The Sidney herald., 1961-08-02

Mrs. FRANK HartZeu returned
home Monday morning after
spending 3 weeks with her daugh-
ter and her husband, MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. Rupp of Billings and
travelling with them to LaPlante,
S. D. There they visited at the
home of her granddaughter and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Waterland. On their return Mrs.
Hartzell spent several days in Bill
Ings.
Bob Harper of Duluth, Mimi,
visited in Sidney last week ait
the home of his parents, the DR..
R. D. Harpers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Lauer had
for their housegueSts last week
Mrs. Lauer's brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Barry and their
three daughters of Albert Lea,
MINI. The Barrys were returning
home from a vacation trip on
which they toured Yellowstone
Park and other places of interest
in the west, and visited relatives
in Seattle, and Hamilton, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurry Carey and
three children motored to the
Black Hills last Friday for a week
end tour of that resort area.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G.. Koch and
three children returned Sunday
evening from a weeks trip to Flat
head Lake, where they visited
Mrs. Koch's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. o. Larson at their summer
home, and attended the county
attorneys state convention held
in Glacier Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert johnson
and two children returned Sun
day evening from a weeks vaca-
ton on which they visited at the
Paul Butkay ranch near Helena
and spent a day at Seeley Lake.
They returned by way of Ennis,
and drove from there up to the
earthquake area. They also en-
joyed sightseeing in Virginia City.
| MIR. and Mrs. Paul johnson left
: Monday morning for Minneapolis,
: where they will take in the Fur
niture Mart after which they will
I enjoy a weeks vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Hotter Cd
Scobey, Mont, were housegueStS
of the Babe Holyks during the
past week. Mrs. Hotter is Mrs
D Holyk's mother. Mr.. Holyk enjoy
ed the fishing at Gartside Lake
where he caught a Is" trout.
NHr 1xI nHx~- NLT0T4 n,-s-~O1, 49,
r family have returned from a va.
l cation trip on which they toured
: the Black Hills and Yellowstont
Park and spent a day in Virgini;
: City sightseeing. Enroute hons
y they were overnight guests at tn
e Leonard Dahl home in Billings
e T. A. Gall of NySsa, Oregon, a.
early day settler of Richlan,
County, has been visiting the pas
week at the home of his sol
Lionel Gall and family, and wit
many former friends in this are;
Mr.. Gall is just returning to h
hi0me from an extended Wis
among relatives in Ohio.
Jim Nelson is visiting in Plent,
wood at the home of his uncl
Clifford Nelson.
Bud Nelson was in Livingstt
Tuesday to attend the funer
ar services for the Late Gus Fjeldsta
- Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Parsons hs
for their house guests last wee
Mrs. Parsons niece and her hu
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn FORE
ei of Dayton, Washington.
OIL no~~;e NH,,rDhxy xx,I1 H0~ LA<
u visiting in Helena, is expected
ST. Sidney Thursday for a sever
weeks visit with his sister-in-la'
llt Mrs. Axel Nelson and her famil
"a Mary Lynn Nelson and Audrt
IL, Dombrosky are going to Gre
o. Falls tomorrow to visit throuE
to the weekend with Kay Nelso
Kay is working there thru Il
1as summer as secretary for the Fal
tue Maid Dairy.
DR. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Barstad
mt, Tioga and their daughters, Sylv
aid and Carol, and MI. and M
Ies. Theodore Harstad of Whilst
Ias were guests Sunday of Mr.. al
Mrs. Peter Tote and family, M,
II Harstad and Mrs. Barstad a
sisters of Mr.. Tofte.
Nick and Peter Ed of Ridgewa
~ Wisconsin are visiting their gran
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rount
10 They will return to their hor
'iu' with the Rounces next weeker
James Peterson has return
from Shattuck in Fairbault, Min
% where he attended a six we
summer camp.
DuWayne Plant left last We
the neSday for Slsseton, :. OAK, 1or
ten Gays at the nome
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