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The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
Lower
Yellowstone
Mrs. L. p. Moore

Friends think Mrs. Fred Maurer
is having more than her share of
bad accidents when she had another
last Thursday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurer were on their way to Lewis
town to spend Thanksgiving and
the week end at the home of their
daughter and family. the Joe Man
nings. when they were hit by a
were driving too fast on the icy
road. Mrs. Maurer had both of ner
knees fractured and was to
the hospital in Lewistown. Fred was
not injured but the car was badly
damaged. Fred saw the car coming
to the side and was almost stopped
when the other car hit them.
Herman Msurer left Friday evening
for Lewistown TO be with and help
his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Baxter drove
to Williston last Wednesday evening
after Thelma. who came down from
Havre on the train for the week end.
They took her back to the train on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Herdt and fam
lily had quite a ride in a bad snow
Storm when they went east of Tioga
a week ago Sunday to visit her par
enS. The roads were also very icy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stubs and Mr..
and Mrs; Herman johnson and family
NC2t MISUNDERSTANDING kQeSlS d. Inc
home OF Miss Esther Jack in VIII
Iiston.
Mrs. Olive Taylor entertained the
East F2irview teachers and Mrs.
T~aasevigen and Shorty Anderson at
a dinner at her home Saturday eve
ming.
MI. and Mrs. Buddy Woodwork
and daughter of Sidney were callers
at the Joe Fletcrer home Saturday
evening.
Last Sunday the families of Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas LaBone. his mother.
Raymond Markow of Egin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Martin enjoyed a skating
party on the Noble lake. Mr.. and
Mrs line Martin took them their
dinner. which they all enjoyed sitting
on the bank OF the Lake. 1t was really
III Markow family left for home
late in the evening.
Last Saturday evening Katherine
and Esther Stubbs. Herman johnson
and son Dick. Jack Stubbs, Cad Cum
minis and Mr.. and Mrs. L P. Moore
out to h o Fletcher home for an
evening of whist. This was supposed
TO be a surprise party. Mrs. Viola
T~aasevingen entertained her family
and oDe friends to a turkey din
ner at her home Sunday.
MIR. n Mrs. Kermit Swenson and
family were guests at the Harvey
Bentsen home east of Ridgelawn on
Thanksgiving day.
The d. w. Taylor family were
Thanksgiving day guests at the L.. p.
Moore home.
Delbert Dishon was looking for the
of a calf which wandered into
his band of sheep on the Patey farm
and decided to stay.
Cad Cummins was a THANKSGIVING
day guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Burgess. |
Virginia Williams and Mrs. Gherald
Nay and daughter left for Havre via
the Western Star Tuesday night to
with their sister. Mrs. Howard
Starrett who is to undergo surgery
Miss Ollye Freeman was over Sun
day and called at the Cecil Baxter
Viola T~aaseyigen had her Thanks
giving dinner Sunday and entertained
a number of her relatives and friends
Esther and Katherine Stubs mo-
tored to Alexander on Sunday and
had dinner with the MeIby family.
News was received that Roy Kerk-
hoven who has lived in California
for many years passed away suddenly
on October 8. He is the eldest
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kerkhoven
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Young were in
Dore visiting friends Monday.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
Three Buttes
BY Homemakers' Club

Sunday evening visitors at the
Theo. Schields home were Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Albin and family
Bob Putnam is now attending
dial central exchange repair
school at Fort Monmouth, New
Jersey, and would love to hear
from anyone who cares to write.
His address is Pvt. Robert J..
Putnam, RA19503733, Co. VI, Stu
dent Regt. TSS, Fl. Monmouth,
N. j.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the Lester Putnam home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb HER and
Richard, Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Wick and family, the Bill Gun
diffs, Roy Broses, Jerry Oberg-
fells, Jim Putnams.
Myrna 10y Sanders and Will
lie, and Gordyne Sanders were
visitors at the Erwin Putnam
home Thanksgiving week end.
Other guests at the Erwin Put
nam home Thanksgiving day
were the Ben Wilkensons, Art
Bookes and Dennie and Lloyd
Sjostrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bahls
spent Thanksgiving at the Leon
ard Odenbach farm near Saw
age.
Mrs. Elva Putnam, Mrs. Jim
Putnam and Sharon, and Mrs.
Henry E. Miller were afternoon
callers at the Lee Swanson home
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Radke
and Tommie, and the Ben Hub
leys were Thanksgiving guests
of the Charlie Radkes.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
SIOUX PASS ITEM

