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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14
ALSAKA COASTAL PLANE PASSENGER LIST
Arriving Wednesday:

Arthur Cartwright, Leonard Stickrnan, R. E. Lincoln, R. Key holds, Martha Pavil, Dr. Moore and Ken LeF'avour.
 Wednesdays flight to Juneau were cancelled by poor weather
 Arriving Thursday: William Kriegbaum, Jack Molyneaux, John Ritter, Conrad Krantz, MT. and Mrs. Max Workman and son, Gary, Flora and Geo. rge Irrlmergan, Anthony Kozu- ma, Nick Paul, David Fisher, Evan Zuker, Bob Zkak, Dew ey Baker, Scotty Adams, Bob Haag, Mike Monagle. Joseph Patrick, Helen Paulson, Mary Kineazak from Juneau.
 Leaving Thursday:
 R. Ives, Herman Guelsdorf, E. Gagnon, F. N. Hilton, Mrs Singleton, Jim Payne, Craw- ford Smith. E. Lincoln, MT. Weaver, T. Curtis, Al Law renee, Don James, John Van Horn, Alice Hjellen, Olive Tro wer, Fred Pestrdkohf, MT. La Favor, MT. Cartwright, Jerry Reason, MT. and Mrs McTaIgue to Juneau
 Dr. Sparling to Wrangell
 Peg Ryden to Petersburg
 John O'Connell to Hoonah
 Mir. and Mrs. Haynes to Pel ican
 Arriving Friday:
 Howard Schroedel, Dr. H. K. Spangler, Hartley Crosley, l Ted Johanson and Carl Kerr from Juneau
 Leaving Friday:
 Loretta Peratrovich, George and Cliff Hall, Clara, Diana, Warren and June Taylor, Mrs. 1 Cora Kirk. Gayla Brooks, MT. Furrell, Mary and Josephine Johnson, Bill Krieghbaum, H. ] Schroedel, Mfr. Crosby, Bar bara Noreen, J. Ritter to Jun ] eau
 Peter Nathan to Craig
 Edwin Nathin and Herbert Burton 70 Ketchikian
 Henrietta Dundas to Met1a- ! katla
 Joe Johnson to Petersburg 1
 Arriving Saturday: |
 H. E. Fay, Mir. and Mrs Mic | ts2ue, w. R. Ross. Julian Pn~- ter, Dr.. Carl Mankinin, MT. and Mrs. Ben Forbes, Mrs. 1 Marie Forbes and Ruby Watts l from Juneau.
 Leaving iSei urday: !
 Dr. Spangler, Olie Swan berg. Bill Falwcett. Mr. and 1 Mrs. s. WehIb and Charles Bor- chardt to Juneau < Arriving Sunday
 It. T. O. Cameron, Marjorie ] Rand and C. Bloomquist from Juneau. Leaving Sunday:
 Genevieve, Craig and Jef- frey Murray, Maxine DeVries, Arthur Adams, Mike Monagle, 1 Dawav Baker Bob F1aag to
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14
RETURNS TO CHICAGO

Cliff Hall, who has been visiting his brother here while on vacation, left Friday by plane for his home in Chicago. George Hall accompanied his brother as far Ias Juneau.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14
BEN FORBES FAMILY HOME SATURDAY

MT. and Mrs. Ben Forbes and his mother, Mrs. Marie Forbes. arrived home Saturday from a vacation trip to the states.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14

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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14
AL LAWRENCE SOUTH

Al Lawrence, principal of Mt. Edgeouunbe school, left Thursday by plane for the states. He will visit relatives while outside.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-14
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The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Whitaker REV
SUNSHINE HOMEMAKERS
North of Cartwriohtl

