The Sidney herald., 1957-07-11

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jngites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Grimm and
daughter Yvonne of Sedro Wool
ley, Washington, visited at the
Grant Burgess home on Friday
of last week. Mrs. Grimm is the
former Miss Marian Hagen OF
Richey and a close friend OF
Mrs. Grant Burgess in high
school days.
The Catholic children arc at
tending two weeks of vacation
school this week and next at the
local church. Teachers for the
school this year are Deanie Reh-
bein, Faye Chapman and WON
ne Provost with one of the priests
from Sidney coming out three
days a week to assist.
The Fourth of July the Lam
bert stock cars took part in the
celebration at Circle, coming
home with two firsts and a tro-
ply. Orville Sharbono won first
in the A main and End in the
fast heat; Warren Schilling p]ac-
ed first in the fast heat, and Don
Lyon won the trophy in the tro-
ply dash and took second in the
A main. Larry Williams did not
take part in the races as he was
on a trip. The next races which
they will enter will be this week
end at the Wolf Point annual
stampede and celebration.
Saturday evening dinner guests
at the Bob Rehbein home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Brehm Rogers and
children from Seattle, Washing
ton. Mrs. Theresa Emmanuel of
Iowa City, Iowa, Mrs. Mary Lau-
renee of Billings, Montana and
Albert Klodt of Sidney. These
people were here to attend the
funeral services of Mrs. Albert
Klodt in Sidney on Friday OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Petrik had
as dinner guests on Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Petrik, parents
of Don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dotson, Jr.,
and family drove to Fairview
Saturday night to visit at the
Vanderhoof home as a sister of
Mrs. .Dotson's is visiting there
from her home in st. Paul, Min
nesota. Mrs. Dotson and children
remained for a few days longer
visit.
Larry and Lorry Dotson, twin
brothers and Jimmy Burton left
a week ago for Eureka, Montana,
where they plan to spend the re-
mainder of the summer working
in a lumber camp which John
Quilting, uncle of the Dotson
operates.
Miss Lorna Burgess is spending
the week at the Luther League
Bible Camp in Medora, North Da-
xota. She was taken to Richey
On Sunday and left from there
with a carload of Richey Lea
guers.
Miss Arlet Sundheim, daugh-
.er of Julius Sundheim of Sid
hey, spent three days here visit
ng at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullin. Arlet and Mrs.
were high school friends.
At present Miss Sundheim is
working for National Air Lines
New York City as teletype OPP
Miss Madge Carter, daughter
# Mrs. Lottie Carter, arrived
lere on Monday from Sioux City,
owa, for her annual summer IA
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Qualley
nd family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Qualley and children
Irove to Brockton Sunday to
,isit with the Oscar and Orville
lualley families.
A health council meeting will
,e held at the school auditorium
his Friday night, July IL at 800
I'm. The emphasis will be on
and everyone is invit-
d and urged to attend this meet
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Williams
nd children spent the Fourth of
uly in Mahattan at the Bob
Buck home. The boys, Larry,
and Everett returned the
ext day and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jams and children Murl and Doll
went on to Missoula where
hey planned to do some fish
ng.
Mrs. Raymond Qualley and
hildren and Mrs. Lowell Qualley
children visited at the j. T.
'etrik home Monday afternoon
S Mrs. Don Lobdell and sons of
1alta, Montana, was a guest
lere.
The first trailer house of the
ighway oiling crew arrived here
n Monday and is parked in the
-ailer court. Mr.. Rudolph will be
/ charge of the oiling instead of
go Larson who was here be-
IRE.
MI. and Mrs. Leland Oud)
IcMorris and family of Billings
isited over night at the Grant
urgess home Monday. Sunday
family picnic was enjoyed in
lie Sidney High School Park in
leir honor.
Miss Loretta Heringer who has
vent the past two weeks here
18th her grandmother, Mrs. Lot
o Carter returned tn hpr homo