The Sidney herald., 1957-11-14

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Livingston to visit her son-in-lav
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyri
Williams, and to get acquainted
with a new grandchild, who latel,
arrived there.
Thomas Carlson underwear
major surgery at the Deacones'
hospital in Billings last weel
Tuesday. His many friends vii
be glad to know that he is max
ing satisfactory recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Blaii
entertained the high school fac
ulty at dinner last Sunday eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ziegler LEFT
Monday for a visit with rela-
tives at Cashton, Wisconsin.
Charles Keeland suffered a
heart attack Friday and was Ia
ken to the Sidney hospital where
he has been a patient since.
Some Richey people attended
the funeral of Ed Holmes at Sid
ney on Wednesday of last week,
MIR. Holmes passed away in a Bill
lings hospital of cancer. He was
well known in this vicinity hav-
ing been employed at the Gene
Parr ranch for many years.
Thirteen students succeeded in
making the honor roll in Richey
high school the first six weeks.
The freshman class lead by
nearly 500. The honor roll is set
up with three points given for
an "a, two points for a "B",
and one point for a &C.. The
honor roll is as follows: Marjorie
Wirth, Janice Sawatzky, Donna
Blair, IL each; Sharon Berry,
Gilbert Whitmer, Sharon Lobdell
IL each; Lyla Morey, Arlene
Swanson, Kathy Holzworth, Arlys
Deckert, 10 each; Elain Berry,
Hilary Tubby and Robert Will
liams Give subjects), 8 each.
Roger Janke went to Bozeman
recently where he visited Bill
tombstone and Jim Goulding who
are students at Montana State
College.
Max Pribnow of Sand Point,
Idaho, was a Richey caller last
week.
R. T. Hurdle and son Tom of
Billings were dinner guests in
the Joe Ziegler home Wednesday
evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Berry
and family have returned from
a visit with relatives in Iowa.
Carl Carlson, Lloyd Braatin
and Jim Cummings spent some
time recently in the Ekalaka
country hunting deer. They re-
port considerable snow in that
area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Treftz and
children left for points west on
Thursday. They have disposed
of their property here and are
looking for a new location.
The trailer colony which was
located on the east side of town
is practically gone, as the grad
ing is finished on the road lead
ing to Sidney. With good wealth
err, the gravel crew will be fin
ished with their work this week
and that trailer camp will be
moved also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Tilton OF
Mapes, Minnesota, called on
Richey friends last week. They
were going on to e the Mac
Tiltons at Hamilton, Montana.
Rev. Telfrid Swanson under
went major surgery at the Sidney
hospital last Friday. He is report
ed as getting along very well and
expects to be coming home soon.
Arthur Gering of Seattle, Wn.,
was seen in Richey last week.
Miss Gay Campbell who was
scheduled to conduct a training
school for Sunday school teachers
in the Methodist church this
week has cancelled this date
and asked for a later one, prob
ably some time in January.
Monday, being a legal holiday,
some of our teachers left town
the week end. Mrs. Ritter
went to her home near Sidney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic
Schaff to North Dakota.
The Rev. Roger Robinson, dis
superintendent conducted
services in the Methodist church
last Sunday. A pot-luck dinner
was served in the church dining
room at noon and quarterly con-
ference was held following din
ner.
Guests in the Joe Witt home
last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pust Of Buffalo Rapids, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pribnow of
Sand Point, Idaho. They all at
the wedding of Miss Alice
.lempel of Lambert last Satur-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prochaska
nave returned from a visit to
Wisconsin.
Because of the teachers con-
and other conflicting
events, Richey did not participate
n Mica at Missoula this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Eggert and
oaby daughter Of Long Beach,
came last week Tuesday
or a visit with relatives. Dale
will return to duty at the end
If his furlough but Mrs. Eggert
md daughter will remain for the