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JOSEPH. All members OF st.
Joseph Commandery. No.
2S5. knights OF st. John.
are hereby notified OF the
death OF our beloved special
director, MSGR. ALONZO JO-
SEpH OIDC and are 70
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on Tuesday, January i, 1867. at 1904
Lily Pond dr., Falls Church, Va. RAY
MOND E. DONALDSON. husband OF
Eleanor (Nellie) Donaldson OF Idyl-
wild, Nd. and Falls Church, Va, and
father of Mrs. Dorothy L. Bouton.
Mrs Bette Lee PROPER, Mrs Mar
earet Schroeder, Raymond H. William
z, Harry. E. and Kenneth Donaldson.
He also is survived by eleven grand
children. Friends may call at the
Pearson Funeral Home, Az North
Washington ST. Falls Church, Va.
where funeral services will be held on
Friday. January 4. at pm Inter-
ment National Memorial Park Gene
terry. 9
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other relatives and friends Friends
may call from q to 10 pm. FRIDAY.
January 4. 1857. at The Brooks q
Florida ave- NV h0i1 Funeral RAN on 81 sai ana
day January 5, at / pm, from the
Mount PiSgah Baptist Church, Gales
81: between 18th and 18th SITS. ne.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
JONES, THORNTON W. Departed this
lie on Monday. December 81, 1896,
a. the Gordon Gonyslescent Home.
THORNTON w. JONES OF $40 shreye
ST. Falls Church, Va Mr. Jones Is
survived BY two daushters-in-law. Mrs.
Emma Brent Of Takoma PARK, p. c.:
a. godehild, Mrs. Examae Henderson
OF Falls Church, Va. and many de-
voted friends, Remains may be viewed
1857. a, the joynes Funeral Home.
Va and at nT the second ssi5S f Baptist
Church Falls Church, Va, on satur-
time of funeral, at : pm. the Rev
w. Costner officiating. Interment
church cemetery.
KING, THELMA G. on Tuesday, jan
gaFy J. 49, Hcs,,S at the E, National II;
o. DeniSon, Tex, mother OF Mrs. John
E. Monk. IT., and Roy L. King of
Dallas, Tex. Services and interment
Denison, Tex. on Saturday, January
January q 1857 EDWARD fKSih ssEEL
# Mary O4 kisseii s sfiP'f 6ro Gasea9 81
MrS' 4 a. siy 6.a Of WnaaS;ihiiinston' p G.,
CITY, N. j., Friends NAV call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81. and Mass
ave. ne, where prayers will be offered
IN InteTm aIras Was GbsgarS N, at am
LIssOwITz. LOUIS II. on wednesday.
JMa iT1 ai..d l915. LOUIS LIsso-
Dannheiser. Miss Ada Lissowtz and
William Lissowitz. Funeral services
a. the, Bernard Danzansky & Sons
terment Temple Sinai CONVERSATION
Cemetery n lieu Of flowers. the
mace macs to the Hebrew Home for the
WILLIAM r. Suddenly, on
wednesday. January :, 1851 at his
and1a =. 3" horih Ea5ly a., AeS.
beloved husband Of Rose Eileen Love
lace and son OF Albert W. and Ellnor
IA a. LSS s@n. b Goti.G. e wsIter e
Raymond. and Mrs Mary Schilke.
Funeral from the James 7, Ryan Fu-
Saturday, January D.. at . am Re-
aulem mass at st. Peters Church at
$50 am. Relatives and friends in
uted. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
JAMES Z. OF 5000 George PAL
mer hwy, Seat Pleasant Nd. on jan
Macon, father OF VicEie Lynn and
Debbie Ann Macon, son Of Annie
Macon. He also is survived by i've
brothers and three sisters. Services
ao m on n FriasS % S9RSf5s Nat
tional Cemetery. 3
MALE, FRITZ. Suddenly, on Tuesday,
January Pa, FRITZ MALE, OF
father. OF Richard Male and brother
Of Richard and Elsa Male OF Germany.
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home,,, 1901 North Fairfax
or" A,Tlington. Va. where services will
am, tnterment Spring Hi Cemetery,
Laston, Md.
