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Evening star., 1955-10-17
APIS. UNFURN.. 0. c. lcens. ]

APT. UNFURN.--2 large rms. KIT.
utils. furn.; sos. 10. e-7s2s
oEoRdETOwN EFFIc.-Fuil kit.
Day. IA. S-S100: ewes, Ho. 2-6742.
LOCATED Mr.. CAPITOL, lst and In
diana ave. n.w.--Newiy dec. incl.
tile d. English bsnt. apt, 2 rms,
KIT. and bath: 2nd-n. apt: 8 rms,
kit. and bath: all uttls. and heat
furn.; very reas. rent 70 suitable
tss2a1ts; sal5 linauirs ITO e st. Hsws
BIS 18th ST. NV. downtown loea-
tiop--Efneieney. ! rm-. kitchenette,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-ons bed
rnl.s siy. rui., kit, dinette, bEth
with shower. Corner apt. Also
enc Newly decorated. RE. 7-529s.
EFFIC.--2 rms.. kit. and bath. .
blocks from StatleF: attr. dec. Mass.
ave. near 18th. AD. 4-92s7. 16s
APT. 4. 2907 FaIrlawn ave. sse.--
.Bfdrm.. hy. rmr dinette. kit. and
bath; J-yr.-old BLDG, Tenants fnrn.
cleo; $50. OIL. 1891.
GEORGETOWN. 25Ii QUE NM
bedrm. apt: 500 mo. including all
ntiis. and secretafiai service. Pc.
s-~4Cll. 80
Sc. AREA--Mod, ana a-bedrm.
str. eanes ssa eSsel 'se ~ iOff sf 4iio60 o6e0pDns
APT. HUNTING made easyl Cause
| FREE. excel. selections, all parts
.: G, save time! Call MANDEL.
AID. 4-340O. --21
OAKWOOD ST. s.E.--Conyenient 70
Boiling Field. Liv. rms kit. and
bath. Call BErTzELL, DI, 1900.
5 RMS. AND BATH mr.. waiter
Reed. ia, 9-04sl after pm
$50 LoSGFELLow ST. NV, cor.
Ga. ave- rooms. kit. and bath;
$3.50. See tanitor. RA. 3-ogssS.
. RMS. AND KITCHEN. share bath:
t4ansp s.iis insi T6. sSsls. fs session. 500 nj
RHODE ISLAND GARDENS
Sdhs dinette; mo mod. Dy elsy. sids.. sec'y.
serV.. avail Nov. /; rent, S52 80.
Apply resident manager. lis
36O2 ROCK CREEK CHURCH Rp..
NV. Apt S--2 rms, kit. din. and
bath: gas heat: key Apt. /, after
2 pm S55 So.
kit. and bath; gas heat; $50. so
c. II. PARKER CO. MA. S-232o
IL
IOs ATLANTIC ST. Sc
Modern air conditioned ant. in Con-
Essnsss $3.50 Es.i ho. nss. i-0s0fm' apt
| 27ie WISCONSIN, AVE N W.
iLge. 2-rm. kit. and bath apt. nr.
Mass ave: heat furn. SS5 mo.
2665 4th ST. NE.
2.rm., kit and bath apt.s eonv. 10
everything. Rent. $3.50 mo.
| I014-15th ST. NE.
Lge. 1-bedrm. apt, rear porch. Cow.
2325 FAIREAwE AVE. Sc.
i2-rm. kit: and bath apt: cow. Sec
CALL Mr.. DuvALL. DI. 7-s49o
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BRICK
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
100000 BRICKS
$1S PER M
CALL Lu. 4-0500
ACE WRECKING co.

