The Sidney herald., 1959-06-17
Cartwright News

At school election Arnold Skogen
was elected as Director succeeding
Raymond Oakland. Teachers for
the coming year are Miss Marian
Burch and Mrs. Worden. Miss
Burch is now attending Summer
school at Dickinson.
Linda and Allan Leens and Joe
Leens of Havre, Montana are
visiting at the Perry Elletson
home.
Fred Kanski took Mrs. Klym
and children to Fairfield where
Fred is to be married.
Out of town people here for the
Scrivner funeral were; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed j. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Beuhler of Stanley Arthur
Beuhler and Jean Grueneich OF
| Minot, Mrs. Luella Stencil of Gev-
ser, Montana, Mrs. Mary Kern
and sister Mrs. Darlene Beuhler
and a niece and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Wendt of Wenatchee
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
| Warren and daughters of White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill LAM of Alex
ander were Cartwright callers
Sunday.
Dale Tjelde,, 4-year-old son Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Left Tjelde was in
jured in a bicycle accident Thurs
day. He received facial bruises
and cheekbone displacement. He
was hospitalized three days.
Little Odin Berntson, 4~-year-old
was a bicycle victim last week
having a toe nearly amputated.
Stitches were taken to replace the
toe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Thorson e
turned home Thursday from Har--
rison, Mont, where they visited
with their son Wesley and family.
Beverly Lassey, 9-year-old daug-
hter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lassey,
was a hospital patient at Sidney
a few days and is still confined to
her bed at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Papineau
and Dennis of Elk Twp and Clara
and David Patterson OF rural
Arnegard and Mrs. Scrivner were
Sunday guests at John Dunbars.
Eal Gunderson of Lambert spent
the afternoon there.
There will be services unday,
June 81 at the Episcopal Church
at 800 pm. Sunday school al
400 pm. and Mrs. VIM. Lasseyois
hostess for the lunch hour follow
ing the service.
Mrs. Emma Leens and Donnie
|lElletson wete house guests az
Perry Elletsons last week.
Mrs. Ernie McChesney and Mrs.
Perry Elletson were Wllllston
shoppers, Thursday.
June 18th was Donnie Elletson's
9th birthday and was celebrated a.
the McChesneys rural Sidney with
a birthday cake made by himself
and grandma Elletson. !.
Action Officials of Sioux local
Farmers Union met last week at
the Emil Lassey home for plans
of the June 18th meeting. Messrs
and Mes; Ray Skorpil, VIM. Dob
las, Frank Lassey and Emil Lassev
were present. Mrs. Emil Lassey
served lunch after the meeting.
The local met at the Cartwright
hall Saturday June 18th. Emil
Lassey presided. Frank Lassey
read the Presidents Message,
| Thelma Dobias and Allen Lassey
| gave Fathers Day program num-
bers. Our guest speaker led dis
/ cussion on Insurance and favored
us with many well received ac-
cordian numbers. The group dec
ided the next meeting should be
a picnic at Sundheim Park July
18th with everyone o~interested
welcome.
Announcements were made for
Reserve, Junior and FT Ladies
Camps; the Dedication Of Heart
Butte Dam Farmers Union Camp
Site and the membership Clinic
meet at City Hall in Watford City
June 10th. Don Noteboom Sr.
reported on the recent County
Convention.
Acne Dobias left from Alexander
Monday on the Farmers Union
Bus as a member of Sioux Flu
local for a weeks encampmeht at
Farmers Union Lake.
Clarence diversion left for Glas-
gov, Mont, Saturday for work on
a telegraph shift of two weeks.
Bethel Lutheran ladies have