Miss Pauline Paulson of Grafton.
N. u, arrived Friday to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Oak
Iand. On Sunday the Oaklands took
MISS Paulson to Billings for a visit
Win her sister, Mrs. Olaf Oakland
and family.
The following ladies were present
az a coffee party in honor of Mabel
Sande Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Milton Olson: Mesdames
MABEL Sande, Anna Paulson, Ella
Sande. Ethel Croy, Avery Briar, Ar
thur Paulson n Roy Johnson,
MT and Mrs. Alfred Gulikson and
IamlIy spent the 4th with Mrs. Royle
koch IN Sidney. They also visited
with Mrs. Ed Cartwright in the af-
Supper guests at the Roy johnson
nome Wednesday evening were Mrs.
Sande. ~
Fourth of July dinner guests at the
AIInur Paulson home were Mrs. Ella
Sande, Ted and Melvin, Mrs. Anna
Paglson. Carl and Mabel, and Mr..
ana Mrs; Lawrence Croy and family.
MISS Pauline Paulson, Mrs. Art
Paulson and Mrs. Ray Oakland were
cotfee guests of Mrs. Anna Paulson
ana Mabel Sande Saturday after
Visitors at the Ross Speed home
over n week end were MIR. and Mrs.
Charlie Freestone of Spalding Sast
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Freestone
of Roche Percee, Sask.
The Morris Lassey family returned
tuesday evening after an extended
trip which took them through the
4eloWstone park, the Teton National
and Glacier park. Thev visited
with Mrs. Lassey's sister, Mrs. elm
ton Johnson and family at Kalispe1
The following picnicked at the
Julius LasSey home July A: Mr.. and
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Harry Ray, SHS Football CAPTAIN
has enlisted and is now on biS
way to a training camp. Geo
Ahlquist, president of the class of
'16, is on his way to France.
Inez ~Staffanson is taking a nor
NAL school training course. Nina
Hanchet is teaching school
Eulalia Blake is at Hamline Uni
versity Enid Dave has a DO
sition at the court house
Duncan Narum and Robert Kreis
are attending Montana u
Winifred Adams is at Carleton
College John Alling is at the
Minnesota U. Earl Cherry l.
attending the Agricultural COLLEGE
at Bozeman Edna Shanesy is
taking normal training at Sidney.
Dec. %. 1917
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Mrs. Paul Frederick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theige, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Erickson and Eldon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Alexander. MI. and Mrs. Ken
netn Deuet. Lois and Dennis, all from
Springbrook; Mr.. and Mrs. LIovd
Hauge and boys from Ray, Pauline
F~redericks of Grand Forks. Janet
and David Haakinson, GIenna Ellis
from WiIliston and Mr.. and Mrs
charles Lassey from Sidney.
Mr.. n Mrs. Roy Johnson are Wis
Itlng relatives in Ruthilda and Sas-
katoon, Sask. S
The Frank Lasseys, Anton KIose
ana Forrest Johnsons visited at tbe
Don Noteboom farm Sunday. Thev
heIped Harvey Noteboom celebrate
ms 18th birthday.
n Forrest Johnson family visited
day. ~ Satur-
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Wang and
Cheryl returned home MondaT eve
Ilhg from Minnesota where thew at
Tended the funeral of Mr.. Wang's amt
Enroute home they visited with the
Vernon Johnson family at Fargo and
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Ter No. 761 WOTM as one of the
i've Top chapters of the state is asked
conference. US
stnemers were reminded that their
He1dmmatch date is the 18th. Harriette
= was elected new chairman
Tor Sky-Watch.
for MytL MeLean's name was drawn
absent. pi1 one Was
gir a round of applause was given he
gmls who decorated the Fourth of
'45y tloat which placed first.
Ruth Sax N Ida Cattaneo were
SS~Onnended for their guidance in
helping the chapter become a ton
n9a nhd9 chapter of the state. we
Traced second in the state"
chairmen are asked TO
I nee at the mex executive meeting
S Suy Is at 300 p. m. in the Moose
a delicious lunch was served bv
ne IolIowing officers: Ruth Sax. viii
Darr' Selma King. Martha Lang
waIo' Iva Swenson and Verna Gunder-
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Nettie Ray has made applica-
ton as a Red Cross nurse and
very likely she will soon be do
ing her bit across the Big Pond.
Miss Ray is a nurse of exceptional
ability and we wish her every
success.
Dec. 81, 1917.
+ : +
An all day session at the Red
Cross rooms last Tuesday was a
complete success. A large num-
Der were present and a lot of work
was done. Knitting was turned in
and packed for shipping. Mrs. c.
Narum turned in II pairs of socks
and Mrs. Erickson IL pair.
Dec. %, 1917.
s : 5
School notes by Lyle Bell -
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

