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Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Families Reunited
For Chrisfnus
by West Glacier home demonstration
club

by West Glacier home demonstration
WEST GLACIER-With sunshine
for Christmas, mild temperatures
reducing our snow and changing
road conditions, our thoughts have
been with the several families from
our area who are in parts of the
country experiencing high winds and
floods. We hope all are safe.
Tommy Harrington's arrival Tues
day is the number one news about
homecomings. Tommy was discharg-
ed from Fort Lewis on his return
from Korea. His plans are to return
to Western Montana college at Dillon
for school, where he had attended
before going to service.
ARRIVAL DELAYED
Van and Jean Harrington and
family expected to join the Harring-
ton and Greenwalt families for
Christmas. They had to arrive a few
days late due to illness of the ittlest
Harrington.
+ Mrs. Coates of Milk River is here
for the holidays to be with her
daughter and family, the Everett
Lundgrens.
Margaret Morris, sister of Robert
Morris of Park Headquarters, came
for Christmas. Miss Morris teaches
at Silverdale, Wash. She is remain
ing until Friday.
Mrs. Martha Dyer. Mrs. Bengt-
sons mother, spent Christmas at
Apgar with the Bengtson family She
is leaving for Covina, Calf, to be
with her sister, for the remainder
of the winter.
The Tom Schoders of Walton sta
ton are in Illinois and Michigan
while he is on leave.
With so many away from Head
quarters it seems quiet. However
there have been several get-togeth-
ers, several from Headquarters and
West Glacier drove into Kalispell to
see the Observation-Disclosures game
last Friday evening.
| Away FOR CHRISTMAS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Downes went to
Wenatchee for Christmas.
MIR. and Mrs. John Walsh joined
the Dick Walsh family in Kalispell
for Christmas day.
The William Mackin family spent
the day at the Estensen home in Col
umbia Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blankenshir
| went into Whitefish for Christmas
dinner with their daughters family
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcdowell.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Con Lundgren anc
family of Kalispell joined the family
for dinner at the Everett Lundgrer
home.
| !. Mr.. and Mrs. John Higgins anC
| girls drove into Kalispell to be with
| Mrs. Higgins mother, Mrs. ]. j
Berg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ness were
hosts to the following for Christmas
dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nc
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Sends FumiIy Has
HoIiduy Dinner

MARTIN CITY - Dinner guests
Christmas day at the Bill Sands,
Jr.. home, Summit, were Bills Par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sands, and
MIR. and Mrs. S. D. Smith, Susan
and Dickie of Martin City.
On Monday the group, except Bill
Sands, ST., drove to Roman to visit
Bill and Jeanie's grandmother, Iva
Sands and also to visit their aunts,
Adah and Alyce Sands. Mrs. Iva
Sands is quite i'll with arthritis. The
five children were all excited as
they told their great grandmother
about Santa Claus coming to see
them.
Marilyn Beach of Spokane visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Beach, over the Christmas holiday
Mrs. Vern Green, who was called
to Stevens Point, Wis, some time
ago due to her mothers illness
writes that she still doesn't know
when she'll be able to return, as
her mother is still in the hospital
and hasn't shown much improve.
ment.
The excellent Christmas program
put on by the teachers and students
of Martin City school was thorough.
" enjoyed by all who, attended
Special thanks to the Lions for their
work and splendid cooperation ir
erecting the stage for the program
Homer and Cecilia Cady drove
to Minot, N. OAK, for the holidays
and picked up their daughter, Lois
Cady. They report a very enjoyable
time visiting friends and relatives
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
by Mrs. Ray Qviqlev

HUNGRY HORSE - That mighty
wind sort of played havoc around
our little town last week. The big
Pennywise drug sign was twisted
into a mass of wreckage, Riley's
motel lost its roofing, part of the
Tip Top sign is down, the Jim Will
lows home lost part of its roof, in
the wooded area just east of us II
trees went down, one across the
children's swing set, flattening it
nicely. Has anyone heard of any
good wind that blew, remembering
the old saying cts an i'll wind that
blows no good"
The Burrel Baxter family have
moved into their new home in Col
umbia Falls. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lentz and
daughters were over from Noxon
during the holidays, looking after
their property here.
Fred Johnson has returned from
long stay in the hospital, is look
ing well and is happy to be home
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Howell and
Tommy spent Christmas with Mrs.
Howell's parents, the j. Kwinens,
at Geyser, Mont. Martha Kangas
is on duty at the post office during
the Howells' absence.
Portia and Kathy Sharr made a
quick trip to Spokane a few days
before Christmas to do a last bit OF
shopping and visit friends there
Mark Nelson had the misfortune
of injuring himself on the ice and
was confined to the house for a
week and a half, including Christ
mas, after minor surgery for re-
moval of a blood clot caused by g
broken blood vessel. Mark is now
able to be out and about again
cautiously
It's New Years coming up and
hope it will be the healthiest, hap
piest and most successful one We,
for all of you.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Honor Hollands
2Ofh Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Holland were
guests of honor, Friday evening, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar
Orndorff. Party observed their TWEEN
tieth wedding anniversary. It was
also a surprise party for Mrs. Ornr
dorff, as guests brought birthday
cake for her birthday anniversary.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Buck, Mrs. Emily Birnel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Conner, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Delap. Whitefish; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gulick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Harder, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nc
Shane. Mr.. and Mrs. John Schultz
man and Charlotte, Mrs. R. v. Thorn
as, and Pastor and Mrs. Ralph
Werner.
Games were played and refresh
ments served.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Turner Transferring
To Grand CouIee

