The Sidney herald., 1957-09-05
Lambert
Mrs. Grant BURGESS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rudolph and
sons left with their trailer house
for their home at Sheridan, Wyo-
ming Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Rudolph returned Monday to
continue his work here on the
oiling of the new highway.
Mrs. Bertha Baxter, Bird and
4th grade teacher in the local
school, and family moved into
the Thea Paulson house Thurs
day. The Baxters come here from
Fairview where Mrs. Baxter
taught in rural schools for a
number of years, and her chill
dren attended Fairview high
school. Two girls enrolled in the
local school this year. Virginia in
the Freshman class and Barbara
in the eighth grade.
Mrs. Miller of Glendive has
been hired by the school board
to fill the Commercial vacancy
in the local high school. Mrs.
Miller taught here about four
years ago in the same department
and is welcomed back by the
school patrons. While in Lambert
she will make her home at Grand
ma Carriers and eat her meals
at the Pershing Carter home.
Earl Laurent arrived here Sum-
day afternoon from Bemidji,
Minnesota, as he will be teaching
shop and some of the science
classes in the local high school
this term. Mr.. Laurent taught
here two years ago in this same
department and is welcomed back.
While here this winter he will
board and room at the Ben Rogers
home.
Because of the recent surgery
of Mrs. Kringen and her inability
to be here to begin the school
term, Mrs. Erich Pust is taking
her place in the 5th and 9th
grades until she arrives.
Men of the community with
the assistance of some of the
Kiewit construction crew and
equipment spent Saturday and
Sunday leveling and clearing the
east side of the school play
ground. On Monday afternoon the
Kiewit Company oiled this area
which will be used for various
outside activities both during the
school hours and for outside
school activities. The court is 40
#. by 80 fit. which is large enough
for tennis, basketball, badminton
and many other sports along this
line. The court will be fenced
with woven wire to prevent I'M
necessary rough usage such as
driving cars on it, etc. Those
who worked there giving their
time and equipment are to be
thanked and congratulated on this
piece OF work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dotson and
Dale Dotson arrived here Satur-
day afternoon from Butte, Mon
tana where the men are employed
in the copper mines, to spend
the Labor Day week end with
relatives and friends. Saturday
night members Of the Dotson
family were treated to a trout
fish fry, the trout having been
brought here by Jack and Dale.
Those who enjoyed the fish fry
were the Ray Dotson Jr. family,
Jack and Dale and the Pude Dot
son family at whose home it was
fried. Sunday a family dinner
was held at the Pude Dotson
home in honor of the visiting
members. Those who came for
the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Laramie Keller of Glendive, Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Levno of Sidney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dotson Jr.
and family.
Frank Nevins spent three days
in Sidney last week as house
guest at the Gordon Quilting
home. On Saturday he took part
in the fishing derby which was
held at the Gartside dam site.
evening his parents and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins,
Darrell and Ann drove 10 Sid
ney to get him and to attend the
show Giant" which was show
ing for the last night at the
Motor Vue theatre.
The annual meeting of the
WMF Society Of the Lutheran
church will be held at the
church. All members are urged
to attend as we will have the
Mountain District Presi-
dent, Mrs. Percy Peterson of
Wolf Point with us at this meet
Cake and coffee will be
by the hostesses, Mrs.
Peterson and Mrs. Wilbur
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Everett and
part of his combining crew left
for their home in Kansas Sunday
morning. One combine and crew
Of men remained to finish cutting
the Warren Schilling crop.
Donna and Eddie Schultz, chill
.ren of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Schultz, underwent tonsilectomies
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