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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON. Lee hwy. at GeorEe
Mason dr.--Only Q new stores left.
1896 IT, with bsmt. Sis. AR
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP,
1888 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. =
4i4S; ewes, JE. 2-l070.
IDEAL DOWNTOWN location. suit
able for jeweler, gift shop, florist.
near lge. hotels and excel transp.
CHAs. D. sAGER. INC. ST. 3-4567
1911 MICHIGAN AVE. Mn the
Michigan ave. shopping center. con-
tanning Food Fair and Z others.
s e tith modern store spproz LIZ
equipment for florist shop. included
in rent. Also available for other
types Of business Immed possess
sion Consult leasing dept. SHAN
NON a. LUCHS Co. Realtors, "a
l4th ST. NV. Ma s-2345
SHOPPING CENTER Nav
Tor I'd. near Alabama ave. t.e i--
Store 30'X70' plus storage area
5 .,,,.. !coimpletely tedeeorstea n
including large Food Fair super
market. near large new Sears Rne-
buck lust opened: excellent for va
rietS. hardware. TV and appliances
childrens wear and juvenile furni-
ture. etc Vacant Consult Mr.. Tay-
Tor SHANNON & LUCHs co, Real
tors. ia l4th 81 n ". MA s-s345,
ATIENTION! pELlcATEssEs-
LgNCHEoNETTE: GIFT SHOE,
MEMS I'VE WEAR Or ~ FABRIC SHOP,
Wildwood Manor shopping center on
Old Georgetown I'd. Bethesda. Nd
Construction 70 start soon. Leases
signed with Food Pair. Peoples Drug
Stores. Peoples Hardware and 2
others, Parking for over 500 cars
Consult Leasing Dept. SHANNON n
LuCHs co Realtors. 724 l4th o..
iOe7 so. CAPITOL sT---ETesiisnt
hs babe 5s i sitts ul' issr.es ste
Other stores IN DEVELOPMENT In
clude large WoolWorth. safeVay.
Peoples Drug Store Adeiine chain
dress shop. EDWARDS chain shoe
store, dellcatessen, liquor store
and many others Plenty 81 park
f lgs ImmeG p2ss, SIS, 81, ks ss, s'n.
81 NV, EA' s-2$i5
UPPER COM. AVE. near Nebraska
ave- 5000 Tor retain Or once 0se
APPROX i6NB5' reaS rent With
heat iufn Consult Dick Taylor,
SHANNON A. LUcHs co Realtors.
72f 18th 50. ma VA s-234b
ARLINGTON. i7g4 WILSON BLVD
IN busy shopping area. next door 70
theater suitable Tor any business
Cal Mr.. Sitkin, KE 6.932S. AL
BERT H. COHEN CO.. IA. 2-166i
BRICK BUILDING, 20Ee0 ft Lee
highWay, Pals Church. Va. AVail.
Nov /; si25 per month. il. 2-5g14
e MONTHS RENT TREE--PFom
corner loo, iith and G tts se.
86N30; $40 mo Suitable cleaners.
carry out shop, etc. THOS ID.
WALSH. INC slb llth q. NV.
MODEM sTORE, appfoT 1880,
With fun bsni heated center of
g gGaEs s " cA isy % VIZ z.d lsE ln''i
1903 you ST NV --HEATEp
WELLINGTON REhLTY. ~ ASSOC
2a02 o.. AVE. wv --REAe
9ItaHiHoHr 1 kE 17L sS'l Ia ~ . s5'i
MAR CATHOLIC UN1v, SIS Monroe
basfea i a.a' r,s jc se.83sg e'
Eth, ~. ND Moasfn slofs
dfiffWav % ttfest auc oeef1eso
garage dQnF 10 tforaaf arars RFa x
sSnhbie CAL MTRRl MACK corr.
pefkdavf ~ an OIL 6.1hlG
SR isth-COLUMBIA RD.-- IDEAL
Tor tKni uff fitffig1t1f. ofite.
repair fhoD etc. $3.50. heat aarHas
ine ~ f-75ii ~ a-ittb
1859 " ST NE--stofe with m /.
hath excel To- Ftf further ir for
nation call 90 5-Se1e
tcontln1se % kszs PaEsj
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Falling Leaves

