The Sidney herald., 1957-06-27

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home.
Mrs. Ethel Smith who has beer
visiting here the past three weeks
at the home of her sister, Mrs
George Blubaugh, left Tuesday
to return to Los Angeles. Mrs
Smith was on vacation from hel
position in the fur department Of
Bullock's store on Wiltshire Ave
In L. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Franz and
son Douglas of Mesa, Arizona,
are visiting here at the farm home
of her father, Matt Obergfell, IL
miles west Of Sidney. Former
farmers in the Girard community
the Franz family moved west
five years ago because OF his
asthmatic condition in this cli-
mate. He works at his trade as
carpenter at Mesa during the
winter months and they spend
the summer with her father In
Sidney and visiting among their
other three children and their
families in Wisconsin and Min
nesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Redlin Of
Wolf Point and children, Jona-
than, Jeffrey, Bethany and Mer-
edith visited in Sidney over the
week end at the E. J. Thornton
home and attended the Daniels
Zieske wedding held here Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Redlin is adjuster
throughout this are for the
Farmers Union Claim Service.
Mrs. Jack Rennie left last week
In company with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Aas and family of Pelican
Rapids, Mimi, on a two weeks
vacation trip to Washington and
California, where they will visit
at various points among relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Anna c. Johnson had for
her guests last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Cracking, Mr. and Mrs.
Knut Sauer and Pauline Knutson
Of Lewistown. They r relatives
Of the johnson family and have
visited here On many previous
occasions. On this trip they were
returning home from Williston,
they had attended the an
nual Gulbrandsdal Lag, where
they report having met many old
friends and a very fine meeting.
The Gulbransdal Lag is a reunion
Of natives of a valley through
central Norway who emigrated
to this country, and their fami-
lies.
Mrs. Mark Murphy and Miss
Schmitz drove to Lewis
town Sunday to attend the Sill
YER jubilee of Rev. Jon Hall
which was celebrated
Monday morning at 1890 a. m.
During the high mass, Marie sang
a solo, ave Marie" a favorite
Father joins which he re-
1uested. She was accompanied
at the organ by Mrs. Spoja OF
Lewistown.
Harry Hagen, Ed Marrotek and
Barlow Colgan were in Sidney
Wednesday from the Gumbo Flats
country south OF Poplar this side
Of the Missouri river in Richland
county, where the crops with
the moisture they have been get
ting, although less than has fall
IN here in the past six weeks,
are making good progress to-
ward a bountiful harvest. Prairie
,rass has had a banner grow
ng season and there is going to
,e an overabundance of hay to
larry livestock through the rough
months, if they are rough, the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hines
we're in Sidney yesterday from
he Gumbo Flats community in
he northwest corner of Rich
and county south of Poplar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pentz and
laughter were in Sidney Tuesday
rom the northwest corner Of the
south of Poplar and Mr..
'entz told us the crops are doing
cal well in that territory and it
vas noticeable in driving to Sid
ley that they are cross the entire
ounty. We should have a fine
fair this year in August
far as agricultural and live
took exhibits r concerned, with
attic waxing fat on lush grass
eg high, he said. A veteran of
World War I, stopping briefly to
Isl. his folks in Minnesota when
was mustered out of the army,
couldn't wait to get to Mon
ana, and he has never regretted
nat decision. Mr.. Pentz is serving
is second term as a member of
ne Richland county board of
commissioners of which he is the
Mr.. and Mrs. Ka1e Workman
nd son John of Olathe, Kansas.
re guests in Sidney at the home
{ Mrs. Workman's brother-in-
wv and sister, Col. and Mrs. A.
!. Guffanti and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moorish
Yuma, Arizona, were house
lests last week at the Herb
incaid home. They had been
relatives in Canada and
IT from here for their summer
ONE at Swan Lake. Mr.. and
[rs. Kincaid, who also have
leir summer home on the lake,
i'll drive up this week end to
,end some time and be there
n the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marman. ST.,
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