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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY. BEACH. DEL.--Now is
summer home. 2-famiiy cottage.
each apt 8 bedrms.. liv. din. kt1
bath; extra bldg. lot incl: 5000
eottsse on iot sox1S5 has modern
one lot: Phone Sat. SUM-. Dick
inson 1881 or come 70 9Th and
AZ Aslantis ogr Hcgsss Hnsss l. I.
2nd FLOOR APT. furnished. for
5 rms. and bath. open porch fac
ing ocean. To Sept. 16. Call Ap.
REHosorH BEACH. DEL. Right
on the teaeh Modern spts.. and
cottages immaculate OIL. 4-SsS3.
REHoBoTH BEACH-Lovsly apts-
lms slk, rs' Sessns 3 as1s, / . 0sdrms si Ai'o
OCEAN BEACH. MD.-Direct ocean
front corner lot. sect; e Block IL
accommodates 4; $50 per wk. Call
Rehoboth 1855.
OCEAN BEACH, MARYLAND
Brand-new seaside apartments, tile
showers and all modern conye.
niences; surf fishing and excellent
Berlin. Nd, $50.
Seashore, For Rent
REHoBoTH BEACH. Delaware
Cozy 6-room cottage, maids room,
modern conveniences, best section
u PINES exclusive S,a .b block t,,'tss1 fEcm
August 2Ist till after Labor Day or
longer II desired. ARTHUR NOR
RIS, Phone 217; P. o. Box 1856.
VIRGINIA BEACH (VA.)
Two-bedroom, nicely furnished first
floor apartment In two-family
house. Centrally located near
ocean with large shady. yard. win
on annual basis. Available August
9. oFoy Foy particulars phone Dup1nt
that cali Dupont 7-041S. 81.
REHOBOTH BEACH
To spend q nne vacation. For rent
during August. very fne 4-bed-
fm. home avail. Aug. /.
I modern 3-bedroom cottage In view
OF ocean. Avail. Aug. 49,.
Avail. Aug. g.
1-bedrm. cottage facing ocean.
Also Dewey Beach ocean block prop.
Phone or write HARRY RAPK1N,
Realtor. Rehoboth Beach. 4096.
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LOTS: ACREAGE FOR SALE

