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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SHELVING STEEL, all sizes for
stores, warehouses and homes; So
up set. GICHNER, Elk. 3-3527.
SHOPSMITH with accessories and
home made oak bench Used very
little. S125. WE. 5-67S6.
SHOTGUN, Browning automatic,
sweet 10. ribbed BARREL; practically
new; $3.50. CIR. 3-1290.
SHUTTERS. inside and outside; stat
drs lattice work, slate. porch rail-
ings. trellis. OIL. 6-5473.
SIAMESE KITTENS, male and fe-
male. q wks.. trained. JE. 4-6719
SINKS. cabinet. new, used: best
prices in town. K&W SUPPLY CO..
i647 Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 6-3lSS.
SINKS
Cabinet type, a. in. used: SEQ UP.
BLOCKS, INC. 1146 Lee hwy, near
Key BRIDGE. ia. $500.
SNOW MASTER-SNOW BALL MA
CHIMES will make $40 to $50 day
for you. HACKERMAN SALES Co.
Distributors. 941 Maine ave. s.w.
McCray Refrigerator Bids. ME
S-1319.
SOFA, modern grey and maroon
with matching chairs. mohair blue
\ chair. covers with all 81 500. JU
$4,000.
SOFA. chair. custom made, hand
carved, teakwood frame. other
pieces. Ant. 5ll 2S0l 18th NV.
SOFA, SECTIONAL, 3-piece. mod,
ern design; must sell; $40. JU
7-9541.
SOFA BED, red upholstered: lik.
new. Call JU. 9-6945.
SOFA. mid Victorian antique; $50
EN-. 3-327l.
SOFA, coral Heritage: gold love seat
beautiful lamps; breakfast set
firepl. set with curtain screen; deer
n freeze. All nearly new. Hollywood
ped; washing machine: twin bed,
with custOm-made spreads: misc
pieces. OIL. 4-2711.
SOUND PROTECTOR, is millimetei
Ampro, good condition. so. 5-6S46
STEEL CABLE AND CHAIN. ali sizes,
at less than half wholesale. GICH-
NER, 25l3 M st NV,
STEEL SHEET, cut, bent. punched
srompt service HARCO EQUIP
CORP, H473 Sherman ave. NV .
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. male, Axe
REGISTERED. $50 UP. WE. 5-3l15.
MINIATURE schnauzer puppy, ga
mos. old, female Champ. sired.
Shots and ears cropped. JU. 9-9O6l.
BEAGLE PUPS. purebred, s weeks,
males SIS, females, $40: excellent
rabbit hunters or children's pets.
SIAMESE chocolate cat, stud. Reg,
CFA. HU. 3-699S, l.
PUPPIES galore, cost little; worth
PUPPY LAND. JE. 4-7777.
FRENCH POODLE, female Axe.
| reg: black standard; all shots
| CHI. bloodline. TIE. 6-l266.
DALMATIAN PUPPIES. weeks;
Axe, well marked; excellent pets
COCKER PUPS, pure-bred Sl5.
Bulldogs, collies. Axe. reg. Persian
kittens. Sis. MI. 5-5l01
EXCEPTIONALLY PRETTY gray
kitten. male: householder. affec-
Tomato, part Persian, free to good
POODLES. gorgeous Jet black mini
/ Axe champion stock; 5000. ia.
?-9217. ia. 2-S230.
mother m %ks old fo' very ca sPap pet
for children; SIS. OIL. 6-795l.
PERSIAN KITTENS, pedigreed;
brown tabby and smoke. Stud serv-
ice. OIL. 2-9164
CHIHUAHUAS. home raised dar-
lings:, best Of champion lines
KITTEN Silver blue Persian: very
reasonable. OIL. 2-6709.
POODLE, lively and gay male;
mos. old; black moyen champion
ship line; reas IA. 1884.
COCKER SPANIELS = Thorough
bred; all black; male and female,
SO $50 and S35; beaut. dogs.
TOY MANCHESTERS. Axe, also
p nj pinschers Axe S"5 up,
PARAKEETS. breeders. normais and
rareS 0palines Lutinos, Pieds,
| XioletS and Harleauins. Also cages
Flight cages on rollers. Ii. 6-40s0.
POODLEs, black; Axe; 7 weeks;
small standards, $50. KE 7-l394,
DALMATIAN PUPPIES, pure bred,
reasonably priced. OV. 3-57s2.
BEAGLE PUPS Axe. 8 wks. old
4 WA. 7-SS69,
COLLIE. male, 2K2 yrs. old: gentle
/ with children; wonderful watch
dog, $50. VIII. 6-S056.
BLACK, orange tiger and spotted
kittens need good home. Cute and
healthy UN. 4-7l96.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
3 mos. old Also domestic rabbits.
Pc. 2-495l
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HALJEAN KENNELS
Provides loving care in cool country
quarters for your dog or cat. Pick
up service For reservations call
Browning 8-9454 or Federal 3-1994
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

