The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

WeatherStOn'S sister MIS-. rTeu
Boyd, who Is under car there
at Rosebud Community hospital
for a broken hip sustained IN a
fall on a Forsyth street Monday
of last week. She hopes to be able
to go home this week end but
will be in a wheel chair for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Hall r in
Minneapolis this week where
they are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Halls aunt while she takes
in market week and does the
spring buying for her local es-
tablishment, the Modern Lady
Shop.
Hurry Carey took his mother
to Bowbells N. D.. Friday after
noon to attend funeral services
for an old friend of the family,
held there Saturday morning.
They also enjoyed a brief visit
with many old family friends and
with a niece and cousin from
Asheville, N. c., who had ac-
companied an aunt's remains to
Bowbells for buriel in the family
plot. They returned home Satur-
day afternoon.
Otto Habedank, who has been
under surgical care at the local
hospital, is now convalescing at
his home.
The Rev. Arthur o. Mathison
and his wife of Richey were in
Sidney Tuesday for a visit with
Mr.. Carlson of Richey, who is
under care at the local hospital.
The Mathisons have just recently
moved from Leonard, N. Oak, to
Richey, where the Rev. Mathison
has been assigned as pastor to the
Lutheran churches at Richey and
Lambert. In a pleasant call at the
Herald office TO leave his church
notices and subscribe for the
paper, Rev. Mathison told us that
they have four children, all grown
One son and two sons-in-law, all
studying for the ministery, will
be ordained in the spring, and
the other daughter, who is not
married, teaches at Maddox, N.
Oak.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Bivens
were in Sidney Monday from their
farm this side Of the river Is miles
south of Poplar. Mr.. Biven told
us there was no snow and the
roads we're in good driving con-
dition. In fact, he said, he had
never experienced a winter as
open as this winter has been in
eastern Montara. Livestock are
foraging for themselves in fields
and pastures and farmers with
cattle have had a mighty easy
time on that account so far, and
it looks as If it will continue
throughout the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kristen Petersen
were in Sidney Saturday from
Richey.
Robert REM, south of Poplar
rancher-farmer in Richland coun-
ty, in the Gumbo Flats commun-
ity, was transacting business in
Sidney Monday.
A card from Mrs. c.. w. Thomp-
son, dated at Forth Pierce, Florida
where she and Mr.. Thompson are
spending the winter, says: "Our
address is General Delivery here.
We have a four room and bath
apartment and are beginning to
get down to Southern living. But
we sure do miss The Herald,
which send us. Have been out two
evenings to see the fishing boats
come in. The shrimp boats were
in this evening but we missed
seeing them arrive"
Toby Kangas returned from
Billings this morning, where he
had gone Monday with his wife
after receiving word that her
father, Harry H. Perrigo, had suf-
fered a heart attack at his home
there. Mrs. Kangas and their
daughters, Kay and Karen stayed
in Billings. MIR. Kangas reports his
father-in-law's condition slightly
improved.
Mrs. Mate Quilting left We'd
nesday for Eau Claire, Wiscon-
son for a six weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Gil
son and family.
Mrs. Bill Ford and her mother
visited recently at the home of
Mrs. Hurst's brother, F. j. O'Niell
and family in Williston. They
went for the special purpose of
visiting with their nephew and
cousin, Brother Howard, who was
home for a few days from st.
Joseph's Seminary at Westmont,
ILL.,, and will not be home again
for several years. The F. j.
O'Neills also have a daughter
who is a novitiate at st. Joseph's
in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Butka
are in Rochester, Mimi, where
Mr.. Butka has undergone major
surgery at st. Mary's hospital
and will be under car for some
time. Mrs. Butka is staying at
the Delano Hotel while there.
MIR. and Mrs. O'Nein Jones
are on a three weeks vacation
trip to California and points west.
Mrs. Albert Lalonde left Fri
day for st. Paul for a visit with
her son Gene and family before
they move to New York City,
where he is being transferred in
his work with the Univac Cor