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4 nRDn11g.. Sc .0so. fun uFice. needs
8 iltfis work but 1 terrible bareatn.
Separate dining rnl., iEe. EQUIP. kit,.
"; m; VIE nIsDlss.. fun s.,as ssEs;
ssahsAsLTr sass. CO.. uN. A-iioe. va wMso z
unuape nv uunuRx cumming
California snssh,eT s1,ghs sn1TminE eo1ne ~ ssI
ySell-laid-ogs ioons. ..N Ply. .,,s studio die
down paymsndtaa mt "; W =: HuohnEs
Cos Ar. 4-l4oU tih = p.ms
A BETTER BUY. IN nice section Of
HyattsYiile. 2-stofy brick featuring
fnlshsd rse, I'm, With arsplass. 2
buiit-in sarase: terms open, p
appointment, AP. 7.59Ss. coAkh
LOVELY 5 BkDRM. HOME in Mt.
Rainier--Huge din. rm.. new Eas
down down, $50 me- me. no. a-7eB7. MRS,
FIREMAN.. 10 /.
HOUSES NJ HUGHES, Rigss road
extended. close . new kssinS E. HlSn i,.In
fnoilWood cottase: 5 bright rooms.
expandabie attic, full basement:
disfinctiye New kngiand datboard
SIDING. picture Window. fireplace
Assume SI0,2bO loan, only S76 per
mo, w. n. HUGHES Co. AP.
5.I40O TIL p pm. 30
Ia BRDROOMS-SQ,o $50. tmmacu-
late Cape Cod on iandscaped lot
near the Baltimore pkwy. At East
Pines. This Is real value and can
be bought with rs low as S950
cash. Call til 3 pm. Wa I-5ygu.
ROBERT s. DAVIS n CO.. lNC,
PICTURE BOOK CONTEMfOHAMI
RAMBLER, nr. new pkyy SPARK;
ling new. 3 bedrms., full nsmt: all
brick: with cArport, Aollywooo
bath. ultramod. kits tolding -door
closets; only $l6.4bO easy Jerms a,
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP, J-7774,
4 BkDRAIs, close In; bergAin! !--kiv "a,
nsma,, Di9s, III rHy ~ ss,e,. name soslI unl
kLaee yS1Nr,SA f:EGEaT9 PROP
SMsppTTIfrie SspTTIfri a. T.7S74 10
riD4isIs N irde7' ~ A ur1t,HRa. eoxy country
i,OUSh,s .S,s. ~ 1nsereheS snnsIy atop beau
!g.l9,, tampief, aS.H Snnii: tunior
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DIET BRICK BUNGALOW

NORTH FoREsTvILE MD, !,
near Boiiing. Suitland and An
drewe Field GI or I1on-QL 4l3,'
9bO. Both have full bsnat bed
rms. LIST d.; ] upstairs. Se4 eaty
kitchens. ATLAS REALTY GO.
ST. 3-T36S. III
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BEST sEC.--HYATTSVILLE
MODERN BUNGALOW

bG6l 6ENs--n IA 49v&AkAAE
MODERN BUNGALOW
sIs.eso. term, arranged: oynel
finished End flr.. fun bath, ffepl.
full-size din. rn,: dry bsmt.: land
scaped lot. bus at door. He. 4-.ib00;
ewes. AP. 1852. W. w. LEWIS
BRICK-$500 DOWN
500 dn e aSsoSel sss sSs nc Sssl SST
all. Din, rm,: equip. kit. fenced
yd. Neat and clean.
KENTLAfD-&200 On, anyonel SIS
mo. pays all. 2-bedrm. ehingls
home. Wall-to-vall e4rpeting II
liv. rm. and din. rui. Equip. kit.
full dry bsmt. Newly dec.
HYATT5vILLE-2-bedFm, brick Capl
Cod. Room for. 2 more In PARTIAL,
I'M. expan. attic. Lee. equip. kit
Auto washer. Scr. preh.; Anchor
fence. 2 blks. elem. and St. Je.
fome's School. Vacant. 1mmed. posS
ERWIN REALTY co.
WA. 7-i232, WA. 7-0334, WA. 7-240(
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GREAT eRCRET's