CASH REGISTER
sIssa-sis as ss 5ly sassH sHsH sss ssaisTsss sS Tins
SALES q SERVICE. .ol9 14th ST,
CASH REGISTERS
NssipRs sAHes = sS ssRyIcs. css spis iaih &
COAL AND WOOD RANGEs. new
and used. ACME STOVE CO.,
l0II 7th st. NV MA, S-So5%
COAT. iady's: black wool. never
worn; made In London; size ~.
Also squirrel neckpiece: both for
$50. OIL. 6-7350. -lT
DIAMONDs-Lady's Ia cts. emerald
cut. $3.50; ladys p e, 500;
Si.is5; iady's i Il cts. $3.50; lady;
"a, cts. pear shape, $500. LIvINGs-
TON y co. 1423 H st. NV, NE.
|DINETSTfEi SET. very modern. and q
chairs, Chinese green: sectional
sofa. ebony bufet. matching yell
low lounge chairs. kitchen cabinet,
powder blue fan back chair. several
chester House by appointment. Call
AD, 4-6729 any morning between
9:30 and il 80 am. lSs
DIN. RM., beautiful seafoam ma
hog. breektrofit, bunet, table. b
chairs, 3 mos. old. Ov. 3-2594.
--I9
FIREPLACE LOGS. gas and cleo;
screens, andirous. tools. ACNE
STOVE. 1uII eth NV, Ma. S-S25a,
FLUTE, used twice: Ike new; will
sacrifice. NE. 4-32f0.
CUSHIONS. % i JUMBO MaTTREssEs
Gillilland, sI45 r NV. Ex. 3.iu33
FUR COAT, black Persian. custom
made In N. Y. last season: finest
matched skins: cost $li20O, sacr.
for best nfier. Moving to Fla. OIL.
4-163S. 1-I9
run COAT. new. gray lamb. Iull
length. size Ss; best offer accepted.
/ oil, 6-f2gO. Ia
IFUR GOAT, Persian paw, black. size
II: also complete mantel set. so
S-q27I. -iT
Evening star., 1955-10-17

BLINDs-Nev tapes and cords on
any 2.tape Venetian blinds. l.s9
/ dgeg. price $3i; eall ME- 10000,
AWNING. 500 West 81. North
mick Sci work - Fireplases and
ehimneys. Call XII. s-5627 after
BRICK AND BLOCK woRK--All
types Of brick masonry, free esti-
mates, Call any time. 10. 2-lyl6:
CARPENTRY. repairs, remodeiins
brick. cement. additions, Cash or
terms, GEO. COOK, WA. s-5ll4,
cARPENrER, painlinE, cement work,
any type home repairs, Lee. OF
small Jobs. Tu. 2-7464, co; s.
building and seneral
remodelinE; commercial ana resi-
dental Ii $500. ia. 6-603t
CONTRACTOR--Specializins In work
for home owners, all types of re-
modelling. additions. club rooms,
porehes.. dormers. attics. heatine.
Al mechanics. finencing, architects
and permits. NATHAN cHINITZ.
EIECTRfC WIRING - LARGE and
small Jobs. free estimates. Day, CO.
5-959S; night, uN. 4-l566.
FLAtiST0NE, STONE. CEMENT. pa
tioS. walls, steps, etc. Free estimate.
Call JERRY, LU. 1-475n.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
MOTOR rRAvEL
RIPAlRs and sIRvIcIs

DRIVING TO SAN FRANCISCO. Oct.
IS; take 1: share expenses. Refer
ences. BOX 324-A. star. IL
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FLOORS REFINIsHED
LEES FiooR sERvicE
FLOORS-FLOORS

