The Sidney herald., 1957-04-04

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with the Williston VFW official
recently in regard to junior base
ball.
Mike Dotson, Mrs. L. c. Dot
son and Don O'Brien made
trip to Miles City Sunday to SCI
Lorry Dotson, who is under carr
there at the veterans hospital
Lorry underwent major surgery
Monday from which they repor
he is making very satisfactory re.
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ullmen ar.
rived home Wednesday from Cal
ifornia and points west, where
they have visited since early il
January. They spent some time
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Eicholz
at Bakersfield, California, ano
visited at other points in the
state. On their return they Wis.,
tied at the homes of their daugh-
tiers, the Glen Collins in Tacoma
and the Fred Hollis in Spokane
Mrs. Collins accompanied her
parents back to Sidney for a visit
here at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. r. Sanford, and among
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Worthing of Thomp-
son Falls is spending the week
in Sidney with her mother, Mrs.
F. B. Lauster. Mrs. Worthing
came to Glendive by train and
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Worthing, accompanied her to
Sidney by bus. She spent the day
at the Lauster home and return
ed to Glendive that evening.
Jeanne Erickson left Monday
with the other members of the
concert choir of MISC of Boze-
man for a weeks tour of cities in
the northwestern part of the
state. Mr.. Myrtle is in charge of
this group.
Mrs. Phil Geisen and her
daughter, Mrs. Tom Reid of Pop
lar, returned last week from PEN
s~acola, Florida, where they spent
three weeks visiting at the home
of their daughter and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Nielsen and
their four children, Brent, Scott,
Randy and Karen Renee. The
baby Karen Renee, was born
just a few days before their ar
rival. Mrs. Geisen says there was
lots of rain while they were there
and the weather was not too
good. They did visit a number
of places of interest and Mrs.
Reid did a little more sightseeing
than her mother as this was her
first visit there. Mrs. Geisen tells
us that her son-in-law, who is
stationed at the navy base in
Pensacola, has been assigned to
six months of school at Mem
phis, Tenn, where the family
will move about May z. He is
a first class metalsmith. Just be-
fore leaving Sidney for the South,
Mrs. Reid and her husband and
children attended the Gaping
ceremonies at st. Luke's hospital
in Aberdeen, S. OAK, where
their oldest daughter was one of
the class. She is now in train
ing at Holy Rosary hospital in
Miles City.
DR.. and Mrs. R. M. Bergen of
Minot were week end guests at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Haga and family.
Mrs. Eugene Kellogg of Cleve-
land, N. D., who was in Sidney
to welcome a new little grand
Patricia Jean Forth,
born March IL at the Community
Memorial hospital, has returned
home. Patricia Jean is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Forth.
Mrs. Kellogg planned a more ex-
tended visit at her daughters
home but left because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Stefan,
Marvin Anderson, Connie Foss
and Jeanne Erickson left Sun
day morning for Bozeman, Mont,
after spending spring vacation at
heir respective homes. They are
Ill students at MISC.
Mrs. Alice Kendall returned
Monday from a few days visit
relatives in Minneapolis and
Buffalo, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and
laughter Tonia of Billings were
week end guests at the home of
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
fisher. Mr.. Fisher was recently
transferred from Spokane to Bill
ms in his position as mail clerk.
Elmer Tombre left Wednesday
or Coulee Dam, Washington,
where he will be joined by Mrs.
later in the month and
hey will become permanently
ocated. They recently purchased
he Coulee Dam Motel from Mrs.
Iomer Sherlock and will assume
ossession May l.
Nels Bach left Friday on a va
alton trip to LaMesa, California,
here he is visiting his son-in-
NV and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Job Putnam and family.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Petersen
eturned to Los Angeles last week
fter a vacation visit among
and relatives here
nd with Mrs. Larson's parents, ]
Ir. and Mrs. Emmanuel Larsen I
! Culbertson. {
Charles (Chuck) Stauffer, for !
lie past 18 months employed on
he Herald, recently resigned !
lis position to become associat- {
with Walter Larson, who owns I