Thanksgiving day guests at the
Ray Norby home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Atkinson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Atkinson
and family all from Circle, Mont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Speelman
and family of Billings and Ed
Lewis.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

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Sidney Herald
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Three.Week Tour

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and Missouri
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03

Robert and Edward Mallon. of
New Jersey. are spending the sum
mer here with their grandmother
Mrs. Fred Hinkelmann.
Mrs, D s. Gauldlng, of Keysvi,le
and Miss Bessie Berkeley, of Phenix.
visited Mrs. c. L. Johns recently
Mr.. and Mrs. S w. Reams. of
Richmond. visited relatives here
last week.
Mr. and Mys- Ed Stephenson and
family. of Ivor, were recent guests
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Hudgins.
Nh. and Mrs Jimmie Tucker and
children, of Richmond. we're week
end guests of her sister and brother
in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs Note Pettus.
Miss Shirley Robertson, of Rich
mona. was a week end guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w A. Rob
ertSon.
Mr.. and Mrs Harbor Bowman
and children visited their son. Don
aid. at Fort Story recently.
M. and Mrs Sam Wagstaff and
son. OF Richmond. spent several
DAYS recently with relatives
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03

visitor in the community last week
Mr. and Mrs. w E Edwards and
little daughter. Susan, of Norfolk
spent last week end with her sister.
Mrs w A Shaw. and Mr. Shaw
Mrs Mary Lou Williamson joined
Miss Christine Gallon in Victoria
for trip to Florida recently.
Mrs Marion briggs is patient
in SouthSlde Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Ed MaIlon, who
spent some time here with her
mother. Mrs Fred Hinkelmann.
have returned to their home in New
Je~sey
Jack Powers. Of Kenbridee. was
caller in the community last
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs J. W Pulley and
MI and MIS- Frank J. Conner JON
ed Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pulley and
daughter Miss GLADYS. of Rich
mond Monday for few days fish
ing on The Potomac.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
Worsham Community, Vicinity Events

Mrs. R H. Mckay and sons at
tended the Arthur family reunion
Sunday in the home of her sister,
Mrs. Hunt. in Halifax
Mrs Greed DeHart is improving
after being patient in the South
side Hospital for a few days last
week
Miss Betty Lloyd Irving spent a
few days this week with Miss Doro-
they Crute and Miss Edyth Mae
Lovesby. in their cottage on the
Rappahannock They also visited
Miss Suzanne Self while there
Little Judy Calhoun celebrated
her third birthday on Monday July
30
Mrs Melvin Tribble and son. Of
South Boston visited her mother
Mrs. Stanley Mckay last week
MI. and Mrs Willard Calhoun
and children, Judy and J W visit
ed Mr.. and MIS- r T Carwile il
Lvnchburg, and also her parents
Mr. and Mrs. S. H Coin, last week
Mr.. and Mrs 7 S. BaskerVl
spent Tuesday with Mr. and MS
Peyton jefferson in Victoria
Misses Wilma Sue Smelcer Mar
earet Southal, Jean and Margaret
Mylum and joyce Dallas visited
several Of their school friends re-
Gently They called on Miss Nancy
Morris in Darlington Heights Miss
es Loretta Brehm and Evelyn Ho-
chart in Keysyille Miss Nancy
Quarles at Mt. Pleasant and Misses
BESSIE Foster and Marie Collie at
Throck
Ann Carol Mckay is visiting her
sister and brother-in-law MI and
Mrs. Willie Jennings. III. in Rich
mond
Mrs. A B Hughes has returned
10 her home after spending some
time with Miss Lynette Calhoun
and Mrs Bee Hughes.
Archer Southal was week end
guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Neal Bedneer. IN Nor
folk
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Willard Calhoun were Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Beazley and son, of Colonial
Heights Mr. and Mrs. Joe Calhoun.
Mr. and Mrs Hays Whaley and
Debbie and Mrs and Mrs Arnold
Mccoy, of Mccoy Mr.. and Mrs.
FLOYD Franklin visited them last
week
Mrs Viola RiddicG. Ms Stanley
Mckay and Ernest Mckay visited
Mrs W J Pollard in Keysville
Sunday While there, they visited
Mr. and Mrs Grayden Pollard
MISS Wilma Sue Smclcet accom-
nanicd Raymond Hammock. Gene
Hammock. Mr. and MIS- jim
Graves and Karen Graves to Rich
mock
Ernest Mckay visited his sister.
Mrs Martin Ccvneton Sunday. IN
The Souths.de Hospital
G G and Alec Cralle sons of
Mr. and MS George Crale Of
Farmville recently spent week
with Mrs Stanley Mckay
Tom Wood and daughter. Thelnla
Of Fl Eustis visited his brother.
G M Wood here Sunday
Mr. and MIS- Ernest Pollard and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
Green Bay