IA4E sspIs. Is.heshGS'E siii.'a. E.T.asag&foS ss4. &o:
LAKE slES1 1bARcRorr-Huss lot, 'as.-
1So l9o "a; f.: on the l. lake. va1r Priced ia5
SaiIder. 4DiRI . wsiaom. sias F'sf3n'sss "a. sSss1ss
SMALL ESTATE SITES - One Of 3
acres on q hill with beautiful views.
EiSHae0 ioofs main aim isswss s S1e ones one
acres partially wooded. with pretty
stream through i, long frontage
TERRY B. sTMMs. JE. 2-6517.
sSS: sToss.ss. shaded sS' cs u.
BxRsccRRS6FT LAKE, section 8. lot s475;
rambler; 300 So. r., 14o-ft. lake
to be appreciated. Jordan s-489s.
wSse4 wS9eed 1855 up po' Many syet Others snG
$3.50 up. OWNER JU. 9-7059;
10 BEAUTIFUL LOTS, high and dry;
mcInTtain view gisw; onlS Il mi p,ss.ana ssySnd
builders invited. OWNER. KE. g.
CSolRsNSiER LOT, 47ol Chevy chase
blvd, Chevy Chase. Md.--oWHER.
r2ofIRaFSsSsss xii FSs1sslv2A w.. AREA--on AriiSssason sa
blvd, . blocks from new safeway.
Peoples Drugstore and Food Fair;
priced at 60c per foot. Valuable
improvements on property: AR
LEIS LEDqE oR55 RsAL EST; ESTATE GoRP0RA- Ora
ton, Va, IA. 7-444s. eves.. JE.
Nj 5essrd sr.--ls. comml, SO SS By
90, 81 #. net. Call OWNER, Lu.
UNUSUAL HoMEsITE --sm sr acres,
beautiful knoll, on hard surfaced
county road: 550;ft. frontage. on
Ha.wiinsss River & Id. st coIagence
service. is miles from Silver sprins.
Polntment. can Mr. Muiarkey, 10.
9.3o69. with M. PAUL HANNAH,
1872 18th st. NV, ME. s-4100.
LARGE sIyE-zoned Industrial: :. :.
Is acres. level. Excellent Invest
Mr. WILLfN0HAM. Reaitor. M.
.s;q2 .SsIQ279. Eysss;s XII; s:2FSo, =.
sf:Mass7si5So; se.asSsCs. atss o%NER. Ssit S'siE 81,
4S AcRts. irons,ps hard road and
rssi Hlsoia ''yssm va, sssS Ps4 %al': ss1s e ssoct
LxRaE iiss saHni G%prsS rks9's srff fSfiafss near ma
cnAY nnA,Hsf'1sx VIZ. s.lSsgSSs. WINSTON G
County. 'ya.--woodedl 4,2b4 81.
COOS n Rkss, ns XVI. W. sxf.-iot. f. Soes7S Tsx
141: good location for rambler: mr..
x,sshh%SalNsnSSsaAa ssh%S9alNs SsA qWtNEE' gWstNI' d Oh 1880;
Club--Memberships with lot for
overlooking valley. JE, 4-43f6.
"a 81 Monroe e., Arlington, va va
DdFTRlCT MoRTdAQE CO, NC,
iiso 18th st. NV. Ex. S-sSs2.
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VIRGINIA BEACH (VA.)
REHOROTH BEACH
REAL ESTATE WANTED
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-200O-S.E. REALTY

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored;
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
NE. S-5400: evenings. La. 6-5194.
IF YOUR ARE SELLING
May we hslp your Listings wanted
on Va. property, Arlington. Fair
fax and Loudon County. Fouses,
acreage, farms Also rentals.
LEGATo REALTY CORP, JE, 2-79o1
WANTED-HOUSES, LOTS AND
acreage in Montgomery County and
upper northwest for immediate
cash buyers. Ewes. and Sunday.
Mr., Walsh. OIL. 6-6312; Mr.. May
THOS. b. WALSH, INC.
AZ Yrs. Real Estate Service
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

l1s ACRES adjacent to B&o RR.
heated Bldg. with over 5000 sa. II.
housing. fssaiis feSs Tower s.ei4s. - i:
N. BEACH-sacrifce. $4,000; corner
prop: frame bldgs., furn:, fcd; yd;;
needs some repairs. HE. 4-6oOO.
19th, STREET NV. near E-Honie ,e
and income; 3-unh bidg., nullE
that way about 10 Yrs: age; on On
street & +. paTkas11gg.i sla1gg. open TO-DAY 1'so 70
FAILS CHURCH--Home with In
come. ideal for growing family
Con-, everything, ggS,.J mod lse' lot.
VIC KENILWORTH tN.E.l--Mason.
~ bldg, 4,400 50. IT.: lot, 10,500
90. IT.: offlce, store and shop Tor
cleaner or light mfg: may lease.
HERB BEDFORD. AP. 7-2345.
KENILwORTH - Heavy industrial
with railroad siding; corner lot OF
about $4,000 SO. IT. with bldg. 40x
so on tracks; also small ONCE.
VIII lease. A. M. ROTH Co. RE
APPRsSoSxrMATELY ese,ooo SO. FT..
Columbia pike. Fairfax County
ready for commercial DEVELOPMENT:
HARRY L. IsIKoFF. Broker. 140e
@ st. NV. ME. S-5936; ewes. and
week ends, HA. 2-7503.
WE HAVE SEVERAL PIECES Of in-
dustrial properties near D. c. and
some will build on long lease.
ACME REALTY CO., UN. 1891
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GOOD INVESTMENT
3S lots. 20x100. adjacent to Chey-
erly, 1895 per lot. BEACH REAL
ESTATE, 4935 Livingston I'd. Sc.
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
4O,405 50. IT., 116-ft. frontage on
Rockville pike: front $50 IT. zoned
commercial; rear 230-ft.. zoned
light Industrial. Excellent location,
Price. S1.95 per 50. #. Ask fof
JAMES c. CoNLEY g. co.
9626 Ga. Ave. JU. e-4134 til Q
BRADLEY HILLS LARGE. level,
wooded lot u acre near Bethesda
LEE SR. cSRR.ANpAI.L. OF 81. 1850 =
s,,,n,si sPIRINoFIELD 2 FoRaI;sT1. p.rt
bSi.'outse bSsiy.s out shirley hlsh.ss aSSs sos.y W .
wooded home sites. Miced right
up with only 5000 down on many
OF these choice sites. Bring along
tion under YOUR dream home today
XII. 9-575s
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
II TO 80 LOTS. sewer. water and
street ready TO 20 Silver Spring
d zcRs ssss lCsss0h fioo D. Erss HfHinss ra
NV r nsT Branas sns1sn gg5o5ooSS 6 Der .sTs sne
lsee US for lots and acreagel 6.
p. FLETCHER. Realtor, JU. $4,000;
eyes,, JU. S-S744,
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ATTENTION. BUILDERS

