The Sidney herald., 1957-09-26

ployed in the local telephone Of
flee. The telephone office person
mel gave a party for her ano
presented her with a farewell
gift shortly before her resigna-
ton there became effective. She
was also honored at a lovely
farewell party given by the
young people of the Christian
Missionary Alliance at the Rev.
Leastman home. Twenty - two
girls enjoyed ar evening Of games
on the occasion after which a
lovely lunch was served and
jeanne was presented with a
gift from the group.
Dale D~ombrowski left Sunday
for San Francisco to sail from
there to Hawaii, where he will
be stationed with the air force.
He was accompanied from here
by Dale Glaff of Thief River
Falls, Mimi, who attended school
with him at Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming, where they took their basic
training, and has also been as
signed to duty in Hawaii.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Anderson.
Vinton. Iowa, lave been recent guests
at the Dudley Stone home. TIT An
dersons we're very favorably inn
pressed by Sidney and the Yellow
stone Valley.
Az Kenneth Sebring arrived on
this week from St. Johns, Newfound-
land, where he has been stationed
the past two years with the Air Force
as a medical technician. Flying to
New York, he spent three days sight
seeing there and flew to Detroit where
he purchased a new Ford car which
he drove home accompanied by his
uncle, Harry Sebring who Is visiting
at the home of Kenneth's mother,
Mrs. John Sebring. Kenneth Is back
to the mainland to stay and after
relatives and friends here will go to
Youngstown, Ohio. where he Is as
signed for the ext year which will
complete his service hitch" Other
visitors at the mothers home while
Kenneth IS here are his b~rother-in-
Lockett of Diamonds. Wn.. who made
the trip by train. st. Johns. with
20. 900 population, is the Largest city
in Newfoundland and he liked 1t
there very much. Kenneth said.
Dick Hurd has returned to Boulder,
Colorado. where he is a senior at
Colorado State University this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tombre of
Coulee Dam. Washington, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Tombre's
father. Martin Iversen. with her
brother and their families. and at
and parents. Mr.. and Mrs: Hans
Tombre at Savage. They arrived in
Sidney Thursday evening just in
time TO join the Iversen family at
a dinner given in celebration of her
fathers 82nd birthday anniversary.
who has been invaded since
a farm accident a year ago, Is in
better condition then when they
left here and is making steady i'm
provement. The Todnbres moved to
Coulee Dam early last winter to
Dam Motel. which they bought from
Homer Sherlock. They enjoy
work and tell us they are
very happy in their new surround
ings. They left there on a perfect
summer day and drove through a
are enjoying the nice fail weather
Sidney is experiencing at the present
Mrs. Tombre will leave for
home this week end but MIR. Tombre
may stay a few days longer.
Mrs. G.. A. Beagle will leave Friday
Frontier Airlines for Los Angeles
for a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter and sister.
Thomas Sherlock will leave Mon
day for Minneapolis, where he has
accepted a position as manager of
.Andersons' store in the new shop
dale" Andersons. exclusive dealers in
fine glassware. silver and antiques.
is n of the oldest stores in the
city. Tom resigned his position as
assistant cashier of the Richland Ma
bank, where he has been en-
oloyed since his discharge from the
service two years ago, to make this
His wife and two little daugf1-
will join him in Minneapolis
the next month.
Mrs. George Mielke. who was a
delegate to the state convention of
he WCTU held in Great Falls re-
emily, went from there to Sunburst,
where she spent a few days at the
of her son Charles and family
'efore returning to Sidney.
MIR. n Mrs. Darrell Rhone and
ons, Rolly and Buffy of Foxholm,
'. D.. were week end guests at
he c. E. Lovelace home. Mr.. Rhone
manager of the Occident Elevator
t Foxholm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert of
>OZeIIEan visited IN SlOney over Ule
end at the home of Mrs. Gill
'ert's parents. MI. and Mrs. Nick
Jansen and with her brother and
is wife. MIR. and Mrs. Chris Han
en-, and her sister. Mrs. Francis
and family. The Gilberts were
eturning home from a vacation trip
Seattle and across the Canadian
to Banff and Lake Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson left
unday for Great Falls. where they
ill spend a few days with their
ons families before going ON to
home in Escondido. California.
hey visited here for a week with
leir daughters. Mrs. Bert Lalonde,
Ted Lessman and Mrs. Will
arson and families and enjoyed see
* many of their old friends.
Bob Lee arrived home Tuesday I
from Fort Carson, Colorado,
here he has just completed his
asic training in the army. After a
'eek's furlough visit at his home {
he will report for duty at Fort
NTH, Arkansas. I
Gus Fjelstad of the Axel Nelson {
Agency is In Missoula this ]
eek attending the annual {
on of the Montana Association of
Agents. I
DIR. and Mrs. R. D. Harper. ac- =
,mpanied by MIR. and Mrs. Paul
urd. left Wednesday for Motley. Min I
eSota, where they viii enjoy a few {
lys at the Harper farm. Bob Harper. c
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