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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-15

doctor, on his second trip, remarked.
There's goou nursing in this house. [
didn't expect to see Walter and Ben
alive this m. rning" But as her son
later remarked. THAT year, too. there
was no Christmas!''
Then came 1919. A buyer offered $50
apiece for COWS and calves They con-
suited their banker. '.Are you crazy?"
he exploded Those cows will be worth
$3.50 next spring. They fed $40 hay and
in the spring cows we're $40 and the OPP
timistic anker promptly clamped
down.
After the death of her husband in 1927
she let the ranch go and moved to an
other one. But she always dreamed of
regaining the old home place and 20
years later she bought it back.
Neighbors remember seeing her go
ing to irrigate in a one horse cart with
a baby in a basket beside her. She
tied the horse to the fence. settled the
baby in the shade and went to work.
Her day still begans at five am. but,
with her daughter-in-law doing the
homework her days are spent outdoors.
Mistaken Identity
Her ranch costume of Stacks. shirt
and man hat dressed for town she
can hold her own with "cowbelles"
young enough to be her daughter) has
given her a tIpd of stories of being mis-
taken for man. One winter she and
her son went to help couple whose car
was stuck in the snow and burning
While the men fought fire she stood
talking with TIE wife, but the husband
kept watching them and finally inter-
posed himself between them
Dear his wife said, 'this is Mrs.
Mannix"
'Tis not. he retorted, land I've
been watching you flirt with this little
mani"
Twice she has lost all her possessions
by fire and three times since reaching
20 she has suffered broken bones. The
1lTSL Was DIUk6u GOud1 UOIAC III ~
runaway with rake team. Four years
ago a log which she was skidding rolled
and pinned her down with b r Ike n
ankle. That happened in November but
by March she was back ON the meadow
helping with The feeding Then. at rs,
she fractured several ribs when her
saddle rolled She went through the day,
doing her usual work without telling
anyone. That evening. when she finally
told it, the hired man remarked, II
thought you was kinda slow bringing in
the cows this morning!"
She has he facility of sleeping in the
saddle. Recently neighbor met her
jogging down the road, obviously
asleep.
''Hey, Nettie," he shouted, Where
are you going?'
''I'm takino these cows home
what cows?"
There were no cows. When she fell
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-15

august IS. 1855
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-15

Another in series of odd and in
teresting farming inventions from
the files of the United States Patent
Office.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-08-15