WE HAVE LOTS FROM V ACRE
GELS uP To 500 lNaa AcRIs: E soME
WITH WATER: OTHERS WITH
WATER, SEWER, AND CITY GAS.
CLOSE-TN OXON HILL AREA,
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LOTS

Annandale, several nice bldg. lots,
streets, water and gas are in. JE.
3-0667; JE. 2-59A6. 81
MONTGOMERY
HoMEsITES--1 acre. $500: 10 acres
stream. $1,000; 26 acres, high
elevation. S6,750; all on paved
coMMERc1AI--daithersburr: lot,
10000 50. #. at SOC 50. ft.i very
,NSSVHsSsPPMSfENTMENr--so WE PSfE a. $4,000;
80 az $4,000; 90 ct So, 300; 900
at $l76,000: all on paved roads.
VERY CLOSE M---S0 at 80,00O; 10
acres. cloverleaf property, $65,0OO;
20 acres, cloverleaf. $4,000.
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS oAITHERsBURo 2se
RICHLAND ACRES
1 to 8 acre .homesites on beautiful
Leesburg pike tRte. ~. l6 mi.
CHAP Bridge. 2 mi. west Of Dranes-
vile. Va. Private lakes and play
ground, tlephohe, elec. and wide,
paved roads. See for yourself or
,. 8. BOX aas. Iar;sssa. s,'' Va.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

COMngL. and industrial prop wanted
for immediate sale or for lease.
GIBRALTAR REALTY. D1. 7-66OO:
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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IRWIN C. MURRAY. Js.
BROKER
$500 INDIAN HEAD HWY
LO. 7-3434

SPLIT LEVEL BLDG, SITES
$500. $50 dn.. bal mo.
Cabin John--Lot l00x140. $2,160,
Glen Echo Hgts., mr. sangamore rd.--
Lot 80x150, all utils., $3.50. MRS.
BURGESS, Realtor, 6109 Broad st..
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUS KIAI FKUF. FOK KEENt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for manu-
facturins. zoned light industrial;
#. Of ONCE space. Unlimited park
ing Montgomery County, Md. Write
Box 82-L, Star.
WAREHOUSES suitable for manu-.
facturing. zoned light industrial.
2.Oo0 TO 10000 50. IT. with 1000
IT, Of cfIice. space; unlimited park-
ing. MONTGOMERY County. Nd.
Write Box S2.L, Star.
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-Goon iNnraTj;A1r1Ir-