The Women of the Moose held
their regular meeting on TUESDAY,
July g. The meeting was caned 10
9roer by Senior Regent Verna Gun
ueISon with 80 co-Workers present
The Audit Committee ren6rt FL
the quarter ending June 80 was read
by Leila Dayton. eau
The conference program to be held
at Deer Lodge July %. % and an
was read by Ruth Sax. Sidney Chan
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

spent the 4th of July with Harvey
Paveks at Garrison. Gary Pavek re-
turned with the Wangs and is visit
ing them at present.
Sunday visitors at the Severt Spon-
helm home were Mrs Anna 1Hon
and Carl, Mabel Sande. ole ana STorn
ton Sponheim and Martin Sande
Ihe Flu picnic will be held Sundav
July 10 at the Julius Lassey farm On
the bottoms. Pot luck dinner will he
served at 1890 p. m. In case of rain
wright hall. S"it-
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Remember 7
Compiled by
Mrs. Art Nelson

NAAos AII NtISUu
MeatleSS - Wheatless and
Sugarless days:
Meat substitutes - Fish, foul,
eggs, cheese and beans.
ougar substitutes Syrups,
honey and molasses.
Wheat substitutes CONNER
clal oatmeal, graham and buck
wheat.
WheatlesS days No white
bread offered in eating places.
Sugarless days - Only fish or
FOWL or other meat substitutes.
Fight the Kaiser by controlling
your appetites. Dec. 2. 1917.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

mo 81 Z 10
x 0040021-7
Reynolds OOO225O-9
Winning pitcher Brockway
Losing pitcher Marmon
WHITAKER MOTORS s,
SUN OIL 5
July 2:
Whitaker Motors rallied for 3 runs
IN the 5th inning to overcome a 5 to
3 deficit and defeat Sun Oil 6 to S.
Hlghhght of the 5th inning was a
triple by Tom Quilting. The victory
gave Whitaker undisputed possession
OF first nlacn
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

- NN|NO = LANfLULDs
Terry Whitaker of F. T. Reynolds
upped his batting average to .524 and
Is now leading the BABE RUTH
LEAGUE in hitting. The list OF hitters
hitting over 800 and who have batted
at least 10 times is as follows:
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Sun Oil O1OO4OOL5
Whitaker 3OOO3OOA
Winning pitcher T. Quilting
Losing pitcher Kreuger
The game on July 4 between Whit
aker and Reynolds was postponed on
ascount Of wet grounds. This game
will be played on a later date.
LEAGUE STANDINGS:
w L
whitaker Motors --.-------.-. 5 l
Sun Oil d .
Reynolds . 4
Tractor & Equipment l S
includes games thru July 4.
BATTING AVERAGES:
Terry Whitaker of F. T. Reynolds
tipped his batting average tn 524 and
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Babe Ruth
League Results
WHITAKER MOTORS 5,
TkACTOR g EQUIPMENT 4

Craig Price bested Joey Clark in a
close Oau game 5 to 4, with Clark
taking the loss for TIE. Craig Price
walked in the 7th inning and later
scored on a felder's choice to break
ND a 4 tn 1 tie
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

TIE 2O11OOOA
Whitaker IIOO2O1L
Winning pitcher Price
Losing pitcher Clark
= X X
+. T. REYNOLDS 9,
TRACTOR q EQUIPMENT Z
July /:
Reynolds won their secon game of
the season beating TIE 9 to 7 in a
W1Id game which saw the winners pei
D nuts and TIE pick up Is hits. Rev
nolds rallied for 5 runs in the 6fb
inning to win the ball game. HeIten,s
double highIghted the rally.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
Elks Council to
Sponsor Night of Fun

The Past Exalted Rulers Coun-
Gil of IBPOEW of Greater Miami
will sponsor a night of Fun With
The Bills at the temple of Liberty
Lodge No. 1852, 6525 NV 18th
ave, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday nights of next week,
Aug. 3, 4, S. This affair is being
given to raise funds so that the
council can increase its gifts to
charitable organizations. A grand
time is promised all who attend.
Prizes will be given to winners
at Dart throwing, fishing pond,
etc, games and other amusement
may be enjoyed and the special
menu will consist of conch and
Nassau souse. The public is cor
daily invited. In addition to the
>rizeS, ETC., the committee prom
Uses great entertainment with a
fortune telling booth.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
Crown The Queen

