The Sidney herald., 1957-03-14
Lower
Yellowstone
Mrs. l.. p. Moore

. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mature
entertained a whist party at thei
home last Thursday evening
Mrs. Helen Taylor had high, Mr.:
; Fletcher low for the ladies, L
, P. Moore high and Herman John
son low for the men.
i; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Helm wer,
miles City visitors two days las
week. Harry Payette drove thu
school bus while they were gone
MI. and Mrs. Marion Martir
and little daughter were Fargo
visitors a couple of days las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Martin
were quite sick the past week
with the flu, but are feeling &
lot better. Erwin Martin did the
chores while they were i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manning OF
Lewistown spent last week end
at the Fred and Ed Maurer homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stubs
of Minot we're week end visi-
tors at the J.. d. Stubs and
Herman Johnson homes.
Frank Taylor and Tommy
Thomas went to Havre Friday
morning for a two-day visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Cook. They returned home Sum-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fletcher
enjoyed a visit one day last
week from friends who live at
McCabe.
Susan, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. Kermit Swenson, was a
week end visitor at the home
of her aunt and uncle, MI. and
Mrs. David Iverson.
Bert Youngstown returned to
his home at Cartwright Sunday
after spending a month in the
veterans hospital in Miles City
where he underwent two opera
ton. He will be a man of leisure
for a few months yet while he
convalesces.
Tuesday night of last week a
group of friends and neighbors
gathered at the Leonard Berry
home to help Leonard celebrate
his birthday.
Lloyd Ludington was a shopper
in Dore last Thursday and Wis
tied with Carl Storvik.
Julia Thompson, our county
superintendent of schools, was in
Dore Thursday of last week and
as a consequence of her visit
Herb Riedel was appointed to
our school board to fill the vacan-
cy created by Clarence Houchen's
leaving.
Willie Seader has a plaster cast
On one of his legs these days as
the result of an encounter with
some steers that he was lead
ing.
Clifford Markell of Williston
was in Dore visiting with the
Carl Storviks one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lib Moore were
guests at the Fletcher
apartment in Fairview Tuesday
Word was received from Cali
'ornia of the birth of a son to
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dschaak
March 9th. Congratulations!
Esther and Katherine Stubs
allied at the Lou Rang home in
'airview Monday evening and ]
TV. Mrs. Rogney and I
Diane also there. {
Fred Lebsock shipped a single
ECKER of hogs from the Dore sta I
ion Tuesday. {
Mrs. Edith Cray writes from
california that her son Vern has &
oined the navy. t
Kermit Swenson and his moth 7
r motored to Watford City Tues I
ay to see the social security rep
esentatives. h
The Harold Dahl and Joe \
fletcher families are moving back {
} their respective farms this v
'eek after spending the winter
4 Fairview. d
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph jacob d
en- of Billings called at their re- a
o%ective parental homes Friday
also visited other friends and /:
alatives along the way. C
Carl Storvik took his daughters +
1ga and Stella to the doctor on
Ionday. g
Frances Sullivan stayed with j
attic Sanderson Tuesday while b
IRIS. Williams and Virginia ac- o
ompaned the Gerald Nay fam Il
y to Williston. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Martin h
nd, Mary Anne visited at the 81
erman Johnson home Monday t.
'ternoon. n
We hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
mixer are the proud parents of C;
1other son. Congratulations! n
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Monson h
'ceived a telephone call from ell
Ieir son Bud in Seattle Satur- s.
ny announcing the arrival of a &C
iby boy at their house that
orning. h,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seader H
I'd Terry and Marjory Duda A
otored to Harvey, N. Oak. Sat- 81
day to spend a few days Wis SO
ng relatives there. The baby vi
aged at the Roman Fischer's w
lille they were gone. H
The Willie Seader family were M
e recipients of the first ship
emit Of baby chicks at the Dore H
st office this season. They ar Ri
Jed last Friday. ca