SHE MIGHT BE CALLED the indie
structibIe Mrs. Mannix. At the age OF
90, seriously IL with typhoid, the doctor
said she couldn't live through the night.
Today at 80, she still rides the range.
Her ranch. which she operates with
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ARMSTRONG 1854 siddeley Sapphire
4-door sedan: T. and h.; Wv. tires,
preselector transmission; dark green
with beige leather uph.: 5000 miles;
peri. cond.; $4,000. Call CO. 5-0l90.
AUSTIN 1855 2-door sedan; low mile
age. heater, signal lights; Excep;;
tional value at S1.295. Delivered
foHS'' foreisn and ftsns American ssica Cars NAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. tEst. 1914.
Kaiser. Willys and exclusive dealer
for AUSTIN OF ENGLAND. AUSTIN
HEALEY. M. G. and MORRIS MINOR
in Wash. area. 7th at R SITS. nv;
King st.. Alex. va. King s-5525,
AUSTIN "a A-4o convertible: heater,
leather upholstery; real low mileage;
guar. qua oss Sizes. "eHi HILL / Is SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1l14
oDen oosrmoss sSe, ays tii q NJ; ss.. Ar Ar 4soo
1gesN 1HcRNER:s suicR. feRs ssss Minn. n1s. me-.
BUfck III k-ySse; !Ss Convertible Super: ST. .7ss.
HoRNER,s Frs BUICK. 1929 MINI. ne,
Stick III a-efssi isss Super zivi.r. eoap.s
new; as low as Si.5e5. La. $1,000.
PENNY MOTORS, 1920 R. I, ave.
BUICK 40 4-dr.; 1 owner since new:
$29y FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Con-
necticut. Wo.. .6-S40o.
nslsksssissSs sosls EossSss Of 5ads' saIee sHs
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th, Ii.
BUCKS - Horner's Corner. 3s29
MINI. ave. ne. A choice selection
Of models and coiors; Ky; ~ ~ ] -s22s.
BgieK S 50 Riviera super; sgss;; s1tsss. !,
Buick ~ Super 2-dr. sedanette;
priced today at only $l9S; N. Mo
oTas5 oTa6 qSTa %fIL1SS1s sa A0RtHSsS sGfcR. seoi
BGIcR HhsaS' 54 II klxisra selection; 81, ,Sss;
MINI. me-, LU. 1926: "a
hsSeS sSRSsssss s s6rdR. s. IKE ssss MINI
BGick iii k''T5O' !Ss 'a-dr. sedan; special for
sGSsS nsn:,s fun oRHS REes WfSs snlf n s4f 5ucR ReRk
200l Nichols ave, sc; .
BUICK , 81 ,54 Special; 2-tUns; tone 6s.p.. Ryps.
z. and h.. Wv. tires. mileage 1000.
Diplomat. Real bargain. AID. 2-2211,
sG!tk 81 ek' 1aaaS4i 1875 iRo.dm..s.r; as, ,ooo d
miles: very clean. S596. Ii. 4-91SS
BUICK 194s Super de luxe conv:;
r. h., beaut. Buick sport red, black
Burbank top, new" mother; sac,
s249. terms II wanted. 1880 R; I.
BUICK sSs; M ie4s Super 4-dr.: pyn.. T.
%enes. aSMn Anq ARsow XsoS i0S MoToRs. 4Sass ssis
Rhode Island ave. ne, AP. 7-7OT2.
BUICK .5b Century Riviera epe.;
5000 mi, mi; equipped, ,sS SS, z $50. Mr.
BUCK MfeSkSH' 80 Special i fodoi z.door; beaut.
black paint; fully EQUIP; low mi; :,
down. STOHLMAN GUAR. On our
new lot. 3266 M st. NV, NO.
Buick 80 eonv.; T; and b: pyna-
PfNEY BRANCH MOTORS. JU.
BUICK 80 sedan: r. and h. b. 2yaa-
PPINEYL x BRANCH MOTORS. ~.
and b.: $1s5. Also 81 Plym.. $ss.
JU. S-11S5. IS
Buick '5S Super Riviera; 2-tone
green; T. and h., Dynaflow: tinted
glass: like new. ST. .795, S245 down;
so others to choose from. P1NEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. S-11s5:
BUICK 80 Special sedanette: r. and
h., Dynafiow drive; Car No; 147;A.
ave. NV, WO. $4,000. Open ewes.
BUICk ~ conv.; r. and h.. Dyna-
flow: $3.50 or best offer. Tu. e
Evening star., 1955-02-04

CHEW. '52 de luxe sedan: dark sreen
finish. Wv. tires. T. and h.. turn
signals, sat covers, auto. trans; .
beauty; 5000: written guar. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS Ford. 3010
R. l. ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
CHEW. '51 4-dr.; metallic green nm
&. s5s5 ,1s fun price s, cARs, czlss,ss NC: lSS
CHEW. 1947 Aero sedan: excellent
transportation; S295, s6 down.
sTOHLMAN CHEVROLET guaran-
teed. Call AID. 2.S722. 8 Am. till 9
pm, ask for Bill Sefhus. Service
men financed. -
CHEvS. Sis, IL to choose from:
2-doors, 4-doors and club coupes: in
all colors: $S95, So down. STOHL-
MAN CHEVROLET guaranteed. Call
AID. 2-S722, s am. till 9 pm, ask
for Bill serhus. eervteemen n
CHRYsiER 1858 Newport: all extras:
reasonable. Call RE. 5-S336. IS
CHRYSLER '52 Windsor de luxe. A.
door sedan; automatic transmission,
radio. heater: heht green, and very
clean; 81 .l95.. ARCADE PONTIAC.
also $500 I4th st. NV. RA. 3-9650.
CHRYsLER 1852 saratosa sedan:
original green, r. and h., auto.
transmission. powerful VS. motor.
power steering. i owner, finest con-
trade or terms. WOLFE MOTORS.
e 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-.
3-0142
Evening star., 1955-02-04
TRAILERS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

