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The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

that William Rennie who recently
underwent major surgery at the
Community Memorial hospital
was able to return home today
and is making good recovery.
Bill Dore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Dore of Fairview, Is one
of the members of Co. A, Sidney
National Guard unit, now In an
nual encampment at Camp J.
Hugo Aronson. Co. A left Sid
ney early last week for annual
training at Fort Harrison.
George Murray returned last
week from Fargo where he went
to confer with Armour Packing
Co. officials in negotiations which
resulted in him being appointed
as sheep and lamb buyer for that
company in western Montana and
the Lower Yellowstone valley
here. He left again the first of
the week to spend the summer at
Pullman, Wn., and Browning,
Montana buying sheep and lambs
and will return to Sidney in the
fall to look after deliveries to this
valley from those areas for mar
ket feeding. Mr.. Murray is operat-
ing as the Murray Sheep Com
pany which he recently establish
ed and his connection with Ar
mour now Is a reversion to form
after a number of years, as he
started in the sheep business with
Armour in their Chicago plant as
a very young man for the re-
sponsibility he assumed. He is
now recognized as an expert in
the field.
Lowell Hogansen spent sever
al days in Sidney last week visit
ing at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Phil Rambur. Lowell is a
student at MISC, where he is taxi
ing the course in industrial arts
and will continue his studies thru
the summer session.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. o. Roberts,
and children, Kim, Penny, Pam
and Susan, of Dallas, Oregon, will
arrive in Sidney today for a two
weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Searles and with Mr.. Roberts
parents, the j. M. Roberts of
Crane. Mr.. Roberts is on
vacation from his position as hor-
ticulturist for the Oregon State
College located at Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Little and
Knute Hoversten are in Bozeman
for the summer school sessions at
Montana State College.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14
LAWN MOWER
Sharpening
QUICK SERVICE
Clifford Crippen
TIA East Main
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
TIA East Main

NOTICE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
Board of Adjustment of the City of
Sidney. Montana. that on the End
day of July, 1886. at 7:30 p. m. at the
City Hall in said City, a public hear
ing will be conducted on the applica-
ton OF the Masonic Temple Associ-
alton of Sidney. Montana, to amend
the district boundaries within the
City of Sidney. Montana, by changing
the classification OF Lot Twelve (12).
Block Sixteen (16) of the Original
Townsite of the City of Sidney, Mon
tana from a residential district to a
commercial district.
AT the time and place above des-
ignated, all interested parties may
appear and be heard for or against
he proposed amendment.
For further details concerning the
proposed amendment. the office OF
the City Clerk OF the City of Sidney,
Montana. may be consulted where
maps OF the proposed amendment VIII
be accessible for examination by in
terested parties.
DATED this 18th day of June. 1856.
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
CITY OF SIDNEY, MONTANA
BY J. 1. Turner
Chairman.
publish June IA, III
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

streets. Though he's q multimil-
lionaire ne regularly walks to
work - a distance of better than
two miles daily Ex-veep
John Nance Garner, 86, popped
into the news again recently
when he joined up as a volunteer
plane spotter in the Air Force
Ground Observer Csrps at Uvalde,
Tex.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14
KRAUSE-MAC A
MARRIAGE AT LONSDALE

A quiet wedding was solemniz-
ed at the Lonsdale Methodist
church, when Karman L. Krause
and Robert c. MacGrady, both
of Sidney, were united in mar
riage by the Rev. Reuben Dut-
ton, pastor of the church. MI. and
Mrs. Harry Petri were the at
tendants.
The beautiful double ring cere-
mony was used in the uniting of
the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacGrady plan
to make their home on the farm
about three miles south of Sid
ney.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14
SIDNEY TO
FOURTH OF JULY
WITH SPECIAL PROGRAM

People of this area are re-
minded of the fine 4th of July
celebration which is being ar
ranged for by the Sidney Saddle
club, with entertainment thru
out the day for all age groups.
The program and further details
will appear in an ad in the next
issue of The Sidney Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14
SIOUX PASS G~O-GETTERs

