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Located In best NV. rental section:
close to everything: fully occupied !;
excellent return on investment OF
100000. For details. call weekdays.
u. A. McKeever Co.. Inc.
1889 K 81. NV. ST. $500
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HANDYI

Easy walking distance to schools
and buses. Here's an almost new
3-bedroom brick rancher with a
full basement, fireplace in living
room. separate large dining L. de
luxe equipped kitchen. in an attrac-
tive North Arlington neighhorhood
of well kept homes. Tops YOUR best
buy list at CT approved price
OF $4,000, available for immediate
iOccuOaflcy
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

IS ACRES; 10 rooms, bath, good
stone house: oil hot-water heat;
metal roof, septic tank. 1t would
cost $4,000 to build now. Out
buildings, stocked fish pond. Fine
spring, live brook, deer country.
$4,000, terms y, cash. Owner Is
here but living In Fla. Get Cities
Service or Texaco road map. Take
y. S. 522 north from Winchester,
cry. W. Va, about 8 miles. M. J
BUTZKo on the mail box.
AfARBURY, Md. mr., Indian Head
Highest point in Charles Co. Nice
view, rooms, 2-story home, sound
as dollar Nice outbuildings; ask
ing S13,5U0 with only 81, $50 down.
A. r. SEELYE. Dl. 7-S325.
GOOD GROOM STONE HOUSE;
several fireplaces, electricity. run
ming spring water in kitchen, metal
roof. II would cost $4,000 to build
today Sets on IL acres overlooking
valley, 81 miles Washington. Deer
and fisn plentiful Excellent sum-
mer home or for week ends. $500
cash. Get a Cities Service or Tex
AGO road map. Take U. S. 522 north
in. Winchester. about % miles out,
49, VA - OtOs 9OOAt ~ AAAlACo W
Bloomery. w. Va. M. J.. BUTzKO
on mail box.
LOWER MARLBORO, MD.-5 acres
cleared paved frontage. near public
river pier: 45 min. to D. c. This
Is the best at only $495 per acre:
$50 dn. For details or to see cali
MARX Z. GRACE towner) Alpine
T-4626.
A. PERFECT "PLACE in the coun-
try" for retirement or vacation, 40
mi. D. c. on catoctin MI: 10 acres
wooded and Handicapped; charming,
1urn. 3-bedr house. stone exterior.
fireplace. cleo. 7. and. r, basement,
30-ft. screened porch. panoramic
view. Directions: To Point of Rocks
Bridge via Leesburg or Rockville,
on Va. SIDE turn on Rt. ti72, then
Immediately left on Rt. 665 for
mile TO sign Brown" Owner on
premises. Telephone Lovettsville
L.
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SPACE FOR HARDWARE. SHOES
CHILDRENS WEAR, DELEGATES
SEN or BEAUTY SHOP In expand-
ing shopping center on BALTIMORE
Washington parkway; reasonable
rent. Weekdays. 10. 5-4464.
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o. '-'i sScrusrvE AotSnr '-sOS'
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15-UNIT APT.-N.W.
This handsome. det.. mod bldg
lust of 18th st. adj. Rock Creek PIX,
is the best value in NV, d. c. It's In
perfect cond. (new refers. recently
installed, and all apis. have very
lge.. bright rms Bldg. has buiIt-in
incineratnr. oil heat, etc. Income APP
real bargain.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X ST. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-ls11
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Open Today, 1 to Z PM.
ALEXANDRIA
SEMINARY HILL

