The Sidney herald., 1957-01-24
Lower
Yellowstone
Mr.. l.. p. More

Carr Thomas family at a dime
at her home last Wednesday eve
ming in honor of Mrs. Thoma
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hay
den and family also were guest
there in the evening.
Elmer Martin accompanied Nj
and Mrs. Raymond Markow {
Denver last week Wednesday
where they will all have a msdi
cal check up.
Fred Maurer and son HERNIA
took Mrs. Maurer to Williston las
Thursday for a medical check w
Charlotte Dooley stayed z
home last week with her mother
who was home from her wor
with a kidney infection.
Denny Baxter has been con
fined to his home with pneu
monia, but is much improved.
Theo. Beyl was in the hospita
for a few days last week, having
treatment for a skin infection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Swenser
took their children to Watforo
City last Saturday to the polio
clinic for their shots.
Johnny Maurer was out of
school most of last week, sick
with bronchial pneumonia, anc
was in the hospital one night and
a day, but was able to go back
to school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman johnson
entertained three tables of whist
players at their home last Sat-
urday evening. Mrs. Bill Taylor
received high score for the la
dies and Kermit Swenson high
for the men.
Monte, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Martin, has been il
at his home the past week with
chicken pox.
About twenty Junior Leaguers
from st. Johns Lutheran church
had a skating party in spite of
the bad weather, on the Noble
last Sunday afternoon, and
Mrs. Erwin Martin served a hot
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cummins
Of Sidney were guests at the Joe
Fletcher home last Saturday eve
hing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Conlin
and family who spent the week
md at the home of his mother,
lad a stormy trip back to their
home at Tampico Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Diede Wis
ted at the Charles Martin home
asst Sunday afternoon.
Mary Carol Diede had the mis-
ortune to sprain her wrist Sun
afternoon while at the skating
'arty at Noble lake.
Due to a broken water main,
here was no school at the East
'airview school Monday and
tuesday. All families heard the
announcement on KICK for
Ionday but the announcements
we're a little slack on Tuesday
nd two bus loads of children ar
ived and had to return home.
Larry Falkenhagen is in Spo-
ane visiting with his sisters
amily, the VIM. Millers.
Fred Lebsock sold a carload of
ogs to John King of Sidney and
loaded them out at Dore last
thursday.
Word from Portland, Oregon
ates that Mr.. and Mrs. David
ibbard (nee Patricia Bowers)
e the proud parents of a baby
aughter born January 18th. We
ave not learned her name as
It.
Mervin Johnson of Arnegard,
Oak, is the new operator al
lowden and is presently room
G and boarding at the Viola
aasevigen home. .
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Severance
i'd Keith were visiting at the
oman Fischer home Tuesday
Airman &c Genevieve Delp
It Sunday for Manhattan Beach
lrforce Station, Brooklyn, N. Y,
ter spending a two-weeks' fur
ugh here with her family.
The Bill Geise family were
lnday dinner guests at the home
Mrs. Marie Swenson.
George Umback is busy hauling
al for himself and Herman
hnson these days.
The Daryl LaCountes called
the Stubs home in Dore Sun
Y. Esther and Katherine &C
mpanied them to Norris Bacon's
lere they had dinner. Nancy
ICON returned with them and
spending a few days in Dore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleischman of
Ilbertson were callers at Dore
onday.
Our mail carrier, Fred Fehrs,
Is the lucky winner of the TV
given away by the East Fair
wv Service Station Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Storvik and
Is motored to Williston Sum
y to visit Grandpa Storvik.
Floyd Sullivan is getting a
nple of bachelors life these
US as he is staying at his farm
d watching out for his lamb
'p.
Mrs. Harriet Sanderson and
1nny accompanied her daugh-
I, Mrs. Hannah Macdonald, to
lliston Sunday, where they will
y for a time. Perhaps until :
ing if they like it there.