The Sidney herald., 1957-08-01

ents, the Chris Sorensons, and
, with her brothers and sisters and
their families. The Rev. Anstutz,
pastor of the Baptist church al
Lewistown, will join his family
here for a few days visit before
they return home.
Henry Wilson of Yakima, Wash
ington, a former farmer In the
Skaar community, visited in Sid
ney last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry HINGE. Many old
time friends and neighbors gath
cred at the city park Sunday for
a picnic dinner In his honor. A
happy time of visiting and remin-
iscing was enjoyed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Woods
will spend the week end at the
home of Mrs. Woods brother, the
Gordon Hotties in Glasgow and
take in the Fort Peck celebration
Saturday.
The Bob Hood family moved
this week from the Kincaid
Apartments to the Jim Mason
residence at 800 5th st. S. E.. The
Masons are moving to Rock
Springs, Wyoming, where Jim has
already assumed a position with
the Newton Claim Service. Mr..
Mason will continue her work in
Sidney until he Is able to locate
living quarters, and the children
are staying with her mother, Mrs.
Turner In Glendive. Mrs. Mason
IS with his parents In Sidney. Miss
C1afa A. Coleman, the new super
intendent of nurses at the Com
munity Memorial Hospital will
occupy the Kincaid apartment va
cated by tho Hoods. -
= Mr. and Mrs. A. H. johnson
drove to Culbertson Tuesday eve
ming to meet Mrs. Carl Rowland
of Long Beach, California, who
will be their houseguest for a
while. Mrs. Hoviand came to Sid
ney from HavTe, where she had
been visiting relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson also have their ut,
tie granddaughter, Jackie Nyquia
OF Glendiye, visiting them.
Lynn Nelson has returned from
Columbus, where she visited at
the r. L. Potts home.
Keith Krebsbach and his BROTH
er Clair Of Williston made a trip
to Billings by plane last week
where they looked after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Phillips and
two children of Thermopolis, Wy
oming, r now settled in Sidney,
where Mr. Phillips has assumed
a position as assistant manager of
the Gamble store. The Phillips are
at home in the Lei hesney apart
ments.
D. E. Murphy, who has spent
the past six weeks visiting at the
homes Of sisters of his late wife,
Mrs. Axel Nelson in Sidney, Mrs.
Art Nelson in Helena and Mrs.
Tom German in Spokane, and
their families left Tuesday to re-
turn to his home in Minneapolis.
He also visited at the home Of
Mrs. Jim Gleason in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gean Lalonde and
daughter Kathy returned to their
home in st. Paul, Mimi, Sunday
following a week end visit here
at the home of Gean's mother,
Mrs. Irene Lalonde and with 9TH
er relatives. Mrs. Irene Lalonde
accompanied them back to st.
Paul for a visit at their home.
Mrs. Jennie Peterson Of Plenty
wood is visiting this week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Bud
Nelson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Larson and
family have had for their house
guests the past week Mr.. Larson's
mother, Mrs. Hans c. Larson, and
his nephew, Howard Larson, of
N. D. They were ac-
to Sidney by Mrs.
Jorgenson, who visited
here at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Stan Dreyer and family.
They returned to their home on
Wednesday.
Mrs. 10 Whitaker, who was for
merly employed at the Gamble
store, is visiting her daughter,
Maxine in Olympia, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erv Krejci and
children Judith, Darlene and
Dickie, returned last week from
vacation trip on which they
in Spokane, and toured
Glacier Park and the beautiful
Tlathead Lake country. They also
at the home of Mr.. Krejci's
parents in Havre. They report a
very nice vacation but tell us that
Sidney and home looked good to
hem on their return.
Mrs. O'Niell Jones and two of
heir children came from Hardin
for a family gathering at
he Jay Lalonde home that night
compliment to the Gean La
.ondes, who visited here over the
week end from st. Paul. Mr..
Jones came over Sunday for a
visit with them and accompanied
lis family back to Hardin that
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Member and
.hree children spent several days
asst week at Armstead, where
hey visited at the home of MI.
brother-in-law and Sis
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richter and
amily. The Members were accom-
home by their son Joe Bill,
Who had spent six weeks at his
home.
Mrs. Don Dave and daughter
ruth, her mother, Mrs. Laura
Nelson, and her sister, Mrs. Paul
Sauthier of Glendive, have re-
urned from a very enjoyable va
alton trip. They toured the Black |