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Evening star., 1955-06-30
MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING tbased on 175 at bats
Keline. Detroit. .370; Fox. Chicaeo.
.s,t Ss5 smith GsSsans pcS1 i.y.Isa .na kusp sl
lRUNs-Mantle. New York. e5: smith.
sa.toS. a',Ssi PssHtSl's fsstls. g.
troit. 81.
RUNS RATED IN--Jensen. Boston. 50;
Mantle Mantle and ns. erEs, New York. SO;
Hrfs d.veind nsdns ss DssEs ssa cSasso aa sn,ss ss
kuenp; Detroig and Finisan' Kansas
IDoUBLEs--Finisan. Kansas city. Al;
White wa ,9s geston ,iy:l.1S i oSSodn1ssn soston
| Boston, Is.
TRIPnEs-Mantle, New York, 2. Kaline,
Carey, New York, g; Fox. Chicago. B.
HOME RUNs--Mantle, New York, ls;
zernial, Kansss CITY: ~: Jensen: Eos-
Detroit, and Berra. New York, IA.
STOLEN BASES-Rivera. chicaso.. IL;
Minoso, Chicago 8. Smith, Cleveland,
q Jensen, Boston. Busby. Chicago.
Kol1nei KolE, q, Detroit. and Huntsr. New
PITCHING biased on 5 decisions l--Kon-
stanty. New York, go, 1000: Morgan.
New York. SO, 1000; Wynn, Cieve-
land. Io-2. 1888: Donovan, Chicago,
0--f -oAO. FOlu, NSW IOEAs 0~OB .fOU.
sTRIKEOUTs :. score, Cleveland. l20;
Cleveland. So ss. Ds0 90 o''a'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING tbased on 175 at bats)--
Asl.ourn, Philadelphia, .3b3: campa-
waukee. .sss; Mueller. iSSH New New YORK, s,
$50; Virdon. st. Louis, .326.
RuNs-Snider, Brooklyn. 6o;- Bruton,
Milwaukee. 57;, Gillian, Brooklyn.
Sro1 e.; EeeSHi S;,vsrss BrGsoslyno 90; Logan and
RUNS BATTED M--snider, Brooklyn.
73; Campanella. Brooklyn, "a; Ennis.
Philadelphia. "a: KluszeWski. Gin
cinnati, 5S; Mays. New York and
Musial. st. Louis. so.
HITs-Aa1on. IT'S 1aoE. sIi Milwaukee, 80; Mueller.
SO: Kluszewski, Cincinnati, "a; Ash
burn. philadelphia and Moon. st.
DoUBLES-Repulski. e.. Louis. 10:
ssuten and sn,dis Logan; MIlEaIkee. Is;
Hodses. Brooklyn. and Post. Gin ci
TRIPLEs-Brutcn, Milwaukee, 8: Fondy,
Chicago, and Mays, New York. z;
as,nn,. ssEsT, chicaso' and Ashburn' Phila-
HOME RUNs-snider. Brooklyn. "a:
Kluszewski. Cincinnati, 23; Campo i.
nella, Brooklyn, and Mays. New York.
19: Banks, Chicago. and Mathews.
Milwaukee, Is.
Gillian. Brooklyn. IL: Temple, Gin
cinnati, q; Bruton, Milwaukee, s.;
Baker, Chicago, Mays, New York. and
Moon, st. Louis. 6.
PITCHING Chased on decisions)-
Eewcombe, Brooklyn, 1871, 929; La
bine. Brooklyn, 6-1. 1857: Arroyo. st.
Louis, 9-2, .S1S: Loes. Brooklyn, 70,
.77S; Jeffcoat, Chicago, and Collum.
Cincinnati, az, $50.
STRIKEOUTS-Jones, Chicago, 1885,
Roberts. Philadelphia, "a. Conley,
Milwaukee, ST. Haddix, st. Louis, "a
Newcombe, Brooklyn. 70.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
AS Get College Pitcher
KANSAS CITY. June 80 (P)

KANSAS CITY, June 30 tH).
The Kansas City Athletics
have signed Kenneth Kinnamon,
Oklahoma A. & M. College pitch
ing star. for their Columbus team
of the international League. A
native of Denison. Tex, the s.
foot, 4-inch highlander had an
ILL record with the Aggies this
past season.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Colts Defensive Coach
Goes to Presbyterian

