The Sidney herald., 1959-05-20
Cartwright

Emma LeenS was IOIlOICN
Mothers Day with a visit of her
son Arthur and wife, Perry E,
Elletson and wife of Fairview and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leens.
Sunday visitors at Perry Ellet-
sons were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Nc
Chesney and children and Art
McColl of Sidney. The day was
Mrs. cChesneys birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Rue visited
at the Arthur Paulson home Tues
day evening.
Ann Marie Croy and David
Paulson attended Luther League
Banquet at Zion Lutheran church
in Fairview Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knauts Of
Richey visited at Louis Hagens
Sunday.
Mr.. Hagen had returned home
from Sidney hospital, Tuesday
evening and his daughter Mrs.
Robert Julson arrived from Grand
Forks, N. Oak. Thursday to be
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Askew of
st. Louis, Mo. were house guests
at Raymond Oaklands Sunday
thru Thursday. The Askews were
originally from Preston, Lanca-
shire, England. He and Ray be-
came acquainted as soldiers there
on duty.
Hilda Jacobson, Marian Burch,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. ThOrson, MI.
and Mrs. Milton Olson and the
Askews spent Tuesday evening
at Raymond Oaklands.
MI. and Mrs. R. E. Gunderson
were here from Lambert Friday.
Picnic of Sioux Schools will be
this Thursday at H. Croy grove
near the Missouri River.
At Episcopal church Sunday
little Kim Lee Klose, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Klose was
baptised. Sponsors were Mr.. Cliff
ford Dashner and Mr. Anton Klose
(grandfathers of Kim Leg and
Laura Klose. Relatives present
for the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Dashner, Debra and
Tommy of Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Anderson and sons and
Mrs. Garmin Larson and daugh-
ter of Alexander, Miss Leota
Gregg of Savage and Miss Shirley
Palmer of Sidney. After the
baptism the group were dined
at the Vernon Klose home.
Wednesday a group of young
folk cleaned up the church yard at
Bethel Lutheran church.
Mrs. Arnold Skogen and Ardean
were at Culbertson over the week
end.
Renwood and Randi Erickson of
Fairview were weekend guests
at the Forrest johnson home.
Betty Johnson was in a Musical
Recital at Sidney Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Monson of
Williston, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Powell of Minot, Severt Spon-
helms and Arnold Skogen were
Saturday visitors at Louis Hagens.
Leora GODDARD called at Scriv-
ners Sunday enroute home to
Minot after a two week visit at
Glendive with her mother and
her brother.
Mrs. Arthur Vickers was in
Williston Wednesday.
Mrs. Odegaard drove to Willis
ton Friday evening to attend
Saturday Band Day. Her grand
Dianne Hagen is a men,
Der of one of the Williston bands.
VIM. HYMN took his daughters
Donna, Carol and Dorothy over
for Band Day and MIR. and Mrs.
r. Oakland and Trevor and the
Arthur Paulson family were also
there.
An event Of interest to many
here is the ordaining Of Robert
Johnson Of Great Falls, a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton johnson for
ner residents here on June 7th at
Great Falls as a minister of the
church. Robert is
nephew Of Mrs. Frank Leens, Mrs.
sam Patterson, Mrs. Sander Karst
and Mrs. Evalyn Cue who all
plan to attend the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
and Resale were over from Fair
yiew Sunday.
Monday afternoon was "open
for Mrs. Emalie Lassey at
Ter home and many visitors were
here chatting and for cake and
Mrs. Lassey was SO years
young. Pictures were taken.
Mrs. Forrest johnson was at
he parental John Link home near
Jharbonneau Monday.
William Lassey was in danger
JUS situation Saturday when the
ractor seat on which he was
broke and dropped him
If onto the ground. In falling
lie pulled the clutch out of gear
topping the tractor. Still con-
cious he managed to get up and
home. Mrs. Lassey rushed him
0 a doctor and thirteen stitches
we're used to close the cut in his
cad. William was blowing at
he time and it Is miraculous that
was not more seriously hurt.