The Sidney herald., 1957-06-06

Billings, and his sister anc
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Peace of Poison, since tina,
time. They will be in Sidney
until June 10, when they will
leave for Palo Alto, California
where he will work for the Gen.
eral Electric Computor Depart
ment.
MI. and Mrs. Richard McCrea
and family brought Mrs. McCrea's
mother, Mrs. Ruth Book, to Sid
ney, for Memorial Day. Mrs. Book
had been visiting at her dauRh-
ter's home. While here they were
\ guests at the John Book home and
at the home of the senior Mrs.
Books sister, Mrs. James Wright
at Crane. Memorial Day they
were the inspiration for a large
family gathering at the John Book
home, where a picnic dinner was
served. A number of old friends
called on them there during the
day. The McCrea family returned
home Friday while Mrs. Book re-
manned here and is now visiting
at the home of her sister at Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kincaid
returned Monday from a ten days
vacation at their summer home
on Swan Lake.
Mrs. Clara Smith has moved to
| Sidney from her farm south of
Brockton and is now at home
to her friends in the Martin
Iverson apartment at 400 West
Main.
R. E. Tippet, formsc manager
Of the Safeway store, Was in Sid
ney the first OF the week to get
bis family and see to shipping his
household goods to Mills City,
where he was recently trans
ferred in his position as store
manager.
Alfred Frederickson will take
his wife and Miss Maybe Nelson
to Minot Sunday, where they will
enter Minot State Teachers col
lege for the eight weeks sum-
mer school. They will room to-
gether at Dakota Hall. Other
teachers from the grade school
who will attend school in Minot
this summer r Beverly Powell,
Norine Peterson, Isabelle Breslin
and Donna Tyndall. Joyce Nelson
will go to summer school at
Moorhead, MINI.
MI. and Mrs. Leland Harris
visited the past week. at the
home of their son Don in San
Diego, California. They made the
trip via Frontier Airlines.
Mrs. c. E. Varco and daughters,
Mrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. Ed
Haagensen returned the first Of
the week from Austin, Mimi,
where they accompanied the body
of their husband and father for
burial in a family plot. On their
return trip they spent a day at
the home of Mrs. Charles Varco
and family in Lacrosse, Wis, and
at the DR.. Richard Varco home
in Mpls. Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Haagensen have returned to their
respective homes in Missoula, and
Encino, California.
Carl Dynneson of Minneapolis
is visiting here this week with
his cousins, Carl, Andrew, James
and Dennis Dynneson and Mrs.
Julius Degn and their families.
MI. Dynneson is a retired rail-
road man.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. /. Turner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turner were
in Billings last week buying
merchandise from the
1857 Rexall line for the Turner
Drug Co, They report the display
this year bigger and better than
in any previous year. Mrs. Henry
Turner left from Billings by plane
for Saline, Kansas, where she
will spend ten days with her sis
ter, 1t. Geraldine sDeGroat, who
stationed there with the nurs-
ing corps of the u. S. Air Force
Schilling ALB.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gouldsmith re-
turned Monday from Grand Forks,
where they visited relatives for
lhree weeks while looking after
business matters.
Mrs. Phyllis Ellington and
left by plane Wednes-
lay morning for West Point, N.
r, where they will enjoy a two
vacation at the home of
and Mrs. James Ellington
md their four children. The Ma
or and his family will leave in
August on an overseas assignment.