The Sidney herald., 1958-04-03

enroute back to Sidney for a
visit with relatives in Billings.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Larsen
and daughters had for their week
end guests Mr.. Larsen's mother.
and his brothers and their fami-
lies, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Larsen
and children Hans and Linda.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larsen and
children, Bonnie and Roger, all
OF Kenmare, N. D. They came for
Janice Larsen's confirmation at
Pella Lutheran church Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. j. SchilIinq
returned Saturday from a three
months trip to Long Beach. Cali
fornia. The Schillings spent the
winters in Long Beach for many
years, where MIR. Schilling's par
ents resided, but after his fathers
death a few years ago they dis
continued these annual trips. They
had property there which was be-
ing taken over by the Long
Beach Freeways and decided to 90
down and deal personally rather
than by mail. They sold the prop
erty, which consisted of several
lots and three small homes. The
FreeWays was built right through
their land. While there Mr.. and
Mrs. Schilling visited many places
OF entertainment, some of which
were new to them. They also
spent some time in Los Angeles,
where they have friends and rel
atlves, and enjoyed sightseeing
throughout that area.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. K~rebsbach
returned last week from a trip
via Frontier Airlines to Phoenix.
Arizona. They met a brother of
Mr.. Krebsbach's and his wife, who
were also vacationing with friends
in Phoenix and report a delight
full time visiting and also enjoying
the city and fine weather there.
They made the trip down by way
of Salt Lake City and returned
through Denver. Tuesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Krebsbach motored
to Glendive to meet another of
Mr.. Krebsbach's brothers, w. T.
Krebsbach of Reeder, N. Oak,
just south of Dickinson. He is
returning home from a visit with
his daughters and their families
on the west coast and will spend
a few days in Sidney enroute.
Phil Hurd, Ronnie Lalonde and
Dennie Jones arrived home We'd
nesday morning for a week of
Easter vacation. The boys are all
students at st. Thomas Military
Academy in ST. Paul.
Mrs. Orion Strom drove to Will
liSton Wednesday evening to meet
her daughter, Margaret, on her ar
rival home from Concordia Col
lege at Moorehead, Mimi, for
Easter vacation. Mrs. Strom was
accompanied to Williston by Miss
Agatha Varty and Miss Maybe
Nelson. Other students home from
Concordia College for Easter va
cation are Jon Lund, Charlotte
Hansen, Elaine Delamore and
AdW1 CIlCS oullOQSOQ.
In the District Music Festival
held at Medicine Lake March %,
Miss Judy Jennison, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jennison of
CHIbertson, received a superior
rating. Miss Jennison is a piano
student of Mrs. Ralph Osborn of
Sidney. The superior rating en-
titles a student to play in the
State Music Festival at Missoula
in May.
j. B. Goldsmith left Tuesday
for Billings for a medical check
up at the Billings Clinic. He was
uncertain how long he will be
there, as he may be hospitalized.
Clinton Tibbetts was in Sidney
from his farm II miles southwest
of Williston in Mckenzie county
last Saturday, accompanied by his
daughter Cheryl. He is a partner
with his brother Clark in the
former Whitaker machine shop
which they bought some time ago.
However, he has his hands full
with his farming and sticks to
that, he said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Doran of
Bohemian visited the past week
in Sidney with Mr. Doran's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Doran
and among other relatives. The
Dorans own and operate the
Rainbow Motel in Bozeman.
MI. and Mrs. Carlo Basso of
Kinsey were week end guests at
the home of Mrs. Basso's mother,
Mrs. Florence Mooney, and her
Mrs. Clifford Crippen and
Bill Lund, local representative
for the Federated Mutual Imple-
ment and Hardware Insurance
Co., attended a district sales
meeting held in Owatonna, Mimi,
last week.
Miss Ethel James returned on
Tuesday from LaGrande, Oregon,
where she was called two weeks
ago due to the serious illness of
her mother. Miss James reports
her mothers condition as greatly
improved but says that she will
be under hospital care for some
time. Miss James is receptionist
at the KICK studio.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sorenson
-eturned Sunday evening from a
i've weeks vacation spent in
Phoenix, Arizona. On their way