You must not miss the crown
ing of the King-Queen of Teen
ayers on Monday night, August
at the Community Center. Come
and help your favorite contest
ant and witness this gala affair.
There will be dancing and other
amusements. The king-queen will
get a free trip to Nassau. Two
other valuable prizes. Following is
the list of contestants and their
sponsors:
Elizabeth Cleare-sponsor Mrs.
Winnie Cleare.
Vernell Clarke-sponsor, Mrs.
Henrietta Clarke.
Marilyn Dean-sponsor Mrs.
Florida Dean.
Neville Gouldbourne - Spon-
Sor, Mrs. Iona Simmons.
Eleanor Roker - sponsor Mrs.
Olive Fender.
Wilbert Forbes - sponsor, Mrs.
Jennie Forbes.
CasSandra Hanna - sponsor,
Mrs. David Julius.
Bernard Moncur - sponsor,
Mrs. Carrie Tynes.
Susan Clarke - sponsor, Mrs.
Frances Clarke.
Jane Adderley - sponsor, Mrs.
Gladys Pedican.
Barbara White - sponsor, Mrs.
Albertha Sands.
Beverly billiard - sponsor,
Mrs. Arlene Arizons.
Marie Payne - sponsor, Mrs.
Louise Payne.
Joan Sands sponsor, Mrs.
EloiSe Outen.
Proceeds will go toward the
building fund of the Church of
the Incarnation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
New Club Organized

The Washington Park Civic
Improvement Club was recently
organized in North Miami Beach.
This club is composed of some
of the, most outstanding women
of the community who are con-
Scientiously interested in the de-
velopment of their young people.
The purpose of the club is to
provide recreational facilities for
the children of the community.
The highlight of the evening
was election of officers, which
are as follows: President, Mrs.
Ruby CASTILLO; vice president,
Mrs. Agnes HI. Thomas; secretary,
Mrs. d. Fletcher; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Gladys Stockton;
treasurer, Mrs. Katie Bell; chap
lain, Mrs. Rhoda Dixon and re-
porter, Mrs. Rachel Hearst,
A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Castillo, 1923 ME 154th
teri.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
Woman's Society of
Christian Service in
Conference

The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of the State Of Flor
ida, held its 18th annual confer
ence July 20 to % at Mt. Zion
Methodist Church in Clearwater,
Fla. of which the Rev. A. L.
Pierce is pastor. The meeting was
largely attended, with women
from all parts of the state pres
ent. The meeting closed out last
Friday with an overwhelming
success. Several district super
intendents and ministers were
present at the conference.
Mrs. j. l.. Dixon is state presi-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Nassau was shocked this morn
ing by the sudden passing away
OF assistant superintendent police
Bernard j. Nottage. Mr.. Nottage
at the age of 81 years, died at 9:O5
pm. Tuesday at the private ward
of Princess Margaret Hospital
where he was hospitalized for only
five hours. Funeral services are
tentatively set for Sunday. 1t will
be military funeral.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Irwin Bastian was convicted of
manslaughter. An ga verdict by
the jury, after 2 and a quarter
hours address by G.. Loran Ply
from and three-quarter hour ad-
dress by the Hon. Solicitor GEN
eral K. G. L. Isaac. Mr.. Pyfrom
made very earnest appeal on
behalf of his client streSsing the
point in his family and the
strong Recommendation for mercy
by the jurors. His Lordship the
Chief Justice, after consideration
that the accused would lose his
position as jailer at the Nassau
prison, bound him over in the
sum of $3.50 to keep the peace
for three years. His 1855 drivers
license was suspended and he was
disqualified from obtaining a
license for the next ten years.
He was charged with causing the
death of Peter Nord) Butler of
Rogers corner on 21st of April by
being the driver of a car which
struck Butler and hurled him
through the air in Grants Town
on Blue Hill Road.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving remembrance
OF our dear departed husband and
father,
.AMES WILLIAM BETHEL
who died on July 5, 1854. May
he rest in peace.
We miss you dearly, but God
knows best.
Mrs. Eva A. Bethel, wife
Mrs. Leola Cambridge, Dght.
Mrs. Beatrice B. Miles, Dght.
Mrs. Marie Richardson, Dght.
Eustace A. Bethel, son
and grandchildren
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
Snitty's Moves to
New Location

