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HrLp-woMrN

RECEPTIONIsT, white. intelligent.
attractive. $3.50; No experience
aeessssry. Top salaTy. Cali "a
$4,000 -
RECEPT..TYPIsT. sttrae. N. Arl..
$50. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 VIII
son blvd. Arl-. IA. $4,000.
RECORDS CLERK
For SCIENTIFIC research orsanizationi
must be intelligent. versatile and
goos typis:. z years coliess; s sS:
5yH.hr. work week: EXCELLENT work.
ing conditions. State age. marital
status, education and experience.
Box 251-H. Star. IS
RESEARCH AssTs., cleared top
or Sfere p6ysic ns s4.soo ssa .oeo, COM
mensurste with ability, to assist
data for defense. NATIONAL EMPL.
SERVICE. 1I0s 18th st. NV. at L.
Elk. 3-7270.
RESIDENT MANAGER for new. large,
exclusive aforementioned apartment
houss Must I Se Tsn sn.r anS sxp end
salary. Apply 10 am. until Q pm,
Suite 100, Investment Bldg.. 18th
and K SITS. NV. -
SALESGIRL, Young, attractive. ex-
perienced; 5h-day week. GREET
ING CARD CITY 1927 @ st. NV.
SALESLADY, full time. Young lady,
sincere in learning record business
in large record department. See
Mrs Rollins. MUSIC SALES CORP.
1900 G st. NV. -S
under 40. Neat appear
ance. Must be exper. selling ladies'
apparel. Salary plus comm. Apply
In person. KREGER'S DRESS
SHOP, 65S Penna. ave. sc. IS
you live In the
vicinity Of Minnesota ave. ne,
there are immediate openings for
experienced. part-time and full
time salespersons, Excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply
ADELINE SHOPS. 1898 Minnesota
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SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER

Young ambitious. intellisence. more
iynportant than experience; perma-
nent position with established laT
Arm: excel. WORKING conds,. Dl.
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HELP--WoMEk
CLERK-TYPIST

A well-known national news mag
varied clerical duties In business
once Should have 40 to so W.pm.
tipping speed, and be familiar with
once procedure. Pleasant working
conditions, many company benefits.
Can DI. 7-2a0O. Ext. 2e1. between
o am. and B pm.
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STONE FLAGsToNE AND CEMENT,
specializing in walls. patios. steps,
walks. etc; free est. Call JERRY.
LII. i-4756
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS-Paint-
ing, papering. carpentry and roof
work. FILA terms. RE 5-6141.
a
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACTORS. DANCERS, SINGERS want
ed. Benefit show. April 25 Audi
tions. Tues. Wed ewes. DU. 1881
FARMER AND WIFE, colored; over
40; no children; for general farm
ing, nearby Maryland; wife to dc
R.h.w.. reference required. good
salary with furnished house. Apply
1917 eth st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4
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SITuATIoNS-WoMEN

