The Sidney herald., 1960-06-22
Personals

Mrs. Jennie Peterson of Plenty
wood is visiting here at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Bud Mel
son and family.
Jimmie Nelson, who visited at
the home of his uncle, Clifford
Peterson and family in Plenty
wood last week, returned home
Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. John Marman Sr..
are looking froward to a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
and family of Portland, Oregon.
The two families were former
neighbors and friends during their
residence in Glendive. The Millers,
who are returning from attendance
at a convention in Calgary, will
visit here for several days over
the week end.
Mrs. Christine Davidson and
Mrs. Inga Wekander had for their
Sunday guests their brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Mel
son of Plentywood and son How
ard Nelson of CaSs Lake, Mimi,
and daughter Mrs. Orvin Varud
of Bottineau, North Dakota. They
spen! the afternoon at Mrs. We
kander's home, where they en-
joyed visits with many relatives
in this area.
Mr.. and Mrs John Harnish and
their three Oldest children re-
D turned Sunday evening from &
weeks vacation trip to Missoula
where John attended the state
: convention of County Commits
sioners. The family enjoyed +;
= leisurely trip, fishing and enjoy.
: ing other sports enroute. Tht
John HarniShes took care of thei
: little granddaughter, Jennine
= while her parents were away am
: Jimmie spent the time visitin.
at the Coke Eckley farm home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. CBud) Nelso.
/ and daughter Jan returned Sun
n day evening from Billings, Wher
they were overnight guests at tn
. Seth Holland home. Jan had Wis
tied at the Holland home for
week while her parents were i
attendance at the State Banker
Convention held at Canyon vi
lage in Yellowstone Park.
Bob Hood took his wife an
three children to Williston Frids
r, to leave from there by train f,
i'll Santa Maria, California, whel
nd they will spend two weeks visi
E. ing at the home of her parent
tip Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Weir, al
-, with her brother Dick and fam
ly.
les Dewey c. HORT Of Medici
Ioc Lake marketed hogs at the loo
ize livestock market in Sidney So
Ito urday, and looked after 9th
A. business matters.
etc Miss Joey Schmidt enjoyed
md recent vacation visit at the hon
sW of her brothers in eastern Nor
Dakota.
!. l Friends report that Mr.. a
Mrs. Robert Larson and daughtt
tel. are now nicely settled in Billin
lite where Mr.. Larson is employed
travelling block man for the Fa.
abe Hand Co. out of Minneapolis.
tor; w. H. Dasinger of Perha
Ids Mimi, is visiting here at
homes of his brother Math 6
can family. Mr.. Dasinger, an ca
ton day resident of Sidney, who wo
-lVp ed in the circulation department
newspapers for years and more
7O2 Gently operated a bowling alley
-zVc Perham, is now retired.
ane MIR. and Mrs. Paul Patch h;
'ane for their houseguests this w,
l their son and daughter-in-law,
and Mrs. Stanlye Patch and fan
ned. of Macy, Indiana. Their gra.
e., daughter and family, MI. and N
p Uriah Thatcher and 3 child
AR of Billings were also recent CUE
:; 4 at the Patch home.
mi Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Ander
loor returned Sunday from Yell,
apes stone Park where they atten
SeTS the state bankers convention /
s-ltc at Canyon Village. They W
accompanied by their daugf
aSi0 Carol and Sandra Mcintosh.
Jimmie Ness left the first of
SITE week for Detroit Lakes i'm C
re- pany with his uncle and a
TV MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Stott
tana. Glerdive, for a week of fishi
o-zoc Mrs. Keith KrebSbach, Mrs.
Near Jarvis, Mrs. Nick Schneider,
hone and Mrs. Brub Johnson and fa
o--ep ly, MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Beier,
dern and Mrs. Harold Lorenzo,
1ulre Fay Sissel and son Jay, the
t3-tfc Chambers family, and MIR.
Mrs. Curt Ball and daugf
Bun were among the Sidney folk
s-1tp were in WilliSton Monday to
and hear Vice President Nix
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Grossman
Call over the week enu on a vac
3-1tp trip to the Black Hills.