The Sidney herald., 1958-04-03
Richey
BY Helen Hanson

Mrs. Donald Buck and children
spent the week end in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cummings
and son Jim returned Thursday
from Great Falls where they had
been visiting for the past few
days at the Robert Wandke home.
Bobbie and Lowell Wandke were
home from Bozeman for their
spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Lee and
daughter Barbara were dinner
guests in the Ruben Brown home
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Johnson re-
turned home last week from the
West Coast where they had spent
their winter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Amdahl
of Glasgow were week end guests
at the Sam Lee home.
A Red Cross benefit card party
was held in the IOOF hall on
Friday night. Ten local organiza-
tons sponsored it under the di-
rection of Mrs. o. A. Johnson.
Whist was played at six tables.
High score for ladies was held
by Mrs. Ole Jensen, and low by
Mrs. Verne Stoker. High score
for men was held by Ralph
Wienke and low by Newell Berry.
RED" Pentz returned last week
from Chicago where he spent
the winter.
Mrs. Joe Ziegler entertained at
a brunch last Friday honoring
Mrs. H. Robinson who has just
returned from the coast where
She spent the winter, Those pres
ent were Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
George Covlin, Mrs. A. W. Grund-
meyer, Mrs. Vernon Lewis and
Mrs. Frank Blair.
The senior class play, which
was presented in the school gym
Friday and Saturday nights was
well received and was a financial
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kuester came
home last week from Bozeman
where they had spent the winter.
A correction in last weeks
news: Mrs. Leslie Sampson did
not return to Great Falls with
her husband as was reported, but
remained in Richey with the Ray
Simpsons. Leslie is being sent
to another base on an assign
ment.
Jensen = Treftz
At the American Lutheran
church in Richey Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2:30, March 26, Miss
Patty Jensen, daughter of Mrs.
Bernice Jensen of Plentywood,
and Gordon Treftz, son OF Mrs.
Rosina Treftz, were united in
marriage. Rev. Arthur Mathison
performed the service.
Their attendants were Jeanie
Jensen, Elmer Treftz, Joan
Treftz, and LeMar Schock. The
bride wore a blue sheath dress
with white accessories and a red
rose corsage. Jeanie Jensen wore
a pink dress of princess style,
while Joan Treftz wore a dress of
the same style, in blue. Both
girls wore corsages of pink and
white carnations, as did the moth
ers of the bride and groom. The
men of the wedding party wore
white carnation boutonnieres. The
brides mother wore a turquoise
suit with white accessories and
the mother of the groom was
dressed in a brown suit.
Mrs. Mathison played the we'd
ding march and accompanied Mrs.
James Christensen who sang ooh
Perfect Love" and "Crown with
Thy Benediction."
A reception for the families
was held at the Treftz home af-
ter the ceremony. Relatives from
out of town who attended were
Mrs. Bernice Jensen and daugh-
tiers, Jeanie and Sandra of Plen-
tywood, Mrs. Jensen's sister, Mrs.
Ethel Ehrhart, also of Plenty
wood; Mr.. and Mrs. Bob McCloy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Vine, and Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Treftz, all of Glen
dive.
The bride and groom are both
graduates of Richey high school.
Gordon has been employed by a
survey crew, working lately out
of Miles City. Patty has been
working for some time at the
City Drug Store in Glendive. They
left on a short honeymoon and
on April 2, Gordon reports for
duty with "Uncle Sam"
Some of the older settlers will
be interested to hear of the
death of Archie (Diamond) Mon
roe which occurred at Grants
Pass, Oregon lately. Diamond, his
brother Jim and their mother
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