NURSE GovERNEss. experienced,
wishes position with children
perm. or temp refs. IA. 2-7597. .
SECRETARY, Office manager. cor.
respondent, asst bkkpr.. age ~
own car. So hrs, SS5. AID. 4-2644
ewes. tn 2-5bR6 =
SECY-RECEP., Q to /, Arlington
typ. shhd, books and payroll: EN-
Gent and dependable. ia. 5-sf45
ATTN. HoUsEwIvEs-Day workers,
maids with local refs. health cards.
Call MRS. GOSS CO. 5-a2S2 "a
TOP-N0TCH CHEF with checked ref
sTsncs 90 Can AID. "-sloo; eyes
YoUNG LADY, 81, desires position
where proof of ability will merit
advancement: yrs. gen. ofc. skill,
accurate typist (rnanual-elec J..
phone. .s rseeptioni exper.: avail.
DESIRES 10 DO DAYS WORK:
baby sitting or ONCE cleaning,
Phone LII. 4-2lO1.
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as wait
ress experienced. references. NO,
GIRL, coIored, desires work as typ
list. store maid or Ink. Phone
LU. l-l50o.
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alterations, painting,
repairs IAN kinds. Free estimates,
Terms. OIL. $1,000. lie
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. attics.
porches and rec rms. Al mechan-
les; terms. NATHAN cH1NITz Elk.
3-22S5. -16
ADDITIONS, partitions. gen. altera-
tons. Terms. LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Ii $500.
BRICKLAYING - Alterations. fire.
places, walls. all types masonry.
FAGNANI. 10. 2-I994, ia. 9-6093.
CARPENTRY-Small Jobs, inside
outside. fences. porches, recr. rooms.
White mechanics. Work guar. Cali
CARPENTRY. ROOFING, SIDING
and caulking. Lee. and small Jobs.
JU- $500. JU. 5-n390. Ill
CARPENTRY, REPAIRS, remodeling,
nr1ck anS cement nS work; terms; need
%
WIRING and repairs,
new and old; cash or terms. CO.
5-959S; ewes, UN. 4-l566.
FLOORS REFINIsHED LIKE NEW
Free estimat ties; winter prices. C, r,
COVER. WA. 7-6S6S, any time.
FLOORS sanded and finished Spe.
clal rates through March. Father
and son. 10. 2-6253. --l2
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish.
ing; prices reasonable: work guar
anteed. c. C. DEATON. RA. 6-9662.
FLOORS SANDED, finished. new, 70
so. it: old floors, 10c up; work
guar. C. L. HINsoN, 10. 1-3475.
Ill
REPAIRING AND re-
finishing. ANTIQUES restored. Free
estimates. JR S-5704. 10
GENERAL REPAIRS, roof painting
and repairing. plastering and
painting. PRINTz, UN. 1884.
PAINTING Interior, exterior; pa
pering, plastering. Free est. MR..
WEBB. ia 4-0317 after 6 --6
chanics. Terms. LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT co. Ii $500.
PAINTING, papering, waterproofins:
interior and exterior. FILA loans
avail. JU. 9-477l for estimates;
PAINT. PAPER NOW. Low prices. Al
free estimates. JU 5-0745. --i2
PAINTING, PAPERING - First-class
mediately. Mr.. PoAT, RA, $500.
plastering, paperinz.
White mech. 80 yrs. exper Reas.
Free est. Mr.. HOWE, OF. 4-6l09.
PAPERHANGING. painting. WALL
scraping. plaster patching. Ii. s.
PAINTING. PLASTER
ING' neat. clean work; low prices,
Prompt attention. ia. a-I064. -
'APERlNG. $40 and UP, this week
only. 1856 sunfast washable papers.
~ $1,000. RA. 3-7393
water proofnE. IRE
prooflns,, wall scrspinE; free esti-
mates. Ii. 4-743s' Ii. 7-s057;
REPAIRS - Old and
new work, lge. and small Jobs, Reas.
White mech. Work guar. Ju. % "a.
PLUMBING AND MEANINGLESS
stop remodeling service, complete
bathroom and kitchens Installed or
remodeled We do entire job. Hot
estimates. NO MONEY DOWN. Low
PLUMBING CO 1905 Georgia ave.
AND HEATING-Low
prices free estimates. Nd. work
only. MR.. LEE. VIII. 6-6S07.
ROOFING, new work: repairs; gut
tiers spouts; carpentry: painting.
A. D. THOMAS, WA. 1882
ROOFING WORK OF ALL TYPES;
gutter and downspout work: roof
painting. Free estimates. Established
''F s. sAMUEG C., BOYD, INC.
Q-1ng2
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ia NOR sECRETARY-To advertis-
ing director OF National Maya
zine. Requirement: Good typist,
mimi. um shorthand: fringe bene-
ffts; 35-hr week, MRS. RENNEER'
LOCAL MHNAGEa position open
with nationally advertised firm.
Exceptional opportunity for quail
fed woman. Car and phone neces-
sary. No canvassine, Weekly pay
check. For interview write Boz
MAN1CURfsTs. for our Conn. ave,
salon, 5-day wk.. good salary and
commission. EMILE. 1921 Conn
NURSE. R.N., as supervisor, for a
13-bed modern nursing home: excel.
opportunity; full maintenance;
NURSES. registered: general duty
all shifts 81 bed general hospital
for vacation period June 10 thru
September Is Ideal summer eli
mate, 40 hour week. $3.50, month
plus full maintenance. Apply Mon
ttcello Hospital. Monticello, New
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHERS
Qualified teachers for cooperative
nursery schools. Teachers and
schools egister at EN-. 3-7161, no
charge Sunday and weekdays
after II noon, ID
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Many Openings, Excel. salaries
ALL-OFFICE EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
3Oe Sheraton Bldg, III 14th st. NV.
d.. T-6632
STENO. OR JR. SECY.
Thirty-fiye hrs permanent: Ma
tional Lutheran oTGanization. DE
2-la16. ext. IS. %
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SECRETARY

