The Sidney herald., 1958-05-08
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivnsr

school in Fairview, Sue Dobias
Lyle Sponheim and Jerry Lee
Lassey accompanied Supt. j.. ]
Kjonoik to Bozeman last week
to attend high school week.
Wallace Hagen came from Will
hston Thursday and took Mr.
and Mrs. o. J.. Odegaard to Bill
lingS where Mrs. Odegaard en-
tered a clinic for observation
and then to a hospital for treat
ments which she will undergo
for a week. Wallace returned
home last Friday and Olof came
back by train Monday morning,
Mrs. Henry Iszley looks after
the household and Mrs. John
Dunbar attended store during
their absence. Prayers and best
wishes of this community go out
for her certain recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Leens Wis
tied Williston Wednesday when
Frank had another medical check
up. Frank returned to work on
the railway Monday.
The Odegaards were guests
part time while In Billings Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Oakland.
The Gilman Wangs came out
from Williston Friday and Gil
hauled barley here to the eleva-
tor. They spent the week end
here at the rural home.
A pink and blue shower was
held at the Arthur Paulson home
Friday sponsored by a group of
local ladies honoring Mrs. Jim
Denowh, who received many APP
propriate gifts.
The high velocity winds of
an early hour Sunday damaged
MDU lines east of Cartwright.
Lines were repaired by after
noon.
The Sam Patterson family,
Miss Engen of Fairview and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Leens enjoyed
an outing Sunday afternoon on
the Missouri river bank.
Hans Bjornson is employed by
the GIN Ry. on an extra gang
working near Trenton the past
month.
The Junior Reserve Glasses of
Sioux Flu Local met Saturday
at 2 p. m. for their final class
of the year. After lessons they
all rode in Don Noteboom's pick
up to the railroad tunnel thru
which they liked; then walked
across Nelson Memorial Bridge
to Sundheim Park where they
had a picnic. The youngsters en-
joyed the new fireplace which is
now available in the park, as
well as more tables. They have
completed a successful year
studying units on The Credit
Unions Umbrella. The Camp that
Sam Built, Birds are Good Neigh
oors and Farmers Union under
the leadership of Sophie Young
Grace Lassey, Caroline
Noteboom and Lillian Dobias.
Juniors have not quite finished
their unit on white Gold" that
is a water conservation unit I'M
der the direction of Helen Lassey.
When all books are corrected
and turned in and then reported
to the state, all of the young
people will receive awards ac-
,ording to their years of work
hey have completed. We were
to have Cheryl Wang
with US at this meeting since
;he has been doing her work at
her home in Williston. Leaders
nave enjoyed working with these
faithful little workers and thanks
% the parents for making it pos
to attend.
MI. and Mrs. T. j. Thorson
cave Wednesday to enjoy an
Of a few days with their
son Wesley and his family at
Harrison, Montana.
Sioux Farmers Union will meet
Saturday night, May 10th at the
Cartwright hall starting promptly
at 9 p. m. est. Films will be
on machinery with the
guest speaker, Dan Nordstrom
Wolf Point. 1t will be a short
but very important meeting so
that any wishing to attend the
nigh school from Fairview will
still be able to attend.