The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01

with their daughter, Mrs. E. Bro
derson of Oakland, California, and
their son Tony of Bozeman, who
are coming to Sidney to join them
in the celebration of their golden
wedding anniversary which they
will observe on May 6.
Mrs. j. M. Suckstorff and Bob
are in Great Falls this week at
tending a meeting of the Montana
Theatre Owners Assn.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Seitz have
returned from a 2 weeks vaca-
ton trip on which they visited
their son Jim, who is a student at
the state university In East Lans-
ing, Michigan. The Seitz' first
went to Minneapolis, where Mr..
Seitz attended the mems market
week and bought new merchan-
disc for his local establishment,
THE Toggery". From Mpls. they
went to Lacrosse, Wisconsin, with
a stop enroute at Markham, ILL.,,
where they enjoyed a visit with
Mrs. Dennis Weir, nee Cynthia
Hall and her family at their home.
At Lacrosse they were joined by
Mr.. Seitz' sister and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heiser for the
trip to East Lansing. They spent
a few days with Jim and then
took the Upper Peninsula route
back to Lacrosse. This was a
beautiful drive they tell us as
was also their tour of East Lans-
ing and the University buildings
and campus. On their return to
Lacrosse they visited Mr.. Seitz'
brothers and sisters and their fam
lilies there and at Cashton, and last
Sunday were guests at a family
reunion at a sisters home in Cash
ton. They also visited a sister and
her family at their home in Wi
mona, MINI.
Herb Spurgeon was in Sidney
Monday returning to his ranch
northwest of Medora, North Oak,
after visiting his brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spurgeon
at their ranch southwest of Gull
bertson over Sunday. Herb and
Jim ranched together for many
years on this home place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jones re-
turned recently from Mesa, Ari-
iona where they spent the winter
again. Mr.. Jones told us he never
saw so much. snow as they came
through in Colorado. They have
been spending the winters in Ari-
iona for several years.
Joe SchmitZ, in town from the
Charley Creek community in the
north central part of the country
yesterday, said If they don't get
some moisture in that part OF
Richland county soon, there won't
be much of a harvest to look for
ward to this fall. Even the stock
water dams r dry and stock are
suffering as a result.
Mr.. Harley McLain, who has
been visiting here the past month
at the home Of his son, the Rev
Bernard McLain and family, left
Wednesday to return to his home
at E~ckelson, N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kristian-
sen of Savage have received word
from Hdq. of the 743D Field Ar
tillery Battalion at Glasgow, Mon
tana, that their son Pfc. Thore E
Kristiansen has recently beer
promoted to Specialist Third
Glass.
Mrs. Fay Freeman of Richey
visited in Sidney several days las
week at the home of her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Walter Dasinger ane
family, and attended the meeting
of Richland Chapter, O.E.S. Wed
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neill Jones were
in Cheyenne, Wyoming, last week
on a trip of combined business ano
pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munro Whitmore
returned last Thursday from a two
weeks vacation trip to Reno, Ne
vada, where they visited Mrs
Whitmore's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Gardner
and their daughter. They tell us
they had a delightful time with
fine roads and weather most OF
the way. On their return they ran
into a blizzard AFT CaSper Wvom-