From towering oaks beautify the
setting of this brand-new 3-bedroom.
2ia- bath mammoth rambler, pic
turesuue ia-acre wooded lot; extra
nice stainless kitchen. shaded
rear screened porch. foyer entrance.
long living room with fireplace. for
mal-size dining room. 3 larger than
average bedrooms, tremendous full
basement, plastered walls. close-in
Fails Church location. Call ia.
: 1860,
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POMPONIO
PRESENTS
MR.. X

Makes a good income, likes to have
a gracious home in which to enter
tain his business associates as well
as his friends. has bright future
where he works To him beautiful
home is not only social grace but a
.stepping-stone in his business.
BUT Mr.. X doesn't want to put a
lot OF cash into his home because
future promotion may mean trans
fer, MIR. X should see this SAC. 600
RAMBLER ESTATE in scenic Lake
Bancroft on beautiful wooded full
acre lot. Reverse plan with living
room IN the rear, complete with
slldinR-e glass wall to upper dining
terrace; huge bedrooms. extra
long living room, . freplaces. fin
ished recreation room. maids room.
3 full baths, ultramodern kitchen
with everything. and lower dining
terrace. Less than | year old and
spotless!! Financing is extremely
unusual. S6,S00 cash and assume
present mortgage.
This home is conyeniently de-
signed. dignified and gracious. II
speaks well Of any family in any
walk Of life. 1t is realization of
home-owner's dream. ARE YOU
MR.. X?P Call IA. $4,000 and allow
one OF our professionally trained
realtors TO show you this charming
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

Protect y1uf inTasiment BY lsttirf
an experienced company VINO nat
been In the real eftate MANAGEMENT
business for over 80 years. MANAGE
your rental property A. present W.
hase less ihan 2es vacancies N the
property We manage For further
infofmstion, pieste eau NJ. Arthur
J. DALLAS GRADY 4 son
- 100 W. Ave. Nv 49,
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YOUR HUNT IS OVER

II YOU have been looking for a
house IN beautiful. peaceful sur
roundings. this is -. Largs lot with
many trees Is only one advantage OF
this 4-bedroom rambler with spa
cious living room and fireplace. sepa-
rate dining room: modern kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal de-
hRhtful screened back porch. paneled
oearoom ana re- room .om " pasement
pending
HOLLEY REALTY
genn Ia IIww w eEaEn
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

OWNER wishes to sell new all-hrick
house, located approx. 80 miles from
D. G. This home on rs acres;
more ground available. Three bed
rooms with five foot sliding door
closets. pig ceramic tile baths, large
living room with fireplace and tpok-
shelves, sep dining room, very spac-
ious kitchen with birch cabinets
and counter TOP range ana wall
oven; knotty pine rec. room, laundry
room; fun basement, garage with
auto. door; INV. Dashboard heat,
aluminium doors and storm windows!
.LV5 l3ndSca ped and immedia tie
ocs session. Contact owner. Ed
WARD E. DAY. Long Corner road,
" n Airy. Maryland Mt. AIRY
162-W-2.
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le7 so. CAPITOL sT.--ETeel7snt

2 MONTHS RIM TREE--Pfom.
86x30. 800 no suitable cleaners.
carry out shop etc THOB ID
WALSH, INC sib nth ~. NV.
DI 7.7b5T
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DILLON
SELECTIONS
OPEN
1907 PM.
More For Your Money
4-Bedrm. Cane Gods

Really a honey-brick home with
full bsmt. All for only $4,000, Gil.
Many outstanding fee lures. liv.
rm. with fireplace, separate din. rm.,
kit. and lge size rear screened porch.
. lge, bedrms. on End a., plus 2
family-sized bedrms. on LIST, tile
bath. Completely redec. Walking 10
bus. See It today. DIRECTIONS:
Out Lee hwy. approx l mile beyond
Falls Church. turn left opposite Ma
tional Memorial Park on Lawrence
dr.. house is LIST on left.
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s5fs wTIsoS BLyD-3sxs0 al
pafkina area 60Ei ~ io1g term
issas or sale. 80. 1890. Eve.
"a. CLASS.
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IINvLsr. PROP SALE lcoa.l BUS. pRop.-sALI Cont,

