The Sidney herald., 1957-02-07
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

a. q ii&ICLHlS VI lIlOSt ndNlnP
interest in Block Oil Leases in
Sioux Township last week a re-
lection of an offer of lease was
made that day.
This Monday an unusual num-
Der of a r were parked in the
street whose owners were at
tending the meeting explaining
the new Soil Bank Plan for farm
ers.
Bethel WMF ladies drove to
Williston last Wednesday accom-
panied by Rev. Setness of Fair
view. They visited Bethel Old
Peoples Home in Williston with
a devotional program and after
noon lunch. Mrs. Odegaard was
among the group, however, she
went on from there to Chicago to
be with her sister Selma Four
nier who was critically i'll there
and her children had phoned
her condition.
James Gullikson suffered an
injury at a basketball game in
Sidney recently and was hospital
lied a few days with an infec-
ton. He had some teeth knocked
out.
The March of Dimes party of
Friday night had a small at
tendance due mostly to the ex-
IRENE cold. Films were shown -
of which one was the processing
of the Saalk Vaccine, then a
comic strip and two showing
Canadian recreation spots. Lunch
was served and the children play
ed bingo while the elders played
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Connor,
Mrs. Annie Dobias and Ole Spon-
helm were in Williston to con-
tact Social Security officials last
week.
Clarence diversion returned
home from Miles City Saturday
morning and Monday took Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Youngstown there
Bert will enter Vets hos
pital for surgery and Mrs. Young
strom will remain near him. Clar-
ence returned here again Monday
to look after things in their abb
sence.
VIM. Klym took his family to
visit with home folk at Fairfield
Sunday. They found the high
way open, however other roads
we're difficult. Carol Klym was
eight years old Friday the 1st.
Sioux Flu Juniors and Reserves
net in the hall Saturday for
classes. Leaders were pleased to
see so many there since some
had to drive through fields due
O snow. All four teachers were
present and primary group had
perfect attendance. The Juniors
With Mrs. Frank LasSey as teach
II had a real good lesson on the
Youths place as a per-
ION" in their book mot in the
stars; Mrs. Bert Youngstrom's
'eserve class studied the chap
er working Together For Each
other" from their book, 1.-THE
camp that Sam Built; the third
'eserve class studied the chapter
Cooperation in their book,
Working Together" with Mrs.
Vim. Dobias as teacher; the fourth
lass studied their lesson and
olored pictures of flowers and
,lants under the leadership of
drs. Don Noteboom. After classes
,ames were played which were
aiken from the study units. All
lad a lot Of fun and leaders hope
0 see all March End for the
ext classes. They were pleased
o have Linda Swanson of Fair
lew as a visitor. And at the
anuary meeting they were pleas
d to have Gloria Desonia from
'airview. Both girls were week
nd guests of Sue Dobias at her
ONE here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Connor,
IRIS. Annie Dobias and George
yere Sunday visitors at the
crivner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vickers
yere in Williston investigating
ne auto markets to replace their
ar which was demolished re-
emily in a collision.
TV aerials are in sight this
yeek at Perry Elletson's and
rank Leens'.