HUNGRY HORSE-Neal Turner,
assistant operator at Hungry Horse
Powerhouse is transferring to Grand
C0ulee as machinist.
Turner has been at Hungry Horse
since 1852 when powerhouse opera
tons started. He came from Ander-
son Dam, Idaho and before that was
at Coulee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner have two
daughters, Glenda 9, and Susie, 4.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30

CURE, Mrs. Helen Glib and MIR.
and Mrs. George Henderson and
Jeff and Greg.
CLUB TO MEET
The Stitch and Chatter club will
meet at 100 next Thursday. Mrs.
Paul Suneu is to be hostess.
We hope that 1856 will be good
year for all of you.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30

home, Christmas day.
Mrs. Frances Snyder of Colburn,
Idaho, was an overnight guest at
the Frank Stryker home last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Weaver and
children, Billy, Kathy and Sandra,
were Christmas dinner guests at
the Arthur Weavers in KalispeIl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Opalka were
Christmas day guests at the Charles
Pemble home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Howell and
Michel and Mrs. Louis Chrest of
Poison were Monday evening guests
at the Elmer Howell home.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Friduy Services For
Forrest HUnfsinqer

& WHITEFISH - Funeral services
for Forrest Huntsinger, 81, White
fish, will be held at the Catron Fu-
neral Home Friday at pm.
Masonic funeral rites will be held
with graveSide rites by the White
fish National guard. Burial will be
in Conrad Memorial cemetery.
Mr.. Huntsinger died late Tuesday.
He came to the Flathead in 1900
and for the past Is years has resided
at WhitefiSh. He was member of
the Masonic lodge, Royal Arch Ma
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Head Fumi|y Moves
To Keller House
by LIB club

A1O<1AAAL-l0A. dllu 1s1A .. Wu11dlll
Head and three children have moved
into the Charles Keller house, for
merly the Norman Bergen home.
Mr.. Head works at AAC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Larson and
family called on Mr.. and Mrs. Head
recently.
Christmas dinner guests at the
Charles Kellers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Gonsior, Mr.. and Mrs. Dahler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Collins were
Christmas eve guests at the John
Schutzrnans. Sgt. and Mrs. Leo
Stone recently returned from Japan
and John Stone called a short while
later in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Holland
were dinner guests Christmas day
at Schutzmans.
ATTEND OPEN HOUSE
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington
of Columbia Falls held open house
Monday on their 54th wedding an
niversary. Afternoon callers from
this community were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Harder and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schutzman and Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Smith and
family spent Christmas eve at the
parental Roger Smith home in
Whitefish.
Mrs Laura Kramer of Moses Lake
Wash, is house guest at the Harry
Smith home. Mrs. Kramer is Mrs
Smiths mother.
Christmas dinner guests at the
Harry Smith home were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Woodrow Rabideau and family
of Half Moon and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Huff of Toppenish, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Baldwin O
Creston were Christmas eve guest:
at the Marvin Larson home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. M. 0. Larson ant
family were guests Christmas day a
the Richard Taft home in KalispeI
! Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Larson wer'
Monday dinner guests at the Che
Gordon home in Bigfork.
A Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Eklund enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Eklun,
and Sharon on Christmas day.
i Mrs. Dan Saurey has worked tn
past two weeks in the post office a
Columbia Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Saurey an,
family spent Christmas eve at tn
Jim KonenS.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Schutzman am
Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harde
and Mrs. Emily Birnel attended
party Dec. % at the Lamar Orr
dorffs in Columbia Falls. The OK
casion marked the wedding ann
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbel
Holland and the birthday annivel
sary of Mrs. Orndorff.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Sunriff Residents
Have Gatherings

