The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
EsaicEney
BY Helen Hanson

meeting held on Monday eVenln,
November 8 were, Mrs. Rutl
Longworth of Missoula, ~secretar,
Of the Montana Library Exten.
sion Service; Mrs. Kenneth
Smith, librarian of the Carnegi,
Foundation Library in Mile.
City; and Mrs. Perl Coombs
Glendive city-county librarian. A
puppet show was presented by
the sixth graders. The opening
prayer was led by Rev. Arthur
Mathison and the business SEES
sion was in charge of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Bette Howard. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Rosina Treftz,
Mrs. Marvin Eggum, Mrs. Robert
Walker, Mrs. Lilburn Bahls.
Sunday visitors in the Charles
Gidley home were their daugh-
ter and granddaughter, Mrs. John
Boyd and Vonda Lee from Wolf
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Johnston
have moved to Sidney where they
are both employed.
Mrs. liver Knudson left Friday
for Livingston to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cyril Williams and fam
lily.
The Home Project Club held
their meeting Friday afternoon in
the Tommy Baldwin home with
Mrs. Baldwin as hostess. Eight
members and five visitors were
present and answered roll call
with a Thanksgiving Bible verse.
Mrs. Hazel Human of Glendive,
county agent gave a lesson on
floor wakes, finishes and floor
care. This being Mrs. Percy
Baldwin's birthday anniversary
the. group presented her with
cards and a gift of money. Mrs.
Verne Stoker brought her a
decorated birthday cake.
Monday evening diner guests of
and Mrs. Vernon Culver were
Mrs. Hedley Robinson, Mrs. A. E.
Nelson and her sister Mrs. Alfred
Thompson from LaSalle, III.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson
left for their home inLaSalle, Ill.
on Tuesday after a two week
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. E.
Nelson
The L-C.R. had their meeting
Wednesday evening at the Luth-
aran Church with four members
present. Missionary study for
his meeting being on Formosa,
and it was led by Mrs. Selma
-obdell- A talk on Lets Watch
Dur Tongues" was given by Mrs.
NARROW Eggum. The president
ellen Durfey presided at the
business session
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wienke
md children and Frank Ferguson
III of Wolf Point were callers
at the Alton Olson home.
MIR. and Mrs Harold Knauts
eturned from their 5000 mile trip
week ago Sunday. This trip
ook them through eleven states,
S far east as Memphis, Tenn,
through New Mexico, Old Mexico,
colorado, Wyoming, Texas The
lien Hicks and John McNees' in
owa sent greetings to their Vida
nd Richey friends.
Mrs. Hedley Robinson left Fri
.ay for Arizona to spend the
Mrs. liver Knudson left Friday
or Livingston to visit her daugh-
ar Mrs. Cyril Williams and
amily 70 ia few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Waters
ltertained at dinner Sunday for
If. and Mrs. Donald Pentz from
ne North country.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter left
for their winter home in
,armel California.
Mary Lu Lee and Janice Grelly
f Miles City spent the week end
18th the formers parents, MI.
nd Mrs. Andy Lee.
Eleven masons from Richey at
ended the annual Past Masters
light and banquet at the Masonic
in Sidney on Wednesday
vening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Howard and
immie and Donnie from Somers
owa left Monday after a few
avs visit with his brother Bill !
Toward and family.
Visitors in the home of Mr.. and :
lrs. Joe Deckert are her cousin, |
Irs. Mamie Voigt from Tyndall, !,
i. Oak, and Mrs. Katherine Nc :
eely of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Vera Kautenberger and t
Irs. Ralph GRADER were taken to :
lie Northern Pacific Hospital for
ledical care on Sunday. I
Newell Berry was flown to \
reat Falls Saturday for medical t
.tention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Olson of
lendive were Sunday callers of
parents MI. and Mrs. Joe
MI. and Mrs. Ramp Grundmey-
of Idaho Falls came Friday
T a weeks visit with his mother
rs. Emma Grundmeyer.
Friday evening dinner guests of
r. and Mrs. Joe Ziegler were
r. and Mrs. George Covlin, Mr..
Id Mrs. George Porter, Mrs. A.
Nelson and Mrs. Alfred
1ompson from III. This was a
rewell dinner for the PorterS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Durfey and
ildren and Mrs. Kristine Hagen
ere weekend guests of the Mel
n Hagen family in Miles City.