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Evening star., 1955-06-08

This year Jack and Jill drivers are
earning more than ever before, due
to our tremendous advertising cam
paign. The kids are waiting for the
Jack and Jill man. Get in on the
big earnings. Apply any day, incl.
Sat. and Sun, 8 am. to 5 pm.
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM CO.,
1419 L st. sc.
SALES AND MANAGEMENT trainee,
Americas leading companies. Age
"a 4-2S. married. college graduate
with Washington BACKGROUND. Start
ing salary S400 and leading to
very substantial income. Call Mr..
HOLLEMAN, DI. 7-o333: eyes,, OIL.
SALESMAN. II IN. furnishings and sports
young man With some experience,
preferably in selling quality mer::
chandise. Guaranteed salary and
Mr.. Harvey, UNIVERSITY SHOP
1913 g st. NV. IS
SALESMAN, mems furnishings
sbs chain; ,r good Ssss SopporsSSn,ity HS1,n Apply
sALEsMAN. ~: exper. in Calling on
outlets; excel opportunity with
estab. successful national organ-
ization. Phone MR.. PAUL, Otis A.
SALESMAN: representing national
trade among electrical jobbers: Sal.
ary and incentive bonus. all ex-
penses paid. Company, car sup
Piled. State age. past earnings
and experience. All Inquiries Civ
ing full details guaranteed re-
sponse. Box Size, Star. IL
SALESMAN, experienced selling bi-
cycles or sporting goods; Full time tim;
424 9th st. NV. .-12
experienced preferred, excel. earn.
ings. permanent, good hours and
working conditions. GORDON'S
MEN AND BOYS SHOP, 4727
Marlboro rd. s.e. IS
SALESMAN. exp. in selling and OPP
ment. to sell for distributor. Excel.
opportunity for right man. DU, z
SALESMAN for mems furnishing and
clothing: high school or college
student; one willing to learn; hours,
Q to 6; pleasant surroundings. III.
s2LESsMS.AN-The U. s. slicing Ma
district representatives in Washing
ton and vicinity. Exclusive fran
chise for quality food machines to
food stores, restaurants and insti-
tutions assures good income on lib
eral commission basis. Instructive
supervision through washington
factory brand. Must have good car
For interview appointment, phone
Mr.. STEININGER. La. 6-1040
SALESMAN, JEWISH, 30-60. Must
own good car. Clean cut. neat and
pleasant. No seasonal slump. High
est commissions, group ins. We train
you fully. Phone MR.. HERBERT,
HE. 4-6633, bet. 10 and IL am.
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store: experience preferred; excel excel
Apply mgr, NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP 3O40 14th st. NV; 10
SALESMAN-Men's wear store: Sun
day mornings, to l. COHEN'S,
9TH and L SITS. NV.
SALESMAN CALLING ON HARD; };
WARE, PAINT BUILDING SUPPLY
DEALERS. Do you want additional
non competitive items? Dunkirk D.
21n9 after n ~
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Warehousenan

Permanent position in ne. section.
Tools, machinery, or hardware
supply experience preferred. Under
As years Of age. Salary commen-
surate with experience. Call ST.
3-0050, Ext. PA for appointment.
-9
WATCH REPAIRMAN, exper. not
necessary. Call TIE. 6-162S any
time. g
BOYS. over IS, from Arl.. Alex. or
Falls Ch., can earn 81 up per hr.
Neat. white. Apply RIM. 2, 3179
Wilson blvd, 3 to pm, Thurs.
and Friday.
MAN to work in nursery. ROTH's
AzALEA GARDENS. S211 Sligo
Creek Parkway, Takoma Park, Md.
MAN for retread shop work. Apply
nized: FIREsToNE RETREAD
SHOP. 604 r. /. ave. ne. 3
MAN, white, steady work on grounds
OF golf course. Apply in person.
Mon. June 9, at 1905 Weller rd..
Wheaton, Md.
MAN wanted to apply tombstone or
similar product. Must be familiar
with applying stone by mold.
Should have truck and truck allow
ance paid. Apply to CAPITOL con-
TRACING CO; 4s19, Bethssd5a
ask for MI. Southcott liz
MAN WANTED, experienced. to So
licit advertising for sherif1's con-
yyention book. ST. 3-s702, RE. =
Evening star., 1955-06-08
IF

