The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31

Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Stepple,
and George Curtis went to Will
liston Monday afternoon. MI
Curtis left on the Empire Buildel
for a trip to Wisconsin where h'
has a brother. He plans to stay
till the first of the year.
Bobby and Billy Ralston anc
Frank Sherman hauled cattle tt
Sidney Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Miller anc
Tommie were in Sidney Tues
day. Mrs. Miller's sister, Lucy
Petersen came home with them
to spend a few days.
The Harry Shermans received
word from their daughter, Mrs,
Crabtree of Cody, that the twins
are both in the hospital with the
ASiatic flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons
and Barbe were in Sidney Thurs
day. Pennie May returned with
them after having spent several
days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. O. II.
Parsons, her grandparents.
Mrs. Sowle and Cal were In
Williston Monday.
Calvin Steppler was in Sidney
Wednesday afternoon and brot
his nieces, Clara Marie and Gloria,
home for a long week end, as the
high school teachers attended a
teachers convention Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Finni-
cum, Benny and Thresa, spent
Sunday evening at the Henry
Peterson home.
Jay Palmer spent the week end
at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Palmer. Jay is at
tending college in Havre.
Word has been received by the
Harry Shermans that the Jack
Goldbergs of Great Falls have
become grandparents for the first
time. 1t was a granddaughter,
born September rs to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Goldberg Jr., also of
Falls. The little miss has
been named Janette Lee. The
III former residents
Of the community.
Herb Spurgeon of Medora, N.
OAK, spent Thursday and Friday
At Jim Surgeons.
Lee and Bruce McCollum re-
from their hunting trip to
he mountains Friday.
Marlene and Darold Martin
;pent Thursday and Friday at
home due to the teachers con-
yention.
Mrs. Florence Spencer enter
aimed at supper Sunday evening,
n honor of her brother, Bruce
McCollum who left early Mon
lay morning by train from Gull
,ertson for his home at Palmyra.
Mo. Present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Holland and Donnie, Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Steppler and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Martin, Duane and Marilyn, and
Lee and Bruce McCollum.
Baker Finnicum called at the
Steppler home Wednes-
lay afternoon.
Mrs. Sowle, Cal and Mrs.
,tockstad were in Williston on
thursday.
Mrs. Spencer, Clara and Gloria
iteppler helped the Calvin Step
lers dress chickens to can
thursday.
Mrs. Ben Langton and girls and
Irs. Iris Peterson were Sunday
inner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ienry Peterson.
Darold Martin went to Wolf
'oint Saturday with the Fair
lew football team. He spent the
emainder of the night with
odd Halderson, returning home
unday noon.
Lloyd Parsons and Harold Mar
went deer hunting Friday
forming.
Calvin Salvhus helped Dave
tepplers dress chickens for the
eep freeze Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
oent Saturday at the Al Snedi-
ar home. Henry helped Al finish
lie chimney on his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin,
,companied by Mr.. and Mrs.
.erbert HIM, spent Monday in
villiston. Marilyn played with
er cousin, Ricky Lindsay at the
rnest Jenkins home in Fairview /
lille her folks were gone. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Reitar Coffman, ]
onnie and Connie were in Sid I
ey Saturday. {
Mrs. Calvin Steppler and Mrs.
oencer visited Mrs. Sowle and {
al Friday evening. {
Mrs. Ira Palmer and Steven /
ere in Culbertson Thursday.
even kept another dental APP S
ointment.
Jimmy Christensen of Sidney {
,ent last week with Frank Sher- I
an. Jimmy was home on fur I
ugh. He is in the air force sta
oned in New Mexico. +
Curtis Cummins of Sidney is a
Jim Spurgeon haul hay 9
ON the valley this week. [
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin t
I'd Marilyn attended the speech S
erapy clinic. They had dinner d
it'll Mr.. and Mors. c. v. Martin
nj were afternoon lunch guests a