The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31

MI. and Mrs. Larry Zika O
Alexander were morning caller
at the Ray Mack home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Brunsvolc
and Mrs. Tim Madison drove t
Billings Sunday. Mrs. Brunsvolc
will consult a specialist there
Vicki and Shelley Madison hav,
been staying at the Roy Robert.
son home during their mother.
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Sund.
helm and boys of Fairview were
Sunday dinner guests at the Hugh
Brown home. Joel, Mrs. Brown.
nephew, stayed overnight anc
returned home Monday night.
Vernon Klose of Cartwright
and Karen Dashner of Sidney
were Sunday afternoon visitors al
the Ray Mack home.
MIR and Mrs. Oscar Larson and
Miss Gertrude Hart of Sidney
were Sunday afternoon coffee
guests at the Hugh Browns.
Miss Schwartzenberger and
Pete Quinne1 were Monday eve
ming supper guests at the Ted
Folkvord home. They had ac-
companied Mrs. Folkvord to view
the Frittle coal mine after school.
Mrs. Olaf Folkvord, Rusty, Kay,
Edward Skaar and Helen Leland
also went along.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Chinberg
of Parshall, N. D. visited Sunday
afternoon and evening with the
Roy Robertsons. On Monday
they and Mrs. Robertson went
to Sidney where they were din
ner guests Of Mrs. Karen Rob-
ertson. Later in the day they
drove to the airport to meet
Mrs. Della Day of Minneapolis,
who visited with the Robert
son families and Mrs. Margaret
Williams. Mrs. Day is a niece
of Karen Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown
and nephew Joel visited at the
Richard Brown home in Sidney
Sunday evening.
Due to no school in Sidney
Thursday and Friday, Howard
Leland came home Wednesday
He was accompanied by
Gary Whited who visited at the
Squaw Gap school those two
days and attended the school
carnival. He returned to Sid
ney with the Harry Krugers
and Harry Trenches who had
also attended the carnival.
Fred Traut of Watford was
a brief Sunday morning caller
and Mrs. John Fink called in
he evening at the Ray Macik's.
MI. and Mrs. Morris Pierce
If Williston and Mrs. Inar
Pierce and son Ben of Sidney
we're callers Sunday afternoon
1t the Leonard Quinnell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown
at the Dick Brunsvold
nome Thursday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Wheeling
and James Griggs were dinner
guests at the R. D. Hatter's
Sunday. They helped Pat cele-
orate his 9th birthday.
Mrs. Duke Carpenter visited
It the home of her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Clarence Anderson of
ural Alexander Sunday.
R. D. Halter and Perry Joe
nd Duke Carpenter were Sid
ey shoppers Saturday.
Joe Wheeling went to Man
an, N. D., Monday, October %
} attend the annual meeting
f the Mandan Pea.
Those in attendance at the
IcKenzie Electric Coop annual
leeting at Watford City Friday
yere Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Erick-
On, MI. and Mrs. Ray Mack,
ohm Fink and Mr.. and Mrs.
i. l.. Wheeling and grandson
Iichael. They reported a very
ne meeting, and good entertain
lent and r sorry SO many
Kissed it.
Mrs. Tim Madison was hostess
t a pink and blue shower hon
ring Mrs. Richard Brunsvold at
er home Tuesday afternoon.
here were about a dozen ladies
resent and Mrs. Brunsvold re-
eived many attractive and USE
Il gifts.
Stanley Stevens, Leonard
uinnell, Jack Madison, Olaf and
usty Folkvord had supper Mon
ay evening at the Roy Robert
ms following the round up in
le Prairie Dog pasture. I
The latest flu victims in this
immunity r Ted Folkvord,
ellen and Melvin Leland and