PARKWooD
family living. Abuytins Rock
creek Park, Large lot 100 ft. deep.
rms 3 hedrns-, " baths. carport
ieaSins town. for details cali Mrs,
Paine, o.. 9-923e with INTER
STATE RRALTY CO.. NC, Of.
SITS DOWN
Nen-vet special s-bedrm. bunsaioW,
Vlers MI Village. near Wheaton
Pull basement. Vacant. Payments
iike rent. PARK6IDE REALTY.
10. B-s976 tn pm. -21
New 3-Bedrm., Den Rambler
RoLLINdwooD. ND. center hall,
2Ixi6 Nv. rm.. nrepl, sep. din, rm.i
huge de luxe kit, 5 lee. bedrms.
3 bathts. mahogany den. rec. rm.i
maid's rin. and bath; built-tn gar
LEO IN. BERNSTEIN CO.
CO. B-3sas. Q III Q
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CIINTON

q acres OF ground. with white Cape
cod in OAK grove setting: 3 bed
rma., built in garage. full bsnt, ;
h.-W.h.: another small house rented
for $75 q mo-: only &14.AbU, call
ANDY MOORE, RI. 6-So60.
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BEAUTIFUL a-bedrm, home. Faill
sihsSssS $1,000 silI szE.a 3 al 6wsFR wIsIEs u u
IHE1R W. BELyOiR-AiI-brick. 2,
bedrm. rambler in beaut. eond.
hrepi, extra-ige.. fully equip. kit.
iS iSot. Good nsisfSosRood. $3.50 dn
10 quaiihed purchaser. Assnmen1T e
loan. Price. S14. 200. erLLS KEAi
ARLINGTON NORTH
OF the desirable Cape Cod design
this comfortable and economica
home Is In one Of North Aylington'i
preferred living areas. Three bed.
rms, ] " baths, Nv. rrn. with nre-
place, separate din. rni.,- generous
kitchen, full basement with gfourd.
level walk-out. lovely tree-shadet
and fenced rear yard. VIII mo-
|Evss. Can KE. s-e57s or IA. 7-oil,
WRIGHT q BLAcKAGAN. INC.
IA. e-633s. Realtor. IA. 7-277i
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HaVNa 4TTVFDf@T aDWa
uvw AdrS Ip1II ynuSSH y5aS5S1 saHsshsi aHsshs as0
,.,s 3 BEDRooMs, z BATHS AT s,a :,
O.ientiHtso a,i sa p.i.stt1 ~ - dnra. nm n,,,eh
Siss'r Sin rin I de I'D luxe kit'. i1xii:
Sround-leyel bsnt. in rear openinG
fnfo lovely yard with tai trees.
f.IicIiI.E COOK. JE' 2-3272.
Is.S IAN pSNpTF Hrand-neW
3-bsdrm. ;snd-dsp hon, home; ;,.,.,s reduced e,
sspsdT1heed ssssd hed1anms n Se inSs sii.tiied
hathe pi.fia piNr.PANEIFp DEN,
F,,ii aayi,rht hasemes,t freniact
trh ,.crsst3on eres' eafaxe. leyel
M.aeTs Iot % ~
CsM MrTzYER IA B.7h7S
~ = : -. !. :; s,,s7S;=T
NORTH ARLlN0ION'5 rLNasH,t rNiss,t
.nI;t level, ounNsunsusn Is'onirvpfnNd LIVING
ROOM featuring huge picture
Eindoys. plus LIZ eeihng 5i,- 5Aik,-
E4nrs,LddrbE ,N Ns,,sd bsdynsa Ulm 1onderfsi ds bsse.
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Sl75 DOWN
HOMESTEAD ESTATES
OPEN DAILY

a planned community Of me homes
strleted. seven different STYLES nov
available. 3 end . bedroom ram.
SSSssOO 70 sss.5oo. LARGE lots.
Loeationy 2is. mi. beyond Four Cor
Homestead Estates sign.
Built and For sale BY:
Edwards q Renick Const. Co
10. s-as6s Eves-. M. s-esif
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HOUSES By HUt1HEc
cony. Andrsss,c censnssii na,si., spsskllns s.atnre,
ssS Sesrms'. GnssaPtaihiaas tiiea batR. spscioas IN
nm Nith ain. oversize wooded
lot: off-stTeet parking. Vets, &c
money dn. S72.b0 per mo. pay'
". 4 HUdHEs co. m. S-ssot
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HONEYMOQNERS
COME AND SEEl