INvESTORS-15es TO 20es RETURN
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSES
4 TO 10 UNITS
I have several small apartment
houses, white and colored, in good
NV. location, showing excellent re-
turn on investment. Two in good
as new" condition. Fully rented. Mr..
O'HAzzA. TIE. 6-2430.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th Street NV. AID. 4-2O05
SPECIAL BARGAINS-Mod. apt.
bldg, upper NV. Rent about So, 900.
Price. S29.500. Special terms.
UPPER N.W.-S-apt. bldg, good
cond. Rent $4,000, $4,000 cash
pymt. Bal. easy terms.
RIVERDALE. MD.--4-apt. bldg.
Rent S2,660. Price. SIG, 500. Small
cash pymt. or will exchange for
ODuM, RE 7-5ol6
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE


CORNER HOUSE for sale or rent
3 rms. redec excel cond. parking
NV. wo s.as4s' " ''''' =
CORNER LOCATION, u blk. 70
Kann's shopping center and new
Arlington Medical Bldg III, 900 "a
a.. improvements include frame
BUNGALOW with 3 bedrmB. 2 baths
bsmt. and screened front porch
will be zored commercially IN No.
yember. YEoEAs REALTY, 1913
Wilson blvd. "a. s-2iOn
CORNER PROPERTY. zonso c..
O. ,, Co. W. NJ. od sypDrrox II 200 coz 20 g
Df. F.ss25. '0VO' . y
SNAIL OFFICE BUILDING. 2029 -
NE s-4fOO. STORY A. CO. Mr.
Pilson
WHEATON, commercial lots: M
public parking and chair stores
g0xi00 - moo each, ASHLEY
INC 10 5-2323.
10000 so. TT. mr.. VERY busy 10.
tefsectior across street from Food
Pair. in rapidly expa nding fhopping
BowRRs BROS AP i..ls'ii6o ~"
.gfg-Dif T. ~. W.--e-st0ry hufif.
Inv presently used as Chinese laun-
81 Too tmsil iof present cwnef
CHESTER y kKLfER Rfsl,0f. ~
1-1iH0 FFe1 OF J-2gJn
.s.w end rOWML.; lard al. ftds
eIduueut, ~ mn aad y a. sn0n
90 80 900 sa it , MIN 10 down
town rusinrse disfrlcf This Il
aiFn an excellent yotFnia fftA3l
location ~ u rtli sdloin eievasnf :
ewes AR NcCafthy NO. 6-5g2G
WOODp ARD A. NORRIS Realtors.
528 2nfh 81 nv RI 7-SbE5
z5Ia WTLsOS BLyD 1880 al
rafkira area 6UTi 2n idug term
issas or sale. 80. 1890. Eve.
"a. t-lfes.
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MELPAR AREA

BY OWNER. sale or rent. priced at
S9,950. $3.50 down or SIS mo. rent
, -bedrn. house with garage on y
acre. "a blk. of trl. blvd. in nice
residential develop. all modern cow
To inspect call CIR 3-2lS7.
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FOREST HILLS
S17,500
G. APPROVED

w. w. Blackman, Inc.
IA. 7-2777 REALToR "a. s-g33s
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Open Today, 1-6
Immediate Occupancy
New Ramblers

When winter comes, will you still
be cooking for a home? Don't despair,
we have listed 4 brand-new ram
blers. ready to be moved INTO 3
Eenerous-sized bedrms., full bsmt.,
acre wooded lot Tastefully deco
rated throughout. Only Slb.9S0,
FLA and conventional financing
available. Located Is min. from
new GA headquarters.
Directions: From Seven Corners,
"A mi. on Rte. so to Cedar lane.
right turn to Park ST., left turn to
Moore ave. s.w.. left turn to Open
Houses.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

WILL BUILD
3 or nedrm. rambler or spllt-ieytl
on your lot Payments e. low a.
~ 5nu down We Will finance.
HUBBARD REALLY Ov 3-ip46
Interested in Building
Your Own House?
Bring your plans 20 US. We nave
iarar wooded iot in nice quiet
neighboFhood and viii build your
house 20 SUR you Also viii arrange
financing Directions one mile past
fyaHIr lignf al Kamp Wssningto On
Route g9-g1i 70 open flTr on left
MILLER A KELLY INC. phone
Herndon Jaw
n you have your own io., We VII
build your home sor you u u Is
located IN Faiffax CO. Also inter.
eIied % ,enodsnng pour old hone
BEF MILLER 4 KELLEY INC TOR
YOUR BUILDIso PRoBLEMs
III
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Arthur L. Walters. Inc.

