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The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Preparations In Full Swing For
Richland Co. Fair Opening Sept. |

The 18th Annual Richland
County Fair and Rodeo will open
September l and this years three
day exposition shows promise Of
having the finest exhibits in its
history. With the best crop pros
pectS IN years, a strong competi-
1--WE spirit among livestock exhib-
ltorS, and an ever-increasing An
program, this exposition will far
out-do those of former wears. The
various community committees
are already organized and will be
holding meetings with County
Agent Dean Davidson and Fair
Manager Don Nutter the first two
weeks in August. Mr.. Davidson
states that the All exhibits will
be more numerous and of better
quality than ever before and as
IN past years, the Alters from
our neighboring counties will be
competing for the coveted blue
ribbons. The sheep, swine and
agricultural exhibits of the FLA
should break all records accord
ing to FLA director, James Nor
den. The fair management uses
the l949 agricultural show as the
yardstick for judging effective
ness Of the farm produce exposi-
ton and all members of the board
are confident that this is the wear
Greenough and Orr (66 Ranch
Rodeo) under the capable man
agement of Alice Greenough. Joe
Orr and Oakley Dayton. will
again provide rodeo entertain
ment with the widest and finest
bucking stock in the Northwest
TO attract and keep the interest
OF spectators, a rodeo must have
good stock, good riders and must
be fast moving. The Greenough-
Orr-Dayton rodeo stock is of the
best; top riders from owe the
country will compete for their
championship points; and
one Of the strong selling points
OF our rodeo is the speed and eff
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Braves Continue
To Lead
Major League

~ PltCleIS IN the league are as
follows: Harris SO, 1000; ID. Bentsen
10, 1000; Tollackson Al, 800: and n
Harper Al. BOO.
The five top hitters in the league
are Edmondson Of the Dodgers. .579.
Nichols of the Indians, 500; w. Miller
Of the Giants, .45O; B. Harper. Braves.
400 and D. Quilting. Indians, .384.
The schedule for week of July n
to August 6 follows:
Sunday = 200 Babe Ruth double
header: All four teams.
Monday - $3.50 Indians VS.. Dodgers;
1880 Braves VS.. Yankees; 100 Babe
Ruth All Star practice; $50 Whitaker
VS.. Tractor & Equipment.
- tuesday 900 All &C" leaguers;
1880 All "B" leaguers; 700 Babe
Ruth All Stars VS.. Glendive.
Wednesday $3.50 Braves VS.. Dod-
gers; 1890 Giants VS.. Yankees; 100
Babe Ruth All Star practice: $50
Reynolds VS.. Sun Oil.
Thursday 900 All &C" leaguers:
1880 All B leaguers; 700 Babe
Ruth All Stars VS.. GIendive.
Friday - $3.50 Indians VS.. Giants.
1890 Dodgers VS.. Yankees; 100 Babe
Ruth All Star practice; $50 Reynolds
VS.. Tractor & Equipment.
Saturday - $3.50 Make u pgames; $50
Sun Oil VS.. Whitakers.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
First Sidney
Swimming Meet
Sunday, Aug. IA

The Sidney Recreation Council
announce the first swimming meet
to be held in the new swimming
pool, Sunday, August IA starting
at 2 o'clock. Participants from
Sidney and community are invit-
ed to take part. Ribbons will be
awarded to first, second and third
place winners in each event. AL
persons wishing to participate are
asked to register at the pool be-
fore August 10. The following
races will be swan:
Boys under 10 20 yards
freestyle; 40 yards freestyle.
Girls under 10 - 20 yards free
style; 40 yards freestyle.
Boys IL and IL 20 yards
freestyle; 40 yards freestyle; 20
yards backstroke; 40 yards back
stroke.
Girls II and 70 (same as
boys).
Boys IS, IA and Is = 40 yards
freestyle; 80 yards freestyle; 40
yards b~ackstroke; 40 yards breast
stroke. (Girls same age).
Boys 10 and up and Girls Is
and up - 100 yards freestyle;
40 yards backstroke; 40 yards
breaststroke.
Open to all - Under water dis
lance swim. Distance race based
on time. 6 minutesl.
Diving (open to alb = jacknife:
plan front; swan dive; one and
one-half.
In addition to the above races
it is planned to obtain several
to help judge the diving
events and also give a diving ex-
hibition. The public is invited to
attend. There will be no charge.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
SOren A. Petersen
Dies Suddenly
Wednesday