Sioux Pass Go-Getters All
meeting was held at the Raymond
Norby home June 10 with a pot
luck dinner at / o'clock.
At the meeting after dinner
President Ronnie Wick called for
the pledges to both flags. Roll call
was answered by giving safety
precautions around animals. For
old business ii was brought up
that money won at the talent
show is to be given to the school
children or the All members. A
motion was made and seconded
to give $1.00 to the school.
For new business we talked
about getting ready for the fair.
We are to bring ideas for the
fair display to the next meeting.
Elaine Wick thanked us for in
viting her club to our meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

year are, president, r. T. Will
liams, Billings; vice president,
Ray Harris, secretary-treasurer,
L. ". Richmond, Great Falls;
David T. Clark; Carl Rooney; 1t.
Col. r. 0. Bandlow; Cassie
Hashisaki; F. o. Fish, Livingston;
Fred A. Henningsen.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

~
Estate of CORA B. SUISSE. deceas-
ed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Donald d. Blair. executor
of the estate of Cora B. Swisse, de-
ceased. to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four az
months after the first publication OF
this notice. TO the said executor at
the offices of Brattin, Habedank &
Cumming. Sidney National Bank Build
ing, Sidney. Montana. the place for
the transaction of the business OF
said estate.
Dated June 10. 1856.
Donald d. Blair,
Executor of the estate OF
Cora B. Swisse. Deceased.
BRATTTN. HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Executor.
publish June IA. 81, %, July 81
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

This is a good time to get that
extra golf wood or iron. 20% dis
count on all in stock except 1856
models. Also discount on some
golf balls. Turner Drug Co. 2l-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

WESTERN FUNMAKERS

Plans were completed for ouI
Livestock Judging day and pic
mic to be held at the A Ray
Miller ranch June 18th, at g
meeting of the Western Fun
makers All club at the Werner
King home June 8.
Members reported the number
of tickets they had sold on the
picnic hamper to be given away
on Livestock Judging Day.
The club accepted an invita-
ton from the Timberline Work
ers to their Judging Day and
picnic on June oath at the Ster-
ling Swigart home.
Delford Milne gave a demon
stration Making and Baking
Custard," and Mike Gibson gave
a demonstration Making Devileo
Eggs"
After some group singing, the
members judged a class of bread
and a class of baked custard.
Robert Etzel, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

If your husband or dad plays
golf. give him S~palding Kro-flite
Golf balls. the best all around golf
balls made. Turner Drug Co. 21-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

The Sidney Jayceens will hold
their regular meeting at the
American Legion clubroom Mon
day, June l8 at 800 p. m. Plans
will be made for the Jaycee-
Jayceen picnic which will be held
Sunday, June "a. All members
please plan to be in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

June IL, 1885
Total cattle receipts today xz70.
Total receipts last eek l496.
Total receipts same week year ago.
90.
Good 30 choice fed steers 17.50-l990
Medium 30 good fed steers 160017-6
Good to choice fed heifers 17.00-l9. 90
Medium to good fed heifers 15.0o-16.75
Common 10 medium fed steers
and heafers - aoo-io.Q y
Young heller type cows SO iz.o0-l350
Utility and commercial
COWS l0-f9-lxSo
CannAr and cutter COWS 49, 8-50-10.50
Bulls ~ a. ~
Veal calves 6-UO-z0. 10
Remarks - All slaughter CATTLE On
very active trade at STRONG SOC TO
$40 higher prices. Quality very at
~tractive on all classes. Biggest cow run
50 far.
sTOCKERS g. FEEDERS
Good TO choice steers .------ l6-5O-lb-5O
Medium to good steers - 14-5O-16-50
Com. TO medium steers 49, l3.O0-l4@
Good TO choice heifers a. 15-O0-lI.W
Medium 30 good hefers 49, 13-50l4S
Common to medium heifers l0-5O-l3.oo
Under 500 lbs. -. I7~.O0-a8.75
and med str. calves 15.O0-l7.U
Good TO choice heifer
calves lo.OV-lf-oU
Com. and med. hfr. calves l3.50-15.0 90
F1eshy feeder steers q
Way1s 1o.Oo-io-Vo
Hairy tyne calves ..- I0.OO-14.O0
Remarks Very large showing of
replacement cattle. All steers selling
strong to SOC higher price. Some
qualify steers looking higher. All
heifers about steady. Both steer and
heifer calves steady.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14
Mighty Mixers All Club

