The Sidney herald., 1959-02-25
Savage News

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The Farmers Union will hol
a card party at the Savage hal
! Saturday evening, February 26
Everybody welcome.
The regular meeting of tn,
/ Lutheran Ladies Aid will be hel(
in the church palors on Thursday
March 5th, at 200 pm. Every
one is cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bates anc
Robin, visited at the William
Mitchell home on Tuesday even
ing.
The members of the Senior
Birthday Club gathered at the
home of Mrs. Anna Bergstedt or
last Monday and helped her cele-
brate her birthday. After a social
afternoon, a very delicious lunch
was served by the self-invited
guests. The guest of honor was
presented with a gift from the
group.
Mrs. ElGena Wilson spent a few
days at the Vernon Wilson home
last week, while Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son and infant daughter made a
trip to Billings to visit with Mrs.
Wilson's father, Mr. Carl Etzel,
who underwent major surgery at
the Deaconess hospital on Monday
morning. Several others of the
Etzel children also made the trip
to Billings.
Misses Marlene Kelly, Janet
Meland, and Martha Scott of
Glendive visited at the Ted Burau
home on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dashner
of Sidney and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Moore spent Monday visiting at
the Robert Gregg home.
MIR. Godtfred Miller and MI. Joe |
Frank spent a few days receiving
medical attention at the Sidney
hospital last week. They
are both feeling much better at
time.
MIR. and Mrs. Don Price and
and Mrs. ElGena Wilson
at the Lester Miller home
On Sunday and helped Mrs. Miller
celebrate her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sharbono
md son arrived at the Elmer
Mastvelten home on Sunday even
ng, after visiting relatives in
Iissoula and Trout Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Burau
md Connie of Sidney spent Sun
lay and Monday visiting at the
Harold Etzel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Franck had
heir infant daughter, Josephine
renee baptized at the First Luth-
ran Church at the morning SER
ices on Sunday. Mrs. Franck's
'rother, William Gatzke of North
Dakota and Virginia Burau were
ponsors. Mrs. Gatzke, who has
cen staying at the home of her
aughter and family for the past
hree weeks, and her two sons /;
nd daughter and Miss Burau en- Z
Dyed Sunday dinner at the s
,ranck home. The Gatzke's left
} return to their home in the
fternoon. I
MI. Elmer Mastvelten spent a I
ouple of days last week visiting l
/ Missoula with his Mother-in- c
Nv, who has been i'll and with $
Their relatives. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Berthe Wind were e
onored at an anniversary party y
! their home on Wednesday even I
e in honor of their 45th we'd Y
lng Anniversary. The party as l
censored by their children and +
Ieir families. After a social r
a very delicious lunch n
as enjoyed. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hamburg \
rejoicing over the arrival of K
baby girl. born at the Sidney T
emorial hospital on Friday h
The little lady had been =
med Shari Sue. Mrs. Hamburg 4
the former Kay Hagler. Y
Mr.. Robert Burau spent Thurs
" night visiting at the Eugene r.
Irau home, while he was attend &c
g the Glass c tournament. Mr. q
d Mrs. Robert Gregg and Mike u
ear enjoyed supper at the Burai n
me on Thursday evening. n
and Mrs. Melvin Miller and =,
lighters and Virginia Burau en- VI
yed supper at the Godtfred Mil ~
home on Friday evening. h
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Leivesta6 -
d family of Glendive visited a n
2 homes of Mrs. Carl Mastvelter ~
IS. alice Forty and Gene Vo.
'eks on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs n
IN Mastvelten and family o. "a,
endive also visited at the Gene -
jack home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burau. BOZ
! Virginia, and Mrs. ElGenc %
lson visited at the Don Price sta
ne on Sunday evening. Mr.. and WI
s. Price are now living in The cal
v home that they just COM ms
ted.
fr. and Mrs. John McCurdy =
two daughters, who have just !
Irned from over seas duty in SUI
many arrived in Savage on Vet
nday and will visit at the homo ava