You think you are or can be a sales.
man and have proven capacity fol
work and desire to build salts.
flying career with above-average in.
come. maybe YOU should give thi'
some thought
This is not 'get-rich- quick propo.
sltion. but one recurring intelligent
effort and hard work.
The men selected viii be provided q
thorough training program includ-
ing actual field training and at
tef~iing our national sales training
school.
They will have the backing Of the
largest exclusive health and accident
company in the world: an adyertis-
ing program on a national scale In
cludnC TV, radio, magazines and
newspapers; and qualified leads
from diversified sources. Our av-
eraRe successful man earns O min
imum Of $4,000 q year.
II you think you should inquire,
phone RE 7-S600 for an appt.
Ask for Mr.. Carlo.
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Worlds largest exclusive health and
accident company. "a
Evening star., 1955-06-08
DIVISION
MANAGER

National Organization
United States - Canada -- HAWAI-
Alaska
Multimillion dollar business
Nationally advertised-Good House.
keeping-Modern Bride-VoguS
Top quality product - Highest
standards
Definite Observation-Disclosures.
Delaware and Virginia-for
Manager Of Sales ORGANIZATION
Present MANAGERS earnings rang
to 100000 and higher
For personal interview write to r. G
Washburn, EMPIRE CRAFTS COR
PORATION, Newark, N. Y. givini
name, address, phone, age and ex
perience in direct selling.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
statesmen

statesmen
WANT A DEAL THAT
PAYS FROM $50 TO
$140 PER SALE? WE
FURNISH THE LEADS
AND YOU CLOSE 2
OUT OF 8. WRITE AND
TELL US ABOUT
YOURSELF. BOX 85-E,
STAR.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
DISTRICT
MANAGER

DISHWASHER, GOOD hours and GOOD
pay Arlingtqn' Va. Phone JE,
Evening star., 1955-06-08
ROUTwEMAN w

We have a well-established route
some sales exper Wonderful op.
portunity for a sober and reliable
man. Who will service present
customers and solicit new business
Guaranteed salary and commission
Apply
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HELP-MEN lcent. J
Auto Mechanics l2l

Must be experienced, ail-round man;
preferably Chrysler- Plymouth with
knowledge Of PowerF1ite and power
steering; percentage basis: paid
vacation, insurance and other
benefits. One Of the largest Chrys-
ler-Plymouth dealers in the Metro
politan Area with Q most modern
equipped shop. See Mr.. Hendrix
Evening star., 1955-06-08

SALES Observation-Disclosures
ally known financial concern will
select and train two outstanding
men between 2S and 35 for sales
career; 212-year salary contract
starting at $4,000 annually: merit
increases each quarter. Must have
excellent contacts and proof of be-
ing hustler. Need car. no travel.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

MECHANIC for trucking centers
IA. 7-1259 and IA. 1851. --S
MECHANIC. experienced man for
general mechanical work: top sal
airy. IA. 7-0454. Ia
MECHANICS. sheet metal: must be
experienced in shop and in field
installation work; must be sober
and reliable: good pay. Apply in
person. $40 D st. s!w. la
MECHANIC-Experienced truck me-
chanic for feet work with local
motor carrier. Must be sober and
reliable. 51a-day week Apply KANE
TRANSFER CO., 2116 5th st. ne.
MECHANICS, warehousmen. flremen,
machinist. Miss Dodge at BoYDS,
700 18th, cor. @
MEDICAL DETAIL premed. bkgrd
or equiv; car nee. $5,400. ABBEY
PERSONNEL, 1898 Eye NV.
oYfS5 BYRp ,t s1ISs pERsoSNR EoSfsHsnSfs a NE 4
NV. (NA. S-2116.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
OFFICE MESSENGER

Young man. white, between II and
1S years old. for inside once
duties. Must have completed the
5-day, 40-hour week. Call before
IL noon.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