BRADLEY HILLS = Large. level.
Golf Club Price. "a, 900.
LEE CRANDALL, OIL. 1860
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BUILDERS
DEVELOPERS

Acreage. available In Fairfax County
O. nd "a alsfspds sSo aslss ssgs, tom sad Satsr
acre. Up to 30 acres industrial
land from 20 cents per square foot.
AMERICAN REALTY q INVEST. CO.
w.. * 81; "a, 1924 a .ooo. .
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INDUSTRIAL
THE LAST VALUABLE LARGE PAR
Gel AVAILABLE IN ARLINGTON
COUNTY WITH ALL UTHS. AP-
PROX. II ACRES. CALL JIM
Arthur L. Walters Co.
IA 7.620f IA 0,A1Af
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COMMERCIAL

ARL, BLVD: and ANNANpALE RD:,
THE LAST LARGE, VALUABLE
sS SSRETH " wiTR GqNTAaSiNa EhoNTaa,rl S5;SoS oM
MAIN HIGHWAYS. ALL UTILS.
SALE OR LEASE,
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so COMPLETELY FINISHED LOTS
READY TO GO: VA APPROVED:
9 MILES D. C. ALL UTILS. $3.50
EA.
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INVESTORS
DEVELOPERS
Alex. Va. CO commercial triangle,
90 acres more or less. Lge. 'front.'
age on heavily Travelled aerial hwy.
ysTy active ~ osr nh txs dsesl for is Es
Il Interested. K ss Contact s Ssxs:0Pss your brofer
Or call JE. 2-9535, daytime; KI g.
S663 after 8 pm. 81
WOODED LOTS
Four Of washington areas, most
beautiful lots located on Colds
boro rd, In Mont. county. un-
surpassed IN beauty In exclusive
ssss. ss:s; BY OWNER CAN NE: II s
J. c. CHATEL, REALTOR
Decatur 2-l137
oNE-ACRE LOTS, $50 FEET ELEv.,
HIGH AND COOL, BETWEEN
FAIRLAND AND BURTONSvrILE
C0LuMgiA PIKE AND GREEN
BRIAR RID. $1,000 AN ACRE.
on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnH issShiTS 4' RS.
SEVENTY SEVEN ACRE FARM Mr..
FULTON. WITH BEAUTIFUL,
NEyER-FAlLINu STREAM WHICH
MAKE A LARGE POND. ONLY 81
MI. FROM DOWNTOWN d. G.
OTHER FARMS AND ACREAGE
CALL Mr.. BEALL AFTER $50
HUDSON 3-39lS
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CORNER 10nYo0n
ABOUT SO ACRES
Water and Sewer
Bradley Lane Front

This very attractive tract Of land
has small frontage on Bradley lane
about 2.500 feet from Wilson lane
in one OF the most exclusive and
attractive areas northwest, dotted
with fashionable homes. Price,
terms. long time. Information ct
ONCE only. BEALL-TURNER q CO.,
1l05 Vermont avenue, Hobart q
1878, National S-6l31
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
Home Economics
Supervisor Visits
Sidney III. S.

Miss Marjorie Lowering, assis-
tant state supervisor of home eco
Monies of North Dakota and state
FILA adviser, and Miss Bonnie
Peterson, homemaking teacher
from New Town, North Dakota.
visited the home economics de-
partment of Sidney high school,
Sunday, September Is.
Girls in home economics classes
have been studying colors and
cloth finishes and have visited
the home of MI. Cliff Dashner
and the Yellowstone Mercantile
Company where Mrs. .Joie
Schmidt explained various weaves
and finishes of cloth.
An FILA FLA picnic, at which
95 were in attendance, was held
at Richland park, Monday. Sep
TENDER IL. Chaperons included
Mr.. and Mrs. James Norden and
family, Bill Bowman, student
teacher in vo-ag, at the high
school, Miss Emma Kukula. and
Miss jeanette NeSbit.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
c. w. johnson
Conducts Great
Falls Elks Clinic

