The Sidney herald., 1957-11-14
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

The deer kill season is now
over with reports of a tremen.
dous kill hereabouts. Art Tan
glen and son were in a group
from Minot and camped at the
Frank Leens' in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almer Jacobson
of Minneapolis accompanied theil
sons, Chester and Arthur from
Fargo and Charles from Mino,
for the deer hunt. Almer and Mrs
Jackson and Chester's son were
visitors at the A. v. Gullikson
home while here. Mrs. Jacobson
Arthur, Chester and son left on
their return trip Sunday morning
This group stopped off in Minot
to greet a new son there at the
| Charles Jacobson home. From
Minot they visited Carol Jacob
SOM Hollands. The Jacobsons
called on many older friends
| while here.
A group of local ladies had
cake and coffee last week Mon
day with Mrs. Hans Berntson
celebrating her birthday. Mrs.
Odegaard baked and decorated
the cake.
MI. and Mrs. Glenn Myers and
children were overnight visitors
with his mother, Mrs. Anna Myers
and a brother Claude before the
latter two left for Spokane, Wn.,
where they will spend the winter.
The day before they left a large
group of neighbors and friends
gathered at the Myers home to
help Mrs. Anna Myers celebrate
her birthday.
The derrick has been erected
at the Ida Shade oil well loca-
ton and drilling started Nov. 8.
Mrs. Frank Lassey substitutes
Monday at school for Mrs. Mari
an Lassey in the Cartwright
school.
Wendell Brodhead called at
the P. Elletsons Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adney Elletson
and Mrs. Della Linderman of
Williston called at the P. Ellet-
son home Tuesday enroute to
Sidney for the funeral of Roy
McColl.
Roy Johnson was a delegate TO
an REA convention in Minneapo-
lis. Mrs. Johnson accompanied
him to Fargo and spent a few
days with her son Vernon ana
family. Later both attended an
Flu convention in Bismarck and
returned home here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunbar and
Bryan spent Sunday at Alexan-
der at the Bartram home.
Bernard Verplancke entered the
Sidney hospital last Wednesday
for medical attention.
Mrs. Margaret Verplancke and
children were Sunday visitors at
the VIM. Klym home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller
and Mrs. Sem Miller visited the
Glenn Elletsons in Glasgow and
brought Debbie Elletson home
with them for awhile. Harold's
brought Debbie Elletson home with
them for a while. Harold's and Mrs.
Sem Miller, grandmother, brot
Debbie to the Perry Elletsons
(grandparents) Wednesday eve
ming. ~
Our All clubs may be small
but at Arnegard on Recognition
Day James Gullikson won an
award for agriculture; Donald
.roy in Gardening; Arlen John
son in electricity; Mariann Gull
likson in home improvement and
Ann Marie Croy in Home Eco
nomics. Mrs. Forrest Johnson is
leader in Girls Club and Morris
leader of boys club.
Mrs. VIM. Dobias and Mrs. F.
Lassey attended an Flu county
counselors meeting at Bismarck
Monday and Tuesday of last
week. Roy Johnson, Emil Lassey,
Mrs. Frank Lassey and Mrs. VIM.
Dobias of Cartwright and Mrs.
J. E. Lassey of Williston repre-
sented Sioux Flu Local at the
31st annual state convention Nov.
So. VIM. Dobias and daughters
Sue and Acne attended Saturday
included the junior pro-
gram and Torch Bearer awards.
VIM. Dobias and daughters re-
turned home Sunday bringing
Mrs. Dobjas and Mrs. Frank Las
'ey home with them.
Donna Dobias spent the week