The Sidney herald., 1959-04-29

Mrs. Emil Kringen have returned
from a several weeks visit with
their sons and their families in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Leonard Butka and Mrs.
Azalia Butka visited in Williston
Monday.
Miss Mabel Rickett of the State
Board of Health spent several
days the past week in Sidney
checking with the Richland Coun-
ty Health Council committee on
the educational immunization pro-
gram. Miss Rickett also confer
red with Richland County Health
officer, Mrs. Alice Rehbein, on
other matters pertaining to her
office.
Mrs. Russell Sanford of Fair
view visited in Sidney last week
at the home of her son, DR.. A. r.
Sanford and family on her re-
turn from Houston, Texas, where
she spent the winter with her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff Wilson. On her way
home she visited Mrs. Grace
Peck in Minneapolis, a former
neighbor at Bainville. Mrs. Peck
is an aunt of Mrs. r. E. Hall of
Sidney, where she has visited
often and has many acquaintance.
Theodore Gustafson, pastor of
the Congregational Church of
Glendive visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard McLain last Friday.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer
and family of Ekalaka visited
with the McLains on Saturday.
He is the pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church there.
Mr.. and Erfs. ". H. Ross, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard McLain of
Sidney attended the Allied
Christian Enlistment meeting at
Glendive on Monday evening.
Mr.. Robert Gregg and Mr.. Robert
Seeve attended from the Savage
Congregational Church. 40 dele
gates were present from the
Eastern Association.
Miss Florence Whited returned
Sunday to Billings following a
weeks vacation visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louie
Whited. Miss Whited is in charge
Of the ready to wear and sports
deparement at the College Depart
ment store in Billings. She made
the trip to Sidney and return via
Frontier Airlines.
Mrs. John Marman Jr., left by
bus Sunday for Glendive, where
she took the G.. N. to Lincoln,
Nebraska, for a visit with her son
John, who is in his freshman year
at the state university. Mrs. Mar
man will also visit at the homes
of relatives in Omaha and Boys
Town and with old friends in Des
Moines, Iowa. This will be Mrs.
Marman's first visit back to her
old home since she came to Sid
ney as a bride twenty years ago.
Mrs. Chris Dige and Mrs. Otto
Dige left Saturday for Carthage,
Missouri, where they were called
by the death of their brother,
Lars Graversen. Mr.. G~raversen's
death was due to a heart ailment.
He is survived by his wife and
four children and their families.
Mrs. Eta Thogersen, Miss
Greatha Thorgersen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Dige motored to
Westby Sunday to spend the
day at the home of Mrs. Thoger-
sens daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Nielsen and family.
Syl Braaten is convalescing at
his home following recent surgery
the local hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith
visited in Miles City over the
at the home of their SON
and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Quale and made the
acquaintance of a new little
Dale Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hardy and
children, Patty and Valerie, re-
turned last Wednesday from a
vacation trip on which
they visited their son-in-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
in Brigham City, Utah.
They also enjoyed a tour of Salt
Lake City and places of interest
in that rea They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Hardy's mother,
Mrs. Grace Prigam of Savage.
Norman Time of Denver was
1 recent guest at the Edward
Smith home. Mr.. lime is employ
I'd as medical specialist whit the
Carnation Co. in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Lalonde and
laughter Kathleen left Monday
or Livingston, where they will
make their home this summer
While Gene is working there with
he Albert Lalonde Co., with
he is now actively associ-
tied. The family will be perman-
,ntly located in Sidney, where
hey will get settled in their own
home this fall.
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