The Sidney herald., 1958-05-15

representative, attended Govern
or's Day at the University OF
North Dakota. last Wednesday.
A pre-school clinic will be
held May 20 for all children who
enroll in school this fall.
MIR. and Mrs. William Moo
were pleasantly surprised several
weeks ago, when an old friend,
Mrs. John Bardahl of Calgary,
Canada, and her son James and
daughter, Mrs. Robert Mardo of
Edmonton, Canada arrived for a
short visit. Mrs. Moo had not
see Mrs. Bardahl for So years.
Leonard Mrachek, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Mrachek Jr., a
senior at ST. Johns University in
Collegeville, Mimi, has been as
signed as head athletic coach at
st. Johns Academy in James,
town, N. Oak. Leonard gradual
ed from Alexander high school
in 1854, lettering four years each
in football, basketball and track.
He will graduate in June from
st. Johns.
The auxiliary had their month
ly meeting May 7 at the Legion
hall. Election of officers was
held. Those elected to office
were Mrs. Ragna Aasen for pres
ident; Mrs. June Ihile for vice.
president; Mrs. Pearly Taylor,
secretary. The Girls State select
ton was reported on and Mrs.
Gunder Skedsvold also gave her
report. Hostesses were Mrs. John
Gustafson and Mrs. June Ihile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Herman
son of Helena visited with friends
and relatives in Alexander and
Williston for several days last
week.
Marianne Ohm, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ohm "Shor-
ty," was chosen from the junior
class of Alexander high school
by the American Legion Auxil-
larry to represent Alexander
High School at Girls State to be
held June 10 = IL at Grand Forks.
Elaine Mrachek is her alternate.
These girls were chosen by the
scholastic ratings. leadership, CO.
operation, talents and moral
Astrid Haugen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Orvil Haugen and Dom
aid Nelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Nelson were named co-val-
adictorians of the 1858 class.
Community club meeting was
held the last Monday in April.
The Weber brothers and James
Neer served supper. Eighteen
members were present. Discus
zion was held on town improve
nents, clean up day, and enter
on Wednesdays and
Saturday evenings during the
summer months.
Mrs. Art Winden and Mrs.
Fjelstad were Williston
ihoppers on Friday.
The Dozen Daisies "4-H" met
It the home of Mrs. Lloyd Peder-
on. Twelve members were pres
mt. Midyear reports were filled
,ut by each member. Lunch was
by Mrs. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stepan-
ok and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
[cken Monson of Williston Wis
ted with relatives on Mothers
Day. MIR. and Mrs. Ingvald Oak
land of Williston also visited rel
atives that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lee
and sons and Mrs. Tony Nelson
and daughter were Minot bust
hess callers last week.
Mrs. Raymond Lee and sons
last Friday with Mr.. and
drs. Louie Waslifs.
Mrs. Irene Hanson of Sidney
listed with her mother, Myrtle
Albritson no Mothers Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotfry Berg and
dr. and Mrs. Louie Waslif motor
d to Williston on Sunday to
Celebrate Mothers Day.
Jimmie Nelson spent the week
nd with his parents, Rev. and
1rs. Nelson.
Wayne Rhoades of Velva, N.
and Billy Rhoades who is
tending college at jamestown
pent Mothers Day at the Buck
,hoades home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvan Gunderson
nd son of Williston spent Sun
ay.at the Dean Jacobson home.
Mrs. Anton Skedsvold left Sat-
rday evening for Plentywood,
Tontana, where she will spend
everal days with Mrs. Arne
kedsvold while Mr.. Arne Skeds-
old will be gone on business.
The Jackson dam was the
Gene of a beautiful summer day
yhen several from here tried
ut their new motor boats.
Mrs. Martin Fjelstad entered
ne Good Samaritan hospital on