A BETTER HOUSE
4-year-old custom Colonial,
near the new st. Stephens
School and the Episcopal
Seminary. 3 bedrooms, den,
kitchen large breakfast
porch, stairs TO attic. Full,
dry, llght basement. Bed
room and bath above grade:
outside entrance: recreation
room: complete tiled floor;
washer dryer, deepfreeze.
Manv extra features lnclud-
ing crystal chandeliers,
wall-to-wall carpeting. plaster
cornices and some CUSTOM
made draperies. oil hot-water
Dashboard heat. Va acre
ground, outdoor barbecue.
large circular patio. Price
reduced TO $50 300. A first
trust Of $25.OOO available.
TO reach: Shirley hishway
10 Route No. z CLeesburg
plkel, turn left 10 Quaker
lane. right TO Key drive. and
left 10 1416 and our sign.
ROMYE LAMBORN
r ..s.ss RrAIroR NJ a.,
T. fs9cpusrvE AoET '-s'
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE OR SHOP. I'd comml. I:
centrally located on soft. alley.
l.S0O So. IT.; reas. rent. Ewes. HE.
4-7037.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD, near Dis
trict line - Warehouse approx.
5000 50. It. and lot in rear same
size; drive-in truck door: display
or showroom front part OF bldg
Reas. rent: immed poss. Consult
Mr. Taylor, SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO., Realtors, 724 l4th ST. NV.
MA. ,i-2345.
800 so. TT, End commercial
warehouse, modern ONCE. Just COM
pleted, with 1S-ft overhead door.
30-ft. alley. Call Mr.. Goldenberg,
Sun. and ewes, OIL. 4-3057. DREY-
FUSS BROTHERS. 1919 18th ct.
NV, MA S-05SO
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND M-2nd
commercial, approx. $500 50, II.
on 30-ft.. alley; approx. 1000 II.
additional available II desired.
STORY e. CO., ME. S-4100. MR..
PILSON. AID. 4-S64s.
AaRaARA A~NNAaAR ran AAAAK
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

$500 SO. Fl. l4-ft. ceiling. stor-
age warehouse, or quiet shop. Only
SID mo. Call Mr.. BAINUh. 10.
WAREHOUSE and storage SPACE IN
various sizes and suitable for many
uses. in very desirable location.
CHI. HEURICH BREWING Co,
26th and D SITS. NV. Telephone
ne. 1-lou0.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER BLDG.-I0,-
Ouu 50. IT,. on LIST A. with loading
platform: 2nd d., 5000 50. ft.s Of
nee equipment and air conditions
ms available. Occupancy Aug. /.
1906: good lease See 1910 Fen-
Wick st. ne. Call. OWNER, Ma. s.
200. or your broker.
CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
% 5000 50. #. including once
and showroom. Parking for about
~ cars. Rear loading. close-in ne.
1sl $4,000 50. IT. Barsain. Light.
Dry two-story bldg. with electric
hoist. Nice ONCE space. South Cap
S3i is.eOo 50. It. consisting o,
1900 50. It. ground door and 5000
50. It. balcony. Close-in Alexandria.
Very reasonable.
az $4,000 50. It, new warehouse
READY late fall. Can lease as q unit
or divide into 5000 50. II. and To-
900 SO. It. spaces. Kenilworth ave
WEINBERG g. BUSH. INC.
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DRIVE BY!

Take Chain Bridge I'd,
drive leisurely through EX-
elusive LANGLEY AREA.
notice the attractive estates
both large and small along
the way. between Langley
and Mclean. Turn. left into
UNIQUE sALONA VILLAGE
You'll be delighted with its
numerous fine churches,
modern public and pvt.
schools and new super mar
kets. Continue slowly through
SALONA toward its most de-
sirable wooded district be-
ginning along Julia ave;
here Is living at its besti
tOnly 4 miles from d. CO.
aHoLLYWooD ODE K NJ
SPLIT LEVEL. Center hall.
charmingly different kit,
literally crammed with app
planes: 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
2 fireplaces plus huge FAM
lily activities" fm. with sliding
alum windows, bsmt., wide
drive, carport. all on tree
shaded u acre. NOT S4O,-
900, NOT $40. OOO-ONLY
S2S,950l While in SALONA--
see our other unique homes.
DRIVE OUT TODAYll
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LEESBURG AREA

Several tracts from 40 to 600
acres. some with good houses;
splendid opportunity for developers
or for country homes; proposed pub
lie water system nearby.
ASK USl REALTY COMPANY
IA. S-l252 ia. 1868
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3 Minutes to Pentagon
Don't Miss the RnatI

This large home, .ust re-
decorated inside and OUT
aide, Is q wonderful buy.
Imagine 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
and den, large corner lot.
garage, for S2l,950. Rooms
are large and bright; fireplace
In liv. rm. Basement; oil
h.-w.h. Excellent terms.
ROMYE LAMBORN
REALTOR
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MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone CT. 6-2200
Exclusive Agent
Closed SundAyS