G. w. Johnson, district deputy
to Grand Exalted Ruler Walker,
held his first clinic for officers
of the nine lodges under his juris-
diction in the club rooms of the
lodge in Great Falls Sunday, Sep
tember Is.
Mr.. Johnson outlined the pro-
gram announced by Grand Exalt-
ed Ruler Walker entitled, "PIan
ElkdOm's Progress" Les Hill,
chairman of the State Elks thera-
py program, outlined the therapy
units which will soon be in opera
ton in the Sidney area.
The state president of the Elks
spoke briefly on the success of
Elks lodges in planning the years
activity in Montana.
Plans were completed for the
visitation Of Grand Exalted Ruler
Walker to Montana. He will visit
Great Falls, Havre, Glasgow, Wolf
Point and Sidney lodges. His visit
to Sidney lodge will be in the
form of a noon luncheon. MI.
Johnson reports that he will meet
Mr.. Walker in Havre and travel
with him to the Sidney meeting,
October II.
Those attending this clinic with
G. w. Johnson, were Cyril Little,
E. R., and Cliff Larson, l.. K.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
Kiwanis Club
Celebrates july
BIRTHDAYS

Last week at the regular noon
luncheon of the Sidney Kiwanis
club, II members having birth
days in the months of July, August
and September were honored. Jim
Turner was in charge of the pro-
gram which included a short BIZ
ography of each of those II mem
beers.
Lloyd Sandholm, travelling
freight agent for the Great North
ern Railway and newest member
of the club, told the members of
his impressions of Kiwanis thus
far and why he had been prompt
ed to join the organization. He
stated that ever since his move
to Sidney he had seen the work
of the Kiwanis club with the
youth of the area and that that
had been one of the big factors
in his decision to join.
j. Harry Clark, oldest member
of the group in years of service,
read some of the original minutes
of the meetings where the de-
cision to start a Kiwanis club in
Sidney was made. Harry is a
charter member of the club and
its first secretary.
Rex Smelser told the club of
the apple sale campaign which
would be kicked off on October
g., stating that the organization
would be similar to past years.
President Carl Johnson made
special note and congratulated
Nels Bach on being appointed to
the Board of Directors of the
Montana Society for Crippled
children. This is quite an honor
for Nels and one which the club
is very proud of.
President Carl johnson made
special mention of, and congratu-
lated Nels Bach on his appoint
ment to the Board of Directors of
the Montana Society for crippled
children. This is a signal honor
for Nels and one of which the
club is very proud.
Guests at the luncheon included
E. c. Gallagher and NJ. T. Schirg
Of Helena, L. J. Johnson of Dick
inson, Dick Thompson, Student
Kiwanian of the month and Mrs.
Allen.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
Les Williams
Return From
Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. Les Williams re-
turned last Sunday from a very
enjoyable two weeks vacation trip
on which they were accompanied
10y their daughter Viola of Bill
lingS, who is employed there by
the Shell Oil Co. They first tour
ed Yellowstone Park and the very
scenic Jackson Hole country. They
went through Rockefeller Inn, a
900 room building on Jackson
Lake which was opened last June.
This is a very spectacular build
ing they tell us and was designed
with the idea of taking care of
many large conventions from
throughout the country. They Wis
tied al places of interest in Salt
Lake City and on the drive from
Logan to Brigham City they saw
the beautiful peach orchards and
all other soft fruits for which
that area is noted. The fruit trees
were heavy with fruit just ready
for picking.
At Vernal, Utah, they visited
the field house of natural history
and saw the dinosaur beds, which
were most interesting. The dino
saur skeletons are being chiseled
out of rock in the mountain side.
Some have been removed to the
field house and been reconstruct
ed while others will be left in
their natural state and a museum
will be built on the mountain to
protect them.
Driving from Vernal to Craig,
Colo, they went through the lar
gest pinion cedar forest in the
country, which, attracts many
tourists.
Returning home from Craig
they visited Mrs. Williams broth
er Lynn and family at Greybull,
Wyoming, and with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kroetch at Sheridan.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

