The Sidney herald., 1957-06-13

John Gilbert, and with theil
granddaughter and niece and hel
husband in Seattle.
MIR. and Mrs. John Way OF
Billings are visiting in Sidney
this week at the Elmer Sorensor
home while Mr.. Way looks after
business matters in this area.
Week end guests at the home
OF Mrs. Andy Skillen were Mr..
and Mrs. Gregory Werner and
daughter Mary Jean and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ushfeld and son
Richard Of Watkins, MINI. The
ladies are sisters of Mrs. Skillen.
Richard, who has just completed
his second year of study at a
Catholic Seminary in ST. Paul,
will spend the summer with his
uncle, Mel Rauschendorfer and
family in the Armstrong COM
munity.
A. James Skillen, who has just
completed his freshman year at
Montana State College in Boze-
man, will return home this week
end. James was recently initiated
into the Sigma Epsilon fraternity.
Jon Lund visited at his home
in Sidney last week end follow
ing the close Of Concordia College
at Moorhead, Mimi, and left
Friday for Finley, MINI, to join
others OF the Ambassador quar-
tet for a summer tour Of North
Dakota and MINI. The quartet
will tour Montana as far as
Missoula to be there for the Luz
Their League convention. 1t will
| appear in a concert in Sidney in
| August.
Mrs. Syl Braaten and children,
| John, Kathryn and Connie, e
turned last Friday from a ten
days visit with relatives in Fer
gus Falls and Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Braaten's father, Warren
Johnson Of Fergus Falls, and his
sister, Mrs. Dorothy Cox of st.
Paul-brought them home by car
and visited here until Wednesday,
when they returned to their re-
spective homes.
FIR. j. McDermott is leaving
Saturday over the Northern Pa
cific from Glendive for New
York, where he will board a
kim Transatlantic plane at In
ternational airport for a ten
weeks visit in his native Ireland.
Landing at Shannon airport, he
will go to Ulster in northern
Ireland where his parents, two
brothers and a sister live and
he will spend the summer. FIR.
McDermott's visit will coincide
with the celebration of the silver
jubilee of an uncle in a mona
stery in London which he will
attend. He will also visit Scot
land. FIR. McDermott has been
In the United States four years,
the last two as assistant to Mon
signor C.. J. Curtin, pastor of
st. Philomena church in Sidney.
FIR. James Skehan, S. j., of Bos-
ton College will replace FIR. Nc
Dermott here during the iatter's
absence, arriving this week end.
Monsignor Curtin, FIR. McDer-
mott and FIR. Edward Shinnick
are attending the Catholic clergy
retreat in Great Falls this week
through Friday and will return
to Sidney Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. r. S. Mutt re-
turned Monday from ST. Paul,
where they attended the 50th
reunion of their graduation class
from Manchester college. OF the
nineteen original members Of the
class, five are deceased and four
were i'll. Ten were in attendance.
This was a big event for the
college and many lovely func-
tons, including banquets and
luncheons were given to honor
this faithful group Of alumni. At
a special ceremony each was
presented with a gold engraved
pin in commemoration Of their
5Oth anniversary. Mrs. Mutt spent
three weeks with relatives and
visiting among friends in st.
Paul and Mr.. Mutt joined her
there for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jensen
drove to Williston Friday eve
ming to meet Mrs. Jensen's moth
er, Mrs. Otto Baldwin,, and her
grandmother, Mrs. w. L. Bell.
Mrs. Bell has been making her
home the past few months with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Simpson in
Forks. Mrs. Baldwin went
there to get her and she will
spend some time now in Sidney
at the home of her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Jensen and will also
visit at the Baldwin home in
Mrs. Bell is enjoying
fairly good health and is happy
10 be back in Sidney among her
Did friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cooper Of
Colorado Springs we're house
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Searles several days
he first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Carpenter
looking foreward to the ar
.ival of their o and daughter
n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Kay Car
,enter and children Of Omaha,
who are expected over
Ihe week end for a three weeks
yisit. They will also visit Mrs.
Carpenters parents, MI. and Mrs.
Phillip Schmidt and among her
listers and brothers and their
antilles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Bell Of