RI&4uly H1lxGlS A~l1 @kAb
The June meeting of the Mighty
Mixers All club was called to
order at the Petersen home at 1880
p. m. June IL.
The All and United States
Pledges were given and a song
was sung. The roll call was given
with each member answering by
giving the name of an officer of
the department of government.
For old business we finished
making plans for some more COM
munity signs.
For new business we decided
that the next meeting be a bon
fire meeting and inviting two
different clubs and of what we
were to get for the lunch
afterward. 1t was decided to be
held July IL.
After the meeting, a delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Peder-
sen.
Dave Petersen, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14
GIRARD WILDCATS

On June 9th a meeting of the
Girard Wildcats All club was
called to order by Gordon Jensen,
president.
Roll call was answered by tel
ling a favorite sport. For old
business we discussed our hazard
hunt. Blanks were distributed to
the members who weren't present
at the last meeting. The money
for the talent show tickets which
were sold was given to the sec
rotary.
We discussed our Judging Day
which we decided to have June
16 and beginning at Elmer Jen-
sens farm.
Our All club picnic was plan
ned and will be held at Arneson's
grove July IL. Each family in the
club is to invite another family.
The club will invite the Arneson
family. The picnic lunch will be
pot luck with each family bring
ing something for supper. The
club will furnish ice cream and
kool-aid.
Gordon Jensen gave a talk on
How to Store Eggs" and Carol
Wick gave a demonstration on
How to Separate an Egg" Both
were very interesting. Mrs. Wick
served a delicious lunch.
Carol Wick, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

YELLOWSTONE LIVESTOCK
COMMISSIONS WEEKLY
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

Life Begins At so - How do
you explain the fact that the
worlds greatest orchestra con-
ductors are so long = lived, Leo
pold Stokowski is IA, Sir Thomas
Beecham is II, Bruno Walter is
70, Pierre Monteux is 81, Vaughn
Williams is SO and the king of
them all, Arturo Toscanini, is 80
-. u. S. Sen. Theodore Francis
Green, 88, of Rhode Island is a
familiar sight on Washington
The Sidney herald., 1956-06-14

City Zone Stofe
p5-ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18

full-speed crossing. Capt. Gala
mai testified he rarely slowed
the ship until the final mile be-
fore entering New York Harbor.
International rules call for
moderate" speed in fog.
Relied on Radar
The ships master testified
that he relied on his radar when
travelling in fog. Had he not
been equipped with radar, he
added. he would have reduced
speed in fog to IL or IA knots.
Capt. Calamai said the Doria's
crew had no prearranged as
signments in the event of a
collision at sea. However, they
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did have assignments for aban-
doning the ship.
The Italian Line captain said
he didn't know that two elderly
women, locked in their room, had
gone down with the Doria be-
cause nobody went to their aid.
Il hear it now for the first
time" Capt Calamai added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18
Reds Stress Sciences

MOSCOW, Oct. 10 (R.-Stu-
dents to Russia's higher schools
will get a heavy dose of theoretic
and experimental nuclear physics,
study lists released by the Min
istry of Higher Education show.
The lists lean heavily toward
scientific studies.
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was churning along through fog
at 21.8 knots when it collided
of Nantucket last July Is with
the Swedish liner Stockholm.
The collision sank the Doria.
Fifty lives were lost and the cur
rent hearing now is concerned
with more than $40 million in
damage suits growing out of the
tragedy.
Cut Speed Slightly
Capt. Calamai testified he en-
countered fog about 8 pm. July
Is and cut his top speed down
by IL knots. He was asked:
WAS this practice of yours of
proceeding through fog at sea at
a speed Of 21.8 knots, relying on
your radar, known to the officers
Of your company?"
THE company didn't have
anything to do with it," Capt.
Calamai replied. THE company
left it up to the master"
However, he added, the Italian
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1855
Coptoin Of Dorio Tells
Of FuII-Speed Crossing