be at the ground-breaking service
for a new church at Medicine Lake
where the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph
Dixon are serving.
Rev. Donald Scanlin of Red
Lodge, director of CROP, visited
at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Bernard McLain Tuesday norm
ing. He reported that Circle will
send a carload Of wheat to the
hungry September 80. Rev. Scan
lin, director of the Boy Scouts
Council Of Montana, also hopes
to have a field worker in this ares
and desires someone to 20 to VAL
ley City, N. D., for a regional
scout conference October IL for
that cause.
Mrs. Ida Cattaneo of Sioux Pass
wishes to report that John Cat
taneo, who was reported as a
Frontier Airline passenger leav-
ing for New Jersey, was her son
John, known here as RAYMOND.
and not her husband, johnny. as
SO many people believed. Raw
mond had been called home on an
emergency leave to do the fall
harvesting while his father was
a patient in the Community
Memorial Hospital, and left on
Frontier Airlines to return to his
army base at Fort Monmouth. N.
). He was there one week when
he was transferred to Boloxi. Miss.
where he is attached to Keesler
Air Force Base and Helicopter
Control Division. Mr.. Cattaneo is
home at this writing and his con-
dition is reported somewhat i'm
proved.
Irving Barnes of the Hillcrest
community was a caller at the
Herald office last Friday. He re-
ported that he has lost faith in
the old adage that 'lightning new
er strikes twice" Last Tuesday
night his house was struck, the
second time in two years, burn
ming out fuses, radios, clocks and
other appliances, though protected
by lightning rods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grulke of
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
KiWanians See
Film On Blood
Mobile Program

81 Braaten, chairman of the
Richland County Red Cross Blood
program, showed a film at the
regular weekly Kiwanis luncheon
today portraying how the blood
program is carried out and how
and when the blood ACQUIRED
through the bloodmobile units Is
used in saving lives. He announced
that the blood mobile unit will
loe IN Sidney October 13 and
urged that everyone possible get
out and try for the first time to
help Sidney make its quota.
Mr.. Braaten was introduced bv
Scotty Mcdonald, program chair
man.
Orlan Strom asked for volun-
teer guides for the Industrial tour
to be held in Sidney October is.
Guests of the club were s. It,
Braaten, Russell Packard of Har-
din, J. E. Burrows of Glendive
Dick Thompson, Axel Person
George Knaff, J. B. Dave. Chef
Johnson, DR.. o. D. Hutton and
Lois Allen.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
World Wide
Communion AT
Peoples Church

The sixteenth World Wide Com
munion Service is being observed
October 2 along with most Of the
other major denominations. The
sermon theme is commitment
to Christ with special music by
the Senior Choir directed by Miss
Carol Barnes and organist, Mrs.
Harold Rounce.
Sunday evening at 1870 to $50
keeping our Commitment alive"
will be studied and discussed by
the entire church. All through Oc-
tober the theme in the worship
and in the evening will be Com
mitment to Christian Living"
Families not attending another
church are welcome.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

