The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31

IN sidney Severa days the pas
week where Mr.. Allen enjoye,
pheasant hunting with old friends
The Aliens were Sidney resident
for several months, while Mr.. AL.
len was located here in his worl
with the FBI. He was transferred
to Billings, where they now re-
side. They were entertained ir
various homes during their stay
here and Cora 10 spent the time
at the home of her little friends
Mary Ellen and Georgane Eding-
ton.
Mrs. R. E. Peck of Minneaploi:
is visiting in Sidney this week
at the home of her niece and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Hall. Mrs. Peck came for the
special purpose of being here
for the grand opening of her
niece's business establishment,
1.-The Modern Lady Shop" which
took place Saturday. Mrs. Halls
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Kenneth
Hall, and many old friends from
Bainville, were also here for the
opening.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Gleason
and children, Jim, Tim and Jan
visited the past week in Sidney
at the home of Jerry's aunt, Mrs.
Axel Nelson, and were also n
tertained at the homes of his
cousins, the Paul Hurds and Bud
Nelson's. Mr.. Gleason is on vaca-
ton from his position as drafts
man for the state highway associ-
alton.
Roy Steppler called at The
Herald office Tuesday to tell us
that he and Mrs. Steppler were
leaving Wednesday for Orosi, CAL
ifornia where they will spend the
winter visiting friends and rela-
tives and enjoying the mild
er climate that prevails there
through the cold months in east
ern Montana. Their address will
be 12545 Walnut street, where
their friends may contact them
If any happen along that way on
winter vacations. Orosi is be-
tween Fresno and Bakersfield.
They will get The Herald every
week to keep posted on what
Is going on in Sidney and Rich
land county of interest to them
and expect to be back about the
first of May.
A recent letter from M. l..
Hoffstot at Eugene, Ore, where
ne and Mrs. Hoffstot are living
IN retirement, with a check for
renewal of his Herald subscrip-
ion, says: Il don't recognize
many of the names in the paper
any more. Time marches on.
When l go back to Sidney, as 1
occasionally, I know more
people in the cemetery than 1
10 on the street, and as you
NOV, 80 years ago l knew prac-
ically everybody in Richland
county" Mr.. Hoffstot was n of
he early settlers and a county
in one office or another,
including clerk and recorder and
iurveyor, from the organization
IT Richland county in 1914 for
many years. He worked on some
# the major bridge and dam
engineering projects in western
tates in the years after he left
in the early 1905, the last
ne a huge reclamation dam in
california, until his retirement
or three years ago. The peo-
lie of his time here remember
1arion Hoffstot with admiration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nelson had
their houseguests last week
lrs. Nelson's sisters, Mrs. w. c. 1
Upright of Crookston, Mimi, and
lrS. A. j. Buscher of Morris, 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and I
aughters, Lynn and Kay, took
to Plentywood Friday where !
family reunion was enjoyed at
lie home of Mrs. Nelson's moth
;, Mrs. Peterson. The Nelson's
to Sidney that evening {
lille the sisters stayed in Plen- !
wood to visit their mother and
cir brother and his family. At n
r a few days. visit they left q
there for their respective Z
,mes. {
Phil Hurd, Ronnie Lalonde and n
ennie Jones will arrive home i,
is week end for a few days n
cation between semesters at st. n
tomas Academy. Phil is bringing
friend, Tom Pendergrast, for a c
eek end of pheasant hunting. 7
and Mrs. c. R. Doran have p
turned to their home in Sidney
ter spending a week at the Ed r;
wis home in the Girard COM a,
unity while their son-in-law W
d daughter, Nh. and Mrs. Ed II
wis and family were on a trip lie
Kansas City. The Lewises a
re accompanied on their return
his mother, who will make E
extended visit with her sons 81
nily.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weather bl
n were week end guests in of
rdin at the home of Mrs.
satherston's brother and wife, CT
:. and Mrs. Percy Rosenow m
/ daughter Odessa.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Freeberg o,
Anoka, Mimi, are visiting here Bl
S week at the Bud Nelson N.
ne. They arrived in time for
opening of the pheasant sea-
and left today in company l.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, for =