The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

panied lleu uduBnteI 10 Sluney
and spent the day at the John
Schmidt Jr. home.
MI. and Mrs. Howard Olson and
four children will leave Friday on
a vacation trip to the western part
of the state, where they will visit
at the home of Mr.. Olson's par
ents in Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lalonde and
David spent the week end in the
western part of the state where
Mr.. Lalonde looked after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Crisweu of
Hardin, and children, Linda and
Steven, visited in Sidney the first
of the week at the home of Mrs.
CriswelI's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Ross. They
came to get their daughter, Kim,
who had been visiting at her
aunt's home for three weeks. Mr..
Criswell, editor of the Hardin
Tribune, is convalescing from two
major operations which he under
went the past month, but hopes to
be able to return to work soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Alexander
had for their houseguests the past
week, Mr. Alexander's brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Alex
ander and family of Nampa, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Brown and
twin children, and John Graft of
Hardin, visited in Sidney Satur-
day at the v. H. Ross home on
their return from a vacation trip
to Canada. Mr.. Brown and Mrs.
Graft are both Holly Corporation
employees. Mr.. Graft was par
tucularly interested in visiting the
Sidney factory as he helped to lay
the brick when it was under con-
Visitors here at the Lon Frost
home this week are Mr. and Mrs.
Earl r. Weiskittel of Youngstown.
Ohio, where the famous household
Youngstown Kitchens" are man
ufactured. Mr.. Weiskittel is press
room superintendent for the
Youngstown Vindicator, one Of
the leading daily newspapers in
that industrial section of the Unit
ed States. This is their fourth visit
Sidney as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frost whom they first met in
l94l when, with probably rs to 40
other cars carrying vacationers, in
early September, they were caught
in a snow storm on Bear Tooth
at the crest of the Cook
City hiway into Yellowstone Park.
They were stalled there from 2
o'clock in the afternoon till 10 o.
clock the next morning, while
snowplows - often stuck them
selves in the process-were OPEN
ing the road down to Red Lodge.
They sat in their cars and shiver-
through the night, in a state
OF apprehension that the highway
might fill in with snow again be-
fore it was completely opened.
Sharing perils of that sort makes
fast friends and Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frost
been that ever since the mu-
tual experience. The Weiskittels
here last three years ago,
and in a fraternal call with MIR
Frost at The Herald office,
Mr.. Weiskittel counted this one
Of their most pleasant annual
vacation trips. They are going
here to points in the western
part of the state and will visit
friends in Billings and with rela-
ives in Denver, Colorado on the
'eturn trip home.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Dunn and
hree children left Tuesday night
o drive to Agar, South Dakota,
where they will visit Mrs. Dunn's
'arents and other relatives and
riends. They will also visit his
'arents and other relatives at
sary, South Dakota, and from
here drive to the Twin Cities,
,here DR.. Dunn lived for nine
ears, to visit relatives and
Leaving Sidney July %,
1ey will return home August G,
uring which time DR.. Dunn's Of
.ce will be closed.
Mrs. Merrill Alling and three
hildren of Helena are visiting {
ere at the home of her mother, !
lrs. Fred Ellwein. Mr.. Alling !
cid consultant with the Montana ]
tuberculosis Assn, will join his !
lmily here this week end, and in I
,mpany with his parents, the
OBJ Allings of Fairview, will
bend ten days at the Alling cabin !.
l Lake Carlyle in Canada. /
Mrs. Phil Geisen's daughters, 9
rs. Elliott Bridges of Lyons, =
RECON, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom =
cid and children of Poplar were :
cent guests at her home. Mrs. l;
came from Oregon to at q,
the twenty-fifth reunion of .
n high school graduation class /
Wolf Point, after which she a
sited at her sisters home in n
,plar and they brought her to q
dney. She returned with them =
Poplar to take the train home d
om there. u
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Lund en- y
.ed the July 20 week end on
trip to Garrison dam. They
.nt the night at Minot and
turned home by way of Dick
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson
Pasadena, California, arrived
It Thursday for their annual
inner visit at their farm near
wage. The Johnsons spend