CLINTON. s. c., June 80. Up.
Russ Murphy. defensive coach of
the Baltimore Colts, yesterday
was named head basketball
coach and assistant football
coach at Presbyterian College
here.
Murphy was a top football as
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Donno Floyd Adds
Another Net Title

Donna Floyd, 14-year-old ten
mis- star from Arlington, has an
other title to her credit-the
women's singles championship
Iof the District Recreation De-
lpartment.
Donna. who hopes to win ma
tional girls honors this summer,
won the recreation title by beat
ing Loretta Lowe, 4-6. GA,
I6-1. yesterday at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
MINOR LEAGUES
san Antonio. s: Beaumont, 1.
Oklahoma City. 13: Tulsa, s:
Fort Worth, 8; Dallas, D

San Antonio. 8; Beaumont, 1.
Oklahoma City, 13: Tulsa, s.:
Fort Worth, s; Dallas, 2
EASTERN LEAGUE
Allentown, 2-3: Binghamton, o-5.
Alpany. IL; Wilkes-Barre, 8.
Elmira. q; Reading, 5.
Schenectady. IL; WiIliamsport. s.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Savannah, 5--6; Columbia, 1-5 t2nS
game, Ii innings).
Augusta. So: Montgomery, Cd.
Charlotte. 4: Jacksonville. l Ie in.
nings).
Macon, 3; Columbus, 1.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado SPRINGS, Go: Wichita, 2-5
Pueblo. q: Lincoln, 8.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Lynchburg, o; Sunbury. z.
York, o; Newport News 4 13 in.
ningsD.
Lancaster. 8; Norfolk ~.
Portsmouth, AL: Haserstown I-t7
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TIGERS, 8; WHITE sox, z
Totals 4215a7s Totals So ~ 10

ObdlS ~ a 4OIdlS o. . 80 Lo
Ran for Tuttle in 9th.
= Struck out for Martin in Sth.
Detroit -- SOL 00l 010--&
Chicago ~- 600 002 O00-2
Runs--Kuenn. Tuttle. B. Phillips
Kaline, Torgeson, Boone, Hatfield, Fox
Martin. Error--Howell. Runs batted In
--Kaline (3). Boone t2), Hoeft t2l, Kell
Two-base hits-Tuttle. Boone, HATFIELD
Hoeft. Home run-Kaline. Double plays
Boone to HATFIELD to Torgeson t2);
bases--Detroit, 10: Chicago. 3. Bases
on balls--On Howell. 3. Struck out
BY Hoeft, Z; by Howell. l.. by Keegan. 2.
Hits-Off Byrd. in 0 inning daced
men in lst}: of Howell, s in 5as innings
of Martin, 2 in ga innings; of Keegan,
q In l inning. Runs and earned runs
tin, III: of Keegan. 90; of Hoeft, 2-2
Wild pitches-Byrd Howell. Winning
pitcher-Hoeft tS-3). Losing pitcher
Byrd t5-3l. Time-2:12. Attendance
p,60S
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BRAVES, IA; CUBS, |

Totals So o 92410 Totals 43 II 81 IL
Fouled out for Pollet in 4th.
. Famed for Hillman in 9th.
Chicago - n10 900 900
Milwaukee ------ 203 221 04x-14
Runs--Sauer. Bruton. Logan. Mathews
(2). Aaron az. Thomson. Adcock. O'Con-
nell. Crandall t2I, Burdette. Errors
Baker (2l,, Banks, Runs batted in
13i. Logan i2,, thomson, o'Connell
Burdette, Two-base hits-Banks. Gran
dali. OConnell. Home runs-Sauer
Mathews. Adcock. Aaron o Stolen base
--Bruton. Double play-Logan TO O'Con-
nell to Adcock. Left on bases,,-Chicago
9: Milwaukee, q. Bases on balls-Off
Pollet, Il OF Andre. .; of Hillman, /; OF
Burdette. .. Struck out-By Pollet, .:
by Andre. l: BY Burdette. 2. Hits--off
Pnllet, Z in 3 innings: of Andre, 8 in
4b innings: of Hillman. ! In Il inning
Runs and earned runs-Of Pollet. 5-5;
of Andre, 81: of Hillman,, 90: of Bur
dstte, IL: Winning pitcher;IBurdette
Time 2.38 Attendance-36,13b
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LITTLE SPORT
BY the Associated Press