INT! 40 KS refgr. van; runs good;
$4e5, or viii sell separately. Ju'
S-11S6. %
DODGE 40 1-ton stake: dual wheels;
4-speed trans; new motor: $500
sos down. PINEY BRANCH MO.
TORS, JU. S-11S6. %
FORD '53 F-100 s-cyl. h-ton panel
looks like new, has extremely low
mileage; almost new tires. heatel
and other extras. Warranted Z
day, S1,145. FRANK SMALL, il
INC. 5000 Pa. ave. Sc. LU. 2-99Z7
sTuDEBAKER '5s pickup; r. and h.
$4,000 mi. Price, $595. In very sooc
condition. DU. 6-979o. a
CHEVROLET "a A-ton pickup: htr,.
rack and tarpaulin: used few miles
for private transportation: new
condition: $1.195. GRADY MOTORS
NC. 5s0S 7soS Wis. ave-. Hetnesoa' 4
pSSI6GfE 81 4 '4 ~ 1-ton pickup; heater,
GOOD mech. eond. $275 or best cash
o6er. Pvt OWNER. Ell. 6-3775..
FORD 1851 2-ton stake; good ssdy eedy
ST. 3-94SS. Ewes. Wo. 6-6727.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AuroMoR.LEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1919 4-dr. Fleetline;
peri. Jet black finish, r. and h.,
extra clean: S395. NASH ARLING-
TON CORP, Indoor Showroom, 20I5
n: Moore St.. Arl. tRosslyn), Va.
CHEvRoGaT iA fuoIsg; 1850 styleline de luxe
only 80. 900 mi. Cali JU. 5-s726 fol
CaFvfRoEET M fssEs 0e'i IS. s0'' ssss: equipped
with r., and h.; matching seat
covers sss s6s Sesgy t0dfz SHEJRoy Fasy
Ai IA. aSoos. SeS or Open NTH iii S'-, $50. ~
CHEVROLET 1850 styleline de luxe
2-dr.: S595; light green finish: with
heater, radio, turn signals and good
tires: has had excel. care by orig.
owner. See 1t at WILLIAMS d
BAKER, 29th and M sts. NV.
CHEVROLET 1949 styleline de luxe
club cpe: S495; 2-tone gray finish;
with heater. radio, turn signals, seat
covers. good tires; l owner; excel;
VIII Williams M 'Sii & BAKER. XII a9th and N
caEvRoLEr III RiT 80 convertible: T. and
b.; low mi: one owner; heaut. green
I'm. new black top, immsc. interior.
Car In peri: cond. IN every way way;
Sas5 Sss5 s. sos 'es1 down. 70 BELL M oiTHoss oM6ToRs,
1910 Wis. ave. WO. $4,000. 30
CHEW. '52 Styleline de luxe sedan;
heater, Powerglide; 2.tone blue nm
ish: Car No. 154:A: ss95, MONROE
5000. % Open ewes. eve; til Q p.m.
CHEVY. 1859 Cdr. de luxe: Power
glide, r. and h., beaut, 2-tone nnish;
l owner: low n1iieage. car that
you will be proud to own; S796. Low
down payment: bal. in small
monthly payments, sTANDARp
wood, Nd. UN. 1861. IS
CHEW. '53 de luxe 2-dr.: fully equip.
Powerglide, 2-tone finish; Ike new;
low-mileage, 1-owner car. Special at
Sl,195. Top allowance for your car.
Payments to suit your BUDGET. NC
NEIL PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave.
Of. $4,000. in the heart Of BE-