A number Of our people attended
no Mcherr'n Methodist Churc b
Homecoming celebration Sunday
The splendid proeram under the di-
rection of Mrs Harry Sadler was
INSPIRING.
Mr. and Mrs Elwood Hamlet, Of
Richmond, were recent guests of
her sister and hrother~ln-law, MIR
and Mrs Billy S Smith
Mr.. and Mrs 6 L Hall Of Rich
naend were week end guests of her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs W NJ Valen-
court
Mrs Clyde Newell had her three
daughters. of Richmond. with her
for the week end
Earl V. Atkins and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Arvin were in Richmond
.ast Friday
Rev : S. King y Ao,lere was a.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-03
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The Sidney herald., 1956-04-19
LONSDALE
TO HOLD
SUNDAY

1t was announced by the Rev.
Reuben Dutton of the Lonsdale
Methodist church that the annual
church conference will be held
next Sunday at $50 p. m.
The event will be opened with
a fellowship supper for all mem
bers and friends. Following the
supper the local church confer
ence will be held at which time
reports will be given from each
department of the church, and
plans will be outlined for the en-
suing year. The pastor will make
his report on the state of the
church. DR.. L. Edwin Cooke, dis
trict superintendent of the Meth
odist church in Montana will be
present and will give a brief adj
dress, and will then show the
moving picture entitled "The Sc
cret of the Gift" This picture is
sent out by the Board of Lay Ac-
Invites of the Methodist church.
Rev. Dutton also stated that the
committee on nominations have
been meeting and will present a
list of nominees for the several
committees of the church, all OF
which will take office following
the close of this conference. All
members and friends r invited
to attend this inSpirational event.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-19
Treated Seed
Wheat Ineligible
For Support

Mixing treated" seed wheat
with wheat under Commodity
Credit Corporation loan or pur-
chase agreement will make the
wheat ineligible for price sup
port. The annual warning to
wheat growers comes from Ar
thur Anderson, Chairman of the
Richland County ASC commit
tee.
Actually very little wheat now
is rejected for price support be-
cause of this careleSsness, the
Chairman points out, but since
it still occurs, the reminder is
necessary.
He reminds farmers that price
support is available only on
wheat that meets minimum stan
dards, one of which is freedom
from treated wheat. If treated
wheat is mixed with the wheat
originally placed under kan, it
renders all the wheat in the bin
ineligible for a loan. If the loan
is paid off with the idea of mark
citing the wheat, the wheat will
not be accepted for milling pur-
poses. Furthermore, such wheat
may be unsafe for feeding pur-
poses. If the wheat is kept un-
der loan 30 be turned over to
CCC later in satisfaction of the
loan, it VIII be rejected and the
farmer wiz be required TO pay
back the loan If the wheat is
purchase agreement, again
it will not be accepted for a
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-19