FLOORS-FLOORS
New and old laid. finished. waxed
cleaned. sanded. All types Of limo.
lium and tiles installed. LONG q
LONG FLOOR SERVICES, INC.
TU; 2-630a. lis
HARVEY UPHOLSTERING. free esti.
mates for repairs and, remodeling
first-elaSs work Euatanteed; IL
years experience, AP. 7-S154. LII
PAINTING: interior and sxterioT
THOMPSON. To $3.50. aos |
PAINTING. paperinE; lSt.class work.
nlanship: work done immediatel,
Mr.. POAT. RA. J-5643. 2as
PAINTING Interior and exterior
call any time. A. DoMINICK, IA
4.l453 OF IA. 4-Q317.
PAINrlNG-Beautifnl interior work
work. Free est. ia. 9-l3II.
PAINTING, genl rennodeliug: salts.
NED customers for over - yrs, Mr.
LAWRENCE. IA. 5-e031: IL. $500
PAINTING. small Jobs, all wori
guaranteed, reeS. priced. Free
estimates. II. 4-35SS
PAPERING. 5-room house. 500
Painting interior, exterior. lst-class
work. RA. 6-6Sa2. IA. a-l850,
---93
PAPERING. $40 rm. up: surifast
wash paper: do own work; guar
white mechanic. RA. 3-9024. lis
PAPERING: $40 and up this week,
only 1855 SunfaSt washable papers
JU. S-160O, RA. 3-7393.
PLAsTERING AND DRYWALL,
pAtehiEg and REPAIRS prompt seTv-
ice: reas. prices. XII. 9-2362. LIS
PLASTERING DONE, patch WORK
speciality; all work euaranteed:
free estimate. 10. 2-9595. lis
PLASTERING REPAIRs-old ant
new work, lse: and small iobs. Reas
white mech. Work guar. Ju. SALSA
PLUMBING AND HEATING - Low
prices, free estimates. Md. worl
only. Mr.. LEE. VIII. 6-6S07. --5s
PLUMBING AND HEATING jobhing
repeiring, remodeling. 24-hr. serv
ice; no lob too small. RA. 3-0ss5
ROOFING, new work and repairs
suffers. spouts. carpentry AM
painting; also house paintine, ex
terror and interior. A. ID. THOMAS
WA 7-T362.
OOF1NG. WATERPROOFHNG
painting. repointing, eaulktngs worl
guar; white mechanics Ii. t-saO9
ROOFING SIDING - New installa
tton. Repairs on all types OF roofs
ii. 0-Sl00. ia. 5.6031.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
FURNITURE MART

= cOnN11UhE MANI
I215 King ST.. Alex, Va. XII 8-n3nn
EIJVS T-s,Ss, ,,,s..., ~
hee dho,rd .i,h sai ~ LnlsLts ksIss'
Is-ft yaIsns%e % ana aaf drsnes 1Ttesn, ~ sr
Sss,i, elusive sS..,.1, n z desoI:: ,s shop. alse
bench; sac. for besi offsS % 81. e =.
FUKN.-Entire furnishings ii :
S@pltsf SON aSpIIANcEs aIs Tsas Drfs sis JOIN IN
ST. Sc, Iii
GARAGE EQUIPMENT AND STOCK,
complete. win sacrifice. IA =.
0755. III
Name your price. 10. s-B3TS'
Gas RANGES. new. used, installa.
nuon. FEkhLESS SALES CO. 2231
"a ass. NV" De 2-eaoe'
So: rseondltionsd, Edsrantssd
ACE snNk w Cos 2220 Georgia ave
GAS RANGES, new. used, r.p,,r o,,
coal gas ranges, ACNE STOVE
101i 5th 81. NV, Ma. 8-s952.
Gun: 1e,sagGe auto. Reminston
sond !. opis S1sm naw ssn ~ ne
osieT e,aIi nj. S.ts9n S'S py
uE.rres 49, ~ s.e
hEhIEhs' ranees, stoves: new. useS
sTSSivT TSi ~ io1g psi ~ oou; eir' aSMs saNb
MIR SET Win record CHANGER ant
FM tuner. iHE' 4-s3o3 after . IN
kim. for ceramic en,orcemenl. Tor
iosd. 10. si... sa.d na,d ssSss sss
yni;s al. S.i susisd o'0 soNu..
~ on,,n..,9.. - rDS
LEAKS. BONDSTONE will stop your
Yan, seaks Hi1 nna aqa beauty ,ss9Mr snH Nnlue e
be appIied 10 any Surfsee fres
estim.. nothinS down. 3 3 Years 4
SEoi..ssys holiday, , -..el,,s o5 10000. cfSPIIAIiI
sve BetS Ma ~" o '1
49, s;y,.,rnv @ wv - "a
mhChINEht, new. never ueeo; 1U-
bandxsMs"' s"' .bnns1 1: iainsr A sndsr
Of. 3-sis isa i5
,sr~o
MIChOSCOfE' spencer. Ike new
suitable for medical student Of
physician. w; s-320S. IL
msEes loNsst pCsehl priees sSio ssEkSEaerRic skSa
ESUIP CO.. ;cstsi s475 if Sherman hlT ave. NV NV
o,n.xs -. go. 2l
tnothing else to payl puts a new
orsan In your home; private les
sons; music ana materials; KITS
1850 Q 81 NV. RE. T-o2i2.
fIIASos%e Ialso have an gnasgaly
and floor sample grands. Sucf
makes as chickering, Mason q
| Hamlin, George 6teck, Steifiwas
used. Lester; Winter and others
ConVsnient terms; JCHPAN .
cor. i3th ana q SIS. NV. Phons
SI. d-t4VO. @l
Evening star., 1955-10-17
ROOMS WANTED

