The Sidney herald., 1957-02-28

in the celebration Of his birth
day. Mr.. Enzminger Is a morti-
clan employed at the Smith Flu
neral Home in Billings and his
wife is an operator at the North
ern Hotel Beauty Salon. Miss
Cowell teaches third grade in the
Worland school system. They
were accompanied to Sidney by
Clarice and Clayton Cummins,
who spent the week end at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cummins. Miss Cum
Minis holds a secretarial position
in Billings and Clayton is a stu
dent at Eastern State College.
Friends here will be interested
to learn that Monty Miller form
erly employed as radio repair
man at the Carburetor and Elec-
trio in Sidney, is now working
at Aukebay, Alaska, in a similar
capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hart r
visiting at the home of their sol
Bill and family in Idaho.
R. S. Mutt is convalescing at
his home following three weeks
of care at the local hospital,
where he underwent surgery. He
is getting along fine and hopes
to be out Don
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Maltese of
Billings have visited in Sidney
the past week at the homes of
their sons, Sam and Frank.
Mrs. Helen Berg and Mrs.
Henry Holman left today yer
the Western Star from Williston
on a months vacation trip. They
will visit Mrs. Berg's son, Ar
thur and family in Chippewa
Falls, Wisconsin, her son Lloyd
Berg at Bagley, Mimi, and with
old friends at her former home in
Glenwood, MINI. In Fargo they
will visit Mrs. Holman's BROTH
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Peterson and son Mi
chael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Haga re-
turned Sunday from a weeks va
cation on which they visited at
the homes of their respective
parents in Minot and spent a few
days in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
In the cities they took in some
professional basketball games and
enjoyed some outstanding stage
productions and concerts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Evans re-
turned Sunday from Billings and
Evans entered the local hos
pital that day for medical care.
They left Sidney just before
Christmas on their annual winter
vacation trip. Mrs. Evans became
i'll before they arrived at Mesa,
Arizona, where they planned their
first stop, and upon their arrival
there she entered a hospital in
Phoenix for medical care She
has been in hospitals most of
the time since then. Examina-
tons disclosed that she would
be some time convalescing and
they decided to cancel their
trip for the present and return
to Sidney. The night before they
left Mesa Mrs Evans had the
misfortune to break her arm in
a fall in their motel. This was
taken care of at Phoenix and they
left for home February 10. After
a few days of care at the Sid
ney hospital they went to Bill
lings on their doctors advice for
treatment and returned
home Sunday. AS soon as she is
able to leave the hospital they
plan to take an apartment in
town for the rest of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Lund and MI.
and Mrs. Alfred Frederickson
drove to Williston Friday to hear
the famous st. Olaf's Lutheran
College choir of Mortified, Min
.esota, at a concert that evening
given at the Williston First Luz
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Niehenke
eft by car Monday morning on
an extended vacation trip. They
planned to spend some time in
Phoenix with visits enroute at
Miles City and Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Filler and
recently returned from al
.hree weeks vacation through the
western states, including Nevada