The Sidney herald., 1958-04-03
Lower
Yellowstone
BY Mrs. L. p. Moore

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth TaaSe-
vigen came from WilliSton Sat
urday and visited over Sunday
with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman johnson
and Joan were Sunday visitors al
the Erickson brothers ranch or
the Missouri river bottoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Moore were
supper guests at the Lloyd Lar
son home in Fairview Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Hurley
spent last Sunday visiting at the
home of Mrs. Viola Taasevigen.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Fletcher and
Buster McMullen went to Will
liston last Friday and got Mr.,
Fletcher's pickup where it has
been repaired since their wreck
last fall. It's good to see them on
the road again.
Mrs. Taasevigen received word
Saturday that Mrs. Edith Cray
would be here in a few days for
an EXTENDED stay, to look after
business affairs.
Donald Cummins returned to
Hutchinson, Kansas last week and
brought his wife and children
back to the farm. Mrs. Cum
minis is busy cleaning house this
week.
Debbie Paschke was an over
night guest of Joan Johnson last
Thursday.
Hannah Nickerson visited with
Esther Stubs one afternoon last
week and the two ladies discuss
ed postal rules and regulations.
Ray Halvorson, who operates
the Nordel ranch at Fort Union,
called on his old friend Carl Stor-
vik last week in Dore. He was
hauling sawdust from the Wallace
sawmill.
Willie Seader took his son
Bruce to Billings last Friday,
where the latter will take a fit
ting for a new artificial limb.
Word from Sally-Jo Moertel in
Seattle says that the new little
girl has been named Tracy Leigh.
Charley and mig" Martin ar
rived home this week from Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo.
MIR. and Mrs. Emanuel Filler
drove to Crosby Sunday to at
tend the funeral of an uncle of
Mrs. Filters. They returned home
Monday.
The Don Karsts have moved to
the Knarreborg farm for the sum-
mer. Anna Marie will stay with
her grandmother while Don is
employed at construction work
with the LIS Improvement Co.
Sarah and Joe Fletcher came
down to spend a few days at
the Moore farm this week. On
Tuesday evening the Moores and
Fletchers went to the Ochs farm
in the Big Opening to visit.
Mrs. Vernon He'll is down from
Havre and visiting at the FL
mer Beyl home.
Hannah Macdonald from Will
Iiston was visiting relatives in
Dore Sunday.
John Schmidt of Sidney bought
the Frank Rang acreage and
at Dore last week. Rob-
ert Seader and his family will
be the new occupants. He also
bought the acreage east of Dore
formerly owned by Bill Peterson
Of Sidney, which Robert will
farm along with the Schmidt
farm on the bend north of Dore.
Virginia and Ivan Nay have
moved to the John Bawden ranch
west Of Molly where they will be
employed this season.
Frieda Rafael and daughters
were dinner guests at the Fred
Tinther home Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Martin, Mrs.
Mig Martin and Marva Dee, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Martin and
Mariann drove to New Town on
Sunday and helped frankie and
Johnny Martin celebrate their
18th and 9th birthdays respec-
Mrs. Joe Fletcher and Mrs. Lib
visited with Mrs. Lonnie
Hurley and family at their new
nome in the Big Opening Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Flynn and
Martha Nan were Easter week
end visitors at the Chas. Flynn
nome. They also visited with Roll
and's brothers and sister and their
families.
The Marion Martin family were
callers at the Carl Helm home
Monday evening.
Darilyn, Kathy and Kelly La
Counte stayed at the Stubs
home Saturday evening while
their parents attended the show
and dance at the State Line club.
Mrs. Leslie Nevins accompanied
by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lille
Nevins, were in Dore calling on
friends one day last week.
Lloyd Rogney and son Douglas
spent the week end in Minot IN
business.
Our community was saddened
again by the death of Tom Glenn
at Williston. Although Tom has
lived in Williston for many years,
he is a native son of the Four
Mile community and known by
most OF the people here. We take
this mean of extending sympathy
TO his hereaved family.