The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06
Mn. VIM. Scrivnsr

Bishop Emery will be with U
Sunday, June 8 at st. Michael
\ and All Angels Episcopal churc
: Q special service, at whic
time the Senior Sunday Schoc
class Will receive their Sunda,
school diplomas.
Last Sunday after a week O
: Bible school, Bethel Lutheran
cniidren and their elders enjoyet
! q program at church in the morn
ing, then a picnic at Raymon'
Oakiand's grove. Likewise tn
Bible school of the Episcopa
church gave a program, a recita
OF their work in the afternoon fol
lowed by a picnic supper at the
Harry Croy grove.
b. v. Kellogg, a pioneer of thi.
area arrived at Williston Friday
by plane from Eugene, Oregon
and visited through Sunday wher
he returned to Williston with Rev
Powells enroute to his early home
at Fordville, NJ. D., to attend the
golden anniversary of his brother,
Guy Kellogg and wife this week,
Vern greeted friends at Episcopal
church Sunday afternoon.
Local folks spent Memorial
Day at various places. Perry Ellet-
sons and Art McColl visited at Will
iston; the Morans at Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thorson
drove to Harrison, Montana May
18th, spending a few days with
their son Wesley Thorson and
family, enjoying mountain scenery
and fishing mountain streams.
A. j. Briar attended a meet Of
county officials in Bismarck May
9th and reported plenty of rain
there.
A couple of early residents of
Moline and Charbonneau areas
here recently were Mrs. Edward
Mary) Fee of Great Falls, Mon
tana and her daughter, Edna Fee,
who is recently returned to the
States from Finland, where she
was employed. They inquired of
Mrs. Odegaard the road to Char
bonneau. The family homesteaded
near Moline, then had a hardware
store.
Mrs. Briar and Mrs. Emalie
Lassey were callers at the Frank
Lassey home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scrivner at
tended funeral services at the
church in Sidney Friday
for VIM. j. Fearnell, late years Of
Sidney, however he was a pioneer
south of Cartwright,
where they lived until after the
demise of Mrs. Fearneu when he
and the two daughters went into
to live for a time. Daugh-
ter Ann, Mrs. Albert Kappel, came
rom her home in Portland, Ore
yon last fall and has been with
Ter father and ~step-mother since
hen. The younger daughter Eliza
,eth, Mrs. Andrew Peterson of
Sioux Pass and a wife survive.
Pioneers of this community ex-
end sympathy to the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
md children joined Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Leens and Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Elletsen here Sunday for a
rip to the MVTV tower dedication
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nm Klym and children were also
here.
Jerry Lee Lassey started prac-
ice again Monday with the Sid
ley Junior Legion baseball club.
Sioux Local Farmers Union will
meet at the hall Friday night,
une q, to elect delegates to the
nnual county Farmers Union
invention to be held in Watford
,ity, June 8. The county meeting
viii begin at IL o'clock am est. I
uniors of the Sioux Local will
1eet Friday night at the school
ouSe.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Lassey and
favis drove out to the Lewiston |
rea Saturday, May 25th spending
enjoying mountain seem
ny. Earlier in the week they had
on Bills girl friend of Billings as
house guest.
Mrs. Glenn Elletson and chill
rem of Glasgow spent a few days
ere at the Elletsons and at Sid
ey with Mrs. Sem Miller. Glenn
anne Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Leens and Julius
,ere TV and supper guests at the
home Tuesday.
Linda Stewart Of Sidney stay
d at the VIM. LaSsey home a few
avs last week and went to Bible
,hool with Mavis. Her parents,
he James Stewards, are moving
Sidney to Laurel, Montana
lis week. Mr.. Stewart Is an en-
loyee of Safeway stores there.
Dianne and Patsy Hagen of
1illiston were here from Willis
IN for Bible school and were
uests of the grandparents, the
degaards. Mrs. Hagen and Ron
lie were out Saturday and Sun
ay as visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kemmis,
anice and Melvin Kemmis we're
Sunday visitors at the
home.
Mrs. Gary Moran and children
Plentywood, Mont, were re-
mt house guests at the Alex Nor
I home here.
Art Vickers drove to Glendive
aturday evening, taking his son
,ormy to attend a Boy. Scout
-ogram there.
Dorothy and Carol Klym, Rick-
: and Bernadette Verplancke be-
IN a two week parochia1 school
r Catholic children at Fairview
is week, and are driving daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ScTtvner and
rs. Frank Leens went to Sidney
onday. Mr.. and Mrs.. Leens had