cHEv. fHhEsvse4i less Bel Air a-door; beautiful
2-tone ivy blue; fully equipped: |:
S1.445, So down. STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET guaranteed. Call AID.
2-8722, s am. till 9 PM. ask for
Bill Serhus. Servicemen financed.
CHEW. '51 de luxe sedan: beaut. dark
blue finish with contrasting seat
covers, Wv. tires. r. and h., auto.
trans; carefully recond. for trouble
free serv.; q top-duality car, S195:
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
(Ford). 30l0 r. l. ave. ne. DE.
2-6302.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1858 "21o" hard-tor
clean: si.2eb. La. 6-2260. PENNY
MOTORS. 1920 r. I. ave. ne. -
CHEVROLET '61 styleline de lux.
2-dr: black. stand, trans. r. and
h., extras. very clean: $3.50 or bes,
offer. Call 10. s-3241. %
CHEVROLET "a Bel Air hard top;
T. and h.. Wv. tires. Pc: tive
ssEY iSRS ts sR&NcH aiS MtoToss. JSe 6oTs &
cHEvRoLET fhSRiET 1854 sedan: light green. gree
heater; like new; 1900 mi; $1,000
or 5000 cash and take over pay
ments. Call LU. 2-s976. "a
b; s749; HoRNER's COR; Buick
CHEVROLET 1852 cdr; heater; low
mileage; seat covers; .forest-green
finish; like new throushout: 4-mo.
guar; $595. HILL 4 SANDERS;
Wafh's ya,b :, Oldest Ee5d E% psaler' dSeO 1SeO
CHEVROLET 1859 Carry-All metal
snow tires; real sharp throughout; !;
30-day guar; S995. HILL & SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
Il14 vermont ave. NV, AO. s.
4300. Open ewes. till 9: sat. till s.
CHEVROLET 1949 Cdr. de luxe: r.
and h.; excel cond.; good tires;
low mileage; best offer. OIL. 1896.
CHEVROLET '4a e-dr: exceptionally
nice; sparkling gray finish: equipped
with heater. defroster, matching
seat covers. A real beauty. Only
S445, easy terms. KENYON-PECK
CHEVROLET, 1886 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va IA. 2-9o0l. Open til
CHEVROLET 80 club coupe; excep-
tionally nice, beautiful gray finish;
heater See and drive this beauty
today. Only S5S5, easy terms. KEN
YON-PECK CHEVROLET. 3140 Lee
hwy, Arlington, Va. IA. 2-9o03.
cRREvRchET GRsn 81 s;SS :ss Model $50 "s" 4-ar
brand-new; heater: $500 below list.
Delivered Feb. /; S1.S75. JE. 2
CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air convertible;
beautiful sungold finish, with black
top. fully equipped. including excel
lent Wv. tires; priced well below
fToG cHpIILHcooLDsMoBILE CO.,
1929 22nd st. NV, ST. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 1851 Styleline de luxe
2-dr.; S795; 2-tone green; like new
finish; with heater. good tires, excel
WILLIAMS & BAKER, the, Area s
Oldest Nash Dealer, 29th and M SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-04