NEW YORK. Oct 10 tE9-The Andrea Dorias captain has
testified his timetable called for full speed crossing of the At
lanic.
Capt Calaa told Federal pretral hearing yesterday
that he seldom slowed his ship in fog then only
the vicinity Of ships crossing in crowded water"
Capt Caamai testified previously that the Andrea DORA
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Line had an arrival and depart
ure schedule that called for q
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Final Day
i Of First
| Subdivision s

h have visited the Model
ions newest subdivision,
ection for the first time
|treets with integral con-
mitary sewers, concrete
/, service and telephone.
zen paid by the developer
i'll enjoy all modern con-
Dr. assessments. Located
! proposed west end Port
e area has recently been
n.
5e the enthusiastic recep-
Einue 8 pm. Sunday when
Eated. Meanwhile, Central
the development strong
Ect the sixty-eight lot sub
[orovements completed.
ing for prospective home
|g,term conventional home
roject has been approved
ereas, the developer will
qualified purchasers, Mr..
| also be available to in
we been approved by the
|tpgage other local builders
curing adequate financing
j. upon request. All real
Eanteed and insured by The
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II by the title company's
with local attorneys.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28

The story was written by Lloyd c. Douglas, author of the Robe. The movie is said to be a perfect blending of story, acting, setting, direction, and musical background.
 The theme of the celebrated Douglas novel is keyed to a wo- mans great need for the man she has most reason to hate, man who has almost destroyed her life. Out of Hudson's devotion to Miss Wyman in an effort to undo his lifetime of wrong comes the mag nificent obSession, an obSession that provides a most compelling love story.
 Agnes Moorehead, Otto Kruger and Gregg Palmer are in the sup porting cast. A new star, Barbara Rush plays the part of the step- daughter.
 Douglas Sirk directs, Ross Hunt CT produces and Frank Skinner has written the score based on mu- sical themes by Chopin, Beethoven and Johann Strauss.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 Tony Curtis, in a movie of the famous $2,500.00O Brinks robbery in Boston, comes to the local thea ire Tuesday and Wednesday. Julie Adams plays the feminine role opposite and is co-starred. with George Nader.
 Based on the sensational Col Tier magazine story, the best-sell- ing novel and the Readers Digest Club hit, "The Anatomy Of A Crime" by veteran Boston crime reporter Joseph F. Dinneen, "Six Bridges To Cross" tells the story behind one. of the biggest armed robberies in history.
 It is Universal-International picture, and was directed by Aaron Rosenberg.
 Thursday and Friday
 Filmed in SD, Revenge of the Creature" which comes to the local screen Thursday, was pro- duced by William Alland and Jack Arnold, the same combination who filmed a previous thriller, "The Creature From the Black Lagoon, !" John Agar, Lori Nelson and John Bromfield are starred.
 In the new film, the hideous creature of the Amazon jungle is captured and taken to Florida where it is placed on display in a large outdoor marine aquarium. Agar, seen as young professor of animal psychology, and Lori Nelson, graduate of icthyology, conduct experiments with the cap tive monster. The latter breaks loose, kidnaps Lori Nelson from the side of her fiance. A posse is lead in pursuit of the monster and his captive by Agar.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28
Sunday and Monday

Magnificent obsession,' a movie based on a novel by the same name comes to the Orpheum for week end showing, starting Sunday. Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson are CO., starred.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28
Oszzk9 6SCREEN SCI:
Today-Saturday.

Take Care of My Little Girl : a movie said to blow the lid off of sorority life, comes to the Orph- cum Theatre today only Described as showing what happens to girls who leave home for the universi-
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28
taAK MIRRon

USN. Mark Steven is the Brad ways second child.
 Anne Marie, 8 lbs 8 ozs., was born on July 2 to Marjorie lone and Wayne Allen Rose, RM3, USN- Anne Marie is the Roses first child.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28

ties for the first time, the picture is in Technicolor.xan and stars Jean ne Grain. She is supported by Dale Robertson, Mitzi Gaynor and Jean Peters.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28
RAISE HOSPITAL BIRTHS

Mark Steven, 2 lbs. 1 oz., was born on July 20 to Ruth Pauline and Marion Calvin Bradday, CD1,
Kodiak mirror., 1956-07-28

Gus" and Three Coins In the Fountain" a .,..@
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diocese of Seattle. He is the Most
Rev. Thomas E. Gill, pastor of
st. James Roman Catholic Ca
thedral in Seattle since 1855 and
director of archdioceSan chari-
ties since 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04
India in Finance Unit

NEW DELHI.--India has be-
come the goth country to COM
plete the action required for
membership in the international
Finance Corporation.
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Hometown Bishop

SEATTLE. (P.-The first ma
tive of Seattle to be consecrated
a bishop in the Roman Catholic
Church has been made the first
auxiliary bishop of the arch
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New Interest
.CenterS
On Floors