S jsRaaS tLH %s SioR 2n ny Tf &SS4
Of .616 II ST. NV, beloved wife OF
Arthur P. Martin and mother OF Cecil
". Scott. Also surviving are twol
sisters, Mrs, Ada Jones and Mrs. Viola
West; one brother, Edward Scott, and
other relatives and many friends. After
. pm; rfiday' January 4, friends
Funeral Home. iSso Oh st. sne Mee'q Fae
neral on Saturday, January .. from
the Galbraith A. M. T., Zion Church
9Th st., between l. and NJ sts nv,
a. J pm. Intel ment Woodlawn ccme-
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EsTELLE G. BRIsCOE' Fin. Secy.
JOHNSON. MARY L. On Monday. De-
cember u 1855. in New YORK City.
N. Y. MARY l.. JOHNSON, beloved
mother Of Bcrnadine Brookins, Aloncita
Flood. Theodocia Waters, Dora Warner.
She also is survived By two sisters.
Julia B. Price and Rachael Costa. and
other relatives and friends Friends
may call from q to 10 pm. FRIDAY.
Allen Funeral Home, Eth ST. and
Florida ave. NV Funeral on Saiur-
CAV, January 5. at ! pm. from the
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, Gales
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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ENI, FRANCIS tZABBYl. In memory
Of my towing husband. FRANCIS
~ tZABBYi DENT. who passed
- away thirteen years ago today,
~ January s, 1914.
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y. sorrow will be held on Thurs
~ day, January 3, 1857, at S:3U
XII pm, at 1907 Que st. NV,
~ Tor our late daughter. GEOR-
- GA JOHNSON OF Forest Tenn
8 pie. No. .. I. B. p. o. E. OF W.
VIRGINIA F. MITCHELL,
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12
Power City
By Verna HAMBURG

The Timberline All club me
Friday evening at the George
Scheetz home. The evening wa,
spent completing record books
and jeanette Scheetz gave a re.
port of her trip to All Congress,
at Bozeman.
Alex Rau is having a new
modern 2 bedroom home bull,
across the highway and a little
northeast of his farm home. for
their son Marvin and his wife
and their little son Ronnie. as
Marvin plans to continue to op-
crate his fathers ranch,
Plans are to have the home
complete in several months.
Those helping with the corn
Staging Saturday at the Raw
Smart farm were Howard BIod-
gett and son Roger, Mr.. Curtis,
Bob Bell, Andrew Petersen and
Ruben Hamburg. The cutting
continued Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rau and
son Douglas and their two 9TH
er sons, Marvin and Wilmer
and their families, and their
daughter Esther and family, the
Tom Youngs from San Francisco
all had turkey dinner and supper
Sunday at the home of their
youngest daughter, Darlene, Mrs.
Wilmer Lorenzo.
The Alex Raus took their
daughter Esther and family to
Glendive Monday morning to
take the bus there as far as
Billings and on Tuesday about
l p. m. they took the plane for
their home in San Francisco.
Lyle Williams, son of Mrs.
Margaret Williams, and a friend
of his from New York returned
Sunday from New York to spend
a few days with Lyle's mother
and brothers before going on to
school at Bozeman.
MI. and Mrs. Neil Williams
are the proud parents of a new
son born Thursday. The baby
has been named Terry Neil, and
weighed Z lbs, 2h OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. andrew Petersen
Jr. and girls returned last Mon
day evening from a very enjoy
able trip to California, where
they took their daughter Eileen
10 spend the winter with an aunt,
Mrs. Fred Petersen. On their re-
turn home they stopped at Chico,
California to visit some old
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Nc
Vog.
Those helping with the corn
last Thursday and Friday
the Andre wPetersen Jr. farm
we're Bob Bell, Ray Smart, Jess
Baxter, Ruben Hamburg and Os-
ar Petersen.
Thursday afternoon coffee
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12

MIR. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick ant
family visited Sunday at tn
home of Mrs. Wick's brothers
Matt Koch near Cartwright, N
Oak.