This made-to-order Cape Cod
. lovely bedrms. down with up
stairs ready for 2 more. Dormer
aii in and end bath rouEhed-in.
Recreation rm. is beautiful. Love-
" screened porch. VERY convenient
Graham s. Co, JU. 5-601O
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOWN

pillor Park, Nd. 8 blocks over DC
line southeast. Lovely clean prop.
Gas heat. Vacant. Move in i'm
medisteiy. Only S0.950. Payments
$40 per month. santa cians Y
early this year. Can ut. ~ h.tcn.
ems, ATLAS REALTY co. Sa . 2
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

YA.-older home on sp.
proxfmateiy 2 acres. 4 bedrms.. nv.
Tp h With raised ;sS nssrth p,,IIs AfsRl. ,iSs He
RReecespot. RResot haii. aim MODERN % H.. 6sse6osrd
NV. heat. Alum. storm wtndoWsss
walk to store school postcface and
sl'Y5s6sst SsYS os te.s6slie s5a;SSSSs SSss-SW Ssh a1
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ALSO
GI Approved-$l2,75O

3-bedrm. rambler win 90 oI: full
bsrnt. 1l baths, on ! acres; aso can
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$7,1OO
Z Rms. BATH STORAGE ATTIC
$3.50 CASH PLUS SETTLEMENT
hs.5o PER NO. PAYS ALL
IL UNDER CONSTRUCTION
a anrn PAST TRn DAYS

Drive out Marlboro Pike TO 57th
lsit e \ ,f 81 ieft sSh shors 81, 6ISSs ~
Sunday til dark.
CARSON 81 GREENE co.
UN. 4-737s uN. 4-s442
-.aa
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-, ARLINGTON sLl1s g M NoRIF BIT
Sf4.eB0
Evss. Can KE. e-e57a or IA. 7-oils
TIfTG C9iIRfST IRTA

WRIGHT . BI.ACkMAM INC.
IA. s-833s. Realtor. IA. 7-277s
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CT Approved-$l2,T5O
q bedrms., hSmt,, nice lot. oil h.-w.h.;
In District Heiehts; call Henri
Moore Jr., RE. 6-e060.
MOORE & MOORE
FORESTVILLE RAMBLER
BRICK. 8 BEDRMs.-si,boO DOWN
AND Assume PRESENT FINANc'
ING.
6 mos. old: on beaut.. Ice, Level lot
Spacious rms. storage attic: immed
possession. Call Mrs. Coz, LU. 2
'.' ATLAS REALTY CO. "a
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cPEw AvAILABLE FoR REETl
Directions: BALTIC. Wash. pkwy:
Riverdaie I'd. outlet. right zoo 4
to 66th ave. tsee signl, right Y
emo OF 66th Gye.. right 70 nome.
HERE BEDFORD, AP. 7-234s
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
PERSONALS

Mrs. Louise Campbell and Mrs.
Mable Bouchard of Fairview were
business callers in Sidney Satllr~
day. Mrs. Campbell left Sunday
for Los Angeles to visit at the
home Of her son, Harry Campbell
and family, and attend the gradu-
alton OF her granddaughter. Don
ma Ray Campbell, who has lust
completed a s%ecretarial course At
Los Angeles junior college. Mrs
Campbell will visit her son and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Folkestad and family at Salem
Oregon, and with relatives and
friends in Portland before return
ing to her home here. Mrs. Camn-
bell made the trip as far as
Billings with Mr.. and Mrs. W. +,
Thompson Of Fairview. who were
going on to Bozeman to be present
at their sons graduation from
Montana State College. Mrs. Bou-
ehard was also going to accompany
them as far as Billings for a visit
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
and Fairview.

ney and Fairview.
A card was read from Mrs. Nobel,
state president, saying that Mrs. Hays,
national president. will attend the
state convention at Bozeman Septem-
Der Is.
The meeting was then turned over
to Mrs. Emma Bell who had charge of
the program which was on Flower
Missions. She suggested we remem-
Der the sick by making small bou-
quets and putting them in trays at the
hospital during the months of July
and August, and also remember he
sick n shut-ins at their homes with
flowers. Mrs Silver Quilting gave a
talk on flowers. The meeting closed
with prayer by Mrs. LaMance.
During lunch a membership con-
test was enjoyed. Corsages were Civ
en- to the oldest member lin point of
membership, and to the newest MEM
per. Mrs. r. S. Mutt, who has been an
aetlye member for Al years. and Mrs.
II. j. Kroemer, member for 3 wears.
each received a corsage. Mrs. La
Nance was welcomed as a new
member and Mrs. Ida Rudd as a pros
pective member.
"A lovely lunch was served and a So
clal hour was enjoyed.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09

