The Sidney herald., 1962-06-20


day. MIR. Harris, president of the
banks at Laurel and Columbus,
was here for the purpose of pur-
chasing city pavement bonds,
which were sold at a meeting of
the city council Monday evening.
Robert H. Herrick, who has
been working in Chicago, is home
for a few days visit after which
he plans to go to Phoenix, Arizona,
where he will be employed.
Mrs. Nora Rennie attended Mar
ket in Billings last weekend did
the fall buying for her local store,
the youth Shop"
MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Searles are
looking forward to a few days
visit with their daughters family,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Burns and
three sons of Las Vegas, Nevada,
who will arrive here the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huffman and
baby son Dick of Coquille, Oregon,
arrived in Sidney Sunday for a
2 weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
Huffman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Redling. They will be join
ed here next week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Redlin of Portland,
Oregon.
Jack Redgren who has just COM
pleted his sophomore year at Mon
tana State University in MiSsoula,
where he is majoring in physical
therapy, is home for the summer
and back on the job at the Dairy
Queen.
, Col. and Mrs. H. H. Kelley of
Boulder Creek, California visited
|, in Sidney for a week at the home
Of Mrs. Reiley's brother and wife,
, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rasmussen.
/ While here the two couples made
a three day trip to the Black Hills.
, The Reileys left Monday morning
to visit places of interest in the
Western part of the state before
returning home.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Orven Peterson
: and daughter Kay left last Friday
for East Glacier, where Mr.. and
: Mrs. Peterson spend the summer
annually while he is engaged in
construction work in that area.
Kay. who has just completed heI
freshman year at the state uni
versity in Misoula, will be employ
d ed for the summer at the park a
Glacier Park Village Cafe.
d Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Erickson re-
y turned Friday from a trip to the
l. west coast, where they attended
d the fair in Seattle and visited
d among relatives there and in Long
IS view and Tacoma. They also visit
ID ed many old friends, former resi-
4 dents of the Skaar community.
J. Miss Kathryn Adams will arriv,
in Sidney Thursday, Via Frontie
M Airlines, for a ten days visit at tn
Ie home of her sister, Mrs. Rober
- Dasinger, and TO take in the got
= anniversary reunion of her hig
school graduation class. Mis-
III Adams is employed as librarian i
2 Santa Monica, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Zadow an
children from Long Beach, Cal
e fornia, were here visiting n
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred z;
~ dow and brothers, Irvan's an
=. GlLDEAk > CAAu AdllllAlCS.
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Amoe
Fargo were recent cvernigl
ns guests in Sidney on their wa
II home from Seattle, where thg
ny attended the Worlds Fair. A fe
oy fomer friends enjoyed a soci
evening with thsm at the j.
III Riley home.
II Mrs. c. B. Halver visited
Surrey, N. Oak, last week
&c the home of her brosher-in-la
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Corners. Another sister, M
Msble Smith of Baker was al
a guest at the Corners hon
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Tuo.t al
sons drove to Surrey Sunday
get her mother and returned
wav of the Garrison Dam.
Mrs. Al Lund's niece and h
and four children of MoOrhes
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L
Miril., stopped in Sidney Tues
for an overnight visi. at the Lul
home were Mr.. and Mrs. r
led GustafSon and two grandchildr
vln of Wibaux.
Out OF town guests at the L,
an B. Peterson home Sunday, w
came for the baptism of tn
gnt Infant son, Daniel Joseph, WE
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pedersl
"A Mr.. and Mrs. Art Seigel and fal
a lily, Mrs. Ellen Harssach and \
mo and Mrs. Vaughn Walker a
but family. all of Williston