Soren A. Petersen 43, died suddenly
early Wednesday evening at his farm
north of Sidney, where he n his
son Kermit had gone to ride horse
back. After riding for a while he
laid down, apparently to rest. which
Kermit said was not unusual. However.
When Kermit heard him breath heavi-
~ ne went over to see if Something
mght be wrong and being unable to
rouse him rushed to town for his
mother and the doctor. He had passed
away before their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen and their
children, Kermit IA and Kathryn Is,
LLau Just returned that afternoon from
a vacation trip to Yellowstone park on
which Mr.. Petersen had shown no evil
dence of being i'll.
Funeral services will be held at
Z p. m Sunday from the PeIIa Luz
tneIah church. The Cloyd-Gorder Nor
tuary has charge of funeral arrange
mentS.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
4-H Countrywide
Events July %
And August g.

Over 230 Richland County All
girls and boys will compete in two
big countrywide events on july
80 and August 6. The activities
during the two days will be live
stock, home economics, garden
and crop judging, a dress revue.
and hosts of demonstrations
These days will highlight the
county All youth achievement
for this year, according to nav
Stack, County Agent-at-Large. y
This year, the All members
Will judge livestock on July 80.
The group will travel to Bud ST.
mard's place to judge dairy cat
tie, Merton Simonsen's to Judge
swine and sheep, Lawrence
Browns for fat steers, H. c..
Larsen's for beef bulls and heif-
ers, and Art Miller's for poultry.
The Sidney Locker & Creamery
will treat the young All live
stock judges with ice cream.
August 6 at the NYA hall the
dress revue, demonstrations and
other judging will take place. Har-
rlet Olsen will act as announcer
for the dress revue and Sherman
Dynneson will NC the demonstra-
lions. Mrs. B. w. Traver. Mrs.
Robert Hilliard and Howard Will
son, Dawson County Agent. all
from Glendive, will serve as the
judges for the day.
Committee members who have
planned these two events are: Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling Swigart, Mrs.
Lloyd Delamore, Mrs. Don Baker.
Mrs. Glen Joslin, Mrs. L. E. JOS
lin, Mrs. Rupert Beagle, Mrs. Wig
go Andersen, Mrs. Harry Ander-
son, Mrs. Albert Sorensen. Mrs.
Con Simonsen, Mrs. Sam Cox.
Mrs. Henry Etzel, Mrs. Harold
christensen, Mrs. Herman Keller.
Mrs. June Whiteman, Russell NY
ron, Dave Albin, Joe Klasna. Law
renee Brown, Allan Darnall, Bill
Lindvig and Elmer Jensen.
The public is cordially invited
attend both events which will
Doth begin at 900 a. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
KiWanis To
Sponsor Rural
Identification

The Kiwanis Rural Identification
program will again be carried out this
year as in former years, and the
judging will be done Thursday after
noon, August 18th.
The committee is anxious that every
body who is interested in this Project.
and in having the judges look over
his place, can be. visited; but in order
not to miss anyone the committee
would appreciate very much if you
would send a card to or call one of
the Rural Identification committee
members if you have not already
done so. They are:
Nels Bach, Al Johns, DR.. Gordon
Beagle, Harry Belknap, and DR.. R. D..
Benson.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Big Crop Spells
Need For More
Farm Storage

