The Sidney herald., 1957-05-09

lings to attend a DeMolay cere'
mony at the Billings Masoni,
Temple that evening at which Mr.
Rosenow was one of a class O.
eight upon whom the Legion o.
Honor DeMolay Investiture wa!
conferred. Chandler c. Cohager
officiated at the very impressive
Investiture Ceremony. The Wea.
therstons spent Thursday and Fri
day at Hardin and visited through
the week end at the Fred Boyo
home in Forsyth.
Mrs. Ruth Ellwein returned las
week from a ten day visit at the
home of her son-in-law anc
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Alling and their three children
in Helena, where she also look
ed after business matters. Thi:
was Mrs. Ellwein's first acquain-
lance with her little granddaugh-
ter Stephanie, born December %
MI. and Mrs. o. A. hammers Of
Harlowton ere week end guest:
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Habedank and family. The
hammers, former residents OF
Glendive, where MIR. Hammer.
was Dawson County Agent, now
have extensive ranching interests
near Harlowton.
Friends here will be interested
in learning that the Ralph Weagle
family, former Sidney residents
recently moved from Ogden, Utah
to Red Lodge, Montana.
Niels Anderson who recently
returned to Salt Lake City, Utah
after spending several months ir
Sidney with the idea of again
taking up permanent residence
here, writes The Herald: 81 am
out here on my own place anc
sort of think that - God willing
= I'll be here for a spell. Sc
please send my Herald to the
above address Had a great
rain here the other night. 1t sort
of looks like the big drought
might be broken. A lot of people
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kincaid
are spending a few days in Bill
lings this week on combined bus
mess and pleasure.
Cy Olson and Wally Engstrom,
| officers from the Midland Ma
tional Bank of Minneapolis, Wis
tied at the Richland National
bank in Sidney Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lalonde
spent several days last week in
Billings, where Mr.. Lalonde was
a delegate to the Toastmaster's
convention held there Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson re-
turned by plane Sunday from a
trip to Chicago where they &C
companied Mr.. Nelson's mother,
Mrs. Axel Nelson, that far on a
trip to Kilmonark, Va, for a visit
at the home of her son Jim and
family. MI. and Mrs. Jim Nelson
met them in Chicago, where they
spent a few days together. Jim is
employed by Standard Products
Inc, and attended the national
convention of the company while
in Chicago, where he was honor
ed by being elected to the office
of director of the National Fish
erman's association. Mrs. Nelson
went on by train with her son
and his wife to Virginia and the
Bud Nelson's returned by plane to
Minneapolis, where they were
present at the opening of the
new Federal Reserve Bank and
Bud attended two Reserve Bank
meetings. While in Minneapolis
they also visited overnight with
friends of Mrs. Nelson's at Anoka.
Mrs. Axel Nelson planned to
visit in Virginia for two or three
weeks and will stop in Minneapo-
lis enroute home for a visit with
relatives there.
Jack Moran of Billings, former
local probation officer, was an
overnight guest at the home of
Mrs. Bertha O'Brien Monday. MI.
Moran stopped for a visit among
friends here enroute to points
in North Dakota to see relatives.
Mrs. Paul Petrik is the new
assistant. in the office of Mrs.
Mary Alice Rehbein, Richland
County Health Nurse. Mrs. Pet
rik replaces Mrs. Kathryn Watts.
Mrs. Eugene Amoe and little
daughter Marylu returned Mon
day, in company with Mr.. Amoe's
brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Amoe and daughter
Renee Lynn, from Minnesota,
rrrhnro Anrc Amno uicifad her