The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

SoiilPdIy titI QduSfiLcI , ldIlllly
the George Angermeiers, on a va.
cation trip to a mountain resort
She plans to be away about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Algeo, &C.
,companied by Mrs. Algeo's father
Ole Kilen, returned last Saturday
from a vacation trip through the
Black Hills and Yellowstone Park
They also visited among relatives
in Valley City and Fargo, N. d
They'report a very enjoyable trip
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lund OF
Reserve had dinner Sunday with
Mr.. Lund's brother, N. N. Lund
and his wife at the Lalonde Ho-
tel. Mr.. Lund had just returned
from a Federal Reserve Bank
meeting at Duluth, of which he is
a member of the Board Of Di-
rectors. Mrs. Lund met him il
Glendive on his arrival there by
plane.
Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Carlson
and children, Judy and Bill ar
rived in Sidney last Wednesday
for a visit at the home of Mrs.
Carlson's father, MI. and Mrs.
Holger Petersen, and with other
relatives and old friends. Rev.
| Carlson is pastor of st. Andrews
Lutheran church in Whittier, Cal
ifornia.
Pvt. Robert E. Lee was induct-
ed into the army and has been
assigned to Fort Carson, Colorado
for his basic training. His address
during that period will be Pvt.
Robert E. Lee, u. S. Sc 271 $50,
End Pit. Btry OBJ, 34th Field
Artillery Bin, Fort Carson, Colo.
MI. and Mrs. w. C. Beckman
of Seattle, Wn., and daughters,
Betty and Beverley, visited il
Sidney over the week end at
the home of Mr.. Beckman's sis
ter, Mrs. Esther Johnson. The
Beckmans were returning from a
vacation trip to Duluth, Mimi
They also spent a week end
here enroute east.
Mr.. and MRS. Louis Lee and
Mrs. Lionel Gall motored to Mi
not last Thursday where MI. Lee
attended a meeting of General
Electric TV and electric appli-
ance dealers.
MI. and Mrs. John Stagner
combined business with pleasure
on a trip to Billings over the
week end.
Kay Will left last week for
Billings TO enter upon the last
term of her senior year at East
ern Montana State College. Her
husband, Marvin Will, expects
to spend a few days with her
there before he leaves for Butte,
August 6 for army induction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Petrik and
son Phillip attended the North
Dakota State Trap Shoot held In
Williston Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hall OF
Bainville and three little daugh-
tiers visited in Sidney Sunday
at the home of Kenneth's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hall.
DR.. and Mrs. R. A. Sanford
and children, and Mrs. Sanford's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Ullmen, returned last week from
a vacation trip to Spokane, where
they Visited at the home OF their
sister and daughter, MI. and Mrs.
Fred Holl and family. On their
return trip they spent a day at
Virginia City, toured Yellowstone
park, and stopped at Thermopo-
Isl for a few days. At Thermop-
olis they all took a series of the
mineral health baths for which
that resort is noted. Enroute
nome from Thermopolis they
the Custer Battlefield.
Mrs. Frank Maltese and five
children returned last Thursday
rom California where they spent
4 month visiting among her peo-
Die in San Jose, Visalia and 9TH
II points. They report a fine
ime with many lovely sightsee-
ng trips. They made the trip
Town by plane and Mrs. NAL
ese's brother and his wife, Mr..
md Mrs. Vita Cino and two chill
lren of Visalia, brought them
,ome in their station wagon. The
,inos left Sunday on a vaca-
ion trip to Minnesota, Oklahoma
nd Texas before returning home.
dr. Cino is foreman of a pipe
ard in Visalia. +,
Paul Reiss and his nephew,
liner Greve of Keil, Wisconsin,
listed in Sidney the past week
t the home of Fred Berg and
Iollie Dick. Mr.. Reiss was a
primer farmer in the Andes COM
,unity. He retired in 1914 and
eturned with his wife to their :
Id home in Wisconsin, where 9
Irs. Reiss passed away this :
bring. Her obituary appeared =
i The Herald at that time. The i
and Reiss's were neighbors 5
Keil, where they had their s
arental homes and attended
.hool together. Mr.. Reiss also h
.sited among old neighbors in a
Andes community while here. T
Bill Buchholz has returned from n
two weeks trip to Kansas City N
i'd New York City, on which he v
,mbined business with pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don .Rozelle and G
arvin are vacationing this week e
Billings where they are Wis g
ng their daughter Audrey, and "
it'll Mrs. Rozell's brother, Virgil :.
anus and family. v