The Sidney herald., 1958-03-06

son Phil Olmstead, before return
ing to Fargo. Mr.. Olmstead is
county agent for McCone county,
Mrs. Ole Lee will return to her
home this week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Halvorson re-
turned Monday from a several
weeks vacation trip to Phoenix
and points south. They combined
business with pleasure on stops
at Casper and Denver enroute and
on their return visited in Los
Angeles and San Diego. They
saw many friends and relatives
throughout these areas and with
fine weather for driving enjoyed
many nice sightseeing trips. The
first snow they encountered was
just the other side of Glendive
on their way home and they tell
us they were amazed at the heavy
snow fall in this area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Herman e
turned Friday from Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, where they enjoyed a
months visit with their son and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Devert
Herman and children, Devria and
Kristy. They have just moved in
to a beautiful new home and Dew
ert is doing well in his own
business, a vacuum exchange
store. While there Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman enjoyed attending many
outdoor sports as well as other
lovely entertainment for which
that resort city is noted. They
also went with their son and
his family to the airport, where
many people assembled to greet
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
on their arrival and saw them at
other places in the city later on.
Phoenix and that entire area they
tell us is very beautiful this time
of the year and a wonderful
place to relax and enjoy life.
Jim Sebastian visited in Billings
over the week end. He made the
via Frontier Airlines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Renshaw of
Ekalaka are houseguests this week
at the home of Mrs. Katie Buck
ley while visiting among former
Sidney friends. They came for
the special purpose of attending
the Jobe Dore funeral held at
the Methodist church Monday
morning. Mr.. Dore's obituary will
be found elsewhere in this issue
If The Herald.
Ronnie Lalonde and Dennie
Jones, both students at st. Thorn
IS Military Academy in st. Paul,
will visit at their respective homes
Sidney this week end.
Mrs. w. A. Turner enjoyed a
recent trip to Missoula, where
the visited at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Weis-
,erg. Mrs. Turner first went to
Great Falls to attend the we'd
ling of Patsy Anderson and H. p.
Brown. The brides mother and
Mrs. Turner were girlhood friends
and Mrs. Turner had been a
bridesmaid at her wedding. Mrs.
Turner returned with the Ander-
IONS to Missoula for the visit
here at her parental home.
Mango Hansen of Missoula is
visiting here at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Hansen. Mango is the six year
old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Ger
aid Hansen.
O'Neill Jones underwent major
surgery at the local hospital this
morning.
Ray Whiting was in Helena two
lays the first of the week, where
lie attended a regional sales meet
ng for Western Life agents in the
nter-mountain territory.
John Gountamais and a friend
rom Billings were overnight
,uests at the Randall Stewart
lome Monday. They were on their
way to Poplar to take delivery on
car Mr.. Gountamais had pur-
hased. =.
Randall Stewart has received
vord from his son Jim that he
las been transferred from his po-
ition with the Safeway store at
.aurel to the South Side Safeway
tore in Billings.