EMco EEECTRoNIC WHOLE
SALERS. Open Sun. 1914; ewes,
Mon, Thurs, Fri. til 3 p.m..-all
day. Sat. See largest display ham
equip. = friendly service - Budget
-Trade-ins wanted-Located OPP
Sears in Silver Spring. JU. 5-lS00
RADIO PHONOGRAPH Emerson
speed changer; good cond.. 500
JU. S-90SS.
RADIO, S X-16, Gonset. converter 5
10, Ism. ia. 2-5360.
RADIO EQUIPMENT = Distributor.
Of Gonsett' Hammarl9nd, Contra n,tr
National. open . to q daily: Friday
3 to $40. KEY ELECTRONICS.
Wash, Lee Shopping Center, Ar
lington, IA S-4575.
RANGE. gas; also Rexair vacuum
10. S-7576
RANGES QS). cleo. Philco apt. size
good cond.; also Is fiuorescent as
in. light fixtures. AID. 4-1649.
RANGE. Hotpoint cleo. and Frigid.
both for S1OO oil. @-6337.
RECORDS-Lge collection of elias.
steal music at sacrifice prices; al
IS rpm. Call OIL. 6-6590.
RECORDER. Webcor. wire; excellen
condition: S65. HARRY J. ABRAMS
ia l. st. ne.
RECORDS-5OO, 5 and 10 cent
each: 500, 90 cents each. HA :"
1922. Free record each purchase
REFRIGERATORS, used refinishet
up FREDERlCKS INC. 1905 l4tf
st ia $4,000
RETRlGE tIa Or G neT e. sf fo9t
REFRIGERATOR. Leonardo; 5000
running condition: SIS. or bes
offer. LU. 2-4555.
REFRIGERATOR, l949 Crosle!
ton; 81 Gu. IT.; full-width freezer
$50, or best offer. $40" 18Th
place Sc
REFRIGERATOR, WESTINGHOUSE.
Gu it; good operating cond.; $40
EN-. 3-073?
REFRIGERATOR, 8 Gu It. Crosley
S59.55 4 Gu. #. GE, S24.a5. OLE
STONE HOUSE, 1908 Annapolis
I'd, AP. 7-O707. Open every day
REFRIGERATOR, Philco, almost new
SS5: Bendix drier, $50: gas range
$50; washer. 500. CO. 5-167S
REFRIGERATOR stove, hot water
boiler, Iron Fireman hydrotherm
gas automatic furnace; reasonable
WO. $4,000,
REFRIGERATORS. electric, SIS
each. also gas refrigerator. $40
A c. STORAGE CO, La 6-S459
REFRIGERATOR. servel. Z Gu. IT
l947 model; perfect condition; Sac
or best offer. 10. 2-7034
REFRIGERATORS-Used, $3.50 up
guaranteed: deliv: lge stock. ACME
STOVE. 1011 9TH st. NV. MA. s-S952
REFRIGERATOR, Z Gu. IT,, $50,
glider, $50; 3 screen doors, So ca
16 window screens, So ca; 8 pr
nylon curtains, So ga. HA. 2-933S
REFRIGERATOR GE, Q Gu. TT: S6(
or best offer. ia. 7-031b.
REFRIGERATOR. gas, Q Gu. It,
retail $500 in 1919: perfect cond
S125. HE. 4-2696.
REFRIGERATION. Frigidaire, Q Gu
TT; all porcelain; good condition
$40. 1888 oath place sc.
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DOGS. PETS. ere. Cont,