FHREE-BEDRM. FRAME on approx
5 acres; o.h.a.. l story, fun 6sms,
storm windows, screens, ven. blinds
new elec. stove: S20.500.
FWo-bedrm. frame, on approx. Z
acres; coal hot-air heat, l story,
bsrnt; S1O,500; within 3 miles oi
D. C.. RE. 6-74SS. %
Evening star., 1955-02-04
CEDARHURST

ON THE BAY
Beaut. home. compl. furn., being Of.
fered at o price much lower than 1t,
value due to the off-season period
very mod. throughout. Expensively
equipped. Well Handicapped with
picket fence. It's exclusive! IT..
gorgeous! Mr; Gibson, 10. 1880
y. M,'1 NV, ". Me- ME. s.4ioo. nCoA ''~ % VI
Evening star., 1955-02-04

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high277 Money loaned on LIST
or End trusts. on terms to suit youl
budget. Loans made in D. c., Nd
sRd EEnaN xs tSy 'Vssssis WsssnlsSn rsss fs Lean
Trust Bldg. 300 r Ut. NV. RIM
S07. tel RE 1885.
MONEY ON End TRUST-we vii,
buy 2nd-trust notes. D. c., nearby
Md. or Va. Reasonable rates. MA.
TIONAL MORTGAGE 3 INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Z. ave. NV.
Ma. S-5S33.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO, Resltors
CASH IN ONE DAY-Second ant
third trust loans. Also frst trust,
and payments lowered. Elk. 3-7744
Evening star., 1955-02-04

WILL TRADE HOUSE IN NORTH
Have redecoratsd stuece. 4-bedrm,
2-bath house. In good residential
area, mr.. 18th and Underwood sts'
NV. Appraised BY veterans az. "a.
on your virginia farm or unim-
proved land In Loudoun, Fairfax OF
Prince william County. Box 1885,
Star
Evening star., 1955-02-04

State Loan Cs. Of VI. Lssns 70 $500.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
CLARK RANCH
2,1O0-Acre Beef Cattle
Tor,oo Noor WarroY1t0N

OVER 1-MILE FRONTAGE ON THE
HISTORIC RAPPAHANNOCK
This u one Of the largest and most
Complete cattle farms on the East
Coast. 1900 acres In permanent
pasture and crop land. Handsome
4-bedrm., 4-bath Georgian Colonial
home, modern managers houses,
& tenant houses, Among the barns
are large show barn. numerous feed
barns. bull barn. etc. Other attrac-
tive features are o rethskeler. 9
separate recreation house with bar,
attractive guesthouse. Separate
laundry building and provision
house. This farm has Q capacity tor
BOO head Of cattle. S250,000. For
further Information, ewes. and Sun
day call Mr.. James Tyler, Lenah
Virginia, b-2S12 weekdays.
George Mason Green Co.
2o3o Wilson Blvd. Arlington: Va:
Exclusive Agents. IA. 4-l4OO
Evening star., 1955-02-04
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1h-ton van: runs good;
S145: $25 down. JU. S-11S5. IS
FORD "a 2-ton stake; r. and h.
heavy-duty springs, 2-speed axle
GRADY MOTORS, INC. 1909 wis.
ave, Bethesda; OIL. 4-7400. a
Evening star., 1955-02-04
DAIRY OF DIARIES

4eS eSusss ss,: M a. nj fsd p es%
4 tenant houses, all milk EQUIP. or
paved blvd; Seneca river run!
through farm. main residence;
rms, IN baths, oil steam heat.
ige. silos, 2 lge. hay barns, ,9S barr
j Of the most complete dairies avail
Information and terms. sIGLER q
Evening star., 1955-02-04

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
IS A. 7-rooIn house. Running water,
new furnace, mod: kit. 10 Q. wooded;
stream, new cattle barn. Improved
e.. nr. interchanss q new ireeWas'
2SS A., dairy farm. S-rm. house;
bath, mod. kit. 2 ten, houses, 34-
COW D. C. barn, dry barn, 2 silos,
corn hse. 90 o. wooded, bal. crop
and grass. On hard road, 20 miles
s3o 4. io-rm. mod. manor house.
Cattle barn, corn house, smoke hse.,
etc. as .. wooded, bal: lush blue
Grass, sod, superbly watered. 1hs-
mi. frontage. On Rte. %, 10 mi.
to million dollar shop. ctr: in Sn
all-American city. S1lO.gO0
CHARLES n, JAMlsoN. srokef'
Evening star., 1955-02-04
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEr
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL PAY Cash for bargain South
or West Rivers. Chesapeake, water.
front property. EN-. 2-0116. ID
Evening star., 1955-02-26
Realty
Revue