Lorenzo Smith of Smitty's
News and Sundry Shop, located at
722 NV End ave. for Is years,
wishes ia notify customers and
friends that they are moving
from their present location to
1904 NV 62nd ST., Liberty City,
known as Smitty's Snackette and
Sundry Shop, to make way for
the erection of a new building at
722 End ave. When the new build
ing is completed we will be hap
Ply to serve you at both stores.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
In Around The Bahamas
BY A. H. MCKENZIE
BY A. H. MCKENZIE

The Rev. Lambert Sands, vicar
of the Church of the Incarnation
left Nassau on Tuesday evening
after varied and experienced va
cation. During such time Mrs.
Sands had seen very little of him
during the day as he has been a
regular visitor to the Supreme
Court. He preached a very in
spring sermon at st. Agnes
church on Sunday night to very
large congregation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
Deaths at Francis

Funeral services for Nathaniel
Finley of 1901 NV 18th place
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Fin
ley, Jr., will be held Saturday
1890 am. at the Church of Christ
on 9th st. and 18th Parkway.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Williams o. 4Gh
court and 18th st. are vacation
ing in Nassau and are guests of
the Moncurs. Mr.. Williams is a
baker at the Royal Bakery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Your Scribe narrowly escaped
a fatal accident on Sunday when
he was knocked down by a car.
Apart from his clothes being
torn off, he received minor in
jurieS.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Funeral services for John r.
Cartwright, who died on July %
will be held on Saturday 4 pm.
at Temple Baptist Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Mrs. Caroline Morley of
Brownsville in Miami is vaca-
tioning in Nassau with her
daughter and as special guest
of the two Modern Brides of the
Bahamas.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Funeral services for John A.
Role who passed in New York
will be held on Saturday 2:3O
pm. at Temple Baptist Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Funeral services for Mrs.
Kathleen Burrows Mirsick will
be held Saturday at 100 pm.
at St. Matthew Baptist Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Baby girl Smith of 1912 Penn
broke Road, Hallandale, died July
"a.
Baby boy Gator of 1852 NV
65th ST., died July 26.
Baby girl Role died July %.
Interments will be made at Lin
coin Memorial Park.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Mrs Watson, the secretary of
Christ Church in Coconut Grove
also is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleare in Centerville.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Funeral services for Mary
Jones of 1473 NV 5th place will
be held Saturday 2 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

dent and Mrs. Beatrice Martin,
reporter of Miami chapter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
Now you can own your own Home
For Less Than Rent
RELAX IN LUXURY
SOS Down

CHS beautiful bedrooms dining room, tile bath and
features, lovely kitchen equipped utility room vene-
tan blinds, large Handicapped lot New convenient NV.
location everything Vacant, move right in. See
2441 NV. seth St. Open Saturday and Sunday to
pm Pay balance less than rent, better 60 see now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

these prices effective until close Of business
Wednesday, December Z. 1858. In washington
d. C. MARYLAND: Hillcrest Heights, Bethesda,
silver sprinR, Takoma Park Bladensburg. Corral
Hills, Hyattsville, Kensington. Brentwood, Chevy
Chase, CoImar Manor. wheaton, Mount Rainiers
Collexe PARK, Berwyn. Laurel, Indian Head, Capi.
tel Helshts VIRGINIA: Alexandria, Arlington,
Fairfax, Falls Church, Mclean, Annandale, Hern-
don, NO SALES TO DEALERS. WE RESERVE
THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Produce
prices subject 10 daily market changes
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

Mrs. Bud Halvorsen was attended, -,
many personal friends of the briSs
ana groom: Refreshments were served
ana the bride and groom cut tbe first
piece OF the traditional wedding cake
after which it was cut and served ~,
MIS-. Rose Turner. Mrs. Charlotte INES
had charge Of the guest book.
MIS-. MorriI has made her home in
oIuhey Tor many years and has been
assoclateo IN business the past eight
years with her brothers. Bud and
Joe HaIvorsen. She has been active
IN numerous civic and social organN
Zauons, and the many greetinss snd
gliLS with which she was showered
were an attestation of the esteem ~
which she is held by the peonIe Of
this community. PSoPAS "
Mr.. Morrill,. the son of Mrs. Morrill,
OF Seattle and the late DR.. r A
Morrlu' was reared in Sidney He
mas made his home in Seattle in re-
cent years, where he is EMPLOYEES at
Boeing Aircraft. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, will 1aave
TINS week end by car on an ev~
tended wedding trip to Banff and
Lake Louise in British Columbia af-
ter winch they will return to Seat
tie, where they will be at home 70
their many friends in the near f,Is
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
WOTM Holds
Installation

