The Sidney herald., 1959-12-09

economies instructor at Cutbank
Montana spent Thanksgiving vaca.
ton at the Frank Lassey and
Henry Iszley homes.
Mr.. and RMS. Gilman Wang
and Cheryl of Williston and Mr.
and Mrs. Harve Pavek and sons
of Sidney were Sunday dinner
guests at Milton Olsons.
Cheryl Sundheim of Fairview
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Croy, Judy
and Richie were Thanksgiving
Day guests at Ernie LaRoques.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lester came
from Dickinson Thursday anc
joined Mrs. Agnes Croy for din
ner at Lawrence Croys.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf
Odegard were dinner guests al
Wallace Hagens in Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lassey
and sons were callers at Mrs. B
Youngstroms Friday enroute home
from Dickinson where they haC
Thanksgiving with the Gene Mel
dahl family.
Episcopal WA will meet Dec.
3rd-a week early due to plans fol-
the Christmas program which will
be given Dec. goth at 3 pm.
Oscar Oakland took Miss Marion
Burch to Glendive Wednesday eve
ming where she joined her sister
and brother-in-law going to Man
dan for Thanksgiving at the
parental Burch home.
- M C@xv0 Cranhnin,
and Mrs. Scrivner were coffee
guests Tuesday afternoon at John
Dunbars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Theige and
sons and Mrs. Helen Jacobson OF
Epping attended the Luther church
celebration then were guests al
the Frank Leens home. Arthur
Paulson and Helen Theige Jacob
SOM were first baptisms at the
Bethel church.
A group of forty were together
for Thanksgiving Day in Cart
wright Community Hall and con-
sisted of Mrs. Emalie Lassey, Mr..
Larry Knels, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lassey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Propp and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cay
ko and Timothy, MI and Mrs. Guy
Shade, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Young
strom, Mrs. Bernice Harris and
Elaine, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dobias
and girls, Mrs. VIM. Scrivner and
Mrs. VIM. Lassey and Mavis, Mr..
Larry Knels, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lassey and family, and Mr.. and
and Mrs. Frank Lassey.
The Ray Oakland family were
dinner guests at Gordon Oaklands
at Lambert; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Lindsey and children and Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Lindsey and Alice
were at the Warnkes at Alexan-
der; the VIM. H. aFlkner family
were in Watford City; the John
Dunbars were at Hubert Bart
rams in Alexander; the D. Calkins
family were with his folks at
Watford City.
Mrs. VIM. Klyms parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Kanski, their son
Steve and daughter Irene came
Wednesday from Fairfield and
spent Thanksgiving Day with the
VIM. Klym family here. The Yer
planckes were also guests at
Klyms.
The Art Vickers home was an
other gathering place for many
on Thanksgiving. :.
Arthur Paulson, our rural mail
carrier, received an award and a
pen fom the Safety Council of the
Post Office Department for his
safe driving of the past year. This
is his tenth year of safe driving.
Postmistress Alice M. Leens pre-
sented the award and pen to MI.
Paulson. He is to be compliment
ted on his attaaianamaent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunbar and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Calkins and chill
dren went to Watford City We'd
nesday where they had the new
daughter baptised as Cynthia Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Croy and
Mrs. Agnes Croy called on Mrs.
Scrivner Sunday.
The Sioux Farmers Union Ac-
ton Officials are meeting Tues
day evening at the Don Noteboom
home to plan the December llth
meeting which will be at Cart
wright Community Hall. The Ju-
serves are meeting Sat-, Dec. 5th
niors are meeting the same night
in Fairview for classes and Re-
at 2 pm. in Cartwright Hall.
The Darwin Calkins family left
Saturday morning for Fort Lewis,
Washington where they will take
temporary residence with his
brother. Darwin has re-enlisted
in the Signal Corps.
Early residents of this area here
for Bethel church 80 Anniversary
were Miss Hilda Guttormson of
Hillsboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Iverson of Culbertson, Mrs. Jennie
Anderson of Williston, Mrs. Helen
Jacobson and Mr.. and Mrs. Albin
Theige of Epping, Emil Johnson
of Fairview.