The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

when the roads were drifted tn
telephone came in handy to chez
on the ones with bad roads, bu
the one family without a phon
turned on their yard light S
the neighbors could e from th
road and know they had gottel
home o. X.
The Clarence Gnoinskys, Ger
aid Raaums and Dale and Floy'
Raaum were watching televlsiol
and visiting at the Byron Baker
last Sunday night. The program
put out by the Williston station
now are really something to se'
and hear.
Last week Robert Raaum cele'
brated his birthday on the 9th
George Baker hauled coal or
Monday.
Grin Patch hauled some ground
feed to Junior Miller's Tuesday
The children and ! were shop
ping in Culbertson Tuesday and
stopped for a coffee break al
the Gerald Raaum's on the way
home. The Raaums have some
real cute little lambs which were
really taking advantage of the
weather that day.
Vivian Baker and children
were callers at the Clarence
Gnoinskys Tuesday.
Peter johnson hauled calves for
Don Birch Wednesday.
TI- ~ D,~ohac r-ora
in Sidney Wednesday.
We were callers at the parental
Patch home Wednesday and had
a short visit with the Harry Foss
family at Culbertson. The Posses
report the roads up their way
are pretty heavy with snow and
they had come by way OF the
river and Fl. Kipp road.
We want to send belated con-
gratulations TO the Kenneth FoSses
who moved into their new home
a few weeks ago.
we hear the Pat Goulds in
Arizona have a new Mercury.
There are different kinds of
Valentines as the Cap Hodges
found out on Valentines day
when Bee Birch called them and
said. Don had plowed their road
out by the schoolhouse. Harlan
johnson had plowed the lane for
them before but it had been i'm
passible from drifts since last
Saturday when the wind blew
so hard
MAYNARD Cellmer, Bonnie An
tonson and Cap Hodges attended
the soil bank meeting at the
Andes hall Thursday night. Mrs
Cap Hodges and girls went along
and visited her mother.
The roads up around Andes and
the Henry Petersons were pretty
heavy with snow last week. Fern
and Henry Peterson had to walk
into their yard after leaving their
car in a snow bank when they
came home from Williston- Abra-
ham Lincoln wasn't the only one
who celebrated Tuesday. The
Fred Thompsons drove the truck
over to have supper with the
Henry Petersons to celebrate their
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Pete Johnson had the mis-
fortune to fall and injure her
nose on the ice Wednesday. Her
glasses bent but did not break
and her injury is healing nicely.
Rev. Tande, the Lutheran min
lister, was a caller at the Sam
Antonson home Friday.
Byron Baker and Wesley John
son returned home from Missoula
Friday. They were playing for
the masquerade dance in GILBERT
son Saturday night. The other
two playing for the dance were
Jack Zoanni and Vaira. We hear
Fred Thompson and Annie and
Carol Daniels were among those
getting prizes for comic dress.
Cap and Wilma Hodges shopped
in Sidney Friday and spent the
evening visiting the Tom Hodges
at Culbertson.
The Don Birches were Sunday
visitors at the Bill Ochs home.
A Valentine party was held at
the Don Birch home Saturday
night. The children had a valen-
tine box and the grownups en-
joyed whist. The high prizes were
won by Marie Patch and Gerald
Raaum. The low went to Edith
Antonson and Cap Hodges.
Albert Whitcomb rode to Minot
with the Machgans and stayed
there TO be with his wife while
Mary Franklin rode home with
the Machgans to take care of
their home while Mr.. Whitcomb
is gone. Mrs. Whitcomb is feel
ing quite well but will have to
remain in Minot for a few days
longer.