6J tne Asboclateo RTesS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francisco, 8; San Diego. 4.
Seattle, 3; Oakland o.
Portland, 4; Los Angeles. /.
Hollywood, 4: Sacramento, 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans. g: Birmingham, 2 (16
innings).
Mobile o: Atlanta, 8.
Chattanoosa. 4: Little Rock, /.
Nashville, 10: Memphis, 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston. 8: Minneapolis, 2.
Denver, 10; Louisville. s.
Omaha, IL: Indianapolis. g.
Toledo,r7: st. Paul. 2 ttie. called end
9th time limit).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, fl; Richmond, 2-2.
Columbus, b. Buffalo 4 (1D inningsl.
Montreal. g.: Syracuse, 1.
Havana, q; Rochester, g.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Shreveport. q; Houston. q 40 inningsl.
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CARDS, 3; REDLEGs, 5
cIneinn.ti AHdA at I
Totals 81 2416 Totals SO IL ~ 1,
IWalked for Bridges In Sth.
2Grounded out for 7Lapaime in 9th.
3F1ied out for Wright in 5th.

stneinnan 81. Ioais - - III III %! Sos S53-ss SS5533--ss
Runs-Temple, Paiys. Bell. Jablonski
Minarcin, Moon CD, Musial t2), 'Vrdoni
ErTorsMistssp,hiensOn. Runs 6sttsd IN
l2), schcendienst. Musial. (2l. Moon,
virdon. Bridges. Three-base hfts--Beli
Homo runs -choendienst. Musial. Moon
Sacrifiices--Repulski Sacrifice fiv-Bur-
sssn,YS D1uo-~ plss ss--IhiuszswSki to Nae.
Bridges to KinssswsH Left on bases
Cincinnati. II: st, Louis, $. Bases on
renee. /: Oh Haddix, l., Struck out
By Minarcin, J.: by .Lapalme. 2. by Law
renee /: by Wright, l. BY Smith, |.
Hits-O1 Minarcin, IL in rs: OF Col.
lun. in 2s; OF Poholsky, 2 in q tfaced
.patters in frst); OF Lapalme. in Il:
off Haddix. O In (faced / batter IN
eighth): OF Smith, 0 in ia. Runs and
lum, 2-2; of Poholsky, 20; of Lapalme,
~: of WRIGHT. 0-Q: OF Lawrence. III /;
of Haddix, 90; OF Smith 90, Wild
pitch-Poholsky Lapalme. Winning
pitcher-Smith t3-D. Losing pitcher,
Minarcin t4-4. Time-2:46. Attend
ance-S.2S3.
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Runs--safYeli, Lynch, Thomas, Ennis.
iey. Errors-Smslley. Cole. Purs batted
in---Jones. Smalley (3). Hammer. Thomas.
Safiell, Two-base hits-Ennis, Jones.
Three-base hits--smalley. Lynch. Home
runs-Thomas, Saffell. Sacrifces-Saf-
J. o'Brien to Long; J. O'Brien to Groat
to Long. Left on bases--Pittsbureh q;
PHILADELPHIA. g.. Bases on halls-of
Littleneld, 2; on Pepper. 2: of Donoso.
s. Hits-~oh Littiefeld. 4 in / inning:
on Kline. 5 in innings: on Pepper. o
in 0 inning; OF Donoso. 2 In 8 innings.
Runs and earned runs--Oif Iittlefeid,
5-5: OF Kline, 90; off Pepper. 1-tl: of
pitcher--By Pepper tSemtnickl. VIM
ming pitcher--Nesray t2-01. Losing
pitcher-Littlefield (2-6). Time-2:02.
,91g.
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SECOND GAME
Totals "a 1o24l2 Totals 80 10 81 l5