COLLIE PUPPY, Axe; beautiful
tri-coloor female, Reasonable Ia
good home. OIL. 4-0124
CAIRN PUPPIES. Axe registered
DU. 7-1456.
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NEAR STATLER-Gentleman: large
studio room, running water. semi
private bath: reasonable. MA. g.
1890: EWES. OIL. 6-69l4
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1883 18th ST. N.W.-Businessvom-
en- sgl dbl rms: clean beaut.
furn., mod baths NO. 1929
1863 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Dble.
rm., home privils Ladies'. DE. p
S3qg
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DACHSHUND PUPPIES. Axe reg.
wormed shots. 3 ches. red. / black
Snn- $50 HE A-H4HR
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HORSE TRAILERs-sale or rent.
SHERWOOD. 5-7S54 or DU. g.
/ $500
TWO FRESH cows, Is close spring.
ers. All Holstein. Excel dairy stock.
Bangs, calfhood, vaccinated. DU.
5-1OS6.
IL REG. ANGUS HEIFERS, $40
ca, reg. Angus bull, $3.50: sum
beam bloodlines. Pc. 2-22l7.
RIDING HORSES, very nice. excel.
selection, gated and Western
broke; also 2 thoroughbred stall
lions. Priced 70 sell, Call MR..
JONES. Poolesville. Md. 1886.
8 SHETLAND MARE PONIES. ali
young and guaranteed in foal. 3
bred mares with Allies az side.
inches high. > riding horses, one
small black western mare bred to
pure blood Arabian. will rein on a
dime. One extra large Pinto mare
any child can ride. One sorrel
Tennessee walking mare Priced
from Sl75 to $3.50. Terms 10 re-
3-s763; over 40 years breeding
ponies. Can be seen at VACATION
KENNELS, Route 80. Annapolis
road, Il miles from Peace Cross,
lust beyond entrance to Glenn Dale
Sanitarium.
WILL SELL at Leesburg Mkt. Mon,
July 2 Z reg. polled shorthorn
G. gus 5; 1 3 / son J Sr' old Papers
TOGGENBURG GOATS. Nice pets or
mixers. SIS and SIS. BR. S-Ss36,
STATIONS AT STUD. reg. Ara
bian. tRaffles grandson) reg.
Shetland (Col Cody srandson) For
sale, riding mare. & yrs. bred
to arabian ED. 9-572s.
BURITO-Cute little Mexican burro;
4e.55g4esss en'if and GOOD pet 'N'
BLACK MORGAN MARE. Good rid.
ing horse; will carry large person.
BURROS-12 Mexican burros, ] to
. years: gentle: make fine pets.
SO delivered. $3.50 Landover I'd,
Landover, Md. HAYES.
rs NEW HAMPSHIRE RED LAYING
hens: ] year old. Call after I pm.
SOB 65th ave. Sc Cap. Hghts.
CHINCHILLAs, someone to raise
chinchillas on share the increase
plan. call ewes, ia. 10000.
PONY - small. gray gelding; alst
pany cart and harness. Call WE.
SHEEP, young, healthy ewes with
WOO Take advantage of govern.
ment wool incentive. FA. 2-5252;
PONIES, MARES. GELDINGs: youne
and gentle Sl75 Up ED. a-59al:
PASTURE WANTED in nearby Mont.
gomery Co for one horse (geldingl.
Must have good fence. EN-. 3-366l.
TOGGENBURG MILK GOAT. reg:
dtesn = dat weeks e.. si SI0S7e to
PONIES AND HORSES. S35 and up;
36-inch pony mare. wagon. sad
die; So and up. 3 pony or utility
trailers. We buy and trade. JE
3-g369.
20 GRADE HAMPSHIRE EWES, and
registered Hampshire rams. EV
BLACK RIDING MARE, BR. s-s39l
or TIE 6-4274.
SEVERAL NICE PONIES for sAls
ONE 3-YR.-OLD SPOTTED MARI
cart. excel cond' Du. s.s544'
- FLAsHY. MEDIUM SIZE
gentle $50 OIL. f.7sG7. 'ulnD'''
CHINCHILLAS
Army major transferred: required
to sell small herd Of IA animals.
may be seen at CENTRE CHIN
/ CHILLA FARM Centreville. Va
BR. S-a3aO
FOR SALE OR TRADE
CHINCHILLAS
Will sell herd Of prize winning
chinchillas or trade them for a de-
sirable lot or acreage Call after
8 or week ends. no. 2-n396.
SALE-SALE-SALE
Western saddles. brides. martin.
gales, boots. spurs shirts and blan-
kets. Clearance sale at big savings.
used Western saddles Many other
items on sale.
STOMBOCK'S
1878 NJ st. NV. FE. 1924,
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STATIONS AT STUD. ! reg. Ara
bian tRaffles grandson): reg.
Shetland Col Cody grandSon), For
sale: J riding marc yrs: bred
to Arabian Ed 0-57oS
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A60 18th ST. NV. Gilbert Hotel
and houses nave an accomoda-
tion for every taste and pocket
oook: daily maid service; some rms.
% some pvt baths avail rates,
$3.50 up weekly. Call co b-73S1
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PUPPIES, q weeks. small, mixed
breed; your choice: So each. 35I4
HarRO St Wheaton VIII R-R74A
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DALMATIAN PUPPIES. s weeks;
Axe. well marked; excellent pets
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TVS, 2O-IN. MUNTZ, $55