BACHELOR desires furnished room
with connecting private bath in
attractive section Of NV, d. c.
Box 335-X, Star. 17s
Evening star., 1955-10-17

DAIRYMAN. 20 yrs. exp. age so,
Good ref. L. ScARBROuGH, 54 Elm
ST.. Takeula Pk.l Md. M
sELEvATOR OPERATOR, porter or
night watchmayl: colored: 63 yrs.
:, old: desires fun or part-time en-
ENGINEERS HEIPER. maintenance
) man, white, A. prefer living in
). PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
inE; Ress9nacIs prices; Free o:sat ssti-
SECRETARY, male. experienced, cf-
ficient, veteran, desires employ
ment in suburban Maryland area.
Reply Box 326-x. Star. lSs
SECRETARY
Young Man Friday. background Cap
itol HI. Govt industry. capable
heving executive Of details, seeks
position with company Offering Sc
curity. advancement. Excellent typ-
ing. shorthand speeds. Box 5l7-X,
star. Is
EXP. m GOVT, teaching, edit, con-
tact natson. AN. deg. Avail Nov.
]. VIII relocate. Box 33s-1' star.
IoUNG MAN. col, depend. WISHES
lob. Short-or6er cook. eley. OBJ. ho-
tel work, dom; work. Hu., 3-92s5,
C0L0RED NAN desires full-time
work as truck driver; hrs. 5-5 pm;
go gSo6 Sp ref. E Il 6.s3a6s .s
.lanitor yard work; best refs. 44lO
SoLoRED, IS. highiy educated. de-
ktkes part-time work. ewes, clergical
:, s.,,..or other. wa. 5-9659,
Evening star., 1955-10-17
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
The John Jay
a1A z HanitnI
3l4 3. Capitol

HILL. WALK TO WORK
bedfms. and eficiencies. modern
Kitchens, tile baths. automatic
elevator. laundry facilities. storage
space. ST4.50 10 500. so. Open daily
till s.! Sat. and Bun. 1-6. MR..
VINNIcK. ME. s-22e2.
1924 18th ST. NV.
2 bedrooms. living room, kitchen
and bath lis
Evening star., 1955-10-17
FURNITURE
NEW AND RENOVATED FuRE1
IUHE IN EXCELLENT CONEf
TON AT LOW, LOW PRICES
GGME IN. BROWSE AND BE CON

WINGED.
New mod. wrought iron table lamps
$I.g3; new lined oak cocktail table
3A.gS. renovated sofas, SO 90: new
mod, lounge chairs $50 D5, solid
mapie occasional table. 80. .DB: ren
oyated maple lounge chairs, Se4 .p5;
Eroup of gold frame mirrors
Slp.g3t studio couches. S4D.b5; aec.
relary In Chinese red LACQUER
SO %; maple buffets, $l915: new
Iafge-Sifc. Hanback, chairs. $40 %
new mahogany pie-trust table
SI4,no; new traditional brass
lamps. $40: Chipnendale sofas ID
gIeen or wine coyerS. $l19,95;
sheraton mahoKany buffet. S3Efl5
new mod; bnffets IN lined oak OF
seatqe'n nnlsh, Sip,95: tr. dinsttt
Snt oi Quiet extension table. 4
chSirs. S59,93; larRe-sized old
sissa. 0sss sssss shns oor ,spe srEged ), pID SS.
pendale mahogany bedrm. Sc, Sc con.
sistlng OF vanity. plus mirror. ehes;
OF drawers. 4-postsr bed, Sil9gS,
mod. apiece bedrm. set Of chest
bed. 2 night glands. cordovan ma.
hogany. Sl29.95; new mahoFan.
din. rTn. arm chairs. S10.95: roll.
away beds plus mattress, S19.05
factory renovated cotton mattresses
SlQ,Db. lartory-renovated col
springs. $ln;D5; plastic cover heat
boards, SA.05.
. large .4oors Of furniture stock viii
exceilent values. Open Fri. anG
Mon. NIGHTS. Free delivery of pur,
chaSeA over 426. Budget account
Evening star., 1955-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

chairs, Hep.
plewhite and Sheraton sideboards
kneehole desks, fine Grandfather.
clock, excel. cord.: framed mirrors
hrle .a-brae, Sale prices WIN.
TERS ANTIQUE SHOP. sol q st.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