ASSSNe % Az - = - ~
I Singled for Palica in 4th.
. Sacrificed for Hunter in 7th.
3 Walked for Morgan in 7th
4 Ran for Robinson in 7th
8 Struck out for Miranda in 9th.
8 Grounded out for Dcrish in 9th.
Baltimore ---- 900 400 000--3
New York ---11l 600 40x--T
Runs-Pope, Majeski. Triandos Nc
Dousald t3}. Mantle, Howard. Carey.
Cerv. Error--Hunter, Runs batted In
-Triandos 2l. Berra. Howard, Mantle.
McDougald (2). Noren. Two-base hits
-Triandos, Smith. McDougald. Three
base hits-Carey. McDougald4 Mantle.
Home run--Howard. Sacrifices-Palica.
Berra. Rizzuto. Sacrifice flv-Noren.
Double play--McDougald to Hunter to
Skowron. Left on bases-Baltimore, z:
New York. A.: Bases on balls-oh
Palica, /; of Moore, 1: of Morgan. ..
Struck out--Bv Konstanty, |: by Kucks.
2. Hits--Off Palica, in innings;
of Moore. 5 in 4 innings; of Dorish,
in ] inning: of Kucks. Z in 3 innings
(faeed four batters in 4thl: of Morgan.
3 in 4 innings; of Konstanty. in
innings. Runs and earned runs-of
Palica, 3D.; of Moore. A; of Dorish,
90: of Kucks. 3-3: of Morgan. 90:
of Konstanty, 0-a Winning pitcher
Morgan (5-0), Losing pitcher--Moore
(2-6). Time-2:15. Attendance-11,l7s.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
|sistant to Carl Snaveiy for seven
years at Cornell and seven years
at North Carolina.
Kerkoriun Siuns

BALTIMORE, June 80 R.-
Gary Kerkorian, Baltimore's No.
l quarterback last season. signed
today for another season of play
with the Colts.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

BY the Associated Pres

BoSToN.--waliace CBud) Smith, 1884
Cincinnati outpointed Jimmy Carter
134L4. New York, Is (for world light
weight championship.
VANA-Lauro Salas, 1854, Mex
leo City, knocked out Puppy Garcia
12724, Havana, 8.
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Cleveland --------- 2l0 OIL 0Ux-
Runs-slauehter t3l; zernial t;Q.
simpson ts pSTer' H,1s Fi1isan AStrSsa
Foiles; ETrors-zsrnial, DsMaestri, ana, simp-
Kiner. Woodling fol. Simpson f3). Ter
pial 81 Einisan 3Ns,,L tS, Lopez; rh1s TEo-oase
Ihits-zernial. Finigan;, Home runs
Simpson, zernial. Sacrifice-Feiler. Dou-
BILE plays-Smith to Avila to Rosen:
Fciles to Avila; finisan to peMaestri to
Power; Finigan to Power: Dolby to Foilcs.
Left on bases-Kansas City, B; Cleve-
land. il. Bases On balls-of shantz. s.;
Felicr, i: BY Mossi 1; BY Houtteman. j;
BY German, 2: Hits--of Feller, 3 in 4 p
HoHtteman in r., ssan.1 tnTinss "a Of VISIT. y
r,ings: Oh Gornnan. In 3as innings.
RIMS and earned runsmon Fellsr. 6-1; Il
W'rht. "a: IN ehant-. 80; o. Co.
man. 90; Winning pitcher = shantz
(4-6t. Losing pltcher--A eller 1%-1J.
lTIme--2: 80. Attendance--l1.53 .535.
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004 010 1906
600 600 0n1-l

New York - 004 0t0 1906
Brooklyn --------- 900 900 001-1
Runs-Dark, Lcskman. Mays f2l,
Tiger, Gillian. Runs batted in--Mays
80. Kellert. Two-hase hits--Harris
Hodges. Home runs--Mays (2). Sacri-
fee = Dark. Sacrifice ny = Kellert
Thompson to Terwiliiger to Harris. Left
Bases on balls-off Gomez. S: of La
nm. 5ine q 81 Koufas .,,n. l. Struck ,,',dN 1Et-gNZ
Labine. q in 8 innings: of Koufax 9
in l inning. Runs and earned runs
on Gomez. Ill; of Lahine 6-6: of
(Reese). Winning pitcher-Gomez t5-3,.
Losing pitcher-Labine OIL. Time.
geo. ,67S.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
YANKEES, 81; ORIOLES. 20
FTRaT GAM
Totals 90 Pa Totals "a II q

