The Sidney herald., 1957-04-11
Lower
Yellowstone
Mrs. l.. p. Moore

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Karst; low went to Mrs. Ell;
Boyle. High for the men, Johr
Kensooke and low went to Thee
Boyle.
Mrs. Arnold Howard was hos.
tess to a pink and blue shower
for Mrs. Art Damn last Sunday
afternoon.
The Paul Diede and Erwin Mar.
tin families were dinner guest:
at the Theo. Boyle home las
Sunday.
Elmer Martin was a business
caller in Watford City Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller and
family moved last week to his
fathers farm southeast of Fair
view. Bud Falkenhagen will OPP
crate Carl's farm in the Big OPP
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Taylor at
tended a rowing whist party at
Fairview last Saturday evening.
The party played in eight diff
1SItfil llOIIlSS.
Everyone was sorry to hear
of Mrs. Wells accident last We'd
nesday when she fell and broke
her hip. She is the fifth grade
teacher at East Fairview school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ochs and
were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the Joe Fletcher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dahl and
friends from Watford City attend
ed a square dance at Minot Sat-
urday evening and also visited
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fletcher
were Monday evening guests at
the L. P. Moore home.
Frances Sullivan, Elizabeth
Schubring, May Rang and Lou
Rang motored to Great Falls last
week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Selma Frieberg.
The Buxbaums have been
painting and cleaning at the
former Alex Kaufman home
where MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gard
ner will make their home. We'll
come to Dur community
Evelyn Johnson attended the
Fair Board banqcet at the La
londe hotel last week.
Pearl Forsyth had lunch and
visited with Esther Stubs one
day last week.
Art Rang of California has
been here visiting his brother
Fred who is i'll in a hospital in
Billings, and also with other
relatives.
Word has been received here of
he death of Ollie Stanhope. The
5tanhopes have lived at Barr
mead, Alberta, Canada for many
years but will be remembered
here by the old timers. Mrs. Ollie
is a sister of Fred
Moore who passed away in Flor
da last December. She will con-
.inue to live at Barrhead where
heir two sons also reside with
heir families.
Carl Storvik has been sporting
burned face which he got from
Using a welding torch with only
goggles on.
Mrs. John Rang, her son, Fred
md his wife have been here Wis
ting from Tacoma, Wn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Rang and Frances were
them around the valley
day last week to renew old
lcquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lebsock
vent to Williston Saturday where
'red had a post operative check
Up.
Carl Schoenberger received his
irst shipment of fish bait Fri
Esther and Katherine Stubs
we're dinner guests of the Norris
3acons Sunday, the occasion be-
ng in honor of Esther's birth
lay. Hannah Nickerson, the La
COUNTIES Of Sidney and the Mel
'ys of Alexander we're also pres
mt.
Willie Seader had the misfor-
une to lose four steers Sunday
light after having dehorned and
accinated his herd that day. He
i'd not know the cause unless it
yas from the vaccination.
Tuesday was the big day for
ne FLA boys of Fairview high
,hool = the day they left for
'ozeman. From our end of the
Colin Baxter on the
team; Delbert Berry, del !
gate; Ivan Cayko as special.
ohm Bauman vas supposed to
0 but developed some tooth {
'ouble and his dad took him to
lie doctor instead. /;
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
lillhouse and Esther Jack of
7illiston dropped in at the Her. {
Johnson home and stayed .
'r supper. On Monday the john
ms had Mr.. and Mrs. c. Four 1
Ter and Sam Stubs as dinner I
Iests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Helm and !
vo children of Milwaukee, Wis &
'nsin arrived on Wednesday of g
st week to spend their vacation
18th his parents. This week Mrs. I
scar Helm accompanied them to
ozeman where they will stay a c
w days with his sister, Donna s
Isser and family. Jack is still
e athletic type and takes his 2
jaunt around the country
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