Arthur Anderson, chairman OF
the County ASC committee urges
Richland County Farmers to check
on their grain storage needs in
the light of this years crop in
dications. He points out that for
those who need additional farm
storage, loans for up to 300 of
the cost are available at local
banks or may be made directly
through the County ASC office
at Sidney. Applications for such
loans are made at the county ASC
office.
Loans are available, Chairman
Anderson explains, to farm owner
operators, landlords, or producer
partnerships for storage structures
which will meet price support
storage requirements for wheat,
oats, rye, barley, dry, edible beans
and flaxseed.
Storage structure loans may be
paid off over a 4-year period with
interest at 40. Chairman Ander-
son also points out that storage
structure loans may be amortized
over a Swear period for income
tax purposes.
From all present indications this
years feed grain harvest will be
up with the best. The July 1 crop
report indicates a corn crop of
"a billion bushels, second only to
the record crop of $40 billion bush
els in 1948. The indicated oats
crop of LIS billion bushels is
only slightly below the record.
Rye crop prospects are 1879 above
last year. The estimated flaxseed
crop of 43 million bushels is about
40 larger than last year and
about 20% above average.
Prospects in Montana are en-
cOuraging. The July l report in
dicates a wheat crop of SO, 49, 900
bushels, up 16% over the 1854
crop. Barley production is indi-
Gated at 38,416,000 bushels COM
pared with 33,332,OO 10 in 1854; oats
production is forecast at 12,775,-
600, $50 above last years crop;
and the corn crop is forecast at
3,468,000 bushels compared with
2,813,000 bushels in 1854.
Chairman Anderson estimates
that farm storage facilities in
county adequate to meet
CCC loan requirements total a.
bout 775,O00 bushels, with about
$500 bushels Of this space being
used for wheat of previous crops
and under reseal loan. This leaves
current farm storage space avail
able for this years crops at
around 772,500 bushels.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Lambert Saddle
Club Will Hold
Fun FrOIic Sunday

The Lambert Saddle club will
hold their next Fun Frolic Sun
day, July 81 at l p. m.
All neighboring clubs and in
terested horsemen are invited to
participate. The afternoon pro-
gram will consist of barrel racing,
pole bending, rescue race, must
cal chairs, pony express and sad
die horse racing.
Lunch will be served at the
chuck wagon hot dogs. DOB
and candy.
Everyone is welcome. Come
and enjoy the afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Pre- : School
Physical Exams
Given 1st Graders

Fifty = five physical
were done by DR.. R. D. Benson.
county health officer, Tuesday and
physical examinations are being be1d
at the NYA hall for the 1873 first
graders. ~
All children entering the first grade
this year are expected to have their
examinations before school this fan
physician.
The clinics are to be: August . 2
and 4 and August 10 and IL from
1000 a. m. to 1870 a. m. If Won have
MT registered call 451 nurses office
between 1:30 and 4:30.
The helpers for July 26th were Mrs
Harry Henderson and Mrs. Ida phil
lips. July 9th they were Mrs. Harry
Belknap and Mrs. Frank HartzeI and
for July 18th they will be Mrs. e, r
Ellington and Mrs. Earl Nelson. r. n
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION
BY THE MAYOR

Whereas, Frontier Airlines has
operated a service for approx
mately a year in Sidney with
much success and of great ser
vice to this community, and
Whereas, Frontier and citizens
of this city wish to commemor-
ate this years service by APP
.propriate ceremonies, and
Whereas, Frontier AirIines Sun
liner will be at the Richland
County Airport on Saturday, July
80, 1855 with visiting di-gnataries
and government officials to prop
erly commemorate this event.
Be it hereby known: that Sat
urday, July 80, is declared From
tier Airlines Air Fair Day.
Signed, sealed and delivered.
j. M. %Suckstorff, Mayor.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Two Classes
Conducted At
USAR Meeting

Sidney U. S. A. r. Unit SVC
Btry TAB F. A. Bn. held its regu-
lar drill Monday night, July 25.
Two very interesting classes were
given during the two hour drill.
Sgt. Roy Partin instructed on
Interior Guard duty and Captain
John Anderson gave a class on
hygiene and sanitation.
The Sidney USAR unit is grow
ing each week with new enlist
ments. Anyone with a Reserve OBJ
legation or interested in the u. S.
Army Reserve is invited to at
tend the regular drills. SVC Btry
74S FABN meets every Monday
night at 7:30 p. m. in the base
ment of the Valley Hotel.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Band Rehearsals
Start August I

