The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

were In Sidney Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Klym quiet
ly observed their 18th wedding
anniversary last week. The fami-
ly were guests at the Verplancke
home Saturday evening.
st. Michael's w. A. are plan
ming to serve a pancake supper
Friday, February 7th.
MI. and Mrs. Perry E. Elletson
and Mary Margaret McChesney
were week end guests at the par
entail Elletson home and Sunday
Bernadette Verplancke visited
with Mary Margaret.
Several of our folks were
plagued. with illness. Bill Scriv-
ner entered the Sidney hospital
Monday night for medical at
tention; was able to return home
this Sunday; Perry Elletson Sr.
consulted a doctor Monday eve
ming; Arthur Vickers entered the
hospital Tuesday night until Sat-
urday; Emil Lassey was an over
| night patient Tuesday night and
is convalescing at home. Mrs. Art
Vickers and Mrs. Bill Scrivner
were daily visitors at the hospital.
| Mrs. Art Moran had a dental APP
pointment at Sidney last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Vickers went
to Rochester, Mimi, Sunday a. m
via train from Williston, taking
their two smallest sons along.
Vance and Darvel are at the
| VIM. Faulkner home and Stormy
is in Fairview while they are
away.
Mrs. Luella Stencil of Geyser,
Montana arrived Saturday to visit
her brother, Bill Scrivner, and
brought him home Sunday much
improved in health. Mrs. Stencil
left for home Tuesday.
Farmers Union Glasses for
Junior-Reserves will be held at
the local hall Saturday, Febru-
airy 1St at 2 p. m.
Farmers Union Action officials
of Sioux Local will meet at the
Don Noteboom home Thursday
evening, January 80 to plan for
the Flu February meeting.
Among those from Cartwright
attending the annual Credit Union
meeting at Sidney were the fami-
lies of Frank Lassey, Forrest John
son; Anton Klose, Roy N. John
son, VIM. Lassey and VIM Do
bias. At this meeting Betty John
son and Thelma Dobias each re-
ceived a Credit Union Bank for
a door prize and Donna Dobias
won ten gallons of gasoline. The
grand prize was won by Don Pc
derson OF Fairview which was a
beautiful clock with an inscription
on the back stating the occasion
and date. The Credit Union
voted to pay a go cash dividend
for 1857 to its depositors. !,
About 20 people gathered at
the Cartwright hall Monday af-
ternoon at a public gathering 10
discuss the Great Northern Rail-
way proposal 10 replace the
Goose" with a "Bruck". Repre-
sentatfves from Labor coming
from Enderlin, N. Oak, and from
Williston were present, also an
official of the Great Northern.
People were represented from
Williston, Charbonneau, Cart
wright, Sidney, Lambert, Yellow
stone Valley, Trenton, N. D., Dores
and Molly. A lively discussion
prevailed during the three hour
meeting and it was definitely es-
tablished that the Goose" should
remain on the rails and provide
better service to its patrons ON
this branch line. Frank Lassey
of Cartwright was chairman OF
the meeting. A petition was signed
and has been presented to the
North Dakota Public Service Com
mission inviting them to hold the
hearing at Cartwright, N. D., and
according to the commission the
date of the hearing will be an
nounced in a few days.
The Episcopal WA served cof-
/ foo 2.trjno fho r1nnftn0