REFRioERAToRs. used; rebuilt;
painted. SEA up. rome guar year
FREpERICK,S INC.
3An5 f4th st. NV. IA. $1,000
4i30 GeorRia Ave. NV. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-10-17

3l0l PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Immediate oeeup., beautifully furn
enc. apt. adults only. SIS incl
Evening star., 1955-10-17
PIANO, USED UPRIGHT
GOOD COND. JU. 5-7607

tFfPE, Faiy. black, copper, east iron
l. gut thread fixtures. BLOCKS
INC. l7A6 Lee hwy. IA. $500
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03

navy blue suit and corsage of
yellow roses. Don Overson Of
Newtown, N. D., was best man.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Olson chose navy blue
dress with winterwhite accessor-
les. Mrs. Richardson wore pea
cock blue suit with black acces-
sories. Both mothers had cor
sages of pink roses.
A wedding dinner was served to
the guests at the Riverside Lodge
after the ceremony. Following the
dinner the young couple left on
a wedding trip to Minnesota and
on their return will live at Minot.
Mrs. Richardson is graduate
of Sidney high school and at
tended the University of Montana.
Mr.. Richardson attended Minot
schools and is employed by the
Peter Keiwit Construction Co. at
Minot.
Prenuptial entertainment in
cluded two miscellaneous showers,
one at the home of Mrs. Irene
Lalonde, and one given by Mrs.
Elmer Wuertz at her home, with
Mrs. Leslie Young as co-hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Habedank Heads
Boy. Scout
Fund Drive

At a meeting held Wednesday,
November 2, a group of local men
interested in Scouting agreed to
conduct the annual scout finance
drive in Sidney. Otto T. Habe-
dank, finance chairman, called the
meeting to determine if a fund
raising campaign should be held,
and those present agreed unani-
mouSly that the drive was neces-
Sary for Sidney Scouting. 1t was
decided however that more than
fund raising campaign is neces-
Sary in Sidney to improve Scout
ing. Plans were developed to con-
duct a survey at the same time
and determine how many boys
in Sidney are eligible and inter
eSted in Scouting, and what is es-
pecially important, to determine
how many Of the parents would
be interested in assisting in var
iouS ways with the Scout pro-
gram. Many of the troubles ex-
perienced in Sidney Scouting in
the past years is attributed to
a lack of interest, cooperation and
assistance by parents and adult
leadership. The goal of this 1855
campaign will be two-fold, first,
to raise necessary funds, and sec
ond, to stimulate interest and Sc
cure adult leadership and coop
Grafton.
The 1855 campaign was organ
lied by appointing twenty-seven
district captains, who in turn will
secure one person in each block
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
BrOcktOn-POplar
Bridge Project
Makes Progress

At a meeting of the county
commissioners of Roosevelt and
Richland counties the Brockton-
Poplar bridge project made pro-
gress. The meeting was held in
the AAA office at Culbertson Oct.
81. It is believed the site will
be decided on the latter part of
this week when the commissioners
of the two counties meet again
at Poplar.
Efforts are being made to con-
clude an agreement between the
two counties on sharing the costs.
The towns of Poplar and Brock
ton and the many farmers south
Of the Missouri river in this dis
trict are entitled to a bridge so
they can get out of bottle-neck
with their livestock and farm
products with a reasonable dis
tance to markets, especially for
their wheat.
Oliver Lien of Brockton acted
as chairman of the meeting; r. S.
Mutt of Sidney explained the pro-
cedure of financing the Culbert-
son and Sidney bridges. The COM
missioners feel they can reduce
still more from the estimated cost
by the engineering department
of the Highway Commission.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
1T. AND MRS. HI. S. TURNER
PARENTS OF RARY ROY

