The Sidney herald., 1962-07-18

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left Monday to visit their son and
family, Howard Thompson, a
teacher in Seattle. They will re-
turn with their daughter Levina
who is attending Seattle Pacific
College.
Mrs. Alvin Cooper left Tuesday
night for Butte to attend the
American Legion and Auxiliary
state convention, July lila. Mrs.
Cooper is Auxiliary District /
president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avis Morse and
Arliss attended the wedding July
3 of their daughter and sister. Mrs.
Florence Konkright of Miles City
to Arc Tom Baldwin, who is
stationed at the radar station in
Miles City. Arliss sang at her
sisters wedding. Others attending
from this area we're Baldwin's
sister, Marge Witt and family of
Sioux Pass.
Avis Morses and Arliss return
ed Tuesday from a fishing vacation
at Cliff Lake, about six miles
from the earthquake area in
southwestern Montana. Morse's
brother, Wendell Morse and
daughter Margaret of Miles City
accompanied them on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones and
family r planning to leave for
Oklahoma Saturday for a two
weeks vacation with his parens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Williams and
Debbie of Great Falls left Sunday
after visiting several days with her
parents, Vert Redfields. her sister
and family, Bill Petersens, her
daughter and family, Bob BARRIERS
Of Sidney.
Mrs. Wilma Faulk and sons,
Steve, Bill and Mark of Eau Gal
lie, Florida arrived July 3 to visit
her mother, Mrs. Mary Martin and
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joyce Skedsvold accom-
panied her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Severt Peterson of Will
liston to Kalispell for a family re-
union.
Axel Waldhausen who has been
a patient at the Roosevelt Mem
orial hospital returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. John Palm of Los Angeles,
who was injured during the recent
Diamond Jubilee is still at the
Culbertson hospital but expects to
90 to Bozeman soon to be with re-
latives.
The Little League doubleheader
baseball games with Bainville
which were cancelled Saturday be-
cause of rain, have been rescued
uled for July 81 at 100 pm. al
the Culbertson Fairgrounds. The
Little Leaguers will play Charlie
Creek there July 18.
Mrs. James Shell and children
returned recently from Sheridan
Wyoming where they visited the
parents of both MIR and Mrs. Shell
judy Nichols observed hel
birthday Saturday with a slumbel
oarty Friday night. Her guests fol
barbecued hamburgers, slumber
ing and a birthday breakfast wer,
Vonnie Roberts, Vickii Clifford
Peggy Hunter, Rhonda Schlede
witt and Sheryll Baldwin.
Houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs. oil
p. Olsen r Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Strives and daughter Barbara o
Clinton. Iowa who arrived Mon
day. Tuesday they and Olsen
were supper guests of Rev. an.
Mrs. p. j. Vammen. Wednesda.
Strives and Olsens drove {
Flaxville to visit the Arden Olse
family.
Scoutmaster Roy Lemieux an
Assistant scoutmaster Jake Jacob
took ten of the Boy Scouts to LAX
Metigoshe, N. D., Sunday for
week of swimming, canoeing an
crafts instruction. LemieuX return
led the same day but Jacobs re
manned with the boys. The scout
] will have campfire meetings an
chapel services every night an
will wind up the week with
Court of Honor Friday night. The
will return Saturday. Roger Wa
dow, a member of the Order {
the Arrow, will attend specii
meetings of the Order while Their
] MIR. and Mrs. Alton HIM an
daughter Martha returned Frids
from Laurel where they visite
Mrs. Atoms aunt, Mrs. Charlr
Ward. Martha has spent the pa
five weeks with her grandmothe
Mrs. Lottie Holroid of Arlee WI
brought her to Bozeman where hi
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