The Sidney herald., 1958-04-24


Allen Quale had the misfortun
of being thrown from his hors
last Sunday. He suffered a brok
en- collar bone and head in
juries.
The Altar Society served abou
sixty teachers at a banquet las
Monday evening at the Luthera,
church basement. George Urbai
of Arnegard was master of cere
monies, guest speaker vas Pro
lessor Charles Wehrer Jr. of tn
Minot State Teachers College.
Twenty = six youngsters regis
tered into the first grade las
Tuesday for the coming term.
A farming bee" of about q
workers gathered at the Gordon
Slagle home last Monday to help
do his field work. Mr.. Slagle has
been laid up with a low blood
count and is unable to do his
farming.
Mrs. Harvey Monson was rush
ed to the Mercy hospital last
Monday evening suffering from
shock caused by burns as the re-
suit of an explosion of a pres
sure cooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brunsvold
and Mrs. Homer Brunsvold and
children of Billings are visiting
friends and relatives the past
week. Mrs. Homer Brunsvold
was the former Jean Fjelstad,
Mrs. Art Winden and Mrs. Homer
Brunsvold visited their sisters in
Williston on Friday.
Graveside services were held
Thursday morning for the infant
son of MIR. and Mrs. Harvey
MonSon-
A group Of ladies met at the
Arvid Fjelstad home last Thurs
day evening for a handkerchief
shower in honor of Mrs. Bob
Manchester. She was the former
Joan Void.
Mrs. James Neer and boys Wis
tied at the Glenn Helling home
Monday evening.
A pink and blue shower was
held in honor of Mrs. Bruce
Hanna last Friday evening at
the Swenson home. H~ostesses
were Mrs. Belzer and Mrs. Sven
SON
Danny Skedsvold drove to VIII
liston last Monday evening to
meet his grandmother, Mrs. Casey
who has been visiting relatives at
Portland, Oregon /
Mrs. Charlie Mosby drove to J
Glendive Saturday evening to /
meet her husband who has been !
stationed at Camp Carson, Colo.
Nj. and Mrs. Francis Rhoades j
at Sidney with Mr.. and !
Mrs. Harold Allen Friday. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Neer ST.. and !
Neer moved back to '
after spending winter !,
months at Williston. !
Marilyn Fieldstad, a graduate '
nurse at Williston, spent the week I
end with her parents and rela- !
ives. J
Mi. and Mrs. Louie Waslif !
we're dinner guests at the Helling ]
home Sunday. t
Custer Solem of Haynes, N. D., F
S hospitalized with a light stroke. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Rettig left c
asst week for Indianapolis, Indi-
ma, where Nj. Rettig will attend
awards convention for out !.
.anding young farmers of the m
C.
Mrs. Brazil Green is recuperat- VI
ig at the Good Samaritan hos b,
ltal from a light stroke. -
A track meet between Alexan- fl
pr and Watford City took place !,
thursday at the ball diamond. er
took the most points G
7h to Watford City's STU. 20
A bridal shower was held al Sc
lie Howard Heggin home last =,
Ionth in honor of Mrs. Royce dc
ederson- Hostesses were Mrs. 70
ichard Stepanek and Mrs. Fran ar
S Monson. liz
Rev. Carl Nelson conducted
at the Old Peoples Home re
4 O'Clock. So
A group of ladies dropped in at ed
lie Hett home Saturday evening ue
help Mrs. Art Hett, Mrs. Carl D;
enner and Mrs. Art Brunsvold Re
.lebrate their birthdays. M
A one-act play was given at Pr,
e speech festival last Friday at Ike
illiston. Four girls chosen to 60 r..
ere Mary Hett, Christian Jacob tn
n, Mary Ann Ohm and Dorothy CIR
rachek. ~,
Mrs. Irwin Brandgord and q,
airy Beth and Peter, Mrs. Ju- tar
In, John and Jennifer were nj
visitors with Rev. and $40
rs. Carl Nelson. Mrs. Linquist ms
d Mary from W~heelock,, Mrs. Or,
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