The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01

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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sipes of Kelso
Washington and Mrs. Ohio Ben
ton and daughter of Chula Vista
California were recent visitors a
the Hank Rehbein home.
Mrs. Lowell Qualley was host.
ess at a coffee party in her home
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Harry Leroy OF Seattle
Washington, who is visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Swendseid in Sidney, Montana.
The farmers in the community
r swathing their grain as it Is
maturing quite fast now, some are
combining not only winter wheat
but the spring wheat also. At the
end Of another week harvest will
be in full swing.
Ben Rogers drove to Minot, N,
D., on Saturday of last week
where he got a new station wag-
on which he had dealt for through
the Frettim Garage in Sidney. Mr.
Rogers has accepted the job of bus
driver for the Enid school district
and is spending this week in
Havre taking a first aid course
and studying for his chauffeur's
license, which are necessary to
operate a bus.
Charlotte Lake, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Lake, spent from
Thursday afternoon till Saturday
afternoon with Lila Lee Sandberg
in the Three Buttes community.
Mrs. Lottie (Gram) Carter ar
rived home on Saturday morning
from a trip which took her to
Kalispell and Havre, Montana.
Her daughter, Madge, who accom-
panied her on the trip went on
to her home in Sioux City, Iowa,
after spending her vacation in
Montana.
The Christian and Missionary
Alliance soft ball team of Sidney
met the local church team on their
home ground Friday night of last
week and went down to defeat at
the locals hands by the score of
8 to 4. After the game the ball
players and families met at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Jimmie
Roberts for lunch and visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Togstad
and Tony Liudahl arrived here on
Wednesday of last week for a few
days visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Togstad
reside in Big Timber, but have
spent the past month at the home
of Alvin Liudahl near Opheim,
Montana, caring for his place
while he was on a trip. Tony Liu-
dahl has spent the summer in
Kalispell, Montana, and his fam.
lily are there now, the girls, Joyce,
Rolasie and Donna are working
in the cherry cannery and Mr..
Liudahl says they do not plan on
coming back here to make their
home. While here Mr.. and Mrs.
Togstad were guests at the Alvin
Burgess home where they visited
Mrs. Thea Poison, sister of Mrs.
Togstad. They also visited at the
Melvin Schwartz home in the
Bloomfield community and were
dinner guests at the Grant Bur-
CESS and Walter Burgess homes.
They left early Saturday morning
TO rtheir home in Big Timber. Mr.
Liudahl will remain here for a
time looking after business inter-
ests before returning to Kalispell.
Word has been received here
that Mr.. and Mrs. Morel Burgess
have sold their Coffee Shop in
Columbus, Montana, as poor
health does not permit them to
continue. They have no definite
plans for the immediate future,
but will continue to make their
home in Columbus as they like it
there.
Miss Sharon Carter is enjoying
a 2-week vacation at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perish
ing Carter as her employer Mrs.
jeanette Alarcon is or vacation
from her duties as nurse at the
Community Memorial hospital in
Sidney. Mrs. Alarcon and children
and Miss Myrna Hundtoff plan to
spend their vacations in the west
arn part of the state.
Don Lyon drove a truck and
one to Chester, Montana
Tor dealer, John Williams, of Sid
1ey this last week end.
Mrs. Lille Nevins and o Orlo
and nephew Bill Franklin Of the
Three Buttes community enjoyed
Sunday dinner at the Roland New
ms home. Darrell and Ann Nevins
'eturned home with their Grand
mother Nevins for a few days
,isit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul McCauley
md daughters Ann and Jeanne of
stockton, California, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hank Rehbein.