The Sidney herald., 1963-07-31
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at Lake MeUdSOSne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hurd are
visiting in Seattle at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Art
Sturdevant.
Mrs. Amy Stevens returned
Thursday from Missoula where
she enjoyed a ten day vacation
visiting at the homes of her
sisters, Mrs. Edna Steinbren-
ner and Mrs. Ruby ScChilling.
Mrs. Phyllis Ellington and
daughters, Georgane and Mary
Ellen, and her mother, Mrs.
Mary Magruder, returned on
Thursday from a two weeks
vacation "trip to Chico, Califor-
MIA, where they visited Mrs.
Magruder's brother, DR.. H. R.
McVey and family. They made
the trip down via the coast
and the California Red Woods
and returned through Reno.
Mrs. Dudley Stone and
daughter, Harriet, returned
Thursday from North Holly
wood, California, where they
spend several weeks every
summer while Harriet stud
les Marimba and organ at Q
private school. They returned
by way of Bolinas Nortlh OF
San Francisco where they
visited Mrs. Stones brother
Ora Mohn and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Low o1
st. Bernard, Louisiana, visited
the past week with Mrs
Lows son, Bernard Hart anc
family.
The Rev. and Mrs. Harold
Laursen and two daughters
Katie and Beth of Kennard
Nebraska, visited several day!
the past week ait the Rev
Stanley Larson home. Rev
LaurSen was an intern at th'
Pella Lutheran Church five
years ago. He preached a ser
mon at the Sunday morning
service and Tuesday evening
the family were guests of th'
congregation at a fellowship
picnic held at the city park
Mrs. George Johnson return
ed Friday from Minnesoti
where she visited her son, Bill
at the Veterans hospital il
st. Cloud and spent two week
at a resort on Lake Vermilliol
where she was joined by he
two sisters from Duluth. Mrs
Johnson brought greeting
from Bill to his many Sidne.
friends.
The Chet Kallevig fanil.
will move this week to From
berg where they will go int
the cattle ranching business
Chet sold his partnership il
the Kallevig Construction CO
of Sidney to his brother, Cliff
Gary Hall visited at hi
home in Sidney last week D
his return from Fairchild AT
at Spokane, Wn., where h
took his STU. training. H
was accompanied by his gi.
friend, Kathy Lively of Mi'
soula. Gary is now attendin
the summer session at the stat
university in A1issoula.
Mrs. Axel Nelson has n
turned from Helena where 81
spent a week at the home
her sister, Mrs. Art Nelson an
also visited her sister-in-lay
Mrs. Jim Gleason.
MIR. and Mrs. Phil LarSc
! and son Rickey of Fargo, ar
MIR. and Mrs. Maurie Stewa
| of Glendive visited last wee
at the home Of Mrs. Larson
aunt, Mrs. Bud Nelson. Bobt
| Albright of Crookston, Minr
Mrs. Nelson's nephew, WI
had been here for several da.
returned home with them.
Mrs. Jack Knoop and thr,
children returned last Thur
day from a two weeks vac
ton. They spent a week Wi
Mrs. Knoop's parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. Clarence Clark, and h
sister and husband, Mr.. al
Mrs. Donald LaPlant at Tw
Lakes, Idaho, resort and r
turned with them to Spokal
for a weeks visit at their r
speotive homes. They mac
the trip by plane.
4 MIR. and Mrs. Frank KNAPP
and two daughters from Stra
| ford, Conn.,, visited in Sidn'
| the past week at the S.
1 Anderson home. Mr.. and MI
| Knapik lived with the Ande
| sons for two months duril
| World War I when he w
| here guarding German pr
| oners. They are on vacati
4 trip and after a visit to t
| parks and other resorts in t
| west will stop in Sidney aga
/ for a few days on their i
l turn home.
| Kirk Dooley, son of Lilo
| Dooley of Billings, is visit
here at the home of his gran
| parents, the Henry Dooley
| A. M. Cooley is now at t
home of his daughter, M
| G.. J. Reihsen in Farmingtt
Mimi, where he is report
as making steady improvemt
| following his long illness. !
son, Albert, came from Ora
| Forks to take him to Far
ington and his daughter, M
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