Herald office yesterday found in
the basement of his house. It is A
new potato growing out of the
side of an old potato which look
ed as if it had been cut open with
a knife and the new spud had ia
ken the opportunity to escape. It is
still lodged in the hole with roots
holding it inside internally. AS a
matter of fact, it looks like a
mother kangaroo's pouch holding
her young. If curious drop in and
see it for yourself.
Nh. and Mrs. Bill Dorr and two
small sons, Mark and Patrick. re-
turned to their home at cheyenne
Wyoming. Mrs. Dorr and sons had
been staying with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat MacGrady while
Bill was playing ball with the
Frances E. Warren Air Force BAH
team.
DR.. I. J.. Peterson, Gordon Nor
rison and Joe Manning left over
the week end on a ten davs' fish
ing trip to White Shell, Manitoba.
Canada.
Drs. Art and Genevieve Dasinoar
were here Monday from Glendive VS.
Jung ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Math
DaSlnger, Sr.Sand his brOtherqtand +bair
families. They are leaving next TJeet
TO attend the annual Montana Cbiro-
prague association convention AT 9eI-
ena and viii 60 or from there bv car
70 SaAlano, california, where they
uvea 70 years, TO visit friends. Their
ch~lropractlc offices at nil
be closed during their bsence w.
jim Brennan stopped in Sidney VOC
ISIudy eiIoute by car to Antler, North
OaKoIa' 70 attend the fiftieth annivar-
sary celebration this week and
OF tnat town OF which ne was one of
the early mayors, about az vaarS aao
He was here two weeks ago ret,7ro 49,.
to Helena from Tucson, Arizona u1hare
ne ana MIS-. Brennan spent fhe win
tSI' ana hao no sooner gotten hack 70
tneIr nome at Helena than he re-
celVed the invitation to attend and
"a N the celebration program
at AnLIer, where he had pioneered &c
a banker and community bIIi1der IN
us early history. Mrs. Brennan o11t
OF tne hospital, is still at GIendive
at the home of their s~on-in-Iavv and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Har-
SLaQ' recuperatlng from the illness
mat selzed her as they reached there
returning from Arizona. W
MI. and Mrs. L. A. Prichard arrived
home Memorial Day from a trip to
FomtIdc' Mlcnlgan where they took
delivery Of a new Pontiac car nnr1
chased from the Frettim Motor co.
sidney sales agency. Going to Pontiac
by tram they drove the new car back
stopping in Minneapolis and Minof
n. d. to visit relatives and friends
Ihey gone two weeks, enjoying
Mr.. orchards vacation from his em-
ployment as telegraph operator AT the
N. P. depot.
Mrs. Harlan Nielsen and two SINAI
sons; VIII leave next week for PEN
sacola, Fla, to join their husband
ana father who is stationed at he
Naval training station there. Discharg-
ca az the end of a previous four-year
enlistment, he re-enlisted recently to
make a career of it. Mrs. Nielsen was
the former Beverly Geisen, and Har-
Ian IS the son of the Ted Nielsens of
hahspeu, former residents of the Sid
ney-Crane community.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Out of Town Guests Honored
At Lauster Home

Mrs. F. B. Lauster and Mrs.
r. D. Benson were h-ostesses at
a lovely lis bridge luncheon Civ
en- at Mrs. Lauster's home last
Thursday in compliment to Mrs.
Erman Churchill of Pittsburgh.
Pa, and Mrs. Jerry Donneily.
who has been teaching the past
year at Noxon, Montana. Both
are visiting here with their re-
spective parents; Mrs. Churchill
at the G. r. Hurry home and Mrs.
Donnelly with the George Wealth
erstons. Garden flowers ornament
ed the home and the luncheon
tables, at which appointments
were laid for twelve guests. Mrs.
Nick Hansen and Mrs. Bill Red
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Bridge Luncheon at
Magruder Home