Tile TsE. m9 %I,pd 15Tin blend, s4a; others,
AID. 4-9636, 10 a.m,-lO pm. every
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COCKER PUPS, pure-bred. Sl5.
Bulldogs, collies Axe reg. Persian
kittens, Sis. MI. 5-5l01
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Tv SETS. reconditioned, Ice. screens.
big choice; guaranteed. DOWD'S,
AIS Conn. ave. EN-. 2-7300.
Tv, SO RCA 81 console: nearly new:
9u-day guarantee still in effect.
List $3.50. Sell S175. XII. S-5062
TV, 21-IN.; tape recorder, record
player; table models very reason
able; going overseas. RE. 7-0461,
Ext. 504.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

TOY MANCHESTERS. Axe, also
miniature pinschers Axe, S25 up.
RE sb-bd40
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EXCEPTIONALLY PRETTY gray
kitten. male: housebroken. affec-
tionate, part Persian: free to good
home: will deliver. KI. S-9s53.
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POODLES, black; Axe; Z weeks;
small standards. $50 KE 7-l394.
DALMATIAN PUPPIES, pure bred,
reasonably priced. OV. 3-57s2.
BEAGLE PUPS; Axe. wks. old
4 WA. 7-SS6g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

PERSIAN KITTENS, pedigreed:
brown tabby and smoke. Stud serv-
ice OIL. o.Q1k4
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WEIMARANER. 2-yr. -old male. by
champions: Axe reg. {; excellent with
children. EN-. 2-6615.
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: Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JULY 1. 1886
MIScEL. for SALE tcont.,