Exclusive Agent
Closed Sundays
OPEN TO-DAY, 2 It'll 6
TWO BEST BUYS IN EABgLogs
TONS NEWEST AND BEST PLACES
70 IS9,p 1--WE We I2SSrIMMINEy D; .GT 0 NFW
ssc cHH1otaoEs ciHnu5RMcAHn Es, ws5Hoo PPiNG
CENTERS AND SWIMMING POOL
A MECCA FOR SERVICE FAMILIES,
A COMPLETE TOWN IN THE MAX
No. 1, Roomy 6-rm. brick Co.
lonial. a years old; Ia baths, cool
% ssrssnsS Perch III o Sg Ssm for en year
around pleasure; ipx15 liv. rm. with
nrepl.,. llxll din. rm,, space for
vacated by meticulous colonies fam
lily. Only Sls.95O. with terms.
No. 2, 4S-it. quality Germ. brk.
ss5 600 T home. ssf ifh H Ta u Wiz
iirepl., sep din. rm.,. with modern
istic shadow box wall, a kit. with
table space that all women rave
about, AND check these: Rec. rm.
In full bsmt,, outside entr., carport.
PLUS rooted patio mt for a king.
longed for. a transferred .oincer's
very livable home: a lot Of house
for the money; only 3 yrs. old:
priced At s1g, $50. with early pos
session II desired.
Dir: 20 min. from i4th at.
bridge, out Shirley highway. right
at sprin SHIELD Franconia overpass,
right on Back Lick I'd. and open sisp
on ESSEX and rllht on Predsrick.
Springfield Realty Co.
HwTwooO A-eoi1
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X ST. NV. NEAR goth
First comml., two 3-story brick
bldes.; can be remodeled Priced
reas, for quick sale. II. T. RAN
DOLPH. II, 4-726b.
SUCCESSFUL LUNCHEONETTE on
Rockville pike: finest equip; reas
OIL. g-96s9. mgr, or Pc. 2-202b.
COMMERCIAL CO.; HEART OF NY.
ATTsvILLE, BAITIMoRE AVENUE
APPROXIMATELY ACRE. II
CARLYLE De LozIER. WA. 7.bo66
Mr., LEE AND dLEBE RID, INTER
loft. frontage on Lee hwy: loi
containing approximately 5000 "a
IT,; 81 900. terms.
PETERS REAL ESTATE CO.
MA. S-0742
Ewes. and Sunday EN-. 2-s776
SEE-SALE OR LEASE
1907 r. !. ave. n.e.-suitabie fol
various businesses: about 1.75Q sa
n. ? ofhceS. 2 display windows
modern front: rear entrance with
Parkins SPACE for 8 cars established
K ROGER GER MOSS, no. 2-sO2O
aias : |, Ave- NE
nves. and sunday, H. t-e2es
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cLOsE-IN DoWNTOWN-store and
apt. $500 for quick sale. Rents
500 per mo. Cali Miss zaker, FE
$1,000
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
270-acre planned resort subdivision,
l "a hours from Memorial Bridge
Occupies entire peninsula Of Shen-
andoah River and Front Royal: swim
ming, boating, fishing, hunting. Nat
|ural sand shores. Includes barn fol-
community house and large guest
house. VIII sell or trade all OF part
at $500 per acre or will participate
800 large week end vactions home.
INVESTOR SERVICE
ST. 3-1l7S Ewes. OIL. 4-2O46
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

VICINITY olebe I'd and Lee hwy,
offlces in new modern air condi-
toned ONCE building: will remodel
for tenants requirement. 5000
So It. available M. T BROYHILL
a SON. 4624 Lee hwy. Arlington.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-New shopping
center for local type business; only
2 stores left: to be built for fan
occupancy: area already has chain
supermarket. drug, bank. hardware
cleaners, Highs, delicatessen;
laundromat. and barber shop. Need
complimentary-type buSiness; Ior
passing information call WEISS
BERG BROS. REALTY, jackson
E-nAnA
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DILLON LAND co.