"PERSONALIZED SERVICE
504 N. Randolph at Glebe. IA. 7-5200
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05
Grandyiew

Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Davidson
and family were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Etzel We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank winhofer
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Voorhees,, Clifford and Mary
johnson attended the dance at
Richey Saturday.
The Western Funmaker's Ali
club met at the Henry Etze1
home Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray c.. Miller
and Dale, Eddie Marottek, MI.
and Mrs. Barlow Colgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Marottek, and Miss
Vivian Synek were New Years
guests at the Andrew johnson
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Voorhees,
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Voorhees, and family, MIR.
and Mrs. w. L. Voorhees,, Mr..
and Mrs. George Milne and girls
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Voorhees,
were New Years dinner guests
at the Frank Winhofer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Candee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Carlson, MI.
and Mrs. Jack Carlson and fami-
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlson
and family wer dinner guests
at the Donald Pentz home on
New Years.
Mrs. A. Ray Miller returned to
her home Sunday after a stay in
the Sidney hospital due to q
broken leg. Mrs. Donald Pentz
assisted Ray in caring for the
children during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hagen and
Judy were Poplar and Sidney
callers Thursday.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05

toyed In the church parlours with
the people gathering in the
church sanctuary for prayer al
midnight.
MIR. and Mrs. Dale Hess OF
Poplar spent Thursday night in
Lambert as guests at the Dick
Bell home. While here they at
tended the party at the Petriks
and visited on Friday at the Low
ell Qualley and Grant Burgess
homes, before returning to their
home in Poplar.
John Monger accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Burgess to Bill
lings where he will visit with
Miss Borghild Hove and Mrs. Les
Monroe, nieces of his. He ex-
pected to be gone about four
days as he wanted to be back
here for the basketball game on
Friday night.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Doe and
Julie OTeary niece of Mrs. Doe,
all of Billings, Montana arrived
on Saturday at the Henry Schultz
home to visit Mrs. Does mother
and brother. The party returned
to Billings Monday.
Mrs. Ben Rogers and children
drove to Sidney Tuesday of last
week to spend a few days visiting
at the Les Schilling home. They
returned home Sunday.
Callers at the Morel Burgess
home Sunday evening we're Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Doe, Julie
OLeary, Mrs. H. A. Schultz,
Mr.. Ewart and Miss Gladys Hill.
Miss Betty Jane Thiessen has
recently accepted a position as
office girl at the Community
Memorial Hospital in Sidney.
Sam Scammon accompanied by
his two sisters, Mary Ann and
Ethel, arrived here late Sunday
night so that Sam would be here
for school Monday. They return
ed to Laurel Monday evening to
attend a funeral of a close family
friend. Sam is expected back on
Wednesday. While here Mary Ann
and Ethel were guests at the
Dave Thiessen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stoker of
Richey called at the George How
ell home New Years evening for
a few hours visit.
Jim Unison, son of Mrs.
Howard Schultz, arrived home
for a few days furlough from Fl.
Campbell, KY. He will report
back leaving here the 18th, and
will be sent to Germany from
there January 81. He has been
in the service for l year and
2 months.
Jimmy Thomas, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Thomas, left Sunday
for st. Paul where he is attend
ing college at st. Thomas. Mrs.
Thomas took him to Sidney on
Sunday afternoon to catch the
bus from there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Burgess
and family were New Years Day
dinner guests of the Roland New
ms. A birthday cake honoring
Ann Nevins was served for din
.er, her birthday being the goth.
Pastor and Mrs. Leo Berreth
and family, Mr.. Ewart, and Miss
Gladys Hill were callers at the
Howard Schultz home Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Bill Petrik re-
turned from st. Paul, Mimi, on
New Years Day having spent the
holiday season with their daugh-
.er and son-in-law the David
Thiessens. While there they also
Mrs. Gordon Swanson,
Helen Thiessen), who is a pa
tent in a hospital there. Mrs.
Swanson has been hospitalized
Tor three weeks with hepatitis
and will require a long period of
-est after she is able to return
nome.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Burgess
and Alan and Mrs. Thea Poison
left Friday for their home In
Billings after spending a few
days here during the Christmas
holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Qualley
and Mrs. OrvilIe Qualley and
children of Culbertson and
Brockton visited at the Lowell
and Raymond Qualley homes last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Shevlin and
family and Mrs. Katie Baches
left for Miles City, Montana on
Friday after spending Christmas
week here with the Otto Baches
family. Mrs. Baches will spend
some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Shevlin in Miles City.
Mrs. Lottie Carter and grand
children Loretta and Jack Her
niger returned Monday from
Havre where they spent the
Christmas nOlldayS AT the Hel-
mer Kohlman home.
Several friends gathered at the
J. T. Petrik home Thursday
night to help celebrate j. It's
birthday. The evening was spent
playing games such as monopoly,
rock, etc. Mrs. Petrik served a
nice lunch with birthday cake
as the main dish.
The two Protestant churches
held New Years Wake services
this year. The Christian and
Missionary Alliance church began
their evening with a pot luck
supper in the gym followed by
games and visiting, closing with
a prayer at midnight. The Luz
theran church began their SER
vices at $3.50 with a candlelight
service after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Osten Kvaalen showed pictures
which they had taken on their
trip to Norway this summer. AZ
ter the pictures lunch was en-
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05