Tuesday afternoon and supper
| guests at the Laurits Jensen's
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Olsen
of Addison, ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs,
Tavern Miller of Seattle, Wn.
Carl Olsen and Mrs. Ray Peter
SEN. Hans and Carl Olsen, Mrs.
Miller and Mrs. Petersen r all
cousins of Lii Jensen. They were
leaving the next day for Mohall,
N. OAK, to visit another sister,
Mrs. Marcus Larsen and her
husband.
Thursday morning Bud Daniels,
Ira Albin Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Salisbury all had coffee at
the Con Simonsen home.
Wednesday afternoon Frances
Wick attended an FILA program
planning meeting at the high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Danielson
and family visited Friday evening
at the Laurits Jensen home.
Clifford, Helen, and Rocky Da-
wilson visited and had coffee
with Florence Conroy Saturday
afternoon.
Bud Daniels helped Don and
Bill Baue drench lambs Friday
Laura drove over later !
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barne'
were Thursday evening callers a
the Don Pentz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner King ane
Roger and MI. Robson, the
teacher at Hillcrest, were supper
guests at the Robert Strommel
home Thursday evenings Mr.. ano
Mrs. Myron Doornek and fami-
ly were evening callers.
Mr.. Robson was a supper
guest at the Jack Carlson home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chenowith of Vancouver,
B. c. arrived Saturday for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Bill
Voorhees,, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Travis
moved their trailer home to
Miles City Saturday. Edward is
employed in a garage there.
The Western Funmakers All
club met at the Henry Etzel home
Sunday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Myron Doornek
and family and Howard Charlie
son were Sunday evening callers
at the Henry Etzel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer
and George, Mrs. Chenowith, all
the Voorhees, families and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Biggs
of Bremerton, Wn., enjoyed a
picnic at the Wolf Point bridge
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Bauman
and Kay Albin were guests at
the Werner King home Saturday
evening and attended the dance
at Grandview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barnes
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson
and family visited at the Harry
Turner home in Wolf Point SUM-
day.
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rod Wis
tied last Sunday evening at the
Olof Rod home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Skogen
visited last Sunday at the home
of Andrena Gunderson.
Mrs. Andrena Gunderson and
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dian
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Holgerup Hansen Monday.
Moline school opened Tuesday
with Miss Joyce Crook as our
teacher again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Haugen and
Thorson Haugen of Minot Wis
tied Tuesday at the homes OF
Orville and Lutte Haugen.
Mrs. Art Weber was a Sidney
shopper Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Haugen
were in Minot this week end to
have Judy's eyes checked.
The Old Settlers picnic was
well attended from this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Anderson
now have their house moved up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Arnegard
and Evelyn visited at the home
of Orville Haugen last Monday.
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12
Begins at 500 p. m. Sharp

and all enjoyed dinner at the
Baue home.
Izetta Jensen was a Wednes-
day afternoon coffee guest at the
D. w. Johnson home near Sidney.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Con ST.
monsen and family went to Wat
ford City to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrell Goebel. They stopped in
Sidney to pick UP Matt and So
phia Goebel. After having fore
noon coffee at Darrell's the whole
group drove to North Roosevelt
Park and met Mr.. and Mrs. P.
v. Moore of Trotter, N. Oak, at
the Squaw Creek camping ground
where they all ate dinner In the
big shelter house. In the after
noon they all toured in the park
and returned to Watford City
where they had supper before re-
turning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick
visited Tuesday evening at the
Art Sorteberg home.
Myrl Salisbury and Florence
Conroy helped dress chickens at
the Ruben Simonsen home on
Thursday.
Vic and Bill Dunn visited brief
ly at the Laurits Jensen home
Sunday morning.
Carol, Kenny and Judy Simon
sen spent Thursday afternoon at
the Eyvind Wick home.
Bud and Laura Daniels called
at the Maurice Eldridge home
Friday evening and again Sum
day to see about some prairie
hay Buck is going to put up at
the Daniels farm.
Carol, Kenny and Judy ST.
monson visited and had coffee
with Florence Conroy Monday
morning.
