The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

A reminder to the farmers who
are interested in entering grain
sheaves at the Richland County
Fair. Now is the time to gather
the grain and make your sheaves.
Last year there were very few
sheaves in the Lambert booth as
the crops were harvested before
time to prepare the booth came.
Let's look ahead this year and
make our booth more typical of
the produce of the community. If
information as to the size and re-
quirements of a sheaf is needed
see Oscar Kvaalen, j. T. Petrik
or Floyd Williams.
Remember the Lambert Altar
Society dance which will be held
at the Lambert Saddle Club house
this Saturday night, July 81.
Mrs. Dale Clark and daughter
Patsy who are visiting in this area
among friends and relatives called
at the Grant Burgess home Sun
day morning. Carolyn Clark has
been a guest of Miss Anita Thies-
sen for the past week. The Clark
family moved to Three Forks
about three years ago from their
job at the Dave Thiessen farm,
and are still residing there.
At present there is a large crew
of gravel haulers and other work.
ers for the Kiewit Construction
Company who are completing the
crawling and oiling of the high
way west of town. At present
there are four trailer houses park
ed at the Saddle Club House Trail
er Court and several men occupy
ing the two bunk houses which
have been here for the past year.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Quilting
and family of Sidney were Sunday
evening dinner guests at the Dick
Bell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Runyan
of Sidney visited at the Eddie
Goulart home Sunday afternoon.
In the evening the Goularts and
Runyan's were dinner guests at
the Bill Mullen home.
Mrs. Pershing Carter drove to
Glendive early Monday morning
where she met her daughter Shar-
on, who was returning from a
week at the National Luther
League convention in Missoula.
Rev. and Mrs. Arne Kvaalen
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Osten Kvaalen left or Monday for
a weeks vacation in the western
part of the state where they plan
to do some fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Qualley of
Brockton visited at the Lowell
Qualley home on Sunday with
their two sons Lowell and Ray.
Bridget Burton, small daughter
of Mrs. Beatrice Burton celebrat-
ed her seventh birthday last week
by having a few of her friends
in for a party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Olson are
the proud parents of a 9-pound
baby boy born at the Sidney hos
pital Monday, July %. The new
baby has been named Gordon
Spencer Jr. Sue Heiser is taking
care of the children while Mrs.
Olson is confined.
Warren Petrik spent last Thurs
day night in the Sidney hospital.
where he received treatment for
the lack of salt in his system.
Mrs. jeanette Alarcon and Miss
Myrna Hundtoff of Sidney visited
at the George Howell home Mon
day evening. The Alarcon children
returned home with their mother
after spending the week with their
grandparents. :.
Bruce and Barbara Qualley and
Frank Nevins attended the Farm
er's Union camp which was held
at the Richland County fair
grounds three days last week.
They went down Wednesday and
returned home again Saturday af-
ternoon.
Donald Hill is spending a fur
at the home of his parents
MI. and Mrs. George Hill. Don
aid has completed his training
course at Cheyenne, Wyoming and
will be stationed in South Dakota
at the end of his furlough.
Mrs. Bill Mullen has recently
returned from Billings, Montana,
she consulted with doctors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Runyon of
Sidney drove her there as Mr..
Mullin was helping with work at
the George Lewis dairy in Fair
view, Montana, because of illness
there.