Turner home several days last
week. Mr.. King and Mr.. Turner
were classmates and close friends
at the Wisconsin State university
in Madison and this was their first
visit in a long time although they
have kept in contact with each
other throughout the years. Fol-
lowing their graduation Mr.. King
went to Puerto Rico, where he
worked for an export and i'm
port company for 80 years. He re-
turned to the states at that time
and VA employed by a chemical
company in Portland, Oregon, for
a few years. He later acquired an
equipment business of his own
IN NeWburg, Ore. He has since
retired and has just returned from
a years vacation spent in Puerto
Rico.
Mrs. Harold Kreis of Manhat-
tan, who has been visiting here
the past ten days at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Provost, will leave tomorrow for
home. She will visit enroute with
her sisters, Mrs. Robert McCor-
mack and family at Shelby, and
Mrs. Lee Corkran and family in
Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Petersen of
Vancouver, Wn., and children
Jeffrey and Pamela, visited among
relatives and old friends in Sidney
several days last week and while
here were houseguests at the
home of Mrs. Violet Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Nelson re-
turned Sunday from BILLINGS.
where Mr.. Nelson underwent sur
gerry at st. Vincent's hospital. He
is making splendid recovery but
will continue under care at his
home here for a few weeks.
MIR G. r. Doran of 400 Third
Avenue NE. left Culbertson by
Great Northern's Western Star for
Everett, Wn., to be with her
daughter, Anna, while her hus-
band, Fred Hart, is in the hos
pital suffering from cancer.
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Suckstorff
left the first Of the week to drive
to Missoula where Mr.. Suckstorff
will attend the annual meeting of
the Montana Theatre Owners as
ISOLATION. From Missoula they will
60 on with another association
official and his wife in the latter's
car to Los Angeles to attend the
annual meeting of the Theatre
Owners of America. Suckstorff,
owner of the Center, Princess and
Motor-Vu theatres in Sidney. will
represent the Montana Theatre
Owners association at the Los An
geles meeting. They will return
home about the middle of Octob-
er.
A visitor at The Herald last
week was Vincent Russell of Fair
view who renewed his subscrip-
ton and told us he has had the
same numbered post office box in
Fairview for As years. He came
there in 1906 when the post Of
flee was in the old log store
building. He kept Fairview resi-
dents supplied with coal mined
on his homestead just west of
town until the Jennison mine was
opened at the north edge of
town. The new mine did a whole
sale business, shipping out coal
by the carload to other localities.
He filed on his homestead 40
years ago the 7th of this No
vember. He said that Is of the
old settlers Of that period who
were present last year did not
answer roll call at the Old Set
tiers annual picnic held at fair
time in Sidney this year as COM
pared with 10 for the year before
and they r thinning out rapid
ly.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
SIOUX PASS LUTHERAN
CHURCH CHANGES SCHEDULE

The Sioux Pass Lutheran church
pastor, Norman R. Prestbye, Culbert-
son, Montana, calls attention to the
change in service schedule Of that
church as follows:
Sunday school at 100 p. m. and
worship services at 2:3O D.. m. the first
and third Sundays of the month.
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

Don't forget the Harvest Dinner
at Peoples Congregational church
next Thursday, Oct. 6. The menu
will feature turkey and ham.
Serving begins at $50. Your pat
rOnage will be appreciated. 36-Itc
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
Support the Girl Scouts.

Don't forget the Harvest Dinner
at Peoples Congregational church
next Thursday, Oct. 6. The menu
will feature turkey and ham.
Serving begins at $50. Your pat
rOnage will be appreciated. 36-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schwenke
recently returned from a trip to
Missoula where they visited at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Paladichuk, and got acquainted
with their new grandson, John
Mark, who was born September
DR.. George Stickney, superin-
tendent of Congregational Chris
tan churches of Montana, visited
Saturday afternoon at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Bernard McLain.
He was on his way to Plentywood
and then on Sunday planned to
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

Fresh Candy - Just received
shipments of Russell Slower e.
Whitman's Box Chocolates. TUR-
Err DRUG co. 36-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

READ HERALD WANT ADS!
And Use Them For Best Results!
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29
NOTICE OF
OF MON OAK OIL
STOCKHOLDERS

Stockholders of Mon-Dak Oil,
Inc, will meet at the NYA hall
Thursday, October 6 at l o'clock.
1t is hoped that ali stockholders
will be in attendance. 36-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

The WINS of st. Peters Luz
theran church of Sioux Pass will
hold a bake sale Saturday, Oct. 8
at 10 a. m. at the Valley Hard
ware store. 36-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1955-09-29

THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday, Sept. 20. 1855