JEs 1-EOfO
7. N. LERNER-BEsT BUYS
OPEN HOUSES
ALEXANDRIA AREA. $4,000
3 bedrms, Cape Cod: tull bsmt ::
26x12 liv. rm with fireplace.
lJxl2 din rm.. kit with eating
space. l2jx2OU lot with patio and
barbecue pit. Immediate possession.
Dir. Columbia pike, left on Brad
dock I'd, lett on Lincolnia I'd, left on
Sane drive, and follow T. N. Lerner
sisn.
$14.aOO, 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
full bsmt.. Ice lot: excel. loo: below
Gl appraisal price. Dir: Past
Baileys Crossroads. . mi. en- Column
bia pike, turn right and follow 7. N
Lerner sign.
S13,1b0. 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER.
a-acre cor. lot: INV. Dashboard heat:
immed. possession. Dir. Out
Baileys crossroad 2 mi. on Columbia
pike, turn right and follow T. N.
Lerner sign.
S17, $50. ALMOST NEW 3-BED-
RIM, RAMBLER. bsmt.: excel terms.
DIR: Past Seven Corners on Route
80. left on Annandale rd., and follow
T. N. Lerner sign.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
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OF. 1850 OF. 4-s035
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ACRES
REAUTIFUL TIARA

WILLIAMSBURG CAPE COD
; bedrooms. large living room with
frep ace, separate family-size dining
room, modern kitchen with eating
space Basement. garage; Al con-
family. S32 800. Direction: out
washington blvd. past Glebe I'd to
n jefferson. then right to N. 18th
St. right TO house on left. 5576 N.
18th st.
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BOOMING HOUSE. near 18th and
Columbia rd., about half 4 block
center, near church, banks and thea
tiers; semidetached brk. Of IL rms.
3 baths, oil heat. cellar and porches,
with 2-car brk. gar. on lot 25 by
over lao IT. to alley. In excellent
condition. Price OF S24 800 includes
the furniture. except that on LIST
iioor. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919
K st. NV, MA. e-I166.
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THREE APTs.--Maryland. on New
Hamp. ave. Tenants pay heat ans
gtilitisS; inc. sl7i ;75 5o mo. Price
SEIZE. pdio. E7l.ssass' 'OOO. =
s7sE4 year; 1 price s-s ss5SoO d IHs
$4,000: wen manage IT.; substan-
tial brk.. like new; automatic heat
ing. a. r. SEELYE DI. 1895. :
3Oss SHOULD BE NET on II, apis.
income S13,626 "; price, $7b. 900:
sEELYE 81. 7-SSS5.
l,l,-UNIT ara, Just across p. e.
$6.S40. Price, S41.250 with ST.
300 cash. Excellent financing,
Sood solid deal: Mr.. WEST GoSS
1Q-UNIT APT. N.W.-Rent schedule,
$6.46S. Expenses, $4,000 incl,
taxes taxes eos Se eoa lneome o producer
owner viii take back balance in
REALTY- Co. INC nc. Ma Ma. s-ls SSs1
Mr.. CATHOLIC U. and Prov. Hosp.
- unit semidet. brick, bedrm. in
ARTHUR IT, I. CURLING. I la. s.ss ssi1.
I8-UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG, Cal
thersburg--6 mos. old, fully rented;
1870 net return. Sun. and ewes,
Mr.. Lebling, OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT
B. HALL CO.. OIL. 1880.
FOLLOW FOOTSTEPS two successful
deyeloper's starting con. soon IS
million building. Others to follow
corner Conn. and Florida. First
parcel recommended, 68x145: SO per
en-
Still another bldg. should be i'm
proved slightly. Owner willing take
back 1st trust for S0es sale price.
PATERSON. HO. 2-6363.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH-Good Wash.
ington blvd. location, 645 50. ~. Of
ONCE or store space. Modern l-bed-
rm. apt. upstairs, $40 per mo.
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy.
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THIS IS IT. Here's q truly at
tractive contemporary brick ram
bier with plenty OF eye-appeal in
side and out. Huge living room
with log storage and raised nag
stone hearth, spacious dining Aell
with picture window. House Beau
tiful' kitchen with dinette space,
plenty of smart birch cabinets gleam-
ing copper eye-level oven and coun-
ter-top range, dishwasher, disposal
and freezer-top refrigerator; s big
bedrooms, 2 FULL-TILED BATHS Il
In master bedroom, bright daylight
with fireplace and enclosed powder
room: brand-new and available for
immediate possession. Price is $780,
319 with
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
]. Y. AND VA. AVE. NE.