Band rehearsals to shape up the
Sidney high school band for their
appearance at the Richland Coun-
ty air will start next Monday
August l. The reheasals will be
held every Monday evening from
700 to 900.
Sectional rehearsaIs will be
held either once or twice weekly
depending upon the advancement
OF the students. Attendance at
these rehearsals will, as in the
past years, be rewarded by chev-
rons and also position within the
band. Last years seniors are in
vited to participate.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Special Program at 200 d. n

Special Program at 200 d. m.
A short speaking program is
scheduled for 200 D. m. in front
of the Airport Administration
building and will be in observance
of the the first year of scheduled
air service to this area. Appear
ing on this program will be Presi-
dent c. A. Myhre and Vice Presi-
dent John Lindsey of Frontier
Airlines, Mayor Jack Suckstorff.
representatives of the County Air
port Commission, county COM
missionerS and Chamber of Com
merce.
A special demonstration of the
Montana National Guard Helicop-
ter is also scheduled at the end of
the speaking program. Jets from
the Great Falls air base will Sa-
lutte the field and crowd at about
200 p. m.
Sidney Co. A National Guard
members will assist in parking
and will have a refreshment stand
at the field. The company will
also display some of their equip
ment. Families r urged to at
tend the events to help celebrate
the first year of air service and
to take advantage of the twenty
minute flights. A rate of $3.50 is
set for the rides. Tickets can be
purchased at the Frontier office
at the airport and at the Sidney
of Commerce.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Joan GiIster
Tells kiWanians
Of Girls State

Joan Gllster, daughter of Reverend
ana Mrs. r. A. Gilster, was the faa-
turaeE speaker at the Kiwanis noon
luncheon last Thursday
Joan was introduced bv DR. Ear1
nelson of the program Commits
Sne told first of the organization of
Urls State and then of the ac+,,o1
events that took place while She
Was there. Miss Gilster stated tbst
through Girls State, I learned more
apouC my government and how it oper-
dtes' 1 also received a greater nm
u~eTstandlng of people through NV DC
Socialon there, and feel better G11a1i-
country u my
Girls state is a working example of
IHe united States government. The
SIS taKe part IN a city, county and
ing elected from their ranks loan
was elected to alderman of her pre-
clhcC IN the city of SAPPHIRE. There
were 10 girls in attendance This
year. Chlet Justice Hugh Adair adj
mustered the oathS to the elected
oLLIcIsIS. Saturday night at the Cow
ernorS Dinner, Governor Aroneon
spoke to the girls. The next morning
they attended churches of their choice
ana that afternoon the Girls State nins
n awards were given out and tbe
montana delegates to Girls Nation
oPOhGs
Joan sincerely thanked the cl,,b for
sending her to Girls State and ~ III
that 1t was an exerperience She
would never forget. DR.. Nelson IN
thanking her for her talk, said that
after hearing her speak, if Girls
state were to be described in n
word, 1t would be worthwhile"
Guests at the luncheon Included
Kenny Mcdonald, son of member Scot
ty Mcdonald, and Al McAdams.
Rex Smelser, on behalf of the Trini-
ty, Lutheran church, its pastor. Rev
John Chambers, and its consrega.
ton, invited the Kiwanians ia Sttend
of its three dedicatory services
held last Sunday.
President Carl Johnson reminded
the, members of the state convention
TO be held IN Miles City August 7, 8,
tend other clubs while on vacation in
order to make up attendance -
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Large Crowd Expected For Frontier
Air Day Celebration Here Saturday

The Air Fair at the Richland
County Airport will open Sat-
urday, July 30 with Frontier Air
lines twenty-minute sightseeing
flights starting at $50 a. m. These
Tights will continue throughout
the day and the goal is to haul
over 400 passengers in order to
beat last years total. Earl Pass
water, Frontier sales manager, has
spent most of this week in Sidney
completing arrangements for the
big day.
AIR DROP AT $3.50 A. NJ.
Several hundred free tickets will
be made available to rural and
city boys and girls. An air drop
OF Frontier timetables will be
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
U DEMOCRATS
CLUB SPONSORS
DINNER