washington Board Of Trade. 1915
TX ST, NV. 21-35: salary TO start.
$50 week. 5-day week. company
WELL, ST. .3-3535. ID
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HELP-poMESTIc

COOK GH.W.. experienced. fond Of
children: live in: of after break
fast ! day and every other Sun;
good references. Call EN-. 2-2I57
CIV, live in, private room; GOOD
salary; references. Call OIL. 4-S299.
G.HW. AND CHILD CARE; must
live in: references and experience
required; of "a day Wed. and every
other Sun. $40 week to start. ~.
CIV. live in greater N. Y. city
Transp. advanced. S150-Se00 per
mo. References required. Me. s.
CIV INV COOK. white, so-4b, for
motherless home. Lige-ill. Exper'
$3.50 wk. RIA. 8-7845. IS
HOUSEKEEPER, woman between 90
40 yrs. of age; live in. Apply lO1
Howard I'd. Sc, Apt. 9. Ill
HOUSEKEEPER. settled. white; live
in: | in family; no smoking. RA.
HOUsEKEEPER. live in with elderly
person, small house; references.
H OF iSEHN settled white
woman. Live in. 2 elderly people,
Wife semi-invalid. Must be good
plain cook. Give age. exper. and
recent refs. LIST letter. Do not
phone MARTIN T. WEBB. AMMAN
MAID, to live in; references and
health certificate required For doc
tors home. . infants Weekday
and every other sun. of Starting
salary, Sl10 mo, OIL, 7-s991. 8
MAID, live in, nice rm. and bath;
cooking g W: school-age children;
.5-40: "a day Thurs, every other
sR ven SO J1 e 5 s5as' .f Gsaes afp
MAID. G.H.w. and laundry, plain
cooking; experienced; $50 week;
live in. Apply 261s-A Conn. ave.
GESTEEL WOMAN, white, plain
cook; gen. housewk. Live in. For
elderly lazy and son. Sal. open.
Iii COMPANION, white.
live in. With elderly person. Call
WOMAN, experienced. to live in
with husband who has other lob;
woman. g:h.w.. and cooking and
help care for. children: husband to
90 ODD Jobs IN exchange for, room
and board; $50 per mo. ia, 9
FAMILY WANTS WHITE WOMAN
to live in: rm. and board plus
salary. Call SP. 3-421H. 81
WILL GIVE GOOD HOME to settled
colored lady for care of children in
colored family. Small salary. LII.
3-061T.
C0LORED-Do YOU WANT DO
MESTIC WORK. GOOD PAY?
STATE EMPL. AGCY.. 1859 Wallach
pl. NV. RIM 6. AID 4-03s3.
LIVE IN
COOKS. NURSEMAIDS (experi-
enced. white or coloredl, G.H.W.
COUPLES texper ced). NO
HOURLY AID CLUB
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OFFICE
ASSISTANT

dictaphone and general ONCE expert
ence necessary; work will consist OF
varied office duties and transcription:
minimum tipping of so w.pm.; pleas
ant working conditions and many
company benefits.
Call DI. $4,000. Ext. 1853, between
8 am. and 5 pm.
q
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN Cont. /,

REAL ESTATE. Earn while you learn
Represent US in Sc, tMdD and our
March 3. II you are ambitious. have
q car and can devote sufficient time.
We will train you. For interview call
Mr.. Fortin. 10 $500, 10. g.
1897. cox & CO. INC. -S
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HElP-WokAEN