$4,000 50. it,. modern reinforced
concrete warehouse Rr siding. 3
loading docks. 5000 So IT. of air
Heavy floor loads Call MR.. COL
lDENBERG, sun. and ewes. OIL. A
DREYFUSS BROS.
1913 18th st. NV. MA. S-05S0|
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OF 4-s5SG OF. 4-s035
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
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Ployers whose homes ore on
the roster Of the post are
coaching for Cosey SteneeI
Cextreme right. They ore
Fronk Crosetti. shoTtstop
left; Jim Turner, pitcher,
center. and Bill Diekey. cotcher.
Star Photo by John Mueller
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-22

John Gilbert of Bozeman came to
Billings to spend the day with
her parents and sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Belknap
had for their guests last week
their nephew, David Potter OF
Valley City, N. Oak.
Phil Hurd arrived home Wed
nesday from st. Paul, where he
is in his sophomore year of high
school at st. Thomas Academy.
He brought a classmate, Tom
Prendergast of Fort Lauderdale,
Florida, home with him to visit
through Thanksgiving week end.
Sue Hurd is expected home today
from Helena, where she is taking
pre-nursing at Carroll College. She
is also being accompanied home
by a classmate, Helen Ahern of
Denver, who will be a Thanks
giving guest at the Hurd home.
Mrs. Art Nelson and Mrs. Roy
Rounce drove to Glendive Sat
urday to meet Mr.. Nelson who
came from Helena to join his wife
here and visit through Thanks
giving at the Axel Nelson home.
Dennie and Ronnie Lalonde,
both students at st. Thomas Aca-
DENY in st. Paul, arrived in Sid
ney today to spend the Thanks
giving week end at their respec-
tive homes.
Al Johns and Bill Buchholz.
president and vice president elect
of the Sidney Kiwanis club.
Hurry Carey, club secretary, and
Otto Habedank, state chairman
for underprivileged children will
attend a Kiwanis officers train
ing conference to be held in
Butte Nov. 24-25-26.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Anderson
Judy, Lee and Caryl, will spend
Thanksgiving in Glendive at the
home of Mrs. Anderson's broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Moore and family.
Among the students home from
Concordia College at Moorhead,
Mimi, for Thanksgiving and the
week end are Jon Lund, Darroll
Dahl, John Watkins, Charlotte
Hansen, Carol Frandsen and
Donna Simonsen.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-22

DIR. and Mrs. r. d. Benson
will spend Thanksgiving with
their son-in-law and daughter,
DR.. and Mrs. Don Nottingham
and family at Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. (Bud)
Whited and children Kathy and
Larry of Red Lodge, and Mrs.
Whited's niece, Mrs. Eugene
Beechie and baby son of Billings,
arrived in Sidney Saturday for
a few days visit at the home of
Mr.. Whited's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Whited, and with his
brother Floyd and family. They
planned to leave in time to spend
Thanksgiving at Buffalo, N. Oak,
but about noon Sunday they e
ceived a call from Valley City
with word that Mrs. Whited's
mother, Mrs. Henry TenPas had
suffered a stroke at church that
morning and was under care at
a hospital in Valley City. Mrs.
Louis Whited had planned
Thanksgiving dinner for her
family here Sunday and the word
was received shortly before the
dinner hour. They left immedi-
ately after dinner to be with
her mother in Valley City with
tentative plans to stop in Sidney
on their return if possible. Mrs.
Beechie and baby will visit her
parents in Litchfield. The Floyd
Whited family were also Sun
day dinner guests at the home of
his parents.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Krebsbach
will spend Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Cas-
terline east of Culbertson. The
Krebsbachs were former neigh
bors and close friends of the
Casterlines during their residence
in Vida.
Alec Algeo of Darcy, N. OAK,
visited in Sidney last week at
the home of his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
R. Algeo. He left over the week
end for Troy to spend Thanks
giving week with his sister, Mrs.
Edward Koch and family.
Hurry Carey and his family
left Wednesday for Columbus to
spend Thanksgiving at the home
of her parents, the Fritz Reikof-
skis. Hurry will go on Friday
to Butte to attend a Kiwanis
training conference and will re-
turn to Sidney the first of the
week. Mrs. Carey and the chill
dren, Linda, Craig and Stevie,
will spend the week in Columbus
and will return home next week
end with Hurry when he goes
to Billings for an insurance meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alleet Klodt of
Sidney and Mrs. Alfred Rehbein
and son Bud and wife of Lam
bert arrived home Friday morn
ing from Langdon, N. D., where
they were called by the sudden
death of a nephew, John Hamann,
IS, of a heart attack. Mr.. Hamann
visited in Sidney and Lambert
on several occasions and was we'll
known here.
Walter P. Ostrehout and Nels
Doe of Wibaux were visitors in
Sidney Monday. Nels is a son of
Nels Doe Sr. of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrie Woods
and three children of Wolf Point
will spend Thanksgiving in Sid
ney at the home of his mother
and sister, Mrs. E. c. Woods and
Miss Opal Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan H%erringer and
children, Earlene and Daniel Jr.,
of Harlem will be THANKSGIVING
guests at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Martha Herringer and will
visit among other relatives over
the week end. Mr.. Herringer is a
missionary to the American In
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-22
Sidney Music
Club Observes
Guest NIGHT