Floors are becoming highlights
of the home.
Early American homes play
up random width boards. Paint
is being scrubbed off hard wood
floors that have been Rugged by
carpets for so years or more.
Parquet flooring, popular in the
20s, is being rejuvenated to a
new beauty.
Floor coverings such as vinyl,
asphalt, rubber tile and linoleum
are utilized to save maintenance
effort and dollars, and are hand
some and interesting too. One
designer manages intriguing
floors by playing with tile pat
terms. Another has done unusual
floors of vinyl combined with
metals. A third has illustrated
the beauty of the new linoleums
used in the proper setting even
in formal rooms.
/ Floors may be helped with
small area rugs or larger rugs,
or with no rug at all if the
homemaker prefers it that way.
New floor designs in geometric
patterns go well with clean, un-
cluttered lines of modern furni-
ture.
Some pointers to keep in mind
if you'd play up the beauty of
your floor are:
/. If you unveil the floor, keep
it cleaned. If the wood needs
scraping and sanding. the in
vestment will pay off in beauty
] 2. Don't try color on color
unless you are an expert. Color
is fine on hard woods. But if
you plan a rug for one of the
composition floorings better keep
! to neutral tones
8. If you are putting consider
able money into a rug. live with
the idea a little while before you
make a decision.
, 1956-12-18
SEVERAL.

49,
dies fer distribution to the
children. Several persons have
made cash contributions to
her, but requested that no
publicity be made. However,
it is felt that since the contri-
butors are consistent donors
to all civic activities over the
y ears gone by, mention
should be made of their con-
tinued interest.
Among the foregoing who
made cash contributions to
Mrs. Brodhurst are: Robert M.
Skeoch, Mrs. Haiddie Reng-
ger, Mrs. Marietta REILLY and
Mrs. Francis Nc Leod. Mrs.
Edward Presby has loaned
some very beautiful apparel
to be used in the celebrations.
, 1956-12-18
XMAS TOYS
Santa Claus.

A swing with a capacity Of
six will be donated by DR..
Aubrey Anduze, chairman Of
the st. Johns Mems Club by
t h e inmates Of Richmond
Penitentiary in appreciation
for the encouragement given
to them in playing soft ball
with the members of the said
club. This swing will be used.
in the St. Johns Parish Hall
in Christiansted.
An amount Of over one hum
dred toys will be distributed
as follows: Carts, pull toys,
push toys, battleships, air
planes, banios, boats, noise
rocker horses and doll
houses. These toys were made
and painted by the inmates
themselves. The lumber used
for the making Of these toys
, 1956-12-18

.s
Nelthropp has promised to
turn over the nine bags Of
wash to the Committee, which
will purchase the red ochre.
With the approval of the
Assistant Commissioner, War
den Thomas Martin and in
mates Of Richmond will paint
up as many Of the aforemen-
toned items as will be
possible.
, 1956-12-18
s u r . A \

at 500 pm.
$3.50 pm Regular Admission
Our Triple Action Program with
Spanish Subtitles
list Feature:
The Dead End Kids
The Bowery Boys
JUNGLE GENTS"
2nd FEATURE:
DAYS or BUFFALO BILL"
srd FEATURE:
Hawk Of the Wilderness
Chapter 5 s
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, 1956-12-18

was donated by proprietors of
various stores in Chris
tiansted.
, 1956-12-18

-.
from Venezuela and dated
December Il said.
The Skeochs and Ohmeis
were passengers Of the S. S.
Antilles, which makes its
tour around the Caribbean
stopping at La Guayra, the
the port of Caracas.
At the Tamanaco. Gordon
and Carmen Skeoch were
greeted by an old friend, Mrs.
Florinda Arostegui, Public Re
lations representative Of the
Hotel, whose husband, Felix
Arosegui worked in st. Croix
several years ago.
"a splendid group picture of
the Skeochs and Ohmeis was
sent. It showed them having
lunch with Mrs. Arostegui on
the terrace of the hotel.)
, 1956-12-18
SUNDAY mi MONDAY

"A wonderful Christmas program
with a wonderful cast in Color
and Vista Vision.
WHITE CHRISTMAS"
Danny Kaye, Bing Crosby,
Rosemarie Clooney
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