The Sidney herald., 1957-12-12

Mrs. VIM. Scrivuer


Alex Moran and family drove
to Plentywood and enjoyed
Thanksgiving day with their son
Gary and family.
Clarence diversion arrived We'd
nesday night at Williston and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lassey brought
him out for Thanksgiving with
his mother, Mrs. Bert Young
strom and her husband and other
relatives. He left again Thursday
evening from Williston by train
to his lob at Big Sandy, Montana.
Mrs. Guy Shade was rushed to
the Sidney hospital Monday night
suffering tonsilitis and was able
to return home Thursday feeling
much better.
Paul, Jane and Dean Oakland,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Oakland, rode the Goose to Lam
bert Saturday.
Burton Verplancke is critically
i'll in a Williston hospital. He
recently underwent surgery at
Sidney but is not making recov-
cry as anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunst and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy johnson re-
turned from a trip to Kalama,
Washington, Portland, Sutherlin
and Junction City, Oregon. The
main event of the trip was the
golden wedding anniversary of
MIR. and Mrs. John Rider at Kali
anna. Returning home they also
called on Mrs. Anna Myers and
her SONS Claude and Ernest. The
rest Of the week the Hunts spent
calling on friends here and rela-
tives here and at Fairview. They
were leaving for their home at
Rose Creek, Mimi, this Monday.
The schools of Sioux District
are having their Christmas pro-
gram and tree in the Cartwright
hall Friday, December 20 at 7:30
p. m.
The Episcopal Sunday school
will have their Christmas pro-
gram and tree Sunday, Deem
Der % at church at 3 p. m. and
the Lutheran children's program
and tree will be Monday, Dec.
% in the evening.
TUESDAY evening Morton Spon-
helm, A. v. Gullikson and Nor
ris Lassey were among those in
Sidney in the interest Of the new
home there for aged persons. On
Friday night they with Ray Oak
land, Frank Lassey, Severt and
Ole Sponheim attended the meet
ing Of captains and workers in
Fairview, and Morton Sponheim,
A. v. Gullikson and Morris Lass
ey were appointed as solicitors
for this area. The home is call
ed Richland Homes and the pro-
ject is being well received here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Croy and
children and Mrs. Agnes Croy
of Wllliston were here Sunday
for church services. Mrs. Rich
ard C1oy has a Sunday school
class and preparations are being
made for the Christmas program.
Sam Douglas of Alexander was
a Sunday visitor at the John
Dunbar home.
Many local feeders attended the
tour at Fairview on Saturday
and Mrs. Frank Leens assisted
with supper serving.
The Sioux Farmers Union met
for classes at the Cartwright hall
Saturday, Dec. 7th, and games
were played and Christmas treats
distributed.
When Action officials of the
Sioux Flu met last week they
set this months meeting for De-
cember 18th. At this time there
will be a Christmas program,
awards will be issued and Ar
Arvild Skjelvik will be present to
discuss FLU insurance and furnish
accordion music. His November
invitation was postponed because 1
Of flu.
Frank Lassey was in the Sid
ney hospital Friday and Satur- I
day, where he underwent minor s
surgery. !
Episcopal W. A. met last Thurs s
day and prepared a box of ma l
.erial for Christmas gifts for pa {
dents at the mental hospital at
Jamestown.
Mrs. Bert Youngstrom is cook !
at Cartwright school for noon t
lunches.