Guest night was observed by
the Sidney Music club for its
November meeting held at the
home of Mrs. G.. r. Magruder.
Mrs. Phyllis Ellington and Mrs.
Peter Tofte were hostesses. Mrs.
John Walburn, president, conduct
ed the business meeting and well
coined the guests. Those visiting
we're Mrs. Magruder, Mrs. j. w.
Whitaker, Mrs. Ben Heron, Mrs.
Neils Frandsen and Mrs. Gun
ner Hansen. A new member, Mrs.
Dudley Stone, was welcomed into
the club. Roll call was answered
by giving musical current events.
Contemporary music was the
study of the evening. Mrs. Victor
Vestman, program chairman,
gave a talk on the program and
the numbers presented were as
follows:
Mrs. J. I. Turner gave notes
on the composer of composition
as each selection was offered.
From the Dairy of a Fly: Dance
in Bulgarian Rhythm No. 2 by
Bartok - Piano solos by Miss
Airline Tiegen.
When l Have Sung My Songs
Ernest Charles: My Curly Headed
Baby - Clutram = sung by Mrs.
Walter Quilting accompanied by
Mrs. Harold Rounce.
Begin the Beguine Cole
Porter - a violin solo played
by Mrs. Ed Thogersen with Mrs.
Ralph Criger at the piano.
Without a Song - Yeomans-
sung by Mrs. Earl Nelson with
Mrs. Rounce at the piano.
Two Bits - Henry Cowell -
flute solos played by Mrs. Wayne
Cumming accompanied by Mrs.
Ralph Osborn.
You're Lovely to Look At -
Jerome Kern - Sung by Mrs.
Ellington accompanied by Mrs.
Rounce.
Little Spanish Dance - Iturbi
- played on the piano by Mrs.
Osborn.
Sonata - Paul Hindemith -
A violin solo played by Mrs.
Vestman with Mrs. Osborn at the
piano.
Chanty - Poems by the Sea-
Ernest Block; The Harmonica
Player - from Alley Tunes III
by David Guion - piano solos
by Mrs. Rounce.
The Man / Love - Gershwin
sung by the chorus with Mrs.
directing and Mrs.
Rounce at the piano.
+. A social hour followed during
which the ~hostesses served lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-22
REV. STOKES
VISITS

The Rev. Kenneth Stokes, pas
tor of the Highland Park Congre-
gational church in Miles City, will
be visiting the Pilgrim Fellow
ships of Savage Congregational
church and Peoples Congregation
al church this coming Tuesday,
November 81. He is the State Adj
visor of Pilgrim Fellowship and
is capable of the task of having
been the national president of Pill
grim Fellowship a few years ago.
plans to meet only with the
officers and chairmen and advis-
ors. He will meet the group in
Savage on Tuesday afternoon and
in Sidney in the evening.