Totals 36 244 Totals "a IL %
Struck out for Piilette in sth.
Ran for Coan in 9th.
3 Singled for Hunter in 3rd.
Ran for Robinson In 3rd.
Baltimore ------- 900 001 001-sS
New York --------- o34 900 11x-S
Runs - Evers, Majeski. Noren ts('
Hunter. Errors-Coan, RSgoyin, Riz-
zuto, Runs batted in-Miranda, Ma
jeski. SkoWron t3l, Robinson ~. Hun
ter. Turley. Noren,. Twc,base hitsaTri-
bases = Noren,. Berra. skowron.
Carey. Double play-Causey to Ma
timore, 12; New York 8. Bases on
halls--Of Rogovin. 3; of Pillette, Z:
off Turley. 5. Struck out-By. Rcgovin.
5: bv Piliette. g.. by Turley. IL, Hits
batterS ii 3rd): ofi Pillette, 4 IN 5
innings; Oh Mcdonald: 3 II inning inning
80; "a Pillette, a-2; "a MeDcnalS, Si,,I;t. IL;
winning pitcfer-Turley 600. Losing
pitcher-RoRovin G-s). Time-2:49.
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AS, II; INDIANS, 4

Totals All 279 Totals "a 81 II
l Walked for Mossi in 9th.
. Popped out for Strickland in Tth.
3 Doubled for Foiles in Sth.
Fouled out for Houttenan In Sth.
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GIANTS, s; DODGERS, I
Totals 3S II :715 Totals 20 327

Grounded out for Labine in 9Th.
9 Hit sacrifice fly for Borkowski II
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] PHILs, s; PIRATES, )

Totals 81 5 524I6 Totals 81 8 "a /
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
MRS KITTLESoN'S NEPHEW
MANAGER OF WAIKIKI,
HONOLULU, AQUARIUM

Inc following article, taken from
the Nov. II issue of the Fargo
Forum will be of special interest
TO friends of Mrs. Sarah KittIe-
son and her late brother. Like
Tinker. Mr.. Tinker was among the
early residents of Richland COUNTY
which he served as clerk and
recorder in the early I92Os.
Mr.. Tinker's son, Spencer w
Tinker, has charge of the aolIar-
lum at Waikiki, Honolulu and
ships tropical fish to large aol1arN
lums all over the world.
Spencer w. Tinker imported a
deadly Piranha fish for the aouar-
lum he manages at Waikiki. Geo
II. Akau, chief of the territories
bureau Of food and drugs. wrote
and demanded that the Piranha
pc destroyed unless he could show
II wasn't a menace.
In its active South American
haunts, a school of these four
lnch fish has been known TO de-
YOUR a horse in a matter of min
utes.
Wrote Tinker to Akau: The
fish is behind glass. We imported
only one and it takes at least two
TO produce a school,"
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08

Norman Atwood of the Nohly
community was a business caller
III Sidney last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johnsrud
and family Of Watford City trans
acted business in Sidney last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Johnson
took Mrs. JOhnson's sister. Mrs.
c. Z. Miller and son Larry to
Williston Thursday to leave from
there on the Empire Builder on
their return to their home at
WahpetOn, n. D. Mrs. Jobnson's
cousin, Mrs. Ted Koopelman of
Breckenridge, Mimi, who had al
so been a guest at the johnson
home, returned Monday. All were
here to attend the Johnson's sill
yer wedding festivities, an &C
count Of which will be found
IN a later issue of The Sidney
Herald. Mrs. Koopelman was in
attendance at Mr.. and Mrs. John
sons wedding, which took place
in Wahpeton Is years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Evans left
Monday for Hamilton. Mont
where they plan to spend the
winter.
Marrow I~versen, who is a stu
dent at Billings Business COLLEGE
spent the Thanksgiving week end
at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hammae
and daughter Norma of Fernda1a
Wn., and his mother, Mrs. Alice
of Bellingham. Wn. viii
'eturn to their respective homes
ms week end after a ten davs,
acauon spent visiting here with
ae-r son and brother, the Lem
family, and their sister
nc daughter, Mrs. Russell Mercer
nd family. Mrs. Alice Hammes
taking care Of an elderly wo-
nan at her home in Bellingham
nd tells us she finds her work
which is the first of this kind
has ever done, very interest
lg. The Lem Hammes's have a
)urlst court at Ferndale.
Friends in Sidney will be in
crested in a card we received
MS week from Mr.. and Mrs.
-erman DierS of Tacoma. Wn.
cling US that they are in Phoe-
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08