Mrs. G. r. Magruder and Mrs.
E.. E. Ellington entertained friends
at a lis bridge luncheon at their
home last Thursday. Summer
flowers decorated the home and
the luncheon tables, at which
covers were laid for twelve guests.
Mrs. Dick King and Mrs. A. M.
Cooley were awarded high and
second high bridge score prizes
respectively, and Mrs. Gordon
Beagle drew the travelling prize.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Bridge Dinner Honoring
Mrs. Erman Churchill

Mrs. Erman Churchill, who is
visiting at the home of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Hurry,
was honored at a seven O'Clock
bridge dinner Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Nick
Hansen with Mrs. Francis Jones
as cohostess. Mixed bouquets Of
spring flowers ornamented the
home and the attractively appoint
ed dinner tables, at which covers
were laid for sixteen guests. Mrs.
c. G. GLAND and Mrs. VIM. Red
gren were awarded high and sec
ond high bridge score prizes re-
spectively and Mrs. Churchill was
presented with a guest gift.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Bridal Shower HOnOring
jeanne McMiIIen NaSeI

Miss jeanne McMillen was
honored at a miscellaneous show
er Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Earl Johnson. The
afternoon was spent socially af-
ter which the honored guest OPP
ened her many gifts. Hostesses for
the occasion were, Mrs. Earl John
son, Mrs. Dave Albin, and Mrs.
Walter Bauman. Miss McMillen
became the bride of Joe Nasel of
Myers, Montana on June 5 in
Sidney's Methodist church.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Family Reunion at the
Rev. Otto FieseI Home

The Rev. and Mrs. Otto Fiesel
and family had for their week
end houseguests, Mrs. FiesePs
father, Atty. A. v. Zuber of Fes-
sender, N. Oak. Others of the
family who came to Sidney for a
reunion at the Fiesel home were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wilson of
Malta, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knodel
of Manfred, N. D., MI. and Mrs.
F. Rypka of Moorhead, Mimi, Mr..
and Mrs. A. v. Zuber and family
of Red Lodge, and Mrs. Follman
Rogers of Minneapolis.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Mines. w. A. Turner and
Bill Redgren HOStesseS AT
Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Erman Churchill and Mrs.
jerry Donnelly were honored
guests at a lis bridge luncheon
given Monday at the home of Mrs.
w. A. Turner with Mrs. Bill Red
gren as ~co-hosteSS. Attractive ar
rangements of garden flowers
centered the luncheon tables at
which appointments marked the
places for sixteen guests. Mrs.
w. j. Seitz won the high score
bridge award and Mrs. Bill
Rounce, second high. Guest gifts
were presented to Mrs. Churchill
and Mrs. DonnelIy.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Family Reunion HonOring
Raymond Martins

A family reunion was held at
the Ben Wilkensen home at Ridge
lawn Sunday honoring Mrs. Viii
kensen's brother and his wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Martin Of
Badger Basin, Wyoming. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin visited here over the
week end with his father George
Martin of Fairview and with other
relatives.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09

The next meeting of the club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ole Sundheim Wednesday, June
10 at 2:15 p. m. The roll call will
be answered by exchanging a
package of table napkins. The
lesson on Rheumatic Fever" will
be presented by Mrs. Garfield
Linde. Co-hostess will be Mrs.
Sam Volnes.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09

