The Sidney herald., 1956-06-07

SiA VI ofk0As @&& GA0AS DA 1~o
of Glasgow.
Bull Riding LIST Earl Wi
of Richey, End Verne Wilson, Sr'
Leroy Mann of Wolf Point.
Bull DIGGING LIST Joe Der
eel of Sidney, End Jim Brody o
Circle, 3rd Jimmie Boyd of Pop
lar.
Calf Roping - LIST Bob Switzel
of Paxton, End Dean Coping O
Glendive, 3rd Ray Smith of Pop
lar.
Ladies Barrel Racing - Is
Jean Brody of Circle, End anc
3rd split for a tie between Joy
Chapman of Wolf Point anC
Jackie Adkins of Richey.
Small Fry Barrel Racing -
Joy Chapman of Wolf Point,
years old, received LIST prize and
made the fastest time of the day
with l9 and S tenths seconds.
Officials of the day were, an
nouncer, Bill White of Fort Peck;
judges, Glen Mavity of Lambert
and Dean Switzer of Paxton;
timers, Jackie Adkins and Jane
Stevenson; arena secretary, Mrs.
George Garfield; arena director,
Cliffe Wolfe, stock contractor,
Casey Weurtz; pickup men, Slick
Stevenson, Albert Volbrecht and
Billy Kaiser all of Richey.
After the rodeo a baseball game
was enjoyed between Vida and
Richey which was called off in
the 7th inning because of dark
ness. Vida was in the lead.
Memorial Day was observed
with a program which was given
at the Legion hall beginning at
400. The program opened with
the presentation of the colors by
the American Legion Post No. rs
followed by invocation by the
Rev. Mecklenburg. The Pledge of
Allegiance was sung by the Aux
iliary quartet of the American
Legion, namely, Mrs. Ralph Ora
Der, Mrs. Wallace Gibson, Mrs.
Wilbur Gibson and Mrs. Verne
Stoker accompanied at the piano
by Ray Stewart. "The Star Span
gled Banner" was sung by the
followed by a number
by the Methodist Jr. Girls Choir
accompanied at the piano by
Phyllis Whitmer. The Memorial
Address was given by the Rev.
A. 0. White after which Mrs.
Bill Howard sang a vocal solo
accompanied by Mrs. Bernard
Soft. The program concluded at
the service board where the COM
nander of the Legion, Harris Oh
son, read a Memorial Day prayer
and the Legion boys fired a sa-
ute. Taps were played by Loren
Soft after which a wreath of
veteran = made peoples was
placed at the service board by
past president of the Legion
auxiliary, Mrs. Verne Stoker.
The boys of the American Le-
zion drove to the Sacred Heights,
Vida, Riverside, Retail Table and
cemeteries Memorial Day
where they placed wreaths and
tired salutes at the graves of the
war dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culber
and Mrs. A. E. Nelson travelled to
Scobey on Memorial Day where
they were dinner guests of Mrs.
Nelson's son and daughter-in-
.aw, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Nelson
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lehman
md the formers sister from Spo-
rane, Wn., left Monday morn
ng after visiting a few days with
drs. Lenman's brother, M. 0.
and sister, Mrs. Pete
and their families. Sum-
lay a week ago the Lenmans,
o. Mickelsons, Gene Nickel
on, August Scheer families and
he Myrl Nicholson family of
'allon gathered at the Pete Will
ert home for a family gathering.
Sally Miller returned to Dick
ason, N. Oak, Sunday evening
spending her weeks spring
acat1on In Rlchey with her faith
Charles Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Rude
nd daughter Bonnie and niece
Donna beaverton all of Hope,
IDAHO, were overnight guests Sum-
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
lloyd Johnston. The Rudes were
.route to Moosejaw, Canada on
weeks vacation and will re-
Urn to Richey on their way back
, Hope. Donna beaverton will
smain in Richey for the week.
Mrs. Vera Kautenberger left
on the train for Sidney,
here she will re-enter the hos
ltal for a medical check-up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Schmasow
nd daughter of Great Falls came
for a weeks visit with
er mother, Mrs. Nora Babb, and
rothers Vance and Jerry Babb
nd their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Soft and
ms Loren and Jimie have gone