Mrs. Mary Klenpel accompan-
led her son and family, the Walt
err Klempels, home to Macintosh
S. D., for a two weeks visit
The Waiter Klempels spent from
Monday to Thursday of last week
visiting at the Mary Klempel
home. David has also returned
from his work In Great Falls
and will be at home now. Gus
Klempel has been transferred to
Poplar, Montana, while the con-
struction company he works for
is there.
The regular meeting of the
PTA was held at the high school
Monday evening. The program
consisted of a piano solo by Shar-
on Carter, an eighth grade stu
dent. A film, Land of Mexico"
was shown as a substitute for
the talk by Doc. Carlson who was
unable to be there. A letter from
the Oliver Carlsons Missionaries
III mdQdkdokGl WdS read. Inns
being an account of their Journey
from France to the small island
of Madagascar at the tip of Afri-
ca. The program was concluded
with two numbers on the piano
accordion by Louise Gunderson,
a high school Jr. The business
meeting was short with reports
given concerning outside activities
and Christmas treats. A new pro-
gram committee was named
for the second half of the ear
and those appointed are Cecil
Heath, chairman, Mrs. Dan Glod-
owski and Mrs. Ben Rogers. At
ter the meeting the group adj
journed to the school lunch room
where lunch was served by the
hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osten Kvaalen
have received word that they
have a new grandson. The baby
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arne
.vaalen of Fargo, N. D. Dec. 81.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05

Monday to return to college a
Billings.
The Harold Franz family spen
New Years with her mother
Mrs. Edith Obergfeu.
Richard Hier was a Thursda,
visitor at the Orlo Nevins home
On Tuesday he called at ths
Jim Putnam home.
MI. and Mrs. John Sawyer anc
Bert were Sunday dinner guest.
Of MI. and Mrs. Fred Mason. Ir
the afternoon they are drove tc
Andes to visit at the Palmer
home.
Mrs. Lille Nevins and Orlo
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nevins and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Quilting and family were Wed
nesday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Nevins of Sidney. The
occasion was Mrs. Quilling's
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Putnam
called at the Harold Bentson
home Monday.
Paul Quilting of Sidney spent
Wednesday night at the Lille
Nevins home.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Provost
entertained the following New
Years Day: The Joe Provost fam
lily, the Leo Prevosts, Mrs. Otto
Baches' family of Lambert, and
the Joe Irigoins of Brockton and
Mrs. Irigoin, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Thornton
and children of Hinsdale, Mont,
are visiting Mrs. Minnie Thornton
and Stanley.
Jack. and Bob Putnam called
at the Herb Hier home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Provost
took their daughter Charlotte to
Culbertson Monday morning to
take the train for Minot to re-
sumo her nurses training.
Mrs. Elva Putnam, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Putnam and family
visited at the Nevins home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Lester McMillen had a
group in for dinner New Years
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Provost
visited Tuesday with their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Irigoin. Marlene returned
home with them. She had been
staying with her sister to help
out with the new baby.
Mrs. John Obergfell entertained
at a midnight oyster stew supper
New Years Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Provost,
Donna, Marlene and Charlotte
were Thursday evening dinner
at the Melvin Bakken
home at Crane.
Mrs. Earl Nelson and Donna,
and Dwight Brose were Tuesday
evening supper guests at the Jim
Putnam home.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05
Mrs. Inga Sundhein