TELEPHONE oPER.-some tipping;
nightwork at training; $50 VIZ,
MISS REED. at personnel. 1871 O
st. NV
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to work
evenings. hourly pay. Call HE. A.
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sALEsW0MAN; sxper; for ma maternity
shop, THE SToRK SET. 1924 Conn
sALEsMEN-Learn real estate, the
preferred business. We place all
iuii-f MhRssH EacIs'e s wApLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV AID. 4-2o05
sEAMSTRESS. experienced. for dress
shop. with knowledge Of selling.
s ssTmansR1 cnnneett Sn ave App
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. draperies.
HORNEY'S INTERIOR SERVICE.
$500 Lee hwy, Arl. IA. S-1125.
sECRETANIAL SWITCHBOARD or
orator for large exclusive apart,
pm. to ii pm. shift. Apply Suite
100, Investment Bldgs 18th and K
sTE5SSiRRETEARY, white; permanent: 4
hours. any time between "a pm;
vic. Florida and N. Capitol area:
Write giving age. exper.. marital
status Box 4s5-L, star. 8
SECRETARY. age 25 to 40. With
work; opportunity for advance
ment: employe benefits. 5:day wk..
pleasant surroundings; salary. con-
tingent on qualifications and ex-
perience Box 4S7-H. Star. IS
SECRETARY-To director OF active
expanding social agency. Congenial
staff and surroundings: 37l2 hrs:
excellent salary Mature person
desired. Age no factor. Apply $50
to. 4. USES. 1874 ? st. NV.
SECRETARY, exper. shorthand, typ.
and gen. ofc, for science teaching
improvements program; 40-hr, wk,,
vac, sick leave. retirement bene-
fits. Call ST. 3-1467. Ia
SECRETARY = National magazine
has immed opening for experiences
Cir, FRIDAY under 80. Air-condi-
toned once In congenial sur
roundings. convenient downtown
location. paid vacation this year.
good starting salary. 35-hour week.
sE Ell PART TINE. to sales
executive; perm. position; down
town air-cond suite; shorthand,
tipping, knowledge bookkeeping REQ
Start S1.75 uer hr. MA. S-Sl Do
SECRETARY, knowledge of short
hand. pleasant working conditions.
Apply Mrs. ireland, BEACON ELEC-
TRIO SUPPLY CO., S051 18th st.,
Silver Spring b
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SECRETARY
NO SHORTHAND

NO SHORT HAND
To asst, mgr in large downtown
hotel: good tipping REQ. Prefer hotel
or travel agency exper.' intereStins
work: pleasant surroundings; betw
Si-3S yrs. Good starting salary;
many employe benefits. Apply Per
sonnet Dept. AMBASSADOR HOTEL
14o4 x st NV -
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Insur. EXEC. secy.. Junior SIS VI.
CAPITOL HILL Secy. A,2u0
Bookkpr. -stenog. $500 up
$50 new openingsl. Miss Grant, ST.
$4,000; BOYD's. Est. 40 yrs; Cor.
18th and q SITS %
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MATTRESSES

White, under 80: excellent income
for capable persons. Meals and uni
forms furnished, Apply in person.
Hogate'S Seafood Rest.
9th and Maine Ave. s.W.
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TYPISTs-Shorthand. under 30,
500. JU. 5-1265, day or evening
ASSOCIATED EMPLOYMENT
TYPIST, with knowledge Of book,
keeping or stenog. General work. real
estate office.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co..
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-z9oo
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SECRETARY

Good typist who can take snort.
hand at reasonable speed. pleasant
ton in our circulation dept, 5,day,
40-hr. week. Apply Personnel Room
609:: Open weekdays. S:30-? ano
Gig. No phone Gals
THE EVENING STAR
l1ol Pa Ave. N. W
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UNUSUAL WOMAN

For special position in uncrowded
field. No cosmetics, books or can
vaSsing A good education. outstand-
ing personality essential; age, 25-
As: applicant who needs to earn as
much as SS5 per week. Call OF.
4-7741 for appointment.
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COOKS, NURSEMAIDS (experi-
enced. white or coloredl, GH.W..
COUPLES texperie nce d.. NO
CHARGE
HOURLY AID CLUB
$50 F St, NV. Ma s-5s75
-
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HELp-woMGA
HOSTESS

Excel. position in clean, modern
restaurant: need not be experienced.
Apply CROWN RESTAURANT, 917
18th St NV, LIZ
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18th st. NV, liz
HOUSEHOLDER. Christian, for Pro-
group Of boys, sehool-ase. from
broken homes. Live-in. RA. 3-2992
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SECRETARY
SECRETARIES