BIBLE SALESPEOPLE
Wanted to introduce 5 Of the most
beautiful and complete Bibles In
the world to every home In Wash
tngton; MARYLAND and Virginia; ao,, 4 !
mission paid to experienced Bible
people Check every week. also
monthly check plus deposits col.
lected at time Of sale. Four will
be appointed as sales and district
managers. II you are interested
in becoming q part Of the largest
Bible distributors in the world, YOU
8 pm, Hotel Washington. for in.
terview. No phone calls please. IS
BOOKKEEPER, double entry, age
so: salary open: opportunity for
advancement. Apply to THE CITY
RANK 9th and Mass ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Property Management
Prominent downtown real estate arm
has position for maintenance and na
exper. man with good BACKGROUND
and car. Good perm. position with
excel. future. Write, giving details.
exper. and salary expected. Our
employees know Of this ad. Box
424-L. Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Design Engineers
Qualified electrcnic and mechanical
ects being started by AeroVox Cor
poration In Washington, D. c., and
New Bedford. Mass. Call Mr.. Grit
I'm. or Mr.. Ballard. OF. 4-7S2O
for interview.
Aerovox Corp.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
PIX OPERATOR.

IDA VI GNA 1OR
Fully experienced; no others neec
apply: between 81 and 40: somt
tipping and filing. SALARY. S5f
PER WEEK to start. Apply i'm.
mediately; QUAKER CITY LIMO
IEUM, GOa st. NV. -S
PHARMICIST. registered; evenings
. to ~ PM, daily and sunday
CALIFORNIA PHARMACY, 2I62
PhoTo Se.1FSl9'S coUPoN f'i MEN and solicitors
GRAY-LoWELL sTUDio. 502S
R; !; ave, Hyattsvills, Nd. AP. 2.
PHOTO RgSpi COUPON sALEsMEN-Best
deal in town. 614 10th st. NV
pIasTERERs Iin Ii AND HELPERs-
Steady work, top mechanics only.
Apply Arlinston blvd. and Pershine
dr., Arl.. Va. See foreman on job
PLUMBERS, experienced for residen-
Va. need apply. III N. Fairfax ST..
PaTMBGRs' 41SShBGFas' AND mi HELPERS. expert
enced. Call Eversreen 4-6O01. after
moons. between 2 and 5. %
PLUMBER, for new suburban house
work. Md; must have car. hand
tools and journeyman's card. WA
noS 5000; 9 am. to 5 pm; s. 70 -,
refs. and drivers permit. G. & B.
LIQUORS. 800 Mass. ave. NV;
PREssER, for woolens and househ old
goods; experienced only. Apply
4722 14th st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Automobile Salesman

Automobile Salesman
If you are an experienced automo-
bile salesman. capable Of selling
100 or more cars per wear, we ofter
you the opportunity Of joining the
large Chevrolet leadership. which
provides the highest commission
rate Of ~ with minimum Of $50
on new cars plus 10eo commission
ON accessories. Demonstrator FUR
nished. Americas best seller backed
By an aggressive advertising pro-
gram makes possible earnings in
excess Of $4,000 per year Apply
N person to Mr.. Davis, ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES. INC. 18th
and Florida ave. NV. IL
AUTO SERVICE sALEsliAN-Per.
manent Job in modern well-equipped
shop; salary and bonus; vacation
POLARIZATION; 6-day week. oldsoo
mobile dealer In business for 2o
MOTOR Co. 1000 Wilson blyd..
Arl,. vs. "a; ,T7,,ss0 T,s400. ,-l2,
IAOQ NaW .IeYgeV ave NV >
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HElP-MEN
MANAGER TRAINEE

For fast-growing finance company;
age II to 35: will be given COM
plete training in all phases Of
consumer finance business LEADING
to management of branch office
Must have car. Good starting sal
ary and car allowance. Apply in
person to MR.. ALBERT at 1898
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
ROUTEMAN

The ice cream season has started
This year Jack and Jill drivers are
earning more than ever before, due
to our Tremendous advertising cam
paign. The kids are waiting for the
Jack and Jill man. Get in on the
big earnings. Apply any day, incl.
Sat. and Sun, am. to 5 pm.
JACK g. JILL ICE CREAM CO.,
Evening star., 1955-06-08
HO. 2-2476
PAINTERS
Experienced Only
JAFFE
GIL l3th st. NV

