The Sidney herald., 1957-01-17

Meyer Broadcasting Co. which
has taken complete charge of the
MVTV operation under the terms
of its construction and he is or
ganizing the necessary personnel
at Williston for the services il
will afford. An article from the
Williston Daily Herald on another
page in this paper deals with his
transfer there from Bismarck.
Carl Rein and Adam Haas were
in Sidney last Saturday from
Buffalo Rapids where both
operate irrigated farms southwest
of Glendive. Rein moved there
last spring from the George Haff-
ner farm south of Sidney which
he had operated for several years,
renting the farm he is operating,
Hass, who had farmed 8 miles
south of Sidney until then, was
one of the first settlers on the
Buffalo Rapids project in l941
when it was completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lee of
the Sidney Electric store were
recently awarded a Miami Beach
weeks vacation as the result of
outstanding performance in a
General Electric Major Appliance
and Television Sales Campaign.
They left Sidney January Is and
will return January 81, making
the trip by plane from Minneapo-
lis. This is Mr.. Lees third con-
secutive southern trip award IN
a G.. E. division sales contest and
the second time they will have
gone to Miami for the occasion.
Dick Peterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Peterson, enlisted in
the Air Force January 6 and
has reported at the base at Hus-
ton, Texas, for training.
Bruce Johnson flew out from
New York City last Friday to at
tend funeral services for his I'M
Gle, Carl Johnson, whose obituary
will be found elsewhere in this
issue of the Herald. After a weeks
visit with his mother, Mrs. Geo.
johnson, he will leave by plane
tomorrow Friday) on his return
trip.
Mrs. Bill Seitz, Jr., and little
daughter Danette left Tuesday for
Butte for a two weeks visit at the
home of her parents, MI. and Mrs.
Felix Stanich.
DR.. j. E. Low will leave Sun
day for Los Angeles, Calf, where
he will attend a course on dag
nosis and treatment of glaucoma.
Mrs. Eva Carey returned Satur-
day morning from a three weeks
holiday visit with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carey and their three chill
dren, Candyce, Stevie and Sue,
at their home in Sacramento, Cal
ifornia. She also visited her sister
and brother-in-law at Rio Linda,
with nieces and nephews and their !
families at Folsom, Rio Linda and
Sacramento, and with her brother
Long Beach. This was her first
holiday visit with her sons fam
and her first acquaintance with
her little granddaughter Sue, who
was n year old the third of jan
uary. Rain, which was badly need
ed throughout the area visited,
was in prospect when Mrs. Carey
eft for home but during her visit
here the weather was ideal. She
made the trip to Sacramento and
Long Beach and return by plane.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.. Berner are
n Denver IN a trip of combined
business and pleasure. They will
lttend the National Stock Show
Denver and then go on to Me-
"a, Ariz., for a visit at the home
# Mr.. Berner's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy .Rosenow
md daughter of Hardin visited
n Sidney over the weekend at
he home of Mr.. Rosenow's sister,
Mrs. George Weatherson, and with
lis mother, Mrs. A. c. Rosenow.
1r. Rosenow is Agriculturalist for
he Holly Sugar Corporation and
vas in Sidney to attend the feeder
Friends here will be inter
sted to learn that Mrs. Rosenow