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Turner re-
ceived phone call early Tuesday
morning from their son and
daughter-in-law, 1t. and Mrs. H.
S. Turner, with news that they
were the parents of another baby
boy, born just before midnight on
Halloween, Oct. 81. 1t. Turner is
stationed at Edwards AFB in Cal
ifornia. Mr.. Turner tells us he
talked to his daughter-in-law at
her room in the hospital 20 min
utes after the baby was born
and she said she was feeling fine.
The Turner's have two other
children, Michael and Stephen.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
RITES CONDUCTED
FOR MRS AXEL
NFT SONS SISTER

Mrs. Axel Nelson's sister, Mrs.
Mary L. (Mayme) Murphy, "a,
of the Edgewater Manor hotel,
Excelsior, Mimi, passed away
Friday, Oct. % in Minneapolis of
a heart ailment. Funeral services
were held at 10 a. m. Monday,
Oct. 81 in st. Johns Catholic
church at Darwin, MINI. Rosary
was said Sunday evening at the
Gleason mortuary in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Murphy was born in ELS
worth, Mimi, and had lived for
43 years in Dassel, MINI. She is
survived by her husband, Dennis
E. Murphy, and five sisters; Mrs.
w. J. Walsh, st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs.
T. w. German, Spokane, Wn.;
Mrs. Axel Nelson, Sidney; Mrs.
Arthur Nelson, Helena, Mont:
and Mrs. R. D. Wreisner, Excel
sior, MINI.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Richardson

At a simple informal wedding
service at the Bethany Lutheran
church in Minot, N. D., Miss
Janice Olson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Olson of 308 5th
Ave. S. E. in Sidney, and Robert
E. Richardson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Richardson of Sidney,
were united in marriage at 4:30
p. m. Saturday, Oct. %. Rev.
Odland performed the double
ring ceremony in the presence
of the immediate families of the
bridal couple.
The bride wore a turquoise
blue suit with white accessories.
Her jewelry was a necklace Of
ivory with matching earrings, and
her corsage was of deep pink
roses.
Miss Shirley Rees of Minot
was maid of honor. She wore a
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
House Of David,
ClObetrOttersPI IaV
AT CuIbertsOn

Now in their 10Th consecutive
season of play, Abe Saperstein's
Harlem Globetrotters will be in
Culbertson on Nov. 18, to face
the House of David in the head
line attraction of huge program
of basketball and added enter
tainment, starting at 800 p. m.
It's one of the finest and
most interesting teams ~ in all
Globetrotter history and the en-
tire presentation is one that has
been drawing rave notices every
where.
The current Globetrotter brig
ade is a pleasing mixture Of vet
erans and top grade newcomers,
who blend the ingredients of
sparkling play, hilarious comedy
and razz1e dazzle basketball into
a brilliant exhibition of sports
ability and showmanship at its
best.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Pheasant Season
Opens Sunday

The 1855 pheasant season opens
Sunday, November 6, at noon. The
bag limit is 3 and the possession
limit is 3 for cock pheasants only.
According to Sportsmen Club Of
ficials and Game Warden Don
Berg, the season will close on
Nov. 20 at sunset.
Over 1000 hunter-farmer rela-
ton cards were distributed to
hunters and farmers by the
Sportsmen's club. These hunter
tips were outlined by a special
farmer and Sportsmen committee
and are as follows:
1. Never hunt on any farm with
out permission.
Q. Keep the gun in the car
while asking permission to hunt
3. Upon receiving permission to
hunt, ask the farmer or his boy
to 60 along.
4. Determine the exact location
of farm boundaries.
5. Determine the location of live
stock and perishable crops.
6. Always close the gates. Don't
break down fences.
Z. Observe all game laws and
gun safety rules.
8. Be extremely careful Of
matches and cigarettes.
9. If accidental damage is caused
to property or livestock, report
it to the farmer. Take RESPONSE
bility for replacing losses.
10. Thank the farmer after the
hunt. Offer to share your game
with him and mean it.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03

in Sidney to personally visit each
home.
In the first week of December,
a Scout breakfast will be held for
everyone assisting in the cam
paign, and the campaign will then
be completed in one day, if pos
sible.
Those who attended the meeting
and who have agreed to assist in
the campaign are Robert st. Cyr,
jim Carr, Floyd Sax, Gerald HON.
stad, Homer Gorder, Ralph Nor
by, Elmer Page, Harry Mikelson,
w. A. Turner, Gil Foss, Hank An
derson, Harry Johnson, Ray Whit
ing, Curtis Ball, Cliff Larson, Ro-
bert Hall, Ben Heron, DR.. Carl
son, Syl Braaten, c. H. Berner,
Paul Cresap, Bill Seitz, Jr., Don
Haga, Rex Smelser, Maurice Her
rick, Ralph Osborn, o. L. Ander-
son, Clint Fulkerson, Bob Will
kins, Ray Wright and Wayne Cum
ming.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
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BY Jim Sebastian

