The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Jensen was Miss Maybe Nelson's
houseguest. On their return to
Norma Sunday evening they were
accompanied by Andrew Lund,
who will visit this week at the
home of his brother, Nels Lund
at Mohall, N. D.
Loretta Cowden, who is with
the Agriculture Extension Ser
vice working out of Washington,
D.. c., visited in Sidney a few
days this week and looked after
her mothers real estate interests.
Mrs. Cowden was unable to come
with her daughter at this time
as she had unexpected company,
but sent greetings to her old
friends, and all will be happy to
hear that she is enjoying splen-
did health. Miss Cowden was re-
turning home by plane from a
trip to the west coast, where she
goes several times a year in her
work with the extension service.
Mrs. Irene Lalonde returned last
week from st. Paul, where she
enjoyed a ten days visit with
her son Gene and family. She
came home with her grandsons,
Ronnie Lalonde and Dennis Jones,
who were on a few days vacation
from st. Thomas Academy, where
they r attending school. Phil
Hurd, also a student at st. Thomas
returned home at the same time.
The boys all enjoyed a wonder
full few days of hunting we're
told, and left Sunday to go back
to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Beck took
in the opening of the new Ben
Franklin store at Plentywood
Saturday and went on from there
to Columbus for a week end visit
at the R. L. Potts home. The
store at Plentywood is not a new
business for the town but a new
building and in a new location.
The Becks were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nelson's little
daughter, Lynn.
Mrs. Phil Geisen and her sister
in-law, Mossie Artz of Fairview,
returned recently from the west
coast where Mrs. Geisen visited
sisters and brothers and their
families in Vancouver, Salem
and Portland, and with her
daughter and family at Lyons.
They made the trip by train and
tell us they had fine weather ex-
rept for their stay at Lyons,
Ore, where it rained all the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Hammes
northeast of town returned re-
from Spokane, Wn., where
hey spent about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Savoy
we're visitors in Sidney from Plen-
last Friday.
MS w. D. Fitzgerald, Major
Chester L. Hiatt, MS Andrew M.
McCord and Sgt.-1c were in Sid
ley Tuesday from Glasgow where
hey are base checking on Army
Reserve activities by the unit
lere under Capt. E. G. Eek
9th. This was a routine visit.
VIM. S. Winhofer and his moth
IT, Mrs. Theresa Winhofer of
were business callers in
Wednesday. They brought
n a load of cattle for sale that
lay at the Yellowstone Livestock
MI. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon-
Id and son Kenny visited last
week with their son-in-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Som
at their home in Powell,
Mansel Woods transacted bust
less in Glendive Tuesday and
drs. Woods accompanied him for
visit with Mrs. Clifford Harsh.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Harper,
fary Ellen, Jeff and Gregg, re-
urned Tuesday evening from their
arm at Motley, Mimi, where
hey were joined by the Harper
oys who are in college for a
yeek end visit. Tom and Bruce
anne from Shattuck at Faribault, :
linn, and Bruce from Duluth,
here he is attending the Du- :
It'll Branch of the Minnesota !
tate University. Miss Patty Book
{ Minneapolis, a friend of the
also spent the week end
18th them.
Mrs. Aida Welsch, bookkeeper (
,r the Tractor g. Equipment Co., !
1T this morning on a two weeks s
acation trip, on which she will !
isit her daughter and family at S
edar Rapids, Iowa, and with her c
aughter-in-law and children in
+
Mrs. c. E. Varco returned Fri C
ay from a three weeks visit r
it'll her daughter-in-law Mrs. \
Varco and family at La {
rosse, Mimi, and at the home 4
her late husbands brother and n
mily in Austin, MINI. t
Mrs. Jim Fisher and children
turned Tuesday from a visit il
it'll her relatives at points in s
est Virginia, and hope to get O
tiled in a home in Sidney soon. il
John Goldsmith, who has been s.
lder medical care at the Com
unity Memorial hospital, was h
Gently discharged and is now
at his home. Mr.. and F
rs. Goldsmith will celebrate their
tn wedding anniversary on I
Nov. 10, and MI. Cold
nth is happy to be home for 6
is observance.
Lloyd Lauster Of Bigstone City, y,