Girard Farmers Union met
Sunday at the Leo Hackley home.
Highlights Of the days business
was election of delegates to the
county convention and officers
for the coming year. Don Ba,le
is the new president. Leo Hack
ley and Charles Hackley were
reelected as vice president and
secretary-treasurer, Doug Johnson,
Bud Daniels and Bill Baue are
the new chairmen of the organ
ization, Co-ops and legislation.
Ruby Daniels will serve as edu-
cational director. The October
meeting will be held at the Baue
home.
Florence and Jack Conroy Wis
tied Esther Conroy and children
Sunday afternoon. They also Wis
tied briefly with Leila Dayton at
her home in Sidney. They called
on Cole and Lew Cray at Dore
and at the Joe Renders home
in Fairview later that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar Olufson
and Naomi visited and had sup
per at the Laurits Jensen home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Albin Jr.
and family visited at the Con ST.
monsen home Tuesday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12
r JOE WHEELING


Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robertson
called at the Margaret William.
home in the Gosset community
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Brunsvolc
were overnight visitors at the
home of Minnie's grandmother
Mrs. Blevins, in Sidney last Wed
nesday.
Miss Jean Erickson is recover
ing nicely from having her ton
sis removed at the Sidney hos
pital last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Quin-
nell and sons and Miss Swartzen-
berger were Saturday evening
visitors at the Ted Folkvord's.
Mrs. Duke Carpenter and chill
dren, Martha ken and Mrs. Jack
Halter and Marg were Thursday
afternoon visitors at the Clar-
ence and Bud Anderson homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bruins
void we're at the Old Settlers
Picnic at Alexander Saturday.
Sunday afternoon callers at
the Ted Folkvord home were Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Becker and Ted
day, and Mrs. Dale Becker, Lin
da and Malea. They also visited
Dale Becker who is combining
for the Folkvords.
MI. and Mrs. Coe Neudeck
were supper guests at the Milton
Brunsvold home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robertson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Madison
and family also visited there
that afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Madison and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Brunsvold were dinner guests
at the Dick Brunsvold home Sum-
day.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the Fall Festival to be held
at the First Lutheran church in
Savage September 18th. After
noon meeting at 200, dinner at
500 and the evening service at
800.
Gene Thompson and a friend
were visitors at the Vern Thomp-
son home Sunday.
Church services will be held at
the Skaar church Sept. % at
800 p. m. Rev. Noble Kile of
Wibaux will again render the
service.
Mrs. Delbert Carpenter and
Martha Iken were Saturday af-
ternoon callers at the Neil Ste
venson home and the Bernie Mad
son home.
Mrs. Ray Mack was a Sunday
afternoon caller at the home of
Mrs. Duke Carpenter.
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12
THE SIDNEY HERALD -
Thursday, Sept IL. 1857 -

guests of Hazel Petersen were
Margaret Albert ard Verna Shee-
han. =
It's back to classes for the
children of the Gossett school with
Mr.. Nell as their teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Zadow and
son Lynn Of Durango. Colo, are
visiting for a week at the home
Of Mrs. Zadow's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Schmidt Jr., and
at the Henry Hamburg home.
Terry Lee, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hamburg, started kinder
garten at the grade school build
ing September 3. In the after
noon he is at home while is aunt
Pauline Schmidt is here visiting
and can care for him when his
mother is at work.
Visiting at the Erwin Wieder-
rich home Monday was Mrs.
Wiederich's mother, Mrs. Mary
Olsen of Fairview.
Visitors Monday forenoon at the
Clarence Sather home were Mr..
and Mrs. John Dalke and daugh-
ter Klenda, and also their son
Melvin and family, all of Powell,
Wyo.
Visitors Sunday at the Clar-
ence Sather home were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kring of Poplar, and
MI. and Mrs. Ida Brown of
Moorehead, MINI.
Mrs. Clarence Sather has been
giving every room in her house
a new coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hen and
two sons, Rodney and Dennis,
were Sunday night supper guests
at the Ruben Hamburg home.