Cartwright school were sent to
Mr.. and Mrs. OllHf Erickson at
Watford City for judging and
the essay of Anthony Moran was
selected TO be sent to Bismarck
for the state contest. Others re-
ceiving blue ribbon awards were
Jerry Thorson, Stormy Vickers,
Pat Denowh, Paul Oakland and
Ardean Skogen. This contest is
a project of the local Wildlife
club.
Several local parents accom-
panied the children to the must
cal program at Alexander last
week Tuesday. Cars for trans
portation were furnished by
MINES. Jas. Denowh, Art Paulson,
Raymond Oakland, Wesley Thor
son and Miss Jost.
The A. v. Gullikson family
attended Episcopal church services
at st. Lawrence Episcopal church
in Sidney Sunday evening, April
9th which Rev. Powell conducted
there due to that church now
having no regular minister.
Mrs. Bert Youngstrom enjoyed
a long distance phone talk with
her two sons Donald and Clarence
diversion whom she called in
Springfield, Mass. Clarence, en-
route home from an airplane
base in Greenland, where he has
been stationed stopped over in
Springfield to visit his brother
and family. Clarence has COM
pleted his enlistment and is soon
to be discharged.
Ladies of Bethel WMF were
invited Thursday as guests of St.
Olof's WMF in Elk Township and
those accepting were MINES. w.
H. Faulkner, Severt Sponheim,
Raymond Oakland, Tom Oakland,
Louis Hagen, Olof Odegaard, An
ma Paulson, Ella Sandy, Lawrence
Croy, Earl Lindsey, Gilman
Wang, Milton Olson and Henry
Iszley Jr.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur PaulSon
attended the spring session of
RID carriers at Williston Sun
day.
Ole and Morton Sponheim were
shopping in Williston Monday.
Donna KarSt of rural Fairview
was a week end guest of Sue
Dobias.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Lindsey and
Alice spent Sunday at the Bjarne
Walla home.
Nimble Fingers All club had
their regular monthly meeting in
Cartwright hall Saturday after
noon. Their project at present is
making dresses.
Every home in Sioux Town
can expect Milton Olson as
a caller since he was elected as
assessor and at the same time
will collect funds for the Cancer
Drive if you are making a dona-
ton.
Mrs. Alex Moran entertained
children for the birthdays of
Thessa, 8 years old Monday, and
Mary 10 4 years Friday.
Morton Sponheim has busted
this past week with
shingling ahe hall roof.
Emil and Chester Perry were
hauling culverts from here Tues
lay last week.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-19
Young Men Are
Urged To JOIN
National Guard

The Importance of basic train
ing for a young man in the Ma
tiona1 Guard was emphasized in
a statement today by Hugh B.
Brown, commanding officer od
Co. A 1881 Armored Cavalry
Regiment of the Montana Nation
al Guard, in which he urged
young men of Sidney 10 join the
National Guard and take the six
months of basic training with
the active Army provided by the
Reserve forces Act of 1855.
A man who enlists in the Ma
tional Guard before he is 1914
will be deferred from induction
into Federal Service until age 20
so long as he performs satisfac-
tory Guard service and he is not
required to take active duty
training. However, he may volun-
teer for the six months of basic
training and thus reduce the time
he must serve in the National
Guard from until age %" to a
total of eight years of service.
What this means, Hugh Brown
explained is that a young man
who enlists when he is II years
old will finish his period of re-
serve military service at age Is.
In other words, Brown went on,
this young man a chop three
years off his total military obi
cation.
With an increase of interest in
the development of a strong
ready Reserve force to back UP
the active Army, Navy and Air
Force. it is important that young
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-19

MINES. Jennie Anderson and
Ida Shade were callers from Will
liSton Thursday.
Sioux Farmers Union met Sat-
urday night at the hall with For
rest Johnson presiding; group
singing was led by Betty johnson
accompanied by Sue Dobias; a
song by Roger and Charlotte Las
sey accompanied by Betty John
son; message to the local deliver
ed by Laura Klose; discussion on
REA by Vernon Klose, Don
Noteboom Jr., Ronald Shade,
Jerry Lassey, Sue Dobias, Acne
Dobias and Dennis Noteboom. Re-
ports given on their Junior
conference in jamestown in Feb
ruary by Vernon Klose and Don
Noteboom Jr. Roy Johnson, Don
Noteboom Sr. and Ray Skorpil
yer named as a resolution COM
mittee to draw UP and send a
resolution to our congressman
against recommendations of the
Hoover Commission as it affects
REA.
F4AS44 obld4illOllg q SG1lIxdl LA
change field worker of Glendive,
and his family were visiting
guests. Virgil spoke on the cur
rent money and credit situation
as it affects the nation and on
the trips to view the Laurel plant.
He also showed two films. After
the lunch served by Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Klose, the group had
folk games and square dancing as
recreation. During the program
on the first chapter of the Junior
Sue Dobias gave a 3-minute talk
study topic, "This Earth, This
Land"
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Knudsen,
Mrs. H. Bartram and Mrs. N.
Papineau of Alexander were Sun
day visitors at the John Dunbar
home.
Mrs. Frank Leens attended fu-
neral services for Mrs. Hjalmer
Davidson at Fairview Saturday.
R. r. Jones and David Williams
were Cartwright callers Monday.
r. R. has recently had a cataract
removed from his eye and sight
is much better.
Local folks were sorry to learn
that Roy McColl is a medical pa
tent in Sidney hospital and x
press wishes for his recovery.
Bill Scrivner and Mrs. John
Dunbar and Bryan were in Sid
'ney Monday. Bryan had a polio
shot and Bill had a checkup with
his doctor.
Glayde Yoder of Sidney called
at the Scrivner home Monday.
A planting bee at the Bill Scriv-
ner farm this Tuesday directed
by Thos. Thorson, drilled his 38
acre field with wheat and alfalfa
during the day. Good will work
ers beside Thomas were Wesley
Thorson. William Lassey, David
Williams, Johnny Walker, Oscar
Oakland and Bill Rossin. Bill
has been a hospital pa
tient recently and not able to
do the planting himself so Thomas
Thorson promoted the project, or
ganized the workers who went
into action. The Scrivners are
appreciative and words
cannot express their gratitude.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-19
Ole Kilen Funeral
Will Be Held At
Sioux Pass TODAY