PAPERHANGERS, steady work: do
approx. 2 rooms. R. z. work.
GREEN DEC'G CO., DI. 1888.
3
PATENT SEARCHER for mechanical
arts: young man. experienced pre-
ferred. otherwise must have good
mechanical aptitude. Ma. 8-1369.
3
PATENT sEARCHER, for chemical
arts; must have good knowledge Of
but not essential. Ma. S-1369. %
PIX OPERATOR. clerical. young
man, part time, hrs: . pm to 8
pm. Auto. dealer. Apply 1240 Up
Shur ST. NV. IA. $4,000. 10
Evening star., 1955-06-08

when aNspertns advertisements
addressed to Star boreS DO NOT
tnclose original references photo.
eraphs or other materials Of per-
SoHdI rdlKe. Copies seTpe the pET.
pose. ortotHGls may get lost.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

SALESMAN CALLING ON HARD
WARE, PAINT BUILDING SUPPLY
DEALERS. Do you want additional
non competitive items? Dunkirk D.
21n2 after Y n m II
Evening star., 1955-06-08
FOREMAN

Experienced on excavating. grading,
paving and sewer work: man ac-
customed to long hours and hard
work Reply. giving age. experience.
reference. Rate, S2.50 per hour.
Box 1851, Star, 3
Evening star., 1955-02-04
HOLLYWOOD
Continued From Page CA.


his wife and son, wanted to buy a
house in Beverly Hills. but it
was TOO expensive. He settled for
an apartment. Clark Gable
was spotted lunching with a
blond double for Sylvia Ashley.
But the king" wouldn't disclose
her name.
Photos of Doris Day for the
cover of her Love Me. or Leave
Me" album were turned down by
Columbia records as too sexy.
It's not the Doris Day her rec
ord fans know,
Movies certainly are better
than ever, and 1.-THE Long Gray
Line" will prove it. Tyrone
Power gave his best for his 80
per cent of the picture and Maui
reen C'Hara does a great job.
Ann Magnani refused to en-
dorse a soap, for an advertising
tie-up while making 1.-THE Rose
Tattoo" But she actually brushes
her teeth with it!
Fred MacMurray and June
Haver are haunting auction gal
leries and secondhand stores.
seeking Early American pieces
for their new home. Fred buys
old chairs and has them COM
pleteIy reupholstered. which
makes them better than new
furniture. June says she has no
desire to face the cameras again.
Basil Rathbone will race back
to New York when he completes
"Court Jester" with Danny
Kaye. His lavish Manhattan
home is now rented to Joan
Fontaine but she returns to
Hollywood this month when she
leaves Tea and Sympathy"
I ran into Aldo Ray and direc-
tor Hugo Fregenese lunching at
the Brown Derby. Hugo is leaving
for Italy to make a movie, and
Aldo is on his way to the Far
East for one. Said Hugo, why
not drop over to Italy and we'll
make a picture there? Well play
it just in Italy and Columbia
won't know about it." I left
after that-didn't want to hear
the decision but I'm sure it was
mo"
Rusty Hammer, who plays
Danny Thomas's son on his TV
show, has a mad crush for Anna
Maria Alberghetti, and Dragged
to Danny that he stole two
kisses from her. But, Danny ad-
vised, when you kiss-you
don't tell"
(Rslsased by NANAJ
Evening star., 1955-02-04
NEW YORK.

Tayerns in the Town: Sunday
Night Rendezvous is the ancient
tavern of Luchow. down on E.
Fourteenth street. In the old
days of this city. Fourteenth
street was one of the key areas
but theaters and restaurants.
shops and hotels moved uptown,
first reaching up to Twenty-third
street, then moving way up to
Thirty-fourth street, and finally
making the leap to Times Square.
Only August Luchow resisted
the movement uptown. He'd
founded his place on E. Four
teenth back in 1872 and he was
not easily dislodged. Members
of his family and friends may
have thought he was bullheaded.
but back in Hanover, Germany.
when Luchow made decision,
he stuck with it. And in this case,
the decision was to be verified.
In February. 1914, nine years
before August died, Broadway
history was made in his place.
Evening star., 1955-02-04