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12

trials which left only the Shar-
bono a which took the trophy
dash, LIST in the "a Main, End
in the fast heat and best time
in the time trials. The week be-
fore Schilling and Lyon raced
their cars in the races at Scobey
and won LIST in the "A MAN,
Miss Lynn Salsberry was a
Saturday evening dinner guest
OF Miss Lorna Burgess in honor
of Lorna's birthday. Guests who
shared birthday cake and ice
cream were Miss Sharon Carter,
Marilyn Rogers, Sue Heiser, and
Dorothy Gladowski. Lynn and
Dorothy also spent the night with
Lorna. =
MI. and Mrs. John Bolstad left
Monday morning for Colorado
Springs, Colorado with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Lovelace of Sidney.
They plan to be gone most Of
this week. Mr.. and Mrs, Pete
Thiessen are staying on the Boil
stad farm during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Lobdell
and family Of Richey visited at
the Edgar Salsberry home Sun
day.
Mrs. Dick Bell and son Deane
spent Sunday at the J. T. Petrik
home while the men, j. T. and
Dick went along with Ben Rogers
and enjoyed an afternoon OF
fishing.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Moen left
for Great Falls Sunday morning
where they will visit relatives
and bring Mrs. Benson mother
Of Mrs. Moen, home with them
for a visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Jimmie Roberts |
and children left late Monday
evening for Omaha, Nebraska, to
visit during their vacation at the
home of Mrs. Roberts parents.
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12
Mrs. Grant Burgess

The first meeting of the local
PTA was held at the high school
auditorium Monday at 8 p. m.
with a small attendance. The
program consisted of the PTA
President Erich Pust introducing
the chairman of the school board,
Jessie Nevins, who in turn in
troudced Supt. Heath, who has
been working in that capacity TOT
the past six years. Mr.. Heath
then introduced the other mem
bers of the faculty who respond
ed briefly. Mrs. Joe revost en-
tertained with two musical num-
bers on the electric guitar
which she also sang, "four
Walls, and my Pretty Frauln.
A spell-down was also
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12
SPECIAL PARTY this SUNDAY, Sent Is LEGION HALL EVERYBODY welcome BEGINS at

Davis home In honor of Mrs
Davis birthday. Others present
were the Glenn Danielsons. Her
bert HIM, Jim Salsburys, Bert
Danielson, Genevieve and Ricky
Lindsy and Darold and Marlene
Martin.
Calvin Steppler and son flew
to Williston Saturday morning
after repairs.
Harold Martin. Lloyd Parsons
and Calvin Steppler met at the
Mona school Sunday morning to
decide where they wanted Ross
Finnicum to start digging a new
well.
MI. and Mrs. Wayne Zuck of
Sidney attended church services
at Mona Sunday where Mr.. Zuck
preached. He will be preaching
here every second Sunday of each
month. He also speaks over
KICK every Sunday morning at
900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie SaIvbus
and children returned from a trip
to Minnesota Thursday.
Mary Marie Foss plans to at
tend the ST. Olaf College at
Fairibault, Mimi, this fall. and
Connie. and Norma Jean the
Montana State College at Bcze-
man, Montana.
Ross Bradley was a supper
guest at the Harry Foss home
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Keller
and family had Sunday dinner
with the Harold Martin family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons
and girls were in Culbertson
Sunday.
Ross Bradley called at the Coff-
man home Sunday.
The Martins attended church
in Sidney Sunday night and
then took Darold and Marlene
to Fairview for school.
Donald Howes, son CT Mrs.
Curtis, and Barbara Shee-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Sheehan of Sidney were
married Sunday, Sept. 9th in Sid
.ey. We hope to have more to
put In the paper later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Hardy
were dinner guests at the Elmer
Foss home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson
we're dinner guests at the Victor
Holland home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis and
Mrs. Sallie Jones called at the
5owle home Sunday afternoon.
Victor Holland called at the
Harry Sherman home Friday.
Mrs. S~tockstad, Mrs. Junior
Foss and Jerry called on Mrs.