SUNRIFT-Mrs. Dale Johns and
children returned to her home near
Big Arm after three week stay at
the home Of her parents, the Elmer
Howells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Fauske Of
Whitefish and Mrs. Floy Johnston
were Christmas day guests at the
Frank Stryker home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Wunderlich
and son. Larry. of Waller were din
ner guests at the Elmer Howell
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30

were host and hostess to boun-
teous dinner Christmas day. Guests
were Mr. And Mrs. Lawrence Ben
ner and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Eckelberry and family. In
the afternoon they enjoyed a visit
over the phone with Mrs. Eckel-
berry's mother, Mrs. Hazel barrow.
Pocatello, Idaho.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Family Dinner

MARTIN CrTY-Guests of Mr.. and
Mrs jerry Baldwin for Christmas
dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Baldwin, Evergreen; Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Baldwin and family, Creston;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson and
children, Libby; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Danlelson and son. Kalispell; Pete
and John Danielson, Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
WrungIers, Sunrift
Clubs Have Parties
by Mrs. George Wendt

DEER PARK-Blue Ribbon Wran-
glers All club held their Christmas
party at the home of Darleen Ben
ner. A short business meeting was
held, after which the members had
a gift exchange. Each member con-
tributed to the program, which was
much enjoyed. Treats and lunch
were served by Darleen's mother
and aunt Pearl Eckelberry. The next
meeting will be Jan. 10 at the
home of Barbara Eckelberry.
Sunrift Ladies club was invited to
the George Wendt home Dec. IS for
1:30 luncheon. Mrs. Frank Logan
and Mrs. Lawrence Benner were
co-hostesses. After the luncheon the
ladies enjoyed singing Christmas
carols until the dishes were cleared
away. The gift exchange was re-
sponded to by each putting on a
number for the Christmas program.
Much merriment was had in the
musical hot lid game conducted by
Mrs. Frank Logan Games of reno
were conducted by Mrs. Wendt. Win
ners were Mrs. Dee Cornell and
Mrs. Frank Logan.
Coffee and cake were served be-
fore the ladies departed for home.
The next meeting will be with Anne
Blanchet,. Jan. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Seekin were
recent weekend guests at the Law
renee Benner home. Their home is
in Sunburst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Logan, Mr..
and Mrs. Darrell Logan and family
were Christmas dinner guests al
the James Donovan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broken hal
Christmas dinner with the Otto
Wendt family.
Mrs. o. E. Wendt entertained the
Russell Warner family at a lovely
dinner Christmas eve
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wendt en-
tertained at turkey dinner Christ
mas day. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Wendt and little daughter
Lorien Lea, from Seattle. They ar
rived early Saturday morning by car
They planned to spend week visit
ing before Dick has to return t
Seattle Tuesday
SCHOOL PROGRAM HELD
A Christmas program put on b
Deer Park school was held at Sun
rift hall, Dec. 81. The program wa
very enjoyable and much credit i
due the teachers for their splendi'
job. Santa arrived with treats TO
all and there was the usual schoo
gift exchange. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Eckelberr
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30

sons and Moose.
Survivors are three sisters, Mrs.
Leslie Darling, Columbia Falls, Mrs.
Ora Knudsen, Livingston, and Mrs.
June Lindsay, Whitefish; two bro
Tiers, Russell Huntsinger on Flat
head Lake east shore, and Ralph
Huntsinger in Illinois.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30
Masons u Attend Rites

Members Of Columbia Falls Ma
sonic lodge are asked to meet at
lis pm. Friday at Masonic hall,
it was announced by Ted Kraft,
master. Purpose is to attend the
funeral of F. E. Huntsinger. White
fish, at 2 pm. at Catron chapel in
WhitefiSh.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-12-30

MARTIN CITY Kenneth D. Love
an, Coram, pied guilty and paid q
80 tine on a state highway patrol
charge OF driving in careless and
lmprudent manner. Case was in tie
Martin City justice court of Judge
Jerry Baldwin.
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The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
WeMo wsfone eE;Oestock
commission 8 ULeekM
Wa,ksf Report
December 21. 1e5.