nix, Arizona for the winter r.
1ner residents of Sidney Mr.
Dlers was in the furniture h,,-;
ness here for many years and
leaVlng located in Tacoma in +bo
"a SaIne business. He is now retired
Iney ask us to send their Haro1J
70 4lO5 - No. 32nd ST Ant =
pnoenlX, Arizona until further
nGuce. We hope to G soma
o1her former Sidneyites here d,Irl
on u.s. i9in Q call
Mrs. Irene Lynch pndoru,oa4
MAJOR surgery at the Comm1nitv
Memorial hospital last Frida9,
wnere her condition is renorteS
as very satisfactory.
Mrs. Jay Lalond and .Mrs
noa nelson took Mrs. Nelson's
lnotner, Mrs. Jennie Peterson 70
der nome IN Plentywood last Fri
gay. Mrs. Peterson had been r;r
family. 0aughterS
from Go0Sildt Hansen came home
I'm Great Falls last week to at
.eho the funeral of her brother
ln-law at Plentywood. She re-
turned to Great Falls Tuesday to
oe win her son Clark, who was
= undergo mihor surgery We'd
neSday. Clark is getting along
nicely and MI. Hansen tells us
ne expects Mrs. Hansen home
WlIhln a few days to stay.
Dr. John w. Anderson is COM
-1g nome next week from Chi
9ago TO make preparations to
move his family to Litchfie1d
Mlnn., where they will be at his
mothers home until the house
.hey have rented in Blue Earth
S vacated about the first of the
1ear. They plan to leave Sidney
w. L. Bill" Voorhees, was in
sidney Wednesday from PonIar
pioneer rancher and farmer of
northwestern part of Richland
.ounty, he is very much interest,"
q IN the development of the Pom :
ar OIL Held and expects drilling !
perat1onS to extend southwark !
WITH the pipeline now in opera l
to carry the crude oil to the \
lStant refinerieS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ievenoood
sere hlchey visitors in Sidney I
1onday. Richey people are look I
lg forward to completion of the
loney-Clrcle road and hope fur t
1er construction lettings will take F
past that intermediate point in t
300 as don't we all. S
John Salisbury and his sister I
herese moved to Sidney from e
IS ranch in the Elmdale district v
-st week and are settled for the r
inter IN the Roy Steppler home
5l4 4th st. Sc. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
teppler left recently with two il
aphews, the Piche brothers from s.
eglna, Sask., for Fort Worth il
eXas, where they will spend +he
inter. The Piche boys have a d
aller home at Fort Worth where il
nave spent the past three +
They leave it there the b
around for their return each a.
.ccesslve winter to escape the b
sorS OF this northern climate. it
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Richardson
d family will be leaving soon h.
Rapid City, South Dakota. II
acre Mr.. Richardson has already "
transferred and assumed the u
sltIon as field man for the Car :.
Oil Co. IL
Patti Krey and Sharon Hall 81
tn freshmen at Colorado State -
llege Of Education in Greeley
Il arrive home this week end
the holiday vacation. Charlotte
ng, formerly of Sidney will ac-
npany the girls as far as Bill
gs, where she will spend the
cation at her new home. ha
- w
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, Dec. 8, 1855
SOCIETY,"
Notice Of Meetings Of
Methodist Circles

The afternoon circles ~ +bo
Methodist WSCS will . ~
z:OO p. m. Wednesday. Dee IA
Priscilla circle will meet with
Mrs. Ralph Blair; Lydia circle
with Mrs. John Walburn. I.ois
circle with Mrs. Leslie Young Go
hostess, Mrs. Geo. Enobneen.
Eunice with Mrs. Leslie Neving
cozhostess, Mrs. Earl Hawley.
The evening circles will have =
$50 pot-luck luncheon in the
Fellowship room of the church
Mrs. Jack Kaiser and Mrs. Wood
row Wilson will be hostesses for
Joanna Circle; Mrs. Elray Harner
and Mrs. Lloyd Delamore for Mi
circle.
All circles will have a fiftv
cent gift exchange.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
Christmas Dinner Al
J. 5. Beagle Home