LIVING ROOM SUITE. 9xI2 WOO
rug, call eve. Sat. or Sunday. 1241
Delafleld place ne
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Kennels Route 50 So Ann Anna t,T
road + miles from Peace Cross,
lust beyond entrance to Glenn Dale
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BOXER, male. all snots except rabies
) months old: loving. trained to dc
tricks; needs yard for exercise; $40
LA H-o31S
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NEWTON ST N.W.-sinGie and
double rooms for men. NO. 7-5s06.
1886 NICHOLSON ST. N.W.-Laree,
front, pvt. home; good transp.. I'M
limited phone RA 3-166A IL
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COCKER PUP. male. 10 wks. old
white with. buff ears, Axe reg
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MIN. FRENCH POODLE pup. Axe
male. s weeks. OIL. 4-467l.
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BOXER. fawn and white. Axe;
trained; cropped, all shots. AP
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BOSTON-Grown. young. female.
priced. 1908 Columbia I'd. NV.
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1905 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired Of
GRAB room? Want new. modern
turn.? Free TV in every room
Sgle.- $40 a wk, dble. SIS a wk.
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SINGLE and dble room, pvt. bath.
prominent clean house, 1929 Mass.
ave Cool single and double. spotless
tefgr. l12l 10Th st, near Dupont
Circle Reduced rentk
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and New Holland balers: grain
drills; PTO fertilizer distributor
side rack. plow mower. 3-ganR
Club lawn mower and garden trac-
tor MALONEY'S, INC, Silver
SprinP Md III S-3223
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TYPEWRITER, Royal portable, quiet
de luxe; little use: 500. JU. $3.50
TYPEWRITER, Underwood standard
I So5. AID, 2-2o67
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POODLE, lively and gay male; o
mos. old; black moyen; champion
Shin line: reaS ia 7-hQ24
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ORGAN ATTACHMENT for piano
lSolovoXl, sells new S315, comp
with speaker and keyboard, $3.50
HA. 2-4293.
ORGANS. used electric, some two
manual with AGO. specifications
$3.50 and up. Rent with option II
purchase. ST a week and up.
Keeney's Piano and Music store
Phones CO. 3-2629 or 5000
81 Baltimore-Annapoli Blvd.
Glen Burnie, Nd. Phone 374t
CUPBOARD MOTOR, Sea King,
horsepower: S35. UN. 4-S905.
PAINT, Sherwin- Williams Qualit!
Paint now at RUCKER LUMBER
1920 Wilson blvd, ia. 4-1234
PAINT SPRAYER and gasoline com
pressor Sears Craftsman model
like new. LII. 4-1S5S.
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WILL SELL at Leesbure Mkt. Mon,
July p 3 reg. polled shorthorn
bulls. 4. 3 and 7 yr. old. Papers.
c. B. DICKSON.
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BOXER PUPPIES, 3 wks. old: Axe
reg litter; fawn little white mark
| inpl UN 4-l541
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John Aspinwall Roosevelt
was born on March Is, 1916.
2-Benjamin Harrison, who
had been a general during the
Civil War, died on March 10,
1901.
3-Abigail Powers, the first
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Answers to Our Presidents

TOMORROW: Can You Tie a Bow?
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1t is fun to little dog especially If he minds Here
good little dog who will Of his doghouse when
you want him. and go back again.
the picture cereal box cardboard
the parts and cut out the opening the doghou Fold the
and the right of the wan forward the second panel
back shown the little sketch Then the doghouse will stand
Punch hole in the buckle of the dogs collar string
in it. Tie another string around the TAIL
Set the little doghouse against big book box Slip the
dog into it from the back that he looks out Pull the
collar string and out will the obedent little dog Pull the
tail string from behind and the little will
Think up good name for little dog, that
call him by you pull the strings that him.
Violet Moore Higgins: AP Newsfeaure)
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wife of Willard Fillmore, was
born on March Is, 1898.
Questions ON Preceding Page)
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The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
Millers Honored
On 30th Wedding
Anniversary

MI. and Mrs. George E. Miller
of the community west of Crane
were honored on their 30th we'd
ding anniversary Monday eve
ming, November &c, when a large
group of their friends and neigh
bors gathered at the Lyle Larson
home. Approximately rs people
were present in the basement
recreation room.
The program given was nar-
rated by Lyle Larson and CEN
tered around the life story of the
Millers. 1t started with the early
days when Mr. Miller came as
a boy with his parents, some
of the earliest homesteaders of
the community, and when Mrs.
Miller came out here from Devils
Lake, N. Oak, as a young school
teacher. The group also enjoyed
several songs by the Henry Noll-
meyers and two original poems,
one written by Mrs. Henry Mat
thews. a former school teacher of
Georges, and the others by an
old friend, Mrs. Mary Klemple.
A silver offering was given to
commemorate the occasion.
A bountiful pot luck lunch and
visiting by old friends completed
the evening.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
Four Mile
Mrs. Inga Sundheim

Mrs. Sam VolneS became very
i'll Friday morning and was taken
to Sidney to see a doctor. Al
last report she is somewhat bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sundheim
and boys were over to L. v,
Wheeler's last Friday evening to
help Dean celebrate his fifth
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stordahl
and family, Mrs. Sam Cook and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hovey from
Parshall, N. D., were ThanksA
giving guests at the home of
William Johnson of Four Mile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown of
Skaar community visited at the
Ed Sundheim home Sunday eve
ming and Monday forenoon. Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. E. Sundheim
called on Mrs. Warner Anvik
Monday morning.
Thanksgiving guests at the
Charlie Anvik home was Mr..
and Mrs. Kai Skov and family
from Williston, N. Oak, and Mr..
and Mrs. Warner Anvik and
children. In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Vertner also called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Stordahl
and family visited at the l..
Thompson home at Fairview and
also watched TV.
Sunday afternoon and evening
guests of Mrs. Jim Marvin were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Anvik, AL
fred and Marget, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Vertner, MI. and Mrs. War
ner Anvik and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anvik of
Four Mile were Thanksgiving
guests Of Phillip Schlegle Of
Mont, parents of Mrs.
Continued Next Week.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
w. 0. T. M. News