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA"-Humphrey Bogart makes
star of Gardner.
"HANSEL GRETEL"-Bright Techncolor fantasy the
young set
might PEOPLE"-Gregory Peck foils the Communists in
Berlin
"ON THE WATERFRONT"-Marlon Brando in a drama
of violence
"REAR WINDOW"-Grace Kelly, Jimmy Stewart by
Hitchcock.
"sUDDENLY"-Moderate suspense and Frank snara
phychO killer.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Ed Sullivan
\
Luchow's Stood Pat,
So Do the Patrons

tlNbOA 44CA 1CAt ohld SeAASA 6ASe$s
composers of that era met there
for lunch and organized ASCAP,
the American Society of Com
posers and Authors. There's a
bronze plaque in the long hall
way of Luchow's testifying
proudly to this historic event.
Eighty-three years later the
creation of August Luchow still
plays to capacity. It seats about
1000 And on Thanksgiving.
5000 people have been fed in a
single day. On a typical night.
you'll find Milton Berle. Red But
tons, Eleanor Holm, Jim Petrillo,
Wall Streeter. Ben Sokolow, Ed
and Pegeen Fitzgerald. Jack
Carter, Esther Williams and Ben
Gage. and other Hollywood ce-
lebs munching away at herring
with dill sauce, dumplings.
schnitzels. roast goose. wine
krauten, sauerkraut and topping
it off with huge tankards of
beer.
Instead of August Luchow,
your host now is a slim Swede
named Jan Mitchell. He is a fine
Snowman, plus his restaurant
Snowman, plus his reStauranteur
been pleased with Jan.
x X
Not so ancient as Luchow's,
although it was opened in 1912,
is a celebrated uptown tavern of
the town, Dinty Moore's. This
was founded by the redoubtable
Dinty Moore and is carried on
now by his daughter. Anna. The
hostess, who actually plays the
part of a headwaiter, is Dolores
Del Negro. Long a favorite
haunt OF B'way, political and
newspaper figures, Moore's is a
chophouse in the finest sense of
the term. Dinty, when he was
alive, had the same whole-souled
dedication to food and its prep
aration as August Luchow. Dinty
so dominated the restaurant that
many of us feared no one else
could carry on in his name.
Anna Moore, quiet, self-effac-
ing, has proved that she has all
of her dads genius without any
of his explosive qualities. Moore's
is still one of the great eating
places of the nation.
y \ X x
Dolores Del Negro is typically
New York. She was born at 10th
st. and Third Ave. She played
in most of the George M. Cohan
shows as a top-flight singer.
Later she was in George Whites
Scandals" and the Ziegfeld
"Follies. doubling from their
stages to the swank clubs.
With that background of the
ater, she's had no difficulty in
adjusting herself to the tenn
peraments any restaurant is
exposed to.
Anna Moore and Dolores prove
that women are ideally equipped
to run a thriving Broadway res
taurant.
There are a great many excel
lent Italian restaurants in our
town, Leone's. Gino's and Mer-
curio's to name a few.
On w. 56th. the amazing
Romeo Salta runs one that is
unique. an extension Of the place
that he made famous on the
Coast. Salta himself thinks Of
nothing but his food. He grows
lyrical even in suggesting one of
his dishes to you. To watch him
and Metropolitan Opera star
Cesare Siepi outline the meal
which Siepi is about to consume
is one of the moments which
Escoffier would have enjoyed. No
restaurateur enjoys life so hugely
as Salta. His vibrant enthusi-
asm lends SAVIOR to his food.
In another column. We'll dis
cuss some of the other famous
tavernS of the land.
Evening star., 1955-02-04

sun, Mon, Tues "sTTTINd BULL"
Color, CinemAScope.
Evening star., 1955-02-04

sat. CREATURE FROM THE BLACK
LAGOON" and CITY OF BADMEN."
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
South Culbertson
81 Mrg. Stan pntrh

