The Sidney herald., 1957-12-19

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hotel management.
Mrs. George S. Sanders return
ed last Thursday from Fort Erie
Ontario, where she visited he
mother who is i'll and under hos
pital care.
Mrs. j. A. Loken will leav
via Frontier Air Lines Saturda,
for T~orrington, Wyoming, wher,
she will spend Christmas at tn
home of her stepdaughter, Mr.
Arden Browning and family.
Miss 10 Rogers will leave owe
Frontier Air Lines Saturday fol
Phoenix, Arizona, to visit through
the holidays at the home of hel
brother and his family.
Mrs. Mary Christensen viii
leave this week end for Corval
lis, Montana, to visit through the
holidays with her son-in-law ano
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mortinson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray
spent the first of the week in
Minot, where the Murray Sheep
Co. had consigned sheep for sale
at the Harrington Bros. Sales
Ring. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
took in the sale.
MI. and Mrs. Rasmus Nelson
of Scobey and Mr.. and Mrs. An
tone Nelson of Plentywood, and
their sister, Mrs. Inga Wekander
of Sidney, were Sunday dinner
guests of their niece, Miss May
fie Nelson at her home in the
Reclamation apartments.
Mrs. Nettie Olsen and Mrs.
Ada Warner will leave this week
end for the west coast to spend
the holidays with their children.
Mrs. Olsen will visit in Seattle,
and Mrs. Warmer in Vancouver,
Wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebay Harper
and four children will leave this
week end for Mesa, Arizona, to
visit there through the holiday
season with Mrs. Harper's broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Mavity.
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis Ball and
daughters, Karen and Debbie, left
Wednesday for Abbeville, Ala
bama to visit through the holi-
days with Mrs. Balls mother,
Mrs. D. E. Dissendaner, and her
sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bry-
ant and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. jimmie Hatfield and little
son Robert Michael. Mrs. Hat
field made her home in Sidney
her husband was stationed
overseas and her friends here will
be interested to learn that they
had a baby boy born Thanksgiv-
ing day.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Jensen
If Kenmare, N. Dak., visited in
Sidney last week at the home
# their son-in-law and daugh-
or, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Larson
and family. While here they
we're entertained at the homes
If Mrs. Jensen's cousins, Miss
Nelson, Mrs. Violet Pc
.ersen, Mrs. Ansgar Jensen and
he Chester Nelson's.
Nels Bach will leave the first
# the week for Minneapolis,
where he will spend Christmas
his daughters, Mrs. James
and Mrs. Thomas Sher-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kreis left
asst week for Alhambra, Califor-
Tia, where they will visit thru
he holiday season at the home OF
1rs. Kreis' mother, Mrs. R. H.
;liter, and with her sister re-
;ding there. They will also en-
oy a visit with their son, Harry
r., who is employed at River
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Peterson
oent several days the past week
| Powers Lake, N. D., where !,
1ey went to attend the funeral
f his grandfather, Martin Sellie, I
ne of the pioneers Of that area. !
[r. Sellie farmed in the early !
avs and later became the Ford :
a business which he OPP ,
.ated up to the time of his !
cath. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Seitz Jr.
Id daughter Danette of Miles /.
ity visited in Sidney over the :
eek end with Bills parents, i
w. J. Seitz, Srs. They will b
end Christmas at her parental il
In Butte. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry .Schepens
turned Tuesday from Billings, 6,
mere Mrs. Schepens joined her Il
Isband on his return from at h
ndance at q meeting of State
lrm Union Insurance agents 6
Id in Great Falls. Mr.. Sche- If
ms made the trip by al and on %
!, return to Billings awoke in a,
: night to find himself afflict-
with double vision. He had
en- stricken instantaneously as
had no sign of such a condi-
when he retired. He went
'ough the clinic at Billings and II
i a number of x-rays taken le
i as nothing Of a serious ma
was disclosed the doctors ID,
satisfied that his condition can 81,
overcome by treatment, and :.
tells us that he is already =.
oh improved and is back at >.
rk in his office here. Mrs. 20
flew to Billings Sunday ppee
be with him and to drive the Jal
home If necessary. FL