The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
Lower
Yellowstone
Mrs. l.. p. Moore

party held at the East Fairview
school house last Friday evening
Everyone enjoyed it and the
luncheon served by the PTA
mothers. The next party will be
held February IA.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reidle
and family and Sandra Dschaak
were Sunday evening guests al
the Erwin Martin home.
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Larson OF
Fairview were supper guests last
Thursday evening at the l.. P.
Moore home. Friday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larson left for Fargo for
a few days visit at the Walter
Walvatne home.
Dinner guests last Sunday al
the E. E. Martin home were Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas LaBonte and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Martin
and family, Charlotte Dooley and
Mrs. Marvin Will.
Herman Johnson was a business
caller in Watford City last Fri
day.
Mrs. Marvin Will (nee Kay
Huffman) will soon fly to Ger
many to join her husband, who
is stationed there with the army.
The January meeting of the
East Fairview school PTA was
held Monday evening at the
school house.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Ketterling
entertained a large group with a
card party Saturday evening"
Mrs. Elmer Beyl returned from
the hospital last Thursday, the
infant son will remain in the hos
until he has gained more
weight. His name is Deloyce Theo-
dore.
Roman Fischer and Leonard
Heninger left for Wisconsin
where Leonard will purchase a
new trailer home.
Ivan Cayko had the misfortune
to wreck his dads pickup in a
highway collision last Saturday
night on Highway %.
The annual election of the Wat
er Board will be held next Tues
day at the school house.
Sylvia Darr, who has been i'll
for several weeks, returned to
school Monday on a half day ba-
sis.
Mrs. Lester Darr brought her
sister Mrs. Grace Arthaud home
from the hospital in Sidney on
Monday.
Mrs. Edward Bratcher, Steve
and Zebra spent last Wednesday
visiting at the Erwin Martins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Thomp-
son were in the valley again over
the week end having returned
from their extensive trip. Herman
johnson took them TO Culbert-
son Monday, where they caught
the train for their home at Malta.
John Seader, Willie's youngest
brother from Billings, and his
family were visitors at the Seader
home here last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Palda of
Minot were callers at the home
of Oily Freeman on Thursday
of last week to take care of some
estate matters.
Stanley Swenson is our eleva-
tor man these days, while Carl
Storvik and his wife are in at
tendance at the Grain Dealers
convention in Fargo. Carl will be
back on the job Thursday.
Joe Weutz and Jerry Feldman,
tractor mechanics at the Thomas
Brothers Imp. Co, r attending
a special tractor school in Minot.
Dorothy Rooney and Karen
Biehl were visiting in Dore and
vicinity Monday. Karen has not
yet returned to school since her
operation and will go back to
Billings next week to see the
physical therapist for a check up
and special exercises.
Martin Sanford and son of Will
liston were in Dore Monday to
see the Herman Johnsons. Mr..
Sanford is a brother-in-law of
the former Miss Theresa Bertinu-
son who taught school here. She
is teaching at Watford City now.
Steve Swanson had the misfor-
tune to wreck his new Cadillac on
highway % last week near the
Robert Flynn home.
The GIN crew is still working
on our Dore Depot. They spent
one week painting the interior
and are now covering the paint
with a coat of sheet rock. Econo-
my measures And why do they
spend a lot OF money laying big
ger and better track and then
want 10 get off of it and help
wreck our roads? Why don't they
buy a bud" car, or whatever it is,
that will stay on the track? That
will give better service to all con-
cerDed. We want IMPROVED
service. The only thing that is
wrong with the goose" is that
it is old enough to retire - and
we think it has worked a little
past the age of retirement And
a younger one should take its
place.