Funeral services for Ole Eng
wald Kilen, AZ, a farmer of the
Girard Community, were held at
2 p. m. Wednesday, April 10. at
st. Peters Lutheran church at
Sioux Pass. Rev. Everett Tande,
of Culbertson, pastor of St. Pc
ter's, officiated at the service, and
the Cloyd-G order Mortuary of Sid
ney had charge of the arrange
ments.
MI. Kilen died at his farm home
Sunday morning, April Is.
He was born at Fairview, Sept.
81, 1918, a son of Hans and Enge-
borg Kilen and attended local
schools. He was baptized and con-
firmed in ST. Peters church. On
Dec. 10, 1912, he married Myrl
Lyon at Fairview and they lived
on the farm in Girard. He was
a trustee of st. Peters Lutheran
and a member of the church coun-
ell, also a trustee of the East Lone
Butte school. His parents preced-
ed him in death.
Survivors include his wife, a
Janice, and a son, Mar
vim at the family home; two
Albert and Knute of the
Sidney area, and two sisters, Mrs.
Bert Vickstrom and Mrs. Ray
mond Salisbury, also of the Sid
ney-Fairview area.
At the services Mrs. Everett
Tande sang 1.-THE Old Rugged
Cross" and Heaven is My Home"
with Mrs. Sena Larson as her or
gan accompanist.
Pallbearers were Norman Sven
son, Garhardt Dahl, Warner Han
son, Sebastian Kringen, Albert
Swanson and Carl Swenson. In
terment was in st. Peters Luth-
eran cemetery at Sioux Pass.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-19

urday. Seven members were pres
emit. After the meeting Mrs. Mo-
served lunch. Recreation prizes
went to Donna McRae, first, Van
dra Madsen, second, and Vivian
Hansen. third.
Miss Karen Clifford was an
overnight guest of Janice KEN
mis- Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Atkinson and
Sherry visited the Marvin Bald
win home in Glendive Saturday.
Sherry spent the day with Kathy
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Simonis and
Carmen arrived from Glasgow for
a weeks visit, Sunday. Carmen
is getting acquainted with her
cousins.
Nick Servo. Mike Peterson and
Garfield Servo were business call
ers in Sidney Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Peterson
called at the Don Shannon home
in Fairview Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. AISLE Peterson
and girls called at the Harold
Sather home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kemmis and
boys were Sunday guests at the
A. E. Kemmis home.
Mrs. Charles Atkinson, Casey
and Sherry spent Sunday with
Mrs. Harold Atkinson in Sidney.
They called at the Nick Servo
home Sunday evening.
Clarence and Lawrence Kristen
son called at the Left Hanson
home Sunday. Mrs. Kristofene
Kristenson has been visiting in
Carpio the past week.
Monday callers at the Left Han
son home were Mrs. Bernie Mad
sen, Mrs. Nels Peterson and Mrs.
Halvord Peterson and family.
Mrs. Ray Simonis and Carmen
were overnight guests at the AISLE
Peterson home Monday.
Nick Servo and Garfield were
visitors at the Dick Fargher home
Monday evening.