The volume Of mortgages rec
orded in the Nation last year
reached an all-time record total
Of $23 billion, the Home Loan
Bank Board announced today.
The 1854 figure was 16 per cent
above the aggregate for 1853
the previous annual high.
The estimates are confined to
nonfarm mortgages of $4,000
or less. and reflect loans to f.
nance homes either newly built
or existing.
In December, 1854, mortgage
recordings amounted to $2.3 bill
lion, surprising any month since
compilations were first made in
1899.
The announcement attributed
increased lending during 1854 to
a sustained high rate of home
building.
James c. Leeper, past presi-
dent of the Philadelphia Build
ing Owners and Managers As
sociation and of BOMA's Middle
Atlantic Conference, will speak
on "Modernization Cost of Office
Buildings" at the luncheon meet
ing of the local BONA at 1915
pm. March % in the Burlington
Hotel.
A guest at the meeting, which
will feature an exhibit by the
associations associate members
will be Sterling Bigler, Of Phila-
delphia, president of the National
Association of Building Owners
and Managers.
X \ II
The Prefabricated Home Man
ufacturers' Institute has an
nounced that Harry L. Hewes,
former information officer with
the Federal Works Agency and
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, has joined its staff as
associate editor of the magazine
PF-The Magazine of Prefabrica-
ton.
Francis E. Maloney, Washing
ton real estate broker, has been
named a senior member of the
Society of Residential Appraisers
by the society's Board of Gov
ernors.
c. Louis Caputi, president of
Falls Church Realty, Inc, mas
announced removal of the
firms Office to 916 West Broad
street, Falls Church.
X X
American University announced
this week enrolment of 81 per-
sons in its Real Estate Appraisal
course-highest in the last 6
years. Total enrolment in the
university's five real estate and
land planning courses was re-
ported as 206 persons.
\ X
Joseph r. Little, real estate
broker, announces the removal
Of his office to 8416 Georgia
avenue. Silver Spring, Md. Clar-
ence F. (Bud) Fisher will be
associated with Mr.. Little in the
new Office.
II \ 4 Il
Donald A. Otenasek, repre-
sentative Of the American Radi-
ator & Standard Sanitary Corp,
announced this week his firm
has undertaken a new program
Of participation with the build
ers in the Washington Metro
politan Area In newspaper ad-
vertising campaign, The program
also will cover thescountry as a
whole, he said.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
Better Seal Knots in Wood
Before Starting 10 Paint

Before painting over a knot in
wood, be sure to fill any cavities
with plastic wood or wood putty
and then apply a sealer to the
area to prevent the sap in the
knot from staining the new
coating.
This sealer may be a product
made especially for the purpose
or shellac. When you use shellac.
remember that you usually need
alcohol to "cut" or thin it. The
label on the can will let you
know the proportions to use.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
ONLY $2s.soo
$4,000
lee Available

37o4 Huntington 81. NV.
You will be obsolvfeIy onoIsd os
oil this house with us true confer
hoN plan. Huge living room. dining
room and kitchen tho' needs 10
be n,odernized. ldeol for snsertoin.
ing. FIVE TwiN.SIZE BEDROOMS.
3 BATHS. Sold 10 settle esiote.
Vneun'. Directions, Off Connecticut
Ave. NV. OPEN SUNDAY. 100 TO
DARK.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
PARKW00D
$500 Wildwood

QuoIify Cope Cod In
nsw-house condition.
Living room with
fireplace, ini 9
room, kitchen. 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths, full
d a Wight basement
with club room area.
Attached 9 ar a g e.
Porch. Entire house
Immaculate. Situoted
on big beautiful cor
ner lot. Directions:
Wisconsin Ave. TO
Cedor Lane. right on
Cedar Lone TO Pork
wood Drive, left on
Porkwood Drive, 10
corner of Wildwood
Rood and Open Sign.
OPEN SUNDAY, loo
10 DARK.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
1911 Bloine Drive
Romhtey