The Young Democrat club viii
sponsor a no-host dinner for Attorney
General Arnold Olson on July 30 at
$50 p. m. in the Frontier room in the
Lalonde hotel. Following the dinner
there will be a question and answer
period. This will be an excellent op-
p~ortunity for all persons with ques-
tons on the school land controversy
to have them answered by the at
torney general. The dinner and after
dinner meeting is open to the public.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Capacity Crowd
At Dedication OF
Trinity Church

More than 1900 people attend
ed the three services at Trinity
Lutheran church Sunday when
the congregation dedicated its new
sanctuary. Every available space
in the nave and narthex was
crowded with worshippers at the
dedicatory service when more
than 300 were on hand to dedi-
cate the building to the glory and
worship of the Triune God. Guests
were registered from almost every
town in Eastern Montana and
from many places in North Da-
kota, South Dakota and Min
nesota. Letters of congratulation
were read from many sister con-
%gregations in Montana.
Speaker for the morning ser
vice was the Rev. Paul M. Fret
burger, pastor of Trinity Lu-
theran in Billings and president
OF the Montana District of The
Lutheran church = Missouri Syn
cd. In his message he emphasized
the need for all to be r~ededicated
to the service Of Jsus.
One of the most impressive
parts Of the service was the pro-
cession in which the sacred yes
sells were carried by the officers
from the old to the new church.
Several hundred people partici-
pated in this solemn rite and in
the valedictory service in the old
church.
The door of the new church
was opened by the chairman of
Trinity Congregation, Mr.. Roy
Hansen. MI. Lyle Lundquist. act
ing IN behalf of the Madsen Con-
struction Co., turned the key over
Mr.. Hansen, representative of
the congregation. MI. Lundouist
was the general supervisor of the
church construction and his faith
er, Joel Lundquist, was the fore
nan.
Speakers at the afternoon and
evening services were pastors.
Walter Bel of Havre and B. G..
Mueller of Minot, both former
pastors of the Trinity congrega-
ion. Both encouraged the con-
5regation not to make its new
building a mausoleum but a work
'hop where more and more peo-
Die worship God on Sunday. live
o His glory and serve Him every
lay of the week. Trinity Lutheran
congregation which has doubled
is membership in the last six
ears, received commentator for
heir labors from their former
PASTORS.
With the completion of their
lew church, members of Trinity
axe this opportunity to express
incere thanks to the following
irms: Sanders, Cresap and Koch
or all the legal work done gratis:
E. Rice for abstract services .
one without charge; Richland
Iational Bank for their cash do
alton; Kallevig Brothers for the
lany hours of work done on the
rounds; Richland and Yellow
tone Machinery and the Richland
.anch Supply for the use of
quipment; The Mountain States
telephone Co. for line service s
moving the buildings; the
idney Herald and KICK for {
ublicity; the Sidney Electric !;
or use of equipment; Pella Luz /
leran, Ebenezer Congregational,
FW, American Legion and Fair !
.oard for use of chairs, tables, +,
ishes, ETC., City Of Sidney for
yelling work on the church J
rounds; Osborn Studios for the :
Ibum of pictures presenting the :
of the building project; +
nd to all others who assisted in ,
le program. ,
Ohio produces nearly one-haIf the (
atoms greenhouse tomatoes. \
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Method OF
Parking To Be
Strictly Enforced

ArucIe XIII, Section ISL, Sidney We
PARKING CLOSE TO CURB: No
person shall stand or park a vehicle
IN a roadway other than parallel with
me edge of the roadway, headed in
the direction Of lawful traffic move
ment and with the right hand wheels
OF the vehicle within eighteen Q81
mcheS OF the curb or roadway EXCEPT
as otherwise provided in this article
Parking on the wrong side of the
roadway is a definite hazard as there
are no reflectors or red light show
ing, any violations of the above article
viii be cited effective this date.
EARL G.. MAUGE
CHIEF OF POLICE
pub. July %, June Al
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
Notice OF Sidney
Public School
Registration