December Fl, 1855
IotaI cattle receipts today 1880.
TTotaI receipts last week 651.
400 60, receipts same week year
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
Phil Geisens
Back From
Florida Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Geisen re.
turned last week from an extend.
ed vacation trip covering a period
Of over two months, on which
they visited their children's fami-
lies in the west and in Florida
They left Sidney by train Oct. {
and their first stop was at Lyon
Oregon, where they spent two
weeks at the home of Their SON
ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott Bridges and family.
From there they went to Los
Angeles for a two weeks visit
with another son-in-iaw and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gould and family. While there
they enjoyed a visit to the world
famous "Disneyland." They also
were guests at a fine dinner in
Chinatown, where Mrs. Geisen
tells US the food was very good
and nicely served, but she added
You name it n I can't. No DO
tatoes or bread. Tried to use the
sticks but could do better with
the good old fork"
From California the Geisens
went to Pensacola, Florida. to
visit their SOn-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Nielsen,
and were there to welcome a new
little grandson, Randall Elliott.
The Nielsens have two other sons.
Brent and Seotty. While at Pen
sacola they took many lovely trips
one of which was to Walton
Beach, an island which they
reached by driving over the 4
mile, toll free, two and one half
million dollar Pensacola Bridge.
One of the very interesting
places at Walton Beach was the
aquarium, in which they have
every kind Of known fish. Here
they saw them feed the porpoise
some OF which are five feet long,
They jump clear of the water
when fed. These fish have been
trained and each in this particu-
lar group answers to a name.
proof of which was the fact that
the same one jumped each time
food when its name was
They also took a trip to Fort
.ickins or the Gulf of Mexico.
they tell us the white sand
,lose to the water looks just like
snow and the water is a
lear blue and very cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geisen started
home from Pensacola Dec. 8. They
eport a very enjoyable trip via
fast trains, with stewardesses
n hand at all times to look after
our comfort, and lovely diners
With fine food. They rode on the
rains with Vista Dome cars
whenever possible and enjoyed
.ightseeing from the upper decks.
hey found that the trains in the
forth are much nicer in all ways
han those in the South.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
TODAY AT FAIRVIEW

Funeral services will be hello
Thursday at 2:30 pm. in the Fair
view Community Church for FIovd
Guy Pettibone, SIS, Fairview ares
farmer killed when his car hi
the rear of a bus east of Billings
Saturday.
None of the II Rocky Noun
tain College basketball players
IN the chartered bus was injured.
Mr.. Pettibone was pronounced
dead on arrival at St. Vincent
Hospital in Billings.
The crash victim had farmed
near Fairview since 1919 and was
also part-owner of a bar there
for several years until 1949.
Mr.. Pettibone was born April
Is, 1890, in Bancroft, Iowa, a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pettibone.
The family moved to Glenburn.
ND, in 1910. In 1913 Mr.. Petit
bone went to Galata to homestead
and six years later to Fairview.
He was married June IA, 1941.
IN Plentywood to Martha Cue.
They later were divorced.
Survivors include a son, Mar
vim, Is, and a sister, Mrs. Ernest
Crouch, both of Boise, Idaho, and
another sister, Mrs. H. A. Peglow
of Springfield, Ore.
The Rev. Reuben Dutton of
Lonsdale Methodist Church in Sid
ney officiated at the funeral. Bur
was in Fairview Cemetery. The
Gorder Mortuary is in
charge of arrangements.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
Camera Club To
Participate In
Foreign Exhibits

The Sidney Camera club will
participate in a foreign salon ex-
hlbit of pictures, through action
taken at the December meeting
OF the club, held Dec. Is at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Knoop. The exhibit will be a COL
lection Of pictures taken by a
Camera club in Hong Kong.
China, and will feature native
scenes of that area. It will be
available to the Sidney club
sometime after December Is. The
Sidney club VIII receive the
pictures, view them, and will be
responsible for the express
charges on the set. Other coun-
tries which were considered in
the choice of pictures were Ger
many, Finland, Austria. Korea.
and Japan. The exhibit is pre-
pared by the Photographic So
ciety Of America.
The Sidney club also Joined
the Montana State Color Slide
pet, Wnlch cIrculateS sets of
colored slides among camera
in Montana. Each club will
put in a set of 10 slides and
send the collection to some other
club in the circuit, along with
criticisms and comments. When
the entire set has made the
rounds of the clubs and returned
to the original club, the club
will then remove its original 10
substitute another set of
10 and send the complete set on
% the next club. Other clubs in
he project are Butte, Bozeman.
Great Falls and Kalispell.
A demonstration of hand tint
ng was presented at the meeting
~ Mrs. Jack Knoop and each
member tried his skill at tinting.
A desert lunch preceded the
business meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
Luke Gauker
Succumbs To
Heart Attack

