hatton. They were Sue and
zone Dobias and Laura Klose.
FLU Reserve campers spent
unday night through Wednesday
t Epping-Springbrook dam. They
'ere David and Allan Lassey,
rlen Johnson, Roger Lassey,
'onna Dobias, Cheryl Wang. Hell
4 Lassey was leader and Mrs.
ert Youngstown was camp cook.
Mary Margaret McChesney and
ane Oakland visitors We'd
esday of Donna and Carol Klym.
Mrs. Louis Hagen is home af-
r spending some time at Ink
er and Grand Forks with her
aughters.
MI. and Mrs. o. j. Odegaard
a drive to Glendive
where they visited Mr..
Mrs. Henry Servas and also
owe out to Mrs. Bertha Sund-
lg's summer cabins.
Mrs. Scrivner a out of driv-
s license blanks Friday. How
'er, applications can still be
ade for licenses which will be
allied to the APPLICANTS from
smarck.
Vernon Klose, James Opsta and
ilton Olson Jr., our National
lard boys who camped two
eeks near Helena, Montana, re-
rned to their homes here Sum
y.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Kemmis
lied at the Perry Elletson home
evening.