November is here. That means
snow and the weatherman didn't
forget us. The football season IS
about over and the basketball sea-
son takes its place. Also there are
less than two months of shopping
days left before Christmas.
All the scheduled airlines insti-
tuted schedule changes on Nov.
l and Sidney benefits from better
connections. Frontier Flight "a
leaves Sidney at 1886 p. m. and
arrives in Bismarck at 6:37 p. m,
making connections for arrival in
Minneapolis 9:15 p. m, Chicago
1875 p. m, Milwaukee 12:11 a. m,
Detroit 3:15 a. m. and New York
4:55 a. m. Minneapolis is now
about 3 hours closer than it was
on the old schedule.
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Flight 81 now leaves Sidney at
S:45 p. m. and arrives in Billings
at 5:52 p. m. Now a passenger may
leave Sidney on Frontier 81 and
arrive in Casper 9:38 p. m, Den
yer 1890 a. m, Salt Lake City
11:12 p. m, Dallas 5:45 a. M, San
Francisco $40 a. m, Los Angeles
2:38 p. m, Missoula 1921 p. m,
Great Falls 9:06 p. m, Seattle
12:45 p. m. and Las Vegas 1903
a. m.
Passengers boarding Frontier
AirlineS Flights this past week
included Jack Suckstorff, Bill
ings; Guy Rorabaugh, Sheridan,
Wyo.; Lloyd Norman, Sheridan,
Wyo; Keith Carpenter, Minneap-
oils; Joe Halvorsen, Billings; John
Mason, Seattle; Mrs. Jean Turner,
Billings. Dan Nyberg, San Fran
cisco; Charles Kuntz, Cheyenne;
Mrs. Carol Mclaughlin, Billings;
Tom Fletcher, New York.
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Another Frontier Travel Tip:
Leave Sidney 3:45 p. m, arrive
Worland 8:03 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
GIDEoNs. ATTENTION

The Gideons of the Sidney camp
are having their annual Camp Raj
ly this Saturday and Sunday with
state Gideon officers and visiting
members present. 1t will begin
with a banquet at the Lalonde
hotel Saturday evening at 6 o'clock
followed by a program.
Sunday the Gideons will be
present in several of the local
churches and explain the work of
the Gideons in a short message.
Anyone interested in the Cid
cons, whether planning to be-
come a member or simply wishing
to fellowship with the Gideons
and pastors is sincerely welcome
to attend this banquet and the
program following.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
State Organizer Visits
Chapter w. II. T. o.

Chapter w, P. E. o., held
luncheon meeting Tuesday at lis
at the home of Mrs. Melba Hall.
Mrs. Helen Bliss of Bozeman,
state organizer, made her official
visit at this time. After the bust
ness session Mrs. Bliss gave
short account of the Supreme
Chapter held in Indianapolis the
first of October. She also gave an
impressive talk on Faith" Mrs.
Carl Brattin read a poem entitled
Fifty Years a P. E. o." To con-
clude the program Mrs. Harold
ROunce accompanied Mrs. Walter
Quilting and Mrs. Wayne Cum
ming, who sang Freddie and his
Fiddle" by Grieg.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-03
Janice Olson HOnOred at
PrenuptiaI Shower

Mrs. Elmer Wuertz and Mrs.
Leslie Young were hostesSeS at a
very pretty prenuptial party Civ
en- at the Wuertz home Tuesday
evening of last week honoring
Miss Janice Olson. A social
hour Of games appropriate to the
occasion was enjoyed by twenty
guests after which Miss Olson
opened her many lovely gifts.
Game prizes were won by Mrs.
Bert Lalonde and Mrs. Ray Dor
an. Miss Olson's' father, Roy Oh
son, took a number of pictures
of the group and of his daughter
opening her gifts. To conclude
the evenings entertainment de-
hcious lunch was served by the
h0stesSeS.