'owle Saturday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
md family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Steppler in Sidney Sunday
md John Sallaberry at the hos
oital Sharon and Bert Leroy at
ended the Timmons school pic
1ic held at the Richlard park
afternoon.
Ross Finnicum called at the
Steppler home Saturday
Baker Finnicum and Alvin re-
urned Saturday from North Da-
lota where Baker consulted a
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and
'ommy were Sunday dinner
'uests at the Leslie Candee's.
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12
Mona News

; BY Mona School
Mrs. Reidar Coffman ant
daughter Connie, Misses Barbee
and Penny Parsons called on Mrs
Calvin Steppler and children or
Monday morning.
Marilyn Martin played with
Sharon and Bert Leroy SteppleI
Monday until her mother and
Marlene came later in the after
noon after her.
Norman Eldridge Of Andes
called at the Harold Martin home
Monday morning. Victor Holland
and Donnie also called on them
Monday morning.
Frank Sherman called at the
Parsons home Tuesday.
Darold Martin was in Culbert-
son Monday.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Harry Foss and
girls were in Williston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Holland
and son were in Fairview and
Culbertson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steppier
and Dean went to Sidney Tues
day noon to e their uncle, John
Sallaberry, who was taken to the
Sidney hospital that morning suf-
fering from a serious heart at
tack. Mrs. Steppler and son re-
manned in Sidney until Friday
afternoon. Sharon and Bert Le-
Roy stayed with the Martins until
her return. Mr.. Sallaberry's con-
dition is reported better but far
from well yet.
Mrs. Lloyd Parsons and girls
were in Culbertson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin
took Darold and Marlene to Fair
view Tuesday for school. George
Curtis accompanied them. They
and Bert Danielson shopped in
Sidney and visited the Donald
Martins there.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Foss, Gene,
Connie and Mrs. Ellen Edeburn
have been to DEBORAH, Iowa,
where they had a family reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss returned home
Thursday while their son Gene
stayed in Fairibault, MINI. to
attend the Shattuck Military
Academy this year and Connie
went to see the st. Olaf Col
lege. Mrs. Edeburn stayed in
Iowa for a more extended visit
with relatives.
Marilyn Martin visited the Mo-
ma school Tuesday.
Calvin Steppler spent Wednes-
day night in Sidney and return
ed home early Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Foss, Jer-
ry and Anna Jorgenson visited a.
the Sowle home Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Fisher of
Sidney stayed with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Miller and son from Tues
day through Thursday.
George Curtis had Calvin Step
pier haul barley to Sidney Fri
day afternoon. He was an over
night guest at the Stepp.er home
Friday night, and they took an
other load in Saturday morning.
He stayed in Sidney until Mrs.
Floyd Curtis came from Poplar
and then returned with them to
Poplar and returned home Sun
day.
Mary Marie Foss helped Mrs.
Harry Foss dress chickens for
the freezer Friday. Mrs. Harry
Foss and girls brought her back
home and visited awhile at the
Elmer Foss home.
Lloyd Parsons was In Sidney
Mrs. Harold Martin and Mari
YIN called at the Steppler and
homes Thursday.
Mrs. Spencer spent Wednes-
lay at the Martin home.
Ross Finnicum called at the
'arson home Thursday. !;
Lee McCollum and Mrs. Flor
nee Spencer were in Sidney Fri
lay morning. In the afternoon ]
drs. Spencer helped Mrs. Victor I
LELAND. {
Harry Sherman was in Sidney I
'
Bert Danielson and great grand
on Ricky Lindsay we're Thursday c
light guests at the Martins. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin, ,
)uane and Marilyn went to Fair
lew Friday where they attended c
pot luck supper at the Dave
The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12
Hay Creek
By Country Woman's Club
Crowded Out Last Week.

Jack Berry called at the Julius
Sundheim, Jim Allen and Ed
Flom homes Saturday.
Wayne Berry returned from
Al Club Congress at Bozeman
Saturday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Berry
and Ronnie and grandchildren,
Lennie and Lu Ann Morrill, were
callers at the Jack Berry home
Sunday.
John Cayko was a caller at the
Jack Berry home Tuesday morn
ing.