The Sidney herald., 1958-03-27

I Leona Franz, Garry Bracken. Bob
Harper is home this week from
the Minnesota State University at
Duluth, and Tom and Bruce will
arrive home this evening for a
weeks vacation from Shattuck
Military Academy in Faribault,
MINI. Jim Seitz is home from
Michigan State University at East
Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nelson
and son Miles left Tuesday for
Livingston, where Mr.. Nelson has
been transferred in his work with
the State Water Board.
Supt. Mikelson, Mrs. Harry
Kreis and Miss Maybe Nelson
left by train from Glendive this
morning for Helena, where they
will attend a two days MEA
Delegate Assembly conference.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blubaugh
were In Glendive Tuesday on a
trip of combined business and
pleasure.
Mrs. Darrold Jones and son
Johnnie returned Friday from St.
Louis, Mo, where they spent ten
days while Johnnie underwent
face surgery at the st. Louis
Children's hospital. This hospital,
connected with Barnes hospital in
st. Louis, is the largest medical
center in the world. This is the
fourth of a series of operations
for Johnnie, who returns there
every four months for plastic
surgery. Each operation shows
marked improvement in Johnnie's
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Hess re-
turned Tuesday morning from a
four months visit with their son,
w. c. Hess and his wife in Pasa-
dena, California. They travelled
via the N. P. and Union Pacific
Railroads. While in California
they attended two North Dakota
Picnics, one of which was in
Long Beach, and a Montana. pic
mic at Sycamore Park, where they
enjoyed seeing and visiting with
many old friends. They visited
the c. D. Adams family and were
dinner guests at their home in
Santa Monica. California, they
tell us, was very pleasant this
winter with "lots of warm and
sunny days" They are getting
rain there now which was badly
needed and the country side is
green and beautiful. This is the
third winter Mr.. and Mrs. Hess
have spent in California. Their
past few winters have been either
in California or Florida and they
were glad that they chose Cali
fornia this winter and missed
the cold weather that Florida has
experienced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bradley
are spending the week at their
respective parental homes, the
Asa Bradleys at Crane and the
Joe Gartners in rural Sidney
while Gordon is having his spring
vacation from Montana State Col
lege at Bozeman, where he is
a student this year.
Mrs. A. Jack Giacomini and
daughter Dolly of Duluth visited
in Sidney over the week end at
the home of Mrs. Giacomini's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Amoe and family.
Mrs. Amoe's mother, Mrs. Gene
We've Venier, also of Duluth, who
has been with her daughters
family the past few weeks, will
remain for a more extended visit.
Miss Sue Hurd, who is taking
her nurses training course at st.
Vincent hospital in Billings, was
in Sidney last week with one of
her instructors, Miss Joyce Kelly
of Butte, for College and Career
Day at the Sidney high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen Jensen
and son Jorgen Jr. are moving
here from Circle this week and
will live in one of the Kincaid
apartments. Mrs. Jensen, 4 prac-
teal nurse, will be employed in
the Community Memorial hospital.
The Frank LAM family are
leaving this week to return to
Portland, Oregon, where they
have previously lived several
years at different times and have
a horne. They are making the trip
by car. MI. LAM is a carpenter
by trade and is going to employ
ment in that capacity there.
Cold and ~disagreeable as the
weather was here the first of the
week, Anton Klette recalled that
SO years ago at the same date
homesteaders of whom he was one
were breaking their raw prairie
land southwest of Estevan, Sask.,
Canada to put in their crops. He
came to Minot, North Dakota
from Norway in 1903 at the age
of IS years. However, this winter
straight through has been n of
he finest he has experienced since
his arrival.