The Sidney herald., 1960-05-11


Plentywood Sunday to attend the
wedding of Myrna 10y Sanders
and Bud Goetting. Myrna 10y is
the daughter of Mrs. Erwin Put
nam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Franz and
Robert were Saturday evening
supper guests at the Harold Franz
nome.
Mrs. Nevins, Mrs. John Sawyer,
and Mrs. Mason attended the
mother-daughter banquet at the
Methodist Church Thursday eve
ming.
The Dave Albin, Harold Franz,
Jim Putnam, and Walter Bauman
families attended the Rural Life
Sunday program at the N.Y.A.
Hall Sunday.
Lester McMillen motored to
Williston Sunday to take part in
the Bow-hunters tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson visit
ed at the Dave McMillen and Gail
Sawyer home Sunday evening.
The Three Buttes Homemakers
Club met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Earl Johnson. There were
twenty ladies present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Franz and
children, Floyd Van Vleet, and
Donald Franz were Sunday guests
at the Fred Franz home,
NJ - NJ On I'll
ed at the Clifford Dashner home
several days this week.
MI. and Mrs. David McMillen
and family were super guests at
the Bob Conn home Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Russell Johnson, Mrs.
David McMillen, Mrs. Carl Dynne-
son and Mrs. Fred Franz attended
the Homemakers Club lesson given
by Mrs. Redgren at the N.Y.A.
Hall and at her home Thursday.
The Ted Schields family motor
ed to Wolf Point to visit at the
Guy Ault home over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill McRae and
children of Deer Lodge, Montana
are visiting at the David McMillen
and Gail Sawyer homes.
Robert Franz, who has spent his
leave from the Navy at the home
of his parents, left Monday to re-
turn to San Diego, California
where he will attend a fourteen
week Electrician School.
Connie Schields attended the
p. F. Rally for the young people
of the Congregational Churches OF
this area held at Glasgow.
MI. J. R. McMillen was a Sun
day evening caller at the Ear
johnson home.
The officers of the Happy
Homemakers and Three Buttes
HomemakerS Clubs attended the
lSpring Council meeting at the
N.Y.A. Hall on Monday.
Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mrs. Lester
McMillen, Mrs. Russell Johnson
Mrs. David McMillen and Mrs
Fred Franz represented the Three
Buttes and Happy HomemakerS
clubs at Miles City Wednesday
where they were guests of the
Miles City Chamber of Commerce
at their Annual Recognition Day
luncheon and program. They all
report a very enjoyable day.
Jim Putnam spent several days
last week in Missoula on business
Dinner guests at the Dean Bruins.
void home in Sidney, included Mr.
and Mrs. Tim Madison and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Brunsvolc
and family of Skaar, N. Oak, MIR
and Mrs. Russell Myron and fam
lily of Crane, Mrs. Lena Miller, anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Albin and fam.
lily.
Mrs. Lille Nevins and Orlo wer,
dinner guests at the Will Nevin
home in Sidney on Mothers Day
MIR and Mrs. Bud Goetting ant
son of Plentywood were over
night guests at the Erwin Putnam
home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. M. Nansel AM
children of Forsyth were weekens
) guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
w. L. McMillen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brose an
} family of Savage, MIR. and Mrs
Bob Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. Die.
/ Goldsmith were Mothers Da
I guests at the Jim Putnam home.
; Mrs. Jim Putnam leaves Wednes
day for Butte to attend a three-da
conference of Montana Congrege
. tional Churches.
3 The Gordon Quilting family G
5 Sidney and the Roland Nevin
3 family of Lambert were Sunda
Z evening visitors of Mrs. Lilli
4 Nevins.
3 Sargent and Mrs. Sanders an
o son of Sidney spent several day
at the Bob Putnam home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wick an
y family of Sioux Pass spent Sur
s day evening with Mrs. Elva Pu
!. nam.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wick an
family of Sioux Pass spent Sun
day evening with Mrs. Elva Pu
= nam.
Mrs. Ted Schields spent sever
days last week at Minot and Ga
" rison, N. Oak, visiting her daugl
90 tiers Diane and Eileen.
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McMille
y, y entertained J. r. McMillen of Sic
~ new the David McMiT1en foni1