Mrs. c. E. Varco, Mrs. R. s
MUTT and Mrs. J. S. Beagle enioved
q lovely Christmas dinner at Mrs.
Beagle's home Wednesday. Follow
ing the dinner these friends of
long standing spent the afternoon
visiting and reminiscing.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
Covered Dish Dinner at
Country Club Saturday

mere will be a covered dish
Gunner at the Sidney Country Glib
this Saturday. Hosts will he M M
ana MRS. George Johnson, Mr.. and
MRS. g.. |. Turner and Mr.. and
MRS. Ingvar Vik. All club mem
berS please attend.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
Bridge Club Christmas
Party AT DR.. Low Horne

a UIIuge club group met at the
nome OF Mrs. J. E. Low Monday
evening for their annual Christ
mas party. A social hour was pre-
ceded by a z o'clock potIuck din
and exchange of gifts.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08

JUST RECEIVED Sbin-
nents of Whiteman's and Rus
sell Slower Chocolates in Xmas
packs. a nice gift anytime
DRUG. 46-itc
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
Resolution
OF Coincidence and Respect
Walter III. Stewart

once again a Brother Mason
having completed the DESIGNS
written for him on Life's TrestIe
Board, has passed through the
Portals of Eternity and entered
the Grand Lodge of the New .Jer-
usalem and hath received as his
reward, the White Stone with the
new name written thereon.
ana whereas, the au-wise and
MercIful Master of the Universe
has called from labor to refresh
ments our beloved and resnected
brother, and he having been a
true and faithful member of orr
beloved Order.
Therefore be it resolved that
Lower Yellowstone Lodge No on
F. & A. M. of Sidney, in teeti1
mony of her loss, be draDed in
mourning for thirty days, and that
tender the family of orr de-
ceased brother our sincere con
dolence in their deep affIiction
ana that a copy of these resol15
lions be sent to the family
And further be it resolved +bo+
J copy of these resolutions he
'pread on the minutes of Lower
Yellowstone Lodge No. 90. A. F
Z A. M. a
Committee:
E. H. Turner
Roy Rounce
Jesse Baxter
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
NOTICE

The offices of all doctors in
the Richland Clinic will be closed
Monday, Dec. 26 and Mondav
Jan. 2. From Dec. 81 through Dec
80, inclusive office hours will be
from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
PELLA LUTHERAN CuIpcu

A. Jensen, pastor
Sat,, 10 q. m. Jr. confirmation class
S,4o a. m. Bible class and Sunday
iI:OO a. m. Divine service.
MONDAY, 200 p. m. Boy Scouts
duesuay' 4:1o p. m. Sr. confirmation
200 p. m. Youth choir rehearsal
800 p m. Church council.
Thursday, 7:30 p. m. ST. choir ra-
hearsal. H re-
The Luther League will meet on
Wed, Dec. q. ~
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08

Frlends IN Sidney will be in
terested in a card we received
this week from Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman DierS Of Tacoma, Wn..
telling US that they are in Phoe-
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08

See our selection of GIBSON
and REXALL XMAS CARDS.
classy cards, priced right. You
VIII Ike them. HOTEL PHAR-
MAIL. 46-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
BRoRsoN LUTHERAN CHURCH

"A. Jensen, Pastor
Sunday, Dec. Il:
100 p. m. Sunday school.
ZOO p. m. Divine worship.
Wed, 200 p. m. Ladies' Aid meets
at Earl Johnson home.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-09
Third of Delegates
Have Definite Ideas
On Constitution

FAIRBANKS, R-Some SIS ell
ected Alaskans moved into this
interior city Tuesday to draft a
constitution to be used if and
when Alaska is granted statehood,
and one thing appeared about GER
tain: it will be the coolest such
convention in history.
A still, chill % degrees below
zero greeted the arriving dele
gates Monday who begin con-
vention which cannot exceed rs
days. This period will take the
convention into the mid winter
season when the mercury has
dipped as low as 40 to so degrees
below zero and stayed that way
for days at a time.
A preliminary poll taken by the
Associated Press showed that more
than one third Of the delegates re-
spending have definite ideas on
what the constitution should con-
tain.
They oppose writing any pro-
hibition against gambling into the
document.
On the other hand, they won't
favor writing any Nevada type
free-and-easy divorce provisions
into the basic laws.
They want a strong executive
authority.
They don't want to slice the
territory which would be the
nations largest state - into the
large number of counties which
prevail in the 48 states.
They favor continuing the pres
ent two-house type of legislature,
but majority think a session
should be held annually, instead
Of every two years.
They favor keeping the number
of territorial elected officers to a
minimum, leaving to the governor
the job of naming heads of adj
ministrative departments and
holding him responsible.