Registration fees are $4.25 for
seniors, juniors, sophomores and
freshmen and $2.1O for eighth
and seventh graders. It is very
necessary hat everyone register
on the above indicated dates be-
tween the hours of 8 a. m. and
4 p. m. World Insurance coverage
is $3.50 per student and is payable
at the time of registration.
Raymond A. Gerber,
Supt. of Schools. 27-5t
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Larry Dugan, Westhope, N. d d.
ert tab Roberts giaf+ Rugby ugh n. p. July : 2I'
bo S6n Of K ala5s ana M D D2rlene prouty.
Harland E. Olson, STANLEY
Ruth Azure, Wiliston, july S5u cleo
Antoine M. Ditmarson, Seat45.
and Olga H. Rastad, Westb,s Wn.,
July %. SDy' Mont,
sw |lalgiioe Ib5 10Th of mt Selma
July IS. s"S' ~. Oak.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-28

Ohio produces nearly one-haIf the
nations greenhouse tomatoes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-29

are mainsays WORRY show here in NYC.
Doryee Brown the beautiful MGM recording artist who is
riding high with her release of early Times"
guest week Art Waners ABC radio show and Hal Tun
This Thursday nite she will be guest Sam
my Hayes ABC Radio show Also Miss Brown will be
guest the Woowoh Hour Sunday August 81
CHS Radio She sensational the Fourth of July
holidays playing the exclusive Shaker Ridge Country club
outside Albany York. the following day the
Scheiffers hotel in the Catskls.
Art MONEYS recording of Honey Babe" is climbing high
er in top Joni James is still looming one OF
the top in the country Betty Madgans MGM
release of "Teddy Bear" really catching Oscar Pet
tiford is the rave of jazz fans,
Pearl Bailey singing comedenne who recently starred In
the Broadway production of blouse of Flowers will be fea
tured guest of Mitch Miller CHS Radios Kraft Music
Hall" Sunday She will be joined at the microphone in an
informal table discussion by Don Cherry amateur golf
er and singer, and two other guests.
Dnah Washington and Terry Gibbs quartet now at Basin
Street Ralph Sharon Trio, along with the Cy Coleman
Trio at the Composer Faye Adams has been set to fill
the top female spot Lou Kreez big Ten Review for
early fall tour The review will tour the East Midwest and
South 1t is being sold for $4,000 week mites and $500 week
ends Jack Archer Shaw Artists vice president is handling
the tour talent lineup includes Joe Turner The Clovers
Bo Dudley Doggett Gene and Eunice Eta James and
her Peaches Charlie and Ray the Paul Williams band AL
Jackson, emcee and the Drake Trio dance team
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-29

Betty Madden
Circle No. Of the Oak Grove
Baptist church will celebrate its
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-29
=: SPORTS CL0SE.UPS :
By Fritz Pollard

NEW YORK-Gl obal-There predictions and rumoTs
flying about the Ray obinsonCaseani fight
in San Francisco this people had doubt
that Ray would take his opponent that he had this one
going away"
But thru it ALL seemed that Ray really too
much bothered about the Caselan fight per He admitted
that boxer and perhaps lot bet
many people gave him credit for being but he said
never had that he had what it took beat him.
No. the only thing that bothered Sugar Ray, the only
thing in the back of his mind the fact that
Tiger Jones had decision him. Now, of course
would think the big thing in Rays life would be getting
crack title Well he has that in the back of his
mind too. But first and as matter of his ego he
wants another crack In fact maybe he gets
chance at Bobo Olson he won't enjoy the possibility of
victory there wipe the slate clean Of the Tiger
Jones matter.
So Sugar Raw Robinson has a date He considers the
Jones affair spot his and he wants to
it His pride was by the decision and matter what
champ.