The Sidney herald., 1957-04-04
Lower
Yellowstone
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week with the flu but is feeling
much better.
Kenny Martin had the misfor-
tune to tip a heavy iron on his
foot while playing in his fathers
shop. No bones were broken, but
it has been so swollen and sore
he was out of school most of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maurer and
son Ed were Williston visitors
last Wednesday and Mrs Maurer
had a medical check up.
Three of the wild turkeys have
been visiting the farm yards in
the north end of the valley and
Thursday they were at the Filler
farm fighting with their turkeys,
so Mr.. Filler shut them up and
notified the wildlife club to come
and get them.
Three tables of whist players
took their lunch and surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maurer last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Swenson
entertained four tables of whist
players at their home Friday
evening. There was a tie for both
high and low for the ladies and
they drew for the prizes with
Mrs. Joe Fletcher winning the
high and Mrs. Ed Maurer low.
Bill Taylor was high for the men
and Jack Stubs low.
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went to Glasgow Friday after
noon and spent the week end at
the home of their son Ernst and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Conlin
and family and Mrs. Viola Taase-
vigen spent Saturday and Sunday
at the Kenneth Taasevigen home
in Medicine Lake.
Mrs. Mary Howard is out and
around again after having a bad
bout with the flu, after just re-
turning from their trip to the
west coast.
Bert Youngstown, who has been
convalescing at his home at Cart
wright since his operation at the
VA hospital in Miles City, came
back to help at the farm of his
Mrs. Marie Swenson, Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. George Lebsock
of WilliSton III the proud par
ents of a baby boy, born Satur-
day, March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LebSock
returned home from Williston
Saturday, where they had been
for the past week while Fred
had an operation at the Good
Samaritan hospital. Henry Karst
has been doing the chores for
them and will continue until Fred
can get, back on the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Darr
made a business trip to Balm
vile last Thursday.
Elmer Boyle and Roy Diede
spent the week end visiting at
Hebron, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Martin and
visited at the Sidney Arm
son home at Bonetrail, N. D.,
asst Sunday. Sidney and Erwin
we're army pals.
Lynn Stride, Don Ross and Ell
Roy Kittleson were in Williston
IN Monday. Don went for medi-
al attention.
Emanuel and Alvin Filler mo-
.ored to Minot Tuesday, where
Emanuel will go through the elm
David Williams and Cole Cray
worked on the well at the Stubs
nome a couple of days this week.
Tommy Fletcher and his lady
friend and the Buster McMullens
visitors at the Joe Fletcher
home Sunday. Tommy left for
he West Monday with ears for
he LaBonte boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Seader Wis
ted at the Harold Dahl home
evening. They were also
shoppers Saturday and
on Mrs. Noble at the hos
Lloyd Rooney embarked on a
hree weeks vacation Monday,
which he will spend working on
is new home. His relief agent
S Bob Plum who formerly work.
d at the Fairview depot.
The community Of Dore ex-
ends the deepest sympathies to
he Ben Sedlacek family on thel
osS of their infant SON..
The Roger Dahl family of Bu-
ord were visitors in Dore Thurs.
.ay of last week.
Ted and Melvin Sandy of Cart
called at the Herman
ohnson home n day last week.
The Poe children, Michael,
.andra and Jackie came from
ledicine Lake on the bus last
thursday and spent the week
nd with their grandparents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Andrew Monson. Sun
ay their folks motored down
fter them and spent the day
ere.
Word from California states
lat Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Berry
-e the parents of a yonng son
no has been named Hank
.onte. They are expected home
~ day now.
Mrs. James Marvin accom-
Ter sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ill Oh Jansen to her home at
ut BanA, Montana Friday. They
# Dore on the goose that eve
ng.
Mrs. Ed Wheeler and son Neil
in Dore SATURDAY.. They