Luke Gauker, another of the
early day residents of this COM
munity, passed away at the Com
munity Memorial hospital early
this morning, where he had been
under care for ten days. Mr..
Gauker has been in failing health
for several years. He was stricken
with a heart attack late Wednes-
day afternoon and Mrs. Gauker
was called to his bedside, where
she remained throughout the
night.
The deceased is survived by
his wife and one son, Leon and
family Of st. Paul. Leon was no
titled of his fathers death this
morning and will arrive in Sid
ney today.
Arrangements for the funeral
which will be held at st. Philo-
mena's Catholic church in Sidney.
are pending as The Herald goes
to press. The obituary will be
published in next weeks issue.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
Eagles

CONTINUED from page y
locals with II followed by Larry
Henderson with 10. For Glendive
Larimer was high with Is.
Dickinson So, Sidney 81
Saturday night Sidney Travelled
to Dickinson, N. D., and suffered
their second one-point defeat al
the hands of the Midgets. The
Dakota quintet stopped the Eag-
les in the seasons opener here
57-56.
For a quarter and a half Sid
ney looked the best they have
all season. Unfortunately these
games are four periods long and
against a top club like the Mid
gets a team can't afford any let
ups.
The Eagles were off to a 1911
first period lead and before they
cooled off built that to a 3O-18
advantage. However in the closing
minutes of the first half three
quick buckets brought the Mid
gets up to only a 3O-24 halftime
deficit.
From then on it was a see-saw
battle which saw neither team
able to build a sustained lead. AT
the end of three, thanks to some
fine free throw shooting by re-
serve center Dale Salisbury after
the buzzer sounded, Sidney led
4O-39.
The Dakota boys weren't to be
denied in this one though as they
controlled the ball the final sec
onds to make it two straight over
the Eagles.
Tom Quilting led the Sidney
scoring with IA, closely followed
by Grin Anderson with IL and
David Johansen with 10. Center
Bob Potts who is the leading
scorer for the Eagles was held
10 just three counters.
Sophomore Salisbury played on
~ a few minutes in the third
period. In that time however he
gathered in four points for his
teammates and showed the cool
ness and poise Of a veteran.
For the winners Center Ray
8urWlck was high with IS and
forward Jack Uecker had II.
In other games last week the
sidney freshmen lost a heart
breaker to the Glendive frosh
On Saturday afternoon the To-
,al junior high won two games
rom Culbertson on the latter's
loor. The first game was 1922
.ollowed by a high scoring 64-4O
'ictory in the second.
All Sidney teams will not re-
,ume play until after the holt
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
Beverly Marion
In Presentation
School Chorus

Miles City: Beverly Marion.
daughter of Mrs. Martha Marion,
was in the chorus of the Presen-
tation School of Nursing that
gave a radio program over KATL
Monday night. Twenty-Five stu
dent nurses gave the play, "The
Nativity" in song and story.
They also appeared at the an
nual Holy Rosary Hospital party
for employees and student nurses.
The group gave a Christmas pro-
gram too at the Veterans Admin
lstration Hospital Christmas party.
Miss Marion is a junior at the
school of nursing.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
CIendiiVe Pea
Stockholders To
Meet Jan. $40

Around 400 persons are ex-
pected to attend the annual
stockholders meeting of the Glen
dive Production Credit association
to be held January 9Th and 10Th
IN the Moose hall in Sidney and
Glendive, Cecil Lafond, secretary
treasurer announced today.
All members of the association
are urged to be at the meeting
one director will be elected to
III the vacancy of Martin Nemitz
whose term expires. Martin Nem-
liz and Roy Rakes of Glendive
and a. M. Peters Of Wibaux have
been nominated for the position.
Many other important items of
business will be taken up also.
Some of Montana's finest en-
tertainment has been selected 10
make this an enjoyable affair.
There will be door prizes and
gifts for all in attendance.
Secretary Lafond states that
1888 has been one of the biggest
years in history for the local
cooperative financing institution
IN volume of business transacted.
A large number of new members
nave joined the association this
year which is the big factor in
the associations capital being the
largest in history also.
The Production Credit associa-
ton finances farmers and stock
men In Dawson, Richland, Nc
Wibaux, Prairie and Fallon
counties in Montana and in parts
Of Mckenzie and Williams county
in North Dakota.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
BAPTISMS AT
PEOPLES CHURCH

Suzanne Patricia, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon A. Beagle
was baptised Sunday afternoon,
Dec. II, at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. j. S. Beagle, by the Rev.
Bernard McLain Of Peoples Con-
gregational church. Miss Helen
Wandell was the acting deaconess.
Richey Allen, son of MI. and
Mrs. Michael Paladichuk, was
baptized Sunday morning during
worship services with Norman
Shotnakoff, assisting deacon.