The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

:, plies, Is IL was q 81.
mile climb from where they lef
their car to the base of the springs
a total of seven miles of hiking
but well worth it they tell us
Other places of scenic beauty en-.
joyed enroute home were the
Jackson Hole country and the
Grand Tetons, and a tour Of Vel
lowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood De-
Rouchey of Kenosha, Wisconsin
and daughters, Durene and Lori
Jean, have been visiting in Sid
ney at the home of Mr.. DeRouch-
ey's mother, Mrs. M. DeRouchey,
and with other relatives. They
left Monday morning for a tour
of Glacier Park, and will also Wis
it at the Glen Enghusen home at
Eureka, and with a brother,
George DeRouchey and family al
Ogden, Utah, where MIR. DeRouch-
ey was recently transferred from
Great Lakes, ILL.,, in his position
with the government.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansel Woods
returned last week from Spokane
where they spent their vacation
visiting Mrs. Woods mother,
Mrs. Alma Ness, who is under
care at the Deaconness hospital
for a broken hip. Mrs. Ness was
injured when she fell in the hall
at her apartment house. She will
be under hospital care at the
Deaconess for two or three
months and then will continue
under care at a nursing home
for several additional months.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Larson
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Steppler returned last week
from an enjoyable vacation spent
in the Rocky Mountains and
Canada Their itinerary includ-
ed Glacier Park, Kootenai park,
Yoho Park, Banff and Jasper
Park. After visiting these famous
resorts they drove to Edmonton,
| Alberta, and south from there
to Calgary and Great Falls. They
| spent a week in Great Falls with
friends. Enroute they visited in
Kalispell with the E. r. Haven
family, and with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Enghusen at Eureka. Mrs.
Enghusen was the former Esther
Petersen. AL r former residents
of this community. In Great Falls
they visited Mrs. Larson's cous-
ms, the Henry Ottos, who are
well known at Lambert. The
Stepplers had dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Goldberg, who are
well known for Mr.. Goldberg's
trick riding and roping at rodeos
in Eastern Montana. They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Beh-
len, who for many years ran the
Culbertson ferry across the Mis-
souri,. All wished to be remem-
bered to their many friends. In
MI. Steppler's report of their
trip he says, "Please don't ask
the Stepplers anything about
fishing" and adds, "all in all it
was a wonderful trip of almost
5000 miles with ideal weather,
and will be long remembered"
MIR and Mrs. Floyd Sax drove
to Fargo Saturday Of last week
to attend a regional meeting of
Coast-to-Coast Stores that was
held at the, Gardner Hotel. While
in Fargo Mr.. and Mrs. Sax Wis
tied in West Fargo at the Harold
and Alfred Stensatter homes. The
Stensatters are cousins of Floyd
and have lived in West Fargo
for many years. Harold and
Sharon Sax are spending this
week at the Lutheran Bible camp
located near Epping, N. Oak.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Larson and
two children of Blair, Nebraska,
visited a few days this week at
the home of DR.. Larson's brother,
the Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Larson
and family. DR.. Larson is president
of this synod of the United Evan
gelical Lutheran church and was
on his way to Canada on church
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lund Wis
tied several days the past week at
the home of their daughter and
her husband, MI. and Mrs. George
Oleson and family in Miles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harnish and
children Judy, Joan and Johnnie
Joe, and Mrs. Beverley Witt and
children Billie and Deborah are
On a two weeks vacation to Clear
Lake, Canada, located about $50
miles north of Minot, N. D. They
;ook Emma and Gertrude Ripple
With them to help take care of the
children. The ]. w. Harnishes are
care of their sons youngest
.hild, Jaime, and the girls par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Niehenke 1
Beverley's youngest children, /
Jimmie and Gregg. (
Mrs. Ross Jameson of Great /,
visited in Sidney last week ]
It the home of her parents, Mr.. s
nd Mrs. o. H.. Parson, and with I
'ther relatives and friends.
Mrs. Gene Gaming returned
1onday evening from Moorhead, !.
1inn., where she attended the J
ummer session at the Minnesota a
tate Teachers College. S
Mrs. George Blubaugh was r
ostess to the Petroleum club at il
luncheon meeting held at the
ks club in Williston last week. q
Irs. Roy Rounce accompanied !.
Irs. Blubaugh to Williston and !.
,as her guest at the club meeting. 3
MI. and Mrs. Bob Howard and ;,
1ildren, Carol and Robert, return u
i Monday from a two weeks va u
alton trip to points in Canada b
here they visited relatives. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mortinson Ii
nd three children, who have been fl
here at the home of Mrs.