The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

Tuesday to Fort Benton where he
has been relieving the Grogan-
Robinson Lumber Co. office man.
ager who is recuperating from re-
cent surgery. Elder Redfield,
pastor of the Ribs church at
Culbertson, and president of the
Northern Plains District, cen
Quoted confirmation services in
Williston Sunday.
The local American Legion unit
IS presently conducting their an
nual magazine subscription drive
for the purchase of lifesaving
equipment. They now have sew
eral pieces of equipment on loan
but would like particularly to
purchase a r~esuScitator for the
hospital with the magazine sales
proceeds.
Mrs. Marvin Eldrdige, Donna
SkillicOrn, Georgia Thompson,
Geraldine Victim and Arliss
Morse left Monday for Neihart,
Mont, where they are attending
Bible camp at Kings Hill.
Mrs. Hugo Bruegber visited at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Flor
ence PaulsOn of Willistou We'd
nesday. Other guests in the Paul
sol home were Signora Erickson
of Cumberland, Wise. whom Mrs.
Bruegger had not seen since she
was seven years old. Mrs. Win
ston Price and Kathryn Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Larsen are
home after attending the eight
weeks summer session at Minot
State Teachers Collg.
MI. and Mrs. Orvil Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Iva Dunnaway Of
Brownstown, Illinois, are visiting
Mrs. G.. w. Thompson for a couple
of weeks. They were enroute to
Culbertsou when Mr.. Thompson
died Feb. 5 and attended his fune-
raj on WEDNESDAY. The women are
sisters Of Mrs. Thompson.
Other relatives from out of
town who attended G.. w. Thomp-
sons funeral Aug. 3 were his
brother, Thorne Thompson, and
nephew Claude Thompson of
Decateur, H., a daughter Ruth
and family, Marvin Polands Of
Sand Coulee, granchilren LaVerne
and OriS Peterson and families Of
Billings, Orville Armstrong and
family of Tetonia, Idaho, Donald
Daniels of Huron, S. Oak, the
Jerry Simons (Carol Daniels fam
ily) Of Helena.
Thursday evening dinner guests
in the Hugo Bruegger home were
Messrs. and Mines. Vic Johnson
Of Homestead and Roy Nelson's Of
Froid.
Miss Kahty S%tenehjem of Bill
ings arrived Thursday to spend
two weeks at the Arne SkedSvOld
home. She is a cousin of Mrs.
| Skedsvold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Wix of Boze-
man have spent the past week
visiting their son Fred Wix and
family, their mothers, Mrs. Ethel
Wix and Mrs. Myrtis Hall, and
attended the wedding Sunday Of
Georgia Krall and Marvin Barstad
of Glasgow.
AT the Culbertson hospital this
week a boy was born Aug. z to
/ John StanfOrds of Culbertson; a
girl Aug. 3 to Samuel Longees Of
Poplar, and a girl Aug. IL to
Robert Damms of PlentywoOd.
Admitted were Aage Madsen,
Everett Baxter aud Sven Jensen
OF CulOertson, Roy Hodson Of
Froid; admitted and dismissed
Robert Barnes of .Fr0id, jeff
rey Baxter, Clay, Craig and Gym
thia Schledewitz of Culbertson;
also dismissed were Mrs. Duane
Miller and baby, Mark Williams,
Mrs. Tom MarchWick and baby,
Michele Iris, Mrs. Longee and
baby, Mrs. Stanford ana baby,
Neil Tunnison of Culbertson.
The Cottonwood Home Demon
stration Club will hold their
August meeting the 23rd at the
home Of Mrs. Herman Jensen, in
stead of the regular date, Aug.
l6. Committees will be named
and work planned on the booth
for the County Youth Fair which
will be held in Popular Sept. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Matzek
aud four children of River Falls,
Wise, left Monday after spend
ing the weekend with her sister
and family, Glen Ausens.
Officers elected at the Sunday
School Mothers Club meeting
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
James Baldwin were Mines.
Phyllis Traeger, president; Gloria
Marchwick, vice president; Muriel
ClemeS, secretary-treasurer. 1t
was decided to hold meetings
every other month instead of
every month as has been done in
the past.