SECRETARIES
We have several fine openings for
alert young women who enjoy the
excitement of fast pace In depart
ment store work. Openings are IN
both merchandising and, service oe-
nsrtments 5-day, 40-hour week,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS: 900. discount
on purchases and many other COM
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
F St. at 9TH NV.
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REPAIRS, remodeline,
brick and cement work: terms: need
work. GEO. COOK. UN. 10000
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HELP-WoMEN
wAITREsSEs, experienced. top .

experienced. top pay;
excellent tips; no Sunday work OIL.
6-729S. CHARCOAL GRILL. G2l2
Wisconsin ave. IS
WAITRESS, white, exper. and neat,
night work. Apply CASANOVA
REST. 1909 18th st. NV. IS
MATTRESSES 90. white: excel. sal
TORS. REST. Call after pm,
JU. 1852. g
WAITRESS, white. part time. eve
and 5 pm. SILVER RESTAURANT,
$3.50 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
No phone calls. .-l2
ately. $40 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
Ii. 3-7573, IS
WAITRESS, exp. Call in person, 4
pm. to 12 pm. FAIRFAX RES
TAURANT. 1897 Penna. ave. sc.
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'L0OR WORK. sanding and finish.
ing; prices reasonable: work guar
anteed. C. C. DEATON. RA. 6-3662.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24
JIMMY CAMPBELL
u TO
JOB AT DEPOT

J. d. Jimmie" Campbell has
been transferred back to Sidney
as Western Union operator at the
N. p. depot from Red Lodge
where he went from here on a
transfer five years ago. Camp
bell was here twelve years, first
as operator from which position
he was advanced to N. P. station
agent, succeeding Bob Stevens
when the latter's health caused
him to retire. Stevens had come
here from Red Lodge to succeed
Kearney Berven who went to
Red Lodge as his successor
and is still the agent there. The
Campbells still own their home
here and Mrs. Campbell and their
son Robert will join MIR. Camp
bell to again make their home
in Sidney later in the summer.
These transfers r made on the
basis of seniority rights and Mr..
in fact takes over the
operator trick of L. A. SALTY"
.richard who takes the trick of
Il. A.. Porter who has been trans
'erred to Mandan, North Dakota
n the same capacity.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24
Urge Public
Support OF
Talent Show

The talent contest Friday night,
June l, win be an excellent show
and Chamber of Commerce Presi-
dent Dean Beck has urged that all
possible support be given by at
tending the show.
Proceeds of this Richland coun-
ty al council sponsored event,
are used to sponsor council ac-
tivities, such as the annual pic
mic, achievement day, training
schools and upkeep of a hospital
room at the Community Memorial
hospital.
All leaders and club members
are selling tickets in rural and
town areas. Business firms and
individuals are asked to give their
support and then see this good
event. Competing talent is divid-
ed into two age groups, those
under IL and those IL through
high school age. The talent divi-
sions include instrumental, sing
ing, readings and novelty.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24
Kiwanians Hear
DR.. Singh OF
Calcutta, India

DIR. Ashock B. Singh of Calcut-
ia, India, was the guest speaker
at today's Kiwanis noon luncheon
DR.. Singh gave a very interesting
talk on better understanding be-
tween India and the United
States. He also explained the
great changes that r taking
place in India for the betterment
of the people.
Harry Mikelson reported on the
interclub meeting held at Glen
dive May 2S, at which seven Sid
ney members were in attendance.
Guests today were MI. Reece
of Billings, Charles Berner, Sid
ney, DR.. wye and DR.. Pratt of
Miles City, Darrell Wahl, student
Kiwanian and DIR. Ashock B.
Singh of Calcutta, India.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24
REQUIEM Mass
Held For Two
Accident Victims