a,,an lhelr regular meeting Tuasda,
STeLhg' June q the Women ~ $3.50 Ia
naooSe installed the followins .
30 LOT the coming year: Ross nj
Pse Lyda Houchen. AreIs. Clnna
III OISon, sentinel: Dorob+v Patnd
son GUIDE; Iva Swenson. Tacordor-
oeIIId hlng, treasurer; Martha 80
waIo, chaplain; Wilma Darr LaHg-
regent; Ruth Sax. Junior J9nIor
gent. G0Aaersoh' senior re-
The installing Officers vera. cut
man, Clara Thompson: instaIii, LIAR
SSs+3 I1a Cattaneo; installing s,,ide
sic Dlshon installing Chaplain FL
Fo nay, pianist, Dorothy Kopp.
pIaOsy-slx members were present
were made to enter a float in
S S 5ourt OF July parade and Vera
If tSason was appointed Chairman
1loat committee. Seventeen
@ 6il volunteered to help her
DuTlng the evening gifts were nre-
Senued to Ida Cattaneo. Lillian e.
1Sr ana Ruth Sax. Corsages were
sigSn 10 all those installed.
III attendance prize of three dol
,a1s was gwen to Lillian Corder who
present to receive it. Mary FL
Nyqulst would have received II
lad she been present. II
Inc membership commit+ea :,
snaIse OF entertainment served ieIio
Iut Salao, cake and coffee at the
lose or the meeting. ASSISTING Wifi
ne serving were Betty BRIGGS T1,ars
Naiser, Eva Herman. Ramon ToTuT[-
Martha Marion.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Sidney Saddle
Club News

The annual Miles City Round
up is this coming week end. There
are a number of riders going up
there to join in the parade and
activities at the Miles City Saddle
club Saturday.
On Sunday there is a pro-
gram at the State Line club
sponsored by the Williston Sad
die club. Let's try to have a good
turnout to both of these affairs.
Work on our clubhouse is pro-
crossing but we r sure short of
help. Soren Petersen and Charlie
Clark, the clubhouse committee.
would like lots of help evenings.
George Swenson, entertainment
chairman, is working constantly
on plans for our annual frolic
festival July 4.
Our next regular meeting will
De held June 81. This is to re-
place our usual meeting as it
would fall on July 4. See you at
he barn on this date.
Saddle Club Reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Obituary


Ruth Jean Stewart was born .T,,ne
Z. 1886 at Carthage, Ill. daughter N
Thomas and Elezon Lewis. After her
schooling she taught school six wears
at Carthage.
On Dec. 20. 1915, she was married.
70 Randall Stewart at Carthage. She
lived all of her married life AT Sid
ney with h exception of three wears
al Billings and Carthage. To This
union were born two daughters-
Elezan, Mrs. Geo. Vuylsteke Of Sheri-
Dan, Wyoming, and Marilyn. Mrs
Irwin Moves of Fairview. Mont snd
one son, James Thomas of Sidney. In
passing, she leaves her husband ber
chlldren, i've granddaughter and one
and two great grandsons
ana n great granddaughter, two
prolhers OF Carthage, and Kechuk.
AoWa' ana one sister of Texas.
preceding her in death were her
two brothers and n sister
MRS; Stewart was active in her
church and all its activities. She was
actlve IN the WCTU, being the first
70 lead the LII (youth) upon its
oeglnnlng here, until her illness con-
l4eo her to her bedside in 1916.
up until November of 1854 She had
always been able to care for her
from her w~heelchair.
Sne passed away June q and frner-
~ will be held at Lonsda1e /
church Friday at 10 a. m
WIN Rev. Bernard McLain as minis
Funeral arrangements are in charge
4 He C~Ioyd-Gorder Mortuary.