The Sidney herald., 1958-01-23

sen and Mrs. Sherlock and chill
dren left from Glendive by train
Sunday evening for their home
in Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Bach
took them to Glendive.
MIR. and Mrs. Jay Lalonde and
MIR. and Mrs. H. c. Hauk attend
ed the State Contractors conven-
ton held in Butte last week end.
The Hauks made the trip by
plane and MI. and Mrs. Lalonde
went up by train. Holbrook
Lynch drove over from Galen for
a visit with them.
Mrs. Jesse Wright returned
Sunday from Tacoma, Washing
ton, where she visited through
the holidays with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Rau and family.
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Nelson will
leave Saturday for Billings to
visit there through the first of the
week while DR.. Nelson attends
the State Opometric convention.
DR.. Nelson's office here will be
closed until Wednesday afternoon.
Harry McGraw, who under
went major surgery at the local
hospital recently is now conval-
escing at his home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roth, Miss joey
Schmidt and Joe Schaner return
ed Wednesday morning from Min
neapolis, where they took in Mar
ket Week and did the spring buy
ing for their respective depart
ments in the Yellowstone Mer-
camille Co. store. Mr.. and Mrs,
Elmer Sorenson, who also went
down for Market Week will re-
turn today.
Dick Mulholland, who was I'm
der hospital care for 20 days fol-
lowing an automobile accident, Is
now convalescing at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Mulholland, who report that he
is making very satisfactory re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Herrick
are in Rochester, Mimi, where
Maurice is going through the
Mayo Clinic. The three younger
children r staying with her
parents, the Almon Butkas, while
they are away.
MI. and Mrs. Art Nelson OF
Helena are visiting here at the
home of Mrs. Nelson's sister, Mrs.
Axel Nelson, and among other
relatives and friends.
l.. J. Lee of the Sidney Electric
Store, returned Sunday from
Chicago, where he attended a
key Dealers" General Electric
convention held there at the Rad
isson Hotel last week. Mr.. Lee was
the only representative at this
convention chosen from Montana,
which we are told by G.. E. exec
utives is a decided honor for a
town the size of Sidney. One of
the requirements to qualify as a
Key Dealer is the sale of a GE
unit per day for a year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Micky Gardner of Williston
brought MI. Lee over from there
Sunday and visited here at the
Lee home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Nelson
of Plentywood came down Wed
nesday of last week and took
Mr.. Nelson's sister, Mrs. Walford
Wekander home with them that
afternoon for a few days visit
They brought her back to Sidney
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Clark, who was in
jured when hit by a car on the
Sidney streets a few weeks ago,
is getting along nicely but con-
tinues under hospital care.
Edgar Fisher and Norman
Truax of Butte are in Sidney to-
day on business for the Treasure
State Life Insurance NCo.
JEANNE Candee of Charlie
Creek is spending a few days this
week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey Fisher, and
among other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blubaugh
returned last Thursday from a
months trip to southern points.
They spent Christmas week with
Mr.. Blubaugh's people and among
old friends at their former home
in Tonkawa, Oklahoma. From
there they went to Lafayette, La,
for a visit and on to Pensacola,
Florida. They drove down thru
the citrus fruit area in Central
Florida, and returned over the
west coast route. When they were
there the leaves and fruit were
falling from the trees and they
were told that one more frost
would kill the trees. There has
been another frost since that time
with a great loss reported. The
Blubaughs report cold and rainy
weather throughout the south but
tell us there were still many
tourists and they, like all others,
visited the many places of in
terest to tourists. In the famous
Cypress Gardens smudge pots
were kept burning constantly to
protect the flowers and trees. The
pots were camouflaged with gold
Mrs. Blubaugh said that
only once on her trip did she
YEA a cotton dress and that they
had the heater going in their a
all but one day of their time
away. Prepared as they were for
any kind of weather they report