The Sidney herald., 1957-11-14

Sprague, of San Jose, California
They were on their way to Ne
braska, where they have some
business interests and stopped
here enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Smith OF
Billings are spending a few days
vacation in Sidney, where they
n enjoying some duck ano
pheasant hunting. They are house
guests at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat DeVoir, ano
r also visiting his mother, Mrs
Ethel Smith,, and with his broth
ers and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Narum left
by car Saturday for Canoga Park
California, for a visit with their
son Jack and his wife and their
three children.
Chuck Frost, a Junior at Rocky
Mountain College and his room
mate, Bert Carlson of Denton,
Montana were home over the
week end. While here they were
able to get a deer and do some
pheasant hunting.
Mrs. Louise Campbell of Fair
view and her sister, Mrs. Mabel
Bouchard of Billings visited in
Sidney last week and looked af-
ter business matters. Both ladies
left the first of the week for
California and points west to
spent the winter. Mrs. Campbell
will visit at the home of her son
Harry Campbell and family and
with her granddaughter Donna
Campbell in Los Angeles, and
will stop on her return trip in
the early spring to see her son
Kenneth Folkestad and family
in Salem, Oregon. Mrs. Bouchard
will visit at the home of her soE.
Louis in Pasadena City and with
friends in Santa Monica and 9TH
er points. Mrs. Bouchard has
been in Fairview for several
weeks looking after her real es-
tate interests but on her return
in the spring will resume her
residence in Billings. Mrs. Halvor
Arnston is staying at her sis
ter's home in Fairview while Mrs.
Campbell is away.
MI. and Mrs. Chris Hansen and
Miss Edith Hansen accompanied
their mother, Mrs. Carl Hansen
to Billings Saturday, where she
entered the Deaconess hospital
for diagnostic treatment. Before
going to Billings Mrs. Hansen,
who has been i'll for some time,
was under care at the local hos
pital for a few days. Miss Han
sen remained in Billings with her
mother and her brother and his
wife, who returned to Sidney,
plan to 60 up again this week
end.
Students home from Billings
for the holiday week end were
Jerry Christensen and Jack Mar
ron, who are attending Rocky
Mountain College, and Orrin An
derson and Clarence Hen, from
Eastern Montana State College.
All are 1857 graduates of the Sid
ney high school.
Mrs. Tod Wilder, Mrs. Ken
neth Gedrose, Mrs. Sylvia Burk-
lund, and Mrs. Frank Thurman
of Sidney, Mrs. Roy Simones OF
Glasgow, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Peterson of Cartwright visited
Sunday at the Clarence Sather
and Grandma Sather homes in
the Power City community.
Julius Degn returned Monday
evening from Billings, where he
spent several days with his wife
who underwent major surgery at
the Deaconess hospital Friday
morning. Mr.. Degn tells us that
she was getting along very salts
factorily when he left for home
and that if her condition contin-
to improve she will be able
to return home within ten days
Or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turner
and family have for their house
guests for a few weeks Mrs. Tur-
ner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
N. Walther of Panama. Mr.. Wal
Their is on a four months vaca-
ton from his work with the
Panama Canal Company, and af-
.er leaving Sidney they plan an
extensive trip up into Canada
and from there to their home
n Nevada, where they have bus
mess interests to look after. From
here they will take a pleasure
rip to the west coast and on
Town to San Francisco and Los
Angeles across to New Mexico
and south to Mexico City and
other places of interest in Mexi-
20 and Central America enroute
back to Panama. They made the
rip from Pnama via the Panama
lines to New York City, and
a brother of Mr.. Walther's
Buffalo, N. Y, and visited
,ther places of interest on their
way to Sidney. They are spend
ng more time at their daughters
home here than planned as Mrs.
Walther contracted a bad case of
he flu followed by pneumonia,
nd has been confined to her bed
he past week. With the exception
# their boat trip to New York
he Walthers are travelling by
rain.
Randall Stewart visited over
he hnlidax meak end at tho hama