Requiem Mass was recited al
a double funeral service at ST
Philomena's Catholic church here
Saturday, May 10, for Santos
Ozuna, SIS and Guadalup Cara,
IS, both of whom died as the re-
suit of injuries in a highway ac-
cident near Sidney, May IS. They
had been in the Fairview area for
only about a week, having come
here from Weslaco, Tex, to work
on farms.
Mr.. Ozuna was born Nov, 1900
at Matamoros, Mexico. He is
survived by his wife, Guadalupe,
two daughters, Mrs. Crisoford
GuZman and Miss Rofugia Ozuna,
and two sons, Carlos and Cipri-
ano, all of Fairview; two brothers,
Felix of Donna, Tex, and AMI
ceto, of Bay City, Tex; and two
sisters, Mrs. Lorenzo Perez and
Mrs. EzeQuiel Escobedo both of
Reynosa, Mexico.
Mr.. Cara was born August %,
1880 at Mercedes, Tex, a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Juvencio Cara. He
married Aurora Ortiz at Edcouch,
Texas, February 20, 1949. Sur
viving besides his wife, are two
children, Juanita and Aurora
Elena and one sister, Avelina Per-
ez, all of Fairview, and two
brothers, Rosario Perez, LaVilla,
Tex, and Jesus Garcia, Defiance,
Father Richard Walsh officiat-
ed at the services, and the Cloyd-
Gorder Mortuary in Sidney had
charge of arrangements.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24
McG lynn Reports
SCI Inches Rain
In California

Writing from Santa Rosa, Calf,
under date of May 16, Art Nc
Glynn, former Sidneyite, says:
81 see by the last paper that
you folks have had a nice, much
needed rain. Too bad the rainfall
couldn't be more evenly distribu-
ted. Since last October we have
had 56-2 inches of rainfall-about
twice our yearly average - and
while there were many flood
areas around us, we could hardly
realize so much rain had fallen,
only by the indication of the rain
gauge.
The country is simply lovely,
the native grasses r about two
feet high and fruit trees, ETC., are
just a mass of green leaves. / just
wish you could e my roses-I
have six climbing on the east, or
front, side of the house, all diff
ferent colors, and you can just
see the outlines of the house thru
the massive bloom of flowers. /
measured one Pres. Hoover and
it measured an even seven inches.
Everybody marvels at my flowers
and we also like them.
We have been having a back
ward, wet Spring and not too
warm until yesterday, when it
got up to "a and looks like it will
go as high today. Los Angeles had
96 yesterday but that is a diff
ferent country. We are hop
ing old Montana will enjoy anoth-
er banner year. Good luck and
take care of yourself.
Art McGIynn"
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24
Obituary
Mrs. Ingebord Nygaard

Funeral services for Mrs. Inge-
bord Nygaard, So, were held at
Zion Lutheran church in Fair
view, at 200 p. m. Friday, May
Is. Rev. A. E. Setness officiated,
and the Cloyd-Go rder Mortuary
in Sidney had charge of arrange
ments. Mrs. Nygaard died at a
state hospital May Ia, of lobar
pneumonia.
She was born January Is, 1870
in Spring Grove, Mimi, a daugh-
ter of Ole and Annie Holum, and
was reared there. She married
John Nygaard at Ada, Mimi
After the death of her husband,
she came to Montana in 1910 and
homesteaded near Enid, living on
the homestead until 1924 when
she became housekeeper for o..
H. Rogne near Fairview. Since
I948 she has lived in Fairview.
Surviving are two brothers, An
drew Holum, Sidney and Theo-
dore Holum, Richey; a sister, Mrs.
Oline Nelson, believed to be hv-
ing somewhere in Canada, five
grandchildren, 80 great-grandchil-
dren, and four great-great-grand-
children.
AT the services Norman Wan
gerud sang 90 Take My Hand,
Dear Father, and "Under His
Wings" with Mrs. Kermit Sven
son as the organist.
Pallbearers were Edwin john
son, Anton Sveen, William
Schow, William Rennie, Peter
Welty, Ole Hopperstad, and Ingolf
Jacobson. Interment was in the
cemetery.
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24
b AT HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jensen,
Crane, girl, May is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Jambor,
Sidney, boy, May 10.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Peterson,
Fairview, girl, May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sullivan,
Fajgview, twin boys, May 20.
Visitors at the hospital r re-
quested to take note of visiting
hours which are 2 to 4 in the
afternoon and 7 to 8 in the eve
ming. There are no visiting hours
in the forenoon. These hours have
been set to facilitate the nurses
in getting their routine work done
and for the convenience of the
doctors when they make their
regular calls, and must be OBJ
served.