Helena on the North Coast Limit
ed at Glendive Tuesday for a trip
to Minneapolis, where they will
spend the week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Murphy at
Excelsior. The ladies are all sisters
and their family gathering at this
time has been occasioned by the
golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, which they
will observe Tuesday, June IA.
The Art Nelson's will visit in Sid
ney on their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Donnelly
arrived in Sidney Tuesday from
Noxon, Montana, where both
have been teaching the past year,
and r visiting at the home of
Mrs. Donnelly's parents, MI. and
Mrs. George Weatherston. Mrs.
Donnelly, nee Janice Weatherston,
will spend the summer at the
home Of her parents while her
husband attends the summer SEES
sion at Montana State University
in MiSsoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lynde
of Portland, Oregon, are visiting
here at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe Gartner and family,
and with their son and his wife,
MI. and Mrs. Kenneth Lynde
and family. They came to at
tend the high school graduation
of their granddaughter, Shirley
Gartner and Ann Lynde, and also
AIMS wedding, an account of
which will be found in this issue
of The Herald.
VIM. H. Rickett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Rickett of south of
Sidney, enjoyed an overnight Wis
it at the home of his parents Sun
day enroute from Maryland to
Seattle, Wn., where he will be
stationed at Fort Lewis. William
has been in the service seven
months and has been attending
school in Maryland the past few
months. He left Sidney via From
tier Airlines Monday to continue
on his way to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Hall and
Mrs. Iva Koser spent several days
the past week in Billings where
the ladies did fall buying at the
Billings market for their respec-
tive shops, the Modern Lady in
Sidney and the Vogue of Plenty
wood.
Mrs. Howard Brown and daugh-
ter Kathy of Missoula are visit
ing among friends in Sidney this
week.
Mrs. Bert Lalonde and her five
daughters left Sunday on a vaca-
ton trip to the western part of
the state. They plan to take a
little sightseeing trip to Virginia
City and other points of interest
and will spend a week with Bert
and Bobbie in Great Falls, where
they are working with one of the
Lalonde construction crews.
Mrs. Hazel Houglum and son
Bill, and her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Fisher, are spending a few days
in Missoula, where they went to
be present at the graduation of
their son and brother, Leon Houg-
lum, from Montana State Univer-
sity.
Mrs. O'Neiu Jones returned from
Great Falls last Wednesday to
meet her daughter, Irene Ann, on
her arrival in Sidney from st.
Paul, where she has attended Wis
itation Academy the past year.
Dennis Jones, who transferred to
Great Falls for the last few weeks
of his eighth grade year, return
ed with his mother to graduate
with his class at st. Philomena's
parochial school. They left for
Great Falls Wednesday, where the
are making their home
while MI. Jones is located there
with the Lalonde Construction
Co.
Owen Harris, 500 = 3rd st. N. E.,
brought a freak potato to The
Get set for the swimming sea-
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Report of Meeting of
WONT at OnilIinp Home

The WCTU met at the Walter Quill
ling home June 3 with Mrs. Silver
Quilting as co-hosteSs. Mrs. Don Fish
called the meeting to order. A HYMN
was sung and devotions were con-
Quoted by Rev. LaMance. His splen-
did talk was built around the first
seven verses of the 9th Psalm. De-
votions closed with Rev. and Mrs.
LaMance singing the hymn, Jesus Is
the Sweetest Name I Know Roll call
was answered by giving the name of
u favorite flower. Business con-
sisted of reports from the various
committees and discussion on the pro-
posed liquor signs the union plans
to erect on roads leading out Of Sid
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Royal Neighbors to Hold
Picnic Wednesday. .June IL

The R. N. A. (Royal Neighbors
OF America) had their regular
meeting at the NYA hall We'd
nesday, June l with neighbors
EberSole and Kappel as hostesses.
The next meeting will be a picnic
at the city park June Is at 500
for members and their families.
Bring your own dishes and food.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09

StOckmen: We have a good sup
ply of Cutters, Franklin & Led
erie Blackleg Vaccines in stock. If
interested in extra large guam
titles of Vaccine see us for special
discounts. Turner Drug Co. 2O-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Mrs. Ed Erickson HOnored
Al Birthday Party

A group of friends honored Mrs.
Ed Erickson at a birthday party at
her home Monday afternoon. A
social hour was enjoyed after
which the ladies served a deli
ciouS lunch. Mrs. Erickson was
presented with many nice birth
day remembrances.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Pella Aid Circle to Serve
Lunch Saturday, June IL

Circle 2 of the Pella Church Aid
will serve coffee, pie and rolls
at the Valley Hardware Saturday
afternoon, June 10 from 100 on.
Your patronage will be appreciat-
ed. Meet your friends here for a
social hour 20~2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09
Mrs. Chester Hillman Hostess
Country WOmen's Club

The Country Women's club met
at the home of Mrs. Chester Hill
man Wednesday, May II at 2:15
p. m. with Mrs. Sigurd Rude as
co-hostess. Roll call was given by
exchanging a pair of homemade
pot holders. The lesson on "Fami-
ly Cycle" was given by Mrs.
Louis Frizon.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-09

Notice - Stop in the lobby Of
LalOnde hotel to view the flag
display depicting evolution of
Stars and Stripes, courtesy Sid
ney EIks Lodge 2O-1tc