The Sidney herald., 1957-02-21

St1tute conducted by the CHRISTIAN
and Missionary Alliance church.
Mrs. Betty Thiessen is spending
a week at her parental home, as
she is on vacation from her work
as office receptionist at the Sid
ney hospital.
Miss Joyce Liudahl left Sunday
for Great Falls, where she will
be interviewed by a dentist who
is interested in hiring her as a
technician in his office. Joyce
has taken this training and has
some experience in this work.
Mrs. Osten Kvaalen arrived
home Sunday from a ten days
visit to Fargo, North Dakota,
where she visited her sen, Rev.
Arne Kvaalen, and family and
also spent some time in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Petrik and
daughters, Beth and Rebecca
spent two days in Billings this
week where Mrs. Petrik received
medical r Baby Cathy stayed
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Klasna Jr.
Mrs. Bill Gladowski of Klam-
ath Falls, Oregon, is spending
ten days here visiting relatives
and friends. Mrs. Gladowski came
for her sister, Mary Dotson's
wedding, and while here is a
house guest of Mrs. Dan Glad
oWski.
Mrs. Jack Dotson arrived here
| Sunday from Butte, SO that she
| could attend the wedding of Mary
Dotson. She will return to Butte
at the end of the week.
The men of the c & M A
church, with Gus Klemple of
Sidney and Ellis Deckert as head
carpenters, r remodeling the
parsonage in preparation for the
new minister, Mr.. James Roberts
and family who will be arriving
the middle of March. A change
in the back entrance was made
with a porch built which will
give entrance to the basement
and the kitchen. The bath room
has been moved to the small bed
room with the old utility and
bath room being combined to
form a large bedroom off the
kitchen.
Word has been received from
Alvin and Morel Burgess that
they are in Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, and will undergo surgery
there soon.
Sharon and Dean Carter en-
tertained a number of their
friends at a party last Friday
evening. The evening was spent
square dancing at the Saddle
clubhouse, after which chill and
ice cream and cookies were serv-
ed the group by Mrs. Carter at
the Carter home.
Mrs. Marvin Schultz is a pa
tent in the Sidney hospital. Her
illness has not been diagnosed at
this writing. The children +
being cared for by MIR. and Mrs.
Vernon Waller in Sidney.
c. R. Thiessen made a business
trip to Helena the first of the
week.
Oscar Kvaalen arrived home
the first of last week after spend
ing some time in the western
part of the state visiting friends,
the Howells in Superior, and do
ing some skiing at Whitefish.
The last game of the conference
this season vas played on the
local floor by the local Lions,
and the Royals from Richey. This
was Richey's game from the be-
ginning which ended with the
score of rs to &c. The Lions will
take part in the Class c District
2 tournament in Sidney this week
end where they hold the sixth
place in the conference. They Will
play their first game against Gull
bertson at $3.50 Thursday eve
ming.
Roger Hyem was a dinner guest
at the Dick Bell home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Francis Kruger of Sid
ney, sister of Mrs. Het Moe, Wis
tied at the Moe home Sunday.
John Bolstad left Friday, Feb
ruary s for Napoleon, N. D., to
attend the funeral of his brother
Edwin Bolstad. John stopped in
Glendive and picked up his sis
ter and husband who accompan-
led him to Napoleon. Edwin, a
younger brother, died in Miles
City at the veterans hospital
where he had been a previous
patient. The cause of his death
was hemorrhage which occurred
when a cist on the pancrease rup-
tured causing a great deal of pain.
A military funeral was held IN
his home town of Napoleon
where he was laid to rest. Edwin
has spent some time visiting here
with the John Bolstad family and
is known in this area. Besides
his parents and John he left to
mourn a sister in Glendive, a
sister and brother in Butte, a
sister in Great Falls and a broth
er in Napoleon. At the time of
his death he was working as
a carpenter in Glendive.
The WMF society of the First
Lutheran church met for their
regular monthly meeting in the
church last week Thursday. Mrs.
Raymond Qualley presented the
Bible study on PHILIPPINES. Mrs.
CORN Petersen, assistant Mis-
sionary Secretary, had charge of