The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. May /. 1858

MIR. and Mrs. Buster McMullen
and family of Sidney, Mrs Viola
Taasevigen, Mrs. Edith Cray and
Mrs. l.. p. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Wilkens
and family of Fairview spent last
Sunday at the Harold Dahl home.
L. p. Moore made a business
trip to Williston Monday.
The new officers elected for
the coming year at the PTA
meeting Monday evening for the
East Fairview school were: Presi-
dent,s Louis Stepan Jr.; vice
president, Mrs. Paul Noteboom;
treasurer, Mrs. David Paschke and
secretary, Mrs. PHILIPPE Herman
DEE. They will be installed at the
May meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Eletson
Jr. were dinner guests at the
Erwin Martin home last Sunday.
Visitors at the Burgess home
last Sunday afternoon were Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Houchen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Houchen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Lee, Cad Cummins, Or
vile Hanson and his mother and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cummins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean KILLER and
Carol moved back to the Circle
country last week end after
trucking all of their sheep there
for the summer months pasture.
Several friends gathered at the
Marvin home to help Mrs. Mar
win celebrate her birthday last
Thursday. 1t was also Mrs. Carl
Anvik's birthday.
Elmer Meldahl was taken to
the Sidney hospital Wednesday
evening of last week and re-
manned there for a few days OBJ
s~ervation.
Alvin Filler left for Chicago ON
Saturday evening via the Empire
Builder, where he will take de-
livery on a new tandem gravel
truck and drive it home.
Mrs. Jerry Feldman, Mrs. Leo
Duda, Mrs. Harry Payette, Mrs.
Don Karst and Mrs. Robert Sea-
der gathered at the Fischer home
for a visit Friday.
Miss Onye Freeman was in
Williston for two days visiting
last week and returned home
driving a new car.
The Reclamation boys have
been darling around like mice,
Saturday. They were busy bring
ing the water down. So now we
can get that irrigation shovel oil
ed up to go any time.
Carol and Little Johnny Damn
stayed with Bethel Nay on Satur-
day while their parents were
transacting business in Williston.
Friends gathered at the John
Hutter home Tuesday to help
John Jr. celebrate his End birth
day.
The Bacon twins, John and
Joan, helping Aunt Esther
at the post office Saturday all
day while the rest of the family
attended the spelling contest in
Sidney.
Norman Swanson guided his
ditch-digging outfit to the L. P.
Moore farm Tuesday where he
will dig for the drainage system
of their newly-acquired bath
room.
VIII everyone, especially our
cream shippers take note that
effective Monday, April 18th, the
goose comes thru Dore at All in
the evening which is about 20
minutes earlier. It's schedule at
Dore is 800 in the morning and
All in the afternoon. Lloyd says
also that the mainline trains in
either direction have varied as
much as twenty minutes so any
one planning to take them should
check their schedule in advance.
Esther Stubs and the Schoen-
bergers had Sunday dinner at the
Bacons.
Henning Hanson is sporting a
new station wagon these days.
Don Peterson and Bob Flynn
and his boys spent most Of Sat-
urday night at the river fishing.
John Dickey had a bad fall on
Sunday and cut his face quite
bailey. He is in the hospital re-
cuperating.
Edith Cray spent Tuesday do
ing a little house cleaning for the
Cray brothers in Dore.