The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27

this week at the home of Mrs
Marcy's brother -in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Pric'
and family. Mrs. Caroline Erick'
son Of GRndive, mother of Mr.
Marcy and Mrs. Price, has alst
been a guest At her daughter
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reisig o.
Billings and sons, Bob, Doug ane
Gerald, have returned to theil
home following a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Reisig's mother
Mrs. Hazel Houglum, and among
other relatives and old friends
Mr.. Reisig was on his regulai
trip here in his work with the
Moore Business Forms.
Mrs. Hileve Cole of st. Peter
Mimi, is visiting here at the
home Of her son-in-law anc
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Provost and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Badt re-
turned the first of the week from
Billings where they visited their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Badt, Jr. Both are
employed at Rocky Mountain
College during the summer
months. Mrs. Badt graduated
there June 4th and has accepted
a position at the Laurel high
school where she will teach Eng
lish. Henry will continue with
his junior year at Rocky in the
fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Badt were
accompanied to Billings by M.
and Mrs. Jake Marker and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Buxbaum. The
Markers visited her mother, Mrs.
Benner, and Buxbaums visited his
sister, Mrs. Schiller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Nipko and
daughter Sue left for their home
at Pay Sippi, Wisconsin Thursday
after spending a week visiting
friends and relatives in and
around Sidney. They were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Christensen. While here the Nip
kos, Christiansens and Marie and
Earl Sorenson motored to Ep-
ping, North Dakota to visit Mrs.
Anna Lind. Mrs. Lind was SO
years old June 8. She is an aunt
Of Mrs. Nipko and Mr.. Christian
sen.
Miss Joey Schmidt had for her
houseguests Tuesday her niece and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Wyman, and Mr.. Wyman's cousin
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Henry, all of Westhope, N.
D. The two couples were enroute
% Billings.
MI. and Mrs. Leon Gauker and
laughter Mary Jean of St. Paul
will arrive this week end for a
,acation visit at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Gauker.
Houseguests last week at the
ZONES of Mrs. E. Blanche Means,
err son Keith and family and
!er daughter, Mrs. John Marman
I'd and family were Mr.. and
FRS. w. E. Kimpton of Braden-
On, Florida, and their son and
is wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Tavern
.impton of Onida, N. Y. Mrs.
.impton Sr. and Mrs. Means are
isters and this, their first visit
in over ten years, was
most enjoyable occasion for all.
was the first trip west for
lie Kimptons and they were Ia
en- on several nice drives one
{ which was a days trip to the
ad lands south Of Glendive. On
leir return to their respective
ONES they were going to visit
,latives in Boulder, Colorado,
nd Gravity, Iowa.
Mrs. Martha Dardis had for her
uests over the week end her niece
nd husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Iewetzer of Burbank, California.
hey were returning from a visit
18th relatives in Marshall, Min
esota and attendance there at the
5th reunion Of Mrs. Wewetzer's
Ugh school graduation class. They
ere stranded there for three
avs longer than planned because
7 the flood caused by the over
ow of the Red River. They stay
! until the roads were suffi-
emily dry for them to drive out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mielke Of .
loux City, Iowa, visited in Sid
ey last week at the home of Mrs.
gorge Mielke and among cousins
I'D their families. They went on {
ON here to Sunburst to visit at y
lie Charles Mielke home and re- s
lrned Monday over a Canadian ;
'ute to Sidney to be here that I
for a family reunion,
hich was held at Richland Park. I
ut of town family guests at the
ycnic also included Mrs. Mie1ke's
-anddaughter and her husband, 4,
II. and Mrs. Robert Marcy and !
MS Bob and Scott of Portland,
RECON, and her daughter, Mrs. 8
oy Erickson of Glendive. {
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Woods re- J
Irned Tuesday from Washburn, {
. OAK, where they took in the
rst days celebration of the dia- 7
ond anniversary of the found :
g of the city. They report fine !
Gather for the celebration and !,
very entertaining historical pro- !
Rev. Fiesel, pastor of the I
'ashburn Baptist church and a I
rmer Sidney pastor, in a scene '
of the 1905 put on by his !
lurch in the pageant parade, led a
the group singing Of hymns. I
r. and Mrs. Woods made the I