The Herald-news., November 18, 1954, Page Page Ten, Image 10

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Page Ten
Vida Community
YOUTH TAKEN TO GREAT
FALLS AFTER BREAKING FOOT
Franklin Presser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Presser, is a patient at
Deacbners hospital in Great Falls.
The boy suffered several broken
bones in his foot Saturday when
the wheel of a truck passed over
his foe/ at the Clair Schillinger
farm. First taken to Wolf Point
it was thought advisable to con
sult a bone specialist, later his
father acompanied him by plane
to Great Falls where he underwent
surgery.
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Jerry Vine left last week for
Texas where he will spend the
winter months.
John Emery arid sons, of Stev
ensville, Mont., were overngiht
visitors at the Kenneth Schillinger
Jiome Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Saar and
daughters left last week for Lew
istown where they plan to spend
the winter.
Many from our community at*
tended the concert series program
in Wolf Point Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schillinger at*
tended the Knights of Columbus
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banquet at the Sherman hotel
Tuesday evening and the social
get together which followed at the
parish hall. o
Bob Durfey returned last week
from a fishing trip to Kalispel.
The Vida Baptist ladies aid held
their November meeting Thurs
day at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nefzger moved
to the Charles Jacobs farm last
week where they will stay during
the 1 winter months.
Sunday guests at the V. O. Mc-
Clellan home were Mrs. Ethel Wix,
of Culbertson, the Harvey Kiles,
of Scobey, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hintz
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caster
line and grand-daughters.
Mr .and Mrs. Dan Sievers and
the Arnie Leuenberger family
were Sunday callers at the Earl
Nefzger home north of Frazer.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schilling
er and daughters were Sunday aft
ernoon callers at the Nels Jensen
home north of Circle.
Announcements have been re
ceived of the arival of a baby
girl at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Leland Schantz, former Vida
residents, now located at Lawton,
Okla. The little Miss weighed 7
lbs. 12 oz. and has been named
Shirley Iris.
Glenn and Erlin Engen made a
trip to Thief River Falls nad Wa
dena, Minn., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kieth Casterline
left Saturday for the Twin Cities.
The Clarence Nefzgers visited
the Joe Knutson family at Froid
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Loendorf
and sons were Sunday supper
guests at the Clarence Brown
home.
The Art Mossestads ,Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Beck are salmon
fishing at Kalispel this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Don Nelson are staying
at the Mossestad home during
their absence.
Mrs. Glenn Engen and Eugene
were supper guests at the Edward
Casterline home Thursday.
The Clarence Laubachs visited
at the Henry Finkbeiner home in
Wolf Point Saturday. Clarence
helped Henry with the shingling
on their new house. Ed Schlepp
helped Henry on Friday.
The weather-man co-operated
with the Rod and Gun Club Sun
day and a large crowd of shooters
from this community as well as
other towns attended the Third
Annual turkey shoot at the local
range.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Nefzger visited Mrs. Harriet
McCartney who is a patient at the
Circle hospital.
Quite a number of young peo
ple from our community are at
tending the square dancing les
sons in Wolf Point.
The Harvey Neufelds of Wolf
Point were Vida visitors on Sun
day afternoon.
The Stanley Jensens plan on
leaving next week for Phoenix to
spend the winter months.
John Kwasney and Stanley
Brooks drove to Saco Hot Springs
the first of the week.
Mrs. William Porter was a sup
per guest at the Leonard Lsendorf
home Wednesday evening of last
week. Mrs. Ed ScbftMfeer, Walter
and ^Delores Schillings called la
ter and shared Mrs. Leondorf’s
birthday cake.
South
Culbertson
Mrs. Don Birch was an early
morning caller in Culbertson Mon
day.
K. R. Hill and Don Birch haul
ed sheep to Fairview on Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Norman and Mrs.
Bill Wood were at the Bennie
Antonsons Tuesday to help pick
and clean geese.
Byron and Vivian Baker and
boys were callers at the Fred
Thompsons Monday.
Adam Brese of Culbertson haul
ed a load of sawdust from Don
Birches Tuesday. From what 1
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THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
hear Pat Gould wai a Jittle upset
Tuesday when the load of cattle
he was going to take to market
all moved back in thi truck for
a rear view and br6ke out the
back endgate and unloaded them
selves.
Mrs. Maynard Cellmer and child
ren and Mrs. Stfm Patch were
shopping in Culbertson Monday.
Mrs. Matt Antonson and Bennie
were evening callers at the Stan
Patches.
Bennie took home a pump en
gine he bought from Stan.
Bill Ochs was a caller at the
Bennie Antonsons Tuesday to col
lect an election bet from Mrs. Ben
nie Antonson .
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Patch and
children were evening callers at
the K .R. Hills Tuesday.
Mr .and Mrs. Pat Gould were
on business in Sidney Wednesday.
Reverend Norman Prestbye and
family were evening callers at the
Sam Antonsons last week.
Harlan Johnson and his mother
were in Sidney on business Wed
nesday.
Frank Griffin and Patsy and
Grandpa Griffin were supper
guests at the Stan Patches Wed
nesday night. Frank helped Stan
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with his electric tight plant
Mr. and Mre. Jack §hlelis Were
overnight guests Thursday at the
Pat Goulds. Jack helped Pat and
Maynard round tip cattle tor the
veterinary to test and vaccinate on
Friday.
Patsy Griffin visited with the
Lee Wkldhousen’s Thursday and
Friday while her Daddy did car
penter work there.
The Antonson girls, Lee Birch,
and Jane Patch, all spent the
week-end at home from high
school this week.
The Frank Griffins and Grand
pa were shopping in Sidney Sat
urday.
Pat Gould and Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Cellmer and children
were shopping in Sidney on Sat
urday.
John Burns, of Bum's flying ser
vice, flew the veterinary, D. C.
Engineers tested the first Caterpillar track-type Tractor 50 years ago this month,.
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Across f rom the Drive-In Theatre Wolf Point
Baker, trpm Sidney on Friday -to
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son herd, and Cap KpdM’s cattle.
Raymond Antopaon Mounted
M^scvantb Hrthday Saturday, ths
Bob Welch, formerly of Hungry
Horae, but now from KkUspell;
was an overnight guest at the
Frank Griffins Saturday.
The H. B. Hills and Barry Ho
ma were afternoon callers Sunday
at the Don Birch home. In the
evening the Hills were callers at
the Bill Carlisles.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin, and
children, Harlan Griffin and Bob
Welch were Sunday dinner guests
at the Stan Patches.
Byron Baker was a caller at
Pete Johnsons Monday.
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TO THE VOTERS
I want to express my appreciation
for the vote given me in the General
Election and for your fine cooperation
in the past in the assessment of property.
T. S. DWYER,
County Assessor.
THURSDAY, NDVEMBER IS, 1264
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