You won't find as much house any
place on .odoy's market for the
money. Lovely large living room.
dining room, de luxe kitchen. the
answer 10 every womon's dreom.
3 twin-size bedrooms, full bose
nsnt. Buiit-in surase. Directions.
Eas,-West Hishwoy TO Meodowbrook
lone, south on Meodowbrook Lone
one block TO Blaine Drive on left.
OPEN SUNDAY loo 10 DARK.
Evening star., 1955-02-26
3 $50 TEXAS
AVE. Sc.

Low down payment
70 Vets. EASY TERMS.
Living room, fire.
ploce, dining room,
do luxe G.E. kitchen
with dishwoshsr and
disposol, eolored tile
powder room, Isl
floor. ; bedrooms,
one Of moster size,
2nd floor. Panslsd
{ lub 70 o m, reor
screened porch, plus
poiio. Bvilt-in CO.
roes. ONLY S2l.75o.
Directions: pennsyl-
vonio Ave. Sc. left
on TsKos Ave. 10
Open Sign. OPEN
SUNDAY. NOON 70
DARK.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

by the group was "Blest Be the
Tie that Binds"
After the program at the church
the guests were invited to the
church parlors for a reception
which was served by the daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Blue: Mrs.
Dewey White, Mrs. Mack Tilton
of Hamilton, and Mrs. Ken Banks
of Los Angeles, Calf, assisted by
Mrs. Harold Knauts, Mrs. Ira
Zuroff and Mrs. Ruben Brown.
The wedding cake topped with
a miniature wreath of orange
blossoms and a wedding bell was
cut and served by Mrs. John
Carda. Mrs. Chas. johnson and
Mrs. F. P. Blair poured at the
coffee table which was conferred
with a bouquet of garden flowers
and yellow tapers. The church
and parlors were decorated with
a %profusion of garden flowers.
The flowers were given by the
Fred Callison and Rudolph Lin
scheid families and Mrs. J.. P.
GRADER, and were arranged by
Mrs. Fred Callison and Mrs.
Linscheid and daughter, Audrey.
The honor guests were present.
ed with a large coin bouquet,
cards with money gifts from the
guests. A sectional davenport and
rocking chair and electric wash
ing machine from their children.
the daughters already mentioned
and Victor Blue, Richton, Wn.,
Russell Blue and Darrell Blue
Of Bozeman who were all pres
ent except Victor.
The guest book was in charge
Of Donna Tilton, granddaughter
of the Blues. Out of town guests
present beside those already men
toned were Mack Tilton of Ham
ilton, M. c. Dworshak, Oakland,
Earl Pomeroy from Havre
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jones
Of Terry and a friend John from
Helena.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Richev
BY Helen Hanson

Mrs. Chris Anderson and
daughter Alice returned SUNDAY
evening from a two weeks vaca,
ton of visiting relatives and old
friends in Wisconsin where Mrs
Anderson spent part of his child
hood.
Everybody was greatly sad
dened to hear of another old tiroer
passing on, Mr.. Clifford FoeS
Nearly everyone from the com
munity attended the funeral in
Culbertson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edeb,,rn
and Iris called at Dale Edeburn's
Tuesday evening to help him
celebrate his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Thomson
visited at the Norman Eldridoa
home Wednesday evening.
Those who were Sidney ca1lerc
Thursday to see the CIydesdala
horses were the Fred Thompsons
Norman Eldridges, Arthur Eide
burns, Earl McCoys and Mrs. Ira
Palmer and boys.
Alice Anderson is spending the
remainder of her vacation vic
iting with her parents, Mr.. and
Chris Anderson.
Something new has been added
A new mail route coming from
Culbertson into Andes started the
first of July with Gordon Peter
son as the carrier. This new
route will serve several new ma