The story of the two meadow
larkS who decided to STAY here
over the winter, was short lived.
as we found the feathers where
they had been killed and eaten
at the hay stack a few days after
we discovered them.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. R. Hill and
Barry were evening callers at the
Don Birch home Monday.
Frank Griffin was a caller at
the Ray Peterson home Monday.
Billy Hill was in Sidney on
business Tuesday.
Roy Wilson left last week end
for Oklahoma and he will
also spend part of the winter in
California visiting relatives. Roy
left his pickup with Cap Hodge
while he is gone.
Mrs. Tom Hodges came out
Tuesday evening to spend a few
days wit hthe Cap Hodges.
Maynard Cellmer was an eve
ming caller at the Pete Johnson
home Wednesday.
The Wilfred Herness's are the
proud parents of a baby girl born
Thursday morning at 2:25 a.. m.
The little miss tipped the scales
at 6 lbs, 5 o., and is named Jo-
hanna Kathleen. Mrs. Herness
(Martha) was formerly the SUI
perintendent of the Roosevelt Me-
mortal hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Cellmer
and children were shopping in
Culbertson Thursday.
Kenneth Hill was shopping in
Culbertson Friday. Master Barry
Roma celebrated his fisrbiter
Roma celebrated his first birthday
on the 18th.
A card party and dance was
held at the school house Saturday.
The high prizes for whist were
won by MI. and MI. Stan Patch,
the low by Bonnie and Lois An
tonson.
The Bowers were callers at the
Frank Griffin home Saturday
night. Young Jerry Franklin is
coming along fine with his walk
ing these days.
Mrs. Bonnie Antonson and
children returned to their home in
Culbertson Sunday evening for
school and work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker
were Sunday callers at the Grit
fin home.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
New Federal Tax
Law May Save
You More Monev

(This is one of a series of ar
ticIes on income tax changes
The articles are based on in
formation provided by the
American Institute of Account
tants and the Montana Society
of Certified Public Accountants
The tides of March" will No
longer hold any terror for +he
average taxpayer, but the na11,
tax deadline of April is can bs
just as alarming if you don't start
early to prepare your federal in
come tax return.
To help you get started this
newspaper is publishing a series
of articles prepared with the baIn
of the national and state organi1ar
tons Of certified public account
ants. Use these articles. togetber
with the instructions that come
with your federal income taw
forms, to guide you in making ont
your return.
Most taxpayers report their in
come for the calendar year on \
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20

to help Henry celebrate his birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Schow and
Garry and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Eldridge helped do some work at
the Mona church Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edeburn
were Culbertson shoppers Tues
day.
Earl Mccoy shopped in Sidney
Monday.
Norman Eldridge called at the
Gunnar Olafson home Wednesday
and later went on to Sidney.
The Andes school held their
regular meeting Thursday after
noon. The children gave a good
demonstration of their school
work. A delicious lunch was served
by part of the mothers.
MI. and Mrs. C. w. Thompson
were Culbertson shoppers Thurs
day morning. They had dinner at
the George Daniels home.
Jennie and Anna Jorgenson
shopped in Sidney Thursday. They
had quite a time getting home due
to the icy roads but made it with
out a mishap.
Fred Thompson took two men
who were selling posts, to Sidney
Wednesday evening. Their truck
quit them and they were unable
to return to Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson,
Ruth Kaye and Georgia were
Thursday night supper guests at
the George Bakers.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Andes Farmers Union was
held Friday at the Norman Ell
bridge home. After the business
meeting the time was spent visit
ing and a lunch was served by the
hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
NOTICE OF CLOSE OF
REGTCTR a rTnN

Registry books for the registration
OF electors and freeholders of the civ
of Sidney. Montana, for the election
to be held in the City of Sidney, Mon
tana. on the 4th day of April. A d.
1855. for the purpose of submitting to
the qualified electors and f~reeholders
OF said city the question of grantinr
a franchise to MONTANA-DAKOTS
UTILITIES CO. a corporation. its
successors and assigns, pursuant to the
application of said Company now on
file in the office of the City Clerk Of
said city to construct, maintain and
operate plants, conduits, fixtures
mains. machinery and equipment Tor
the manufacturing, conveying, supplv-
ing, Transporting and distribution ard
sale of natural or artificial gas. or =
mixture of both, for public and private
sale within the corporate limits of the
City of Sidney. Montana, will close
at 500 o'clock P. M, on the 18th dav
Of February, A. D., 1855.
Electors who are freeholders, whose
names appear on the 1854 city or coun-
ty tax roll, may register for said
election by appearing before the Coun-
ty Clerk and Recorder of Richland
County, Montana, at her office at Sid
ney, Montana, on any legal day, be-
tween the hours of 900 o'clock A. M.
and 500 o'clock P. NJ. prior to the
18th day of February. 1855, or by
appearing, prior to said date. before