The WOTM met Tuesday eve
ming at the Moose hall with all
but two officers, six committee
members and a total of 80 mem
bers present. Reports were read
from standing committees. Two
thank you notes were read, also
a report from the home chapter
giving our membership standing.
We made plans for our bazaar
to be held Wednesday, November
18th. We plan to have many
items to sell for Christmas gifts,
also baked goods and candy, a
fish pond and lunch and coffee
will be sold. Ella Sather's name
was drawn for the attendance
prize Of two dollars, but she was
absent so the prize will be three
dollars for the next meeting.
Lunch was served by Betty Hen
men, Margaret Dave, Eva Clark
and Iva Swenson. The next
meeting will be in charge of the
Social Service committee, and
they are planning a good pro-
gram, SO better be there. Two
new candidates were balloted on
and accepted for membership in
the chapter, so there will be in
itiation at the next meeting.
Betty Mercier,
Publicity Chairman.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
Mrs. James Carr
Makes Official
Visit in Miles City

Mrs. James Carr. State Jayceen
vice president, made an official visi-
tation on the Miles City club We'd
nesday. Nov. IA.
State Jayceen activities were dis
cussed and an open discussion was
held concerning local projects and
activities. Among these was the pos
sibilty of an interclub meeting which
would include Miles City, Glendive
and Sidney. No definite plans were
made.
Three other guests from Sidney in
attendance were Mrs. Don Haga. Mrs.
Tom Sherlock and the local Jayceen
president. Mrs. Herb Fisser.
Lunch was served at the conclu-
sion of the meeting by Mrs. Carl
Colbrese and Mrs. Clair Clark. A
enjoyable time is reported by
the Sidney delegation, who brought
home many new ideas for the local
club.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29

of being one of the biggest deer
taken this year with a bow and
arrow.
Bowhunting is rapidly becoming
a great sport around this area. AT
last count there has been nine
deer taken by members of the club
and those who actually hunted this
year numbered about Is which ac-
counts for a very good percentage
at about 37%. The national aver
age is approximately 4.1%. Many
new enthusiasts are joining the
club and indications are for a lot
of fun this winter in our new
quarters which provide ample
room for shooting.
The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
Leslie Youngs
Leave to Make
Home in Billings

MI. and Mrs. Leslie Young left
Nov. Is for Billings where they
had secured an apartment and
will make their home for a while
and maybe permanently. Their
son Leslie Jr. and family live
there. Mr.. Young recently re-
tired as rural mail carrier on
Girard route out of the Sidney
postoffice with a record of 30
years in the postal service. He
came to Sidney in 1907 from Wis
consin with his parents who set
tied on a farm in the Mt. Pleas
ant community. He entered the
postal service in Sidney in 1915,
serving under postmaster Burton
Adams. In 1919 he became a
substitute rural route carrier and
in 1921 became a regular carrier.
He took time out beginning In
the season of 1880 for three years
of unsuccessful dryland farming
experience, on the Bill Coffman
place west of Sidney and later on
his fathers farm on Mt Pleasant.
That was the beginning of the
10 year drouth period which
many farmers suffered through
until the change TO better condi-
tons and a prosperous farming
era through the 1940s. Returning
to the mail carrier job, after he
quit farming, he made a splendid
record in that service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young leave Sid
ney with the best wishes of their
hosts of friends for happiness in
the years ahead wherever they
are, in Billings or some other
location they may choose for their
retirement. He has been an ac-
tive leader in Farmers Union af-
fairs here from the beginning of
that organization and both he
and Mrs. Young have been active
in the Methodist church where
they were honored on leaving
by the congregation. Always will
ling workers in any community
oetterment interest, they will be
in all these activities.
They recently sold their home
here to MI. and Mrs. r. E. Hall.