The Sidney herald., 1958-01-09
BY Mrs L. p. Moore

BY MIS- L. r.. Moore
Word was received by Mrs
Dan Williams Tuesday from her
daughter Betty, that she and the
children had arrived safely by
airliner in Germany, where they
will be stationed with their hus-
band and father, John Baker, for
the next three years.
Fred Lebsock shipped a car
load of hogs from the Dore sta
ton Saturday.
The Schoenbergers returned
home Friday evening from their
trip to Detroit Lakes, Mimi, to
market their furs. They came by
way Of Yankton, S. D., where
they visited their son Dick and
and his family. They report good
roads all the way.
MIR. and Mrs. Marian Martin
and Marianne were supper
guests of the Erwin Martins on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Erwin Martin was CO.
hostess to a baby shower given
for Mrs. Elmer Beyl at the st.
Johns Lutheran church Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Moore
were Williston shoppers Monday.
Our depot is getting a new
face lifting on the interior this
week and Lloyd has been extra
busy getting things under cover
for protection against paint spots.
The railway right-ef-way looks
a little bare now as the crew
finished loading our beet pile out
last week.
Nancy Bacon spent two nights
at the Stubs home last week Wis
iting her aants.
The Edwin Maurer family re-
turned home late Sunday night
from Indiana. They drove back
a new Ford car and it is a beau
tyi They report good roads all
of the way, which is unusual for
them as the usually encounter
ice.
The Willie Seader family are
also sporting a new Ford
Esther Stubs and the Schoen-
bergers were supper guests Of the
Herman Johnsons Sunday eve
ming. They were also supper
guests at the Ted Rafael home
Wednesday as well as Cad and
Clarence Cummins.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Dahl,
Penney and Patsy left Sunday for
Denver, Colorado, where they
will spend a week and take in
the horse show. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Fletcher are caring for the re-
manning children
Another old-timer left our
midst Sunday when Mrs. Clara =
Myhr passed away while attend
ing church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fletcher
spent last week visiting relatives
in Sidney. They expect to have
the pins removed from their
shoulders this week.
o. H. Dayton was a visitor at
the L. P. Moore home late Mon
day afternoon. He is having some
brush work done on the Snyder s
place in the Big Opening. {
Quite a phenomenon occurred
in the Big Opening last week |
Keith Severance and Eddie
Darr found two big buck deer {
dead with their horns locked. One
on the Severance side of the Z
fence and one on the Cray side (
of the fence. There was evidence /
Of their having fought for some
time but no one seems to be 2
able to figure out how they got !
on either side of the sheep fence. !
Bill Severance is shown in the
picture with the deer which was ?
published in the Williston Herald 7
Tuesday.
At a ceremony in the First 7
Presbyterian church in Fargo, N. T
Oak, Friday, Dec .27, Miss Ethel >
Lou Walvatne, became the bride :
If Jack L. Mott, son of Mr.. and T
Mrs. w. L. Mott of Prairie Village,
Kansas. A reception, where over u
me hundred relatives and friends Il
,athered, was given in the Gate
|ity community DOM. Her broth :,
IT, Darol Bruce, who is a naval h
tudent at Kingsville, Texas, was f.
here TO attend the wedding. The ia
ride is the granddaughter Of the i
ate A. j.. Moore and known here -
a great many friends. The
Dung couple viii make their %
ONE in Kansas City where ne ~
employed. Best Of wishes go 20
, them from their friends here. -,
1Ir. and Mrs. Charlie Flynn he
nd the Harpers Of Sidney re- ",
lrncd home Sunday from their re
ip 10 Arizona.
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Last Weeks News r.
Leonard Berry has been doing
chores at the Taasevigen's IN,
nile Mrs. T~aasevigen is on her All
ID Yves. she expects TO be home
dill
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Baxter are ha
living a new Ford station wagon