(Too late for last week.
Christmas dinner guests at the
Ed Sundheim home were Mr.
and Mrs. Enid Sundheim and
four children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Sundheim and two boys
all of Sioux Pass; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Brown of Skaar Route, Sid
ney. Turkey and trimmings and
lutefisk, lefsa, with a table set
for IL made for a grand occasion.
Gifts were exchanged after the
dinner. Orville was Santa for
the youngsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Anvik
and Ruth, Mary and Alfred, Mr..
and Mrs. Kai Skov and four
children of Williston, N. D.,
were Christmas evening guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Warner Anvik
of Fairview.
Anna Hammer and son Reuben
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivner
This Weeks News

Wishing all a healthy, pros
porous and happy new year and
many thanks to all who have
helped this writer to any news
items of interest. Your continued
cooperation will also be appreci-
ated.
Last week Tuesday night Fair
view high school FLA members
enjoyed the evening here in the
local hall after a hayride which
included movies and holiday
games. Local boys who are mem
bers are Jerry Lee Lassey, Mar
vim Skogen, Lyle Sponheim and
Ronald Shade.
James Opsta, Vernon Klose
and Milton Olson Jr. attended a
basketball game in Sidney Tues
day evening.
Cpl. Frank Kanski from Fort
Benning, Ga, accompanied by his
father Peter Kanski of Gorham
were visitors at the VIM. Klym
home Wednesday and Thursday.
Gordon Oakland and Sally
came from Billings Saturday for
the New Year holiday, arriving in
time for the Watch Night party
here at the Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunbar,
Bryan and Lillian attended the
wedding of their niece Elaine
Bartram and Roger Knutson at
Alexander Tuesday evening at
which Lillian was bridesmaid. A
reception followed for which Mrs.
Dunbar baked the wedding cake
which was decorated by Mrs.
Forrest johnson.
Saturday night visitors at the
Perry Elletson home were Mr..
and Mrs. Perry E. Elletson and
Sunday visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest McChesney and chill
dren and Mrs. Stanley Tewes
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter McChesney all of Sidney.
The Guy Shade family visited
Arthur Shade in Williston Sat-
urday evening and the William
Lasseys Sunday evening.
The Wallace Hagen family
drove out from Williston Mon
day to spend the day at the
Odegaards' and brought Mrs.
Selma Fournier back from Will
liston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunbar,
Lillian and Bryan drove to Lam
bert Sunday to spend New Years
Day with the Earl Gunderson
family. Jack is driving a new
car which he recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Elletson
Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ell
letson visited in Williston Mon
day with the Adney Elletsons.
Weather conditions caused a
blowout of ice in Charbonneau
creek which threw out many
small fish on the ice. James De-
nowh happened along and placed
live ones back in the water. He
brought one small one into town
and presented it to Bill Scrivner
who placed it in a large bowl
on his desk. During a shut-in
period Bill repaired an old heir
loom gun - a handmade article
having two barrels - n a rifle
and one a shotgun. The age of
the gun is of unknown date, and
the model like no other seen
hereabouts. A muzzle loader with
caps for firing.
Carol Sorenson of Sidney is
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05

| spending her holiday from school
with her grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. A. J. Briar.
Alfred andy visited his father,
Martin Sandy Thursday and rem
dered valuable help with his
auto.