The Sidney herald., 1957-09-19

and said that, If it were possible
she would enjoy returning here
to make it her home. While here
she was able to visit the site Of
their old homestead on Fox
Creek, as well as the site OF
their former home nearer town
Mrs. Anderson especially enjoy
ed the warm hospitality extend
ed to her at the Sunday evening
covered dish supper where she
had an opportunity to meet many
other old friends.
Mrs. Irene Lynch, who has
been under medical care at the
local hospital for three weeks, is
now convalescing at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Searles
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wealth
erston returned Sunday from a
weeks vacation trip to Winni-
peg, where. they enjoyed a leis-
urely tour of the many places of
interest in and near the city.
They also visited Lake Winni-
peg, a nearby summer resort. In
cluded in their itinerary of the
city was a stop at the Win
nepeg Grain Exchange, which was
Of unusual interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Anderson
returned Monday from a ten days
vacation on which they visited
their son Ivan and family in
Livingston, friends in Helena, and
their daughter, Mrs. Marvin Lar
son and family at Columbia Falls.
Mr.. Anderson reports some very
fine fishing while he was in Liv-
ingston with his son Ivan. They
fished in the Yellowstone and
the Madison. In company with
their daughters family at CO.
lumbia Falls, they took in a day
Of the county fair at Kalispell.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Benson have
returned from a two weeks va
cation on which they spent a
week with their son-in-law and
MI. and Mrs. 10
Tucker and children, Judy and
Joe at their home in Wichita,
Kansas, and visited with DR..
Benson's sisters and their families
Toledo, Iowa. While they were
in Wichita their daughter, Cheryl
flew from Kansas City for a week
end visit with them at her sis
.er's home. Miss Benson gradu-
ated Sept. 4 from the TWA Hos
.ess School in Kansas City, and
eft the next week by plane for
Los Angeles, which will be her
for five months. Her
'irst months assignment as air
inc hostess, which she has al
'eady assumed, is between Los
Angeles and San Francisco, via
fresno. Miss Benson is a gradu-
tie of Colorado State University
It Boulder and has been a mem
,er of the school faculty at
California, the past two
ears. DR.. and Mrs. Benson made
he trip by car and report fine
Dads and weather, and a really
vacation.
R. M. st. Cyr is transacting
'usiness in Minneapolis this
week. Mrs. st. Cyr's mother, Mrs.
}. L. Morris of Wibaux, who
anne to be with her daughters
during his absence, re-
urned home Wednesday.
DR.. James Venables of st.
'aul, Mimi, visited in Sidney
ne first of the week at the DR..
van Peterson Jr. home. DR..
'enebles graduated with DR.. /
eterson from the School of Den ,
stry at the Minnesota State Uni
ersity and was on his way to !
verett, Wn., where he will prac- !
ce in a clinic in which his {
is associated.
Mrs. Alma Hooker visited in c
several days the past +
eek at the homes of her sis Z
rs, and with her nephews and r
and their families. \
Beverley ST. Cyr has made :
recovery from an .
nergency appendectomy which r
Ie underwent at the local hos
tai last Thursday, and is now @
cuperating at her home. E,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haugen !;
It Saturday for Billings where