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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
In Mrntnriant

BRUCE, ADDIE L. In memory Of
our dear mother and grandmother,
ADDlE L. BRUCE. who passed away
November IS, 1856.
Thoueh absent, she is always near.
Still loved, still missed, still very
dear
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. FLOR
ENCE, AND HER GRANDCHIL-
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FONTANA. UMBERTo A. On sunds

NJ FRANZ r WtN BRAN Ed{i COmd55s
FoNTANA. uMBERTO A. On Sunday,
1905 Trinidad ave ne, UMBERTo
A. FONTANA. beloved husband OF
Helen Fontana. father OF Mrs Marie
c, Corvelh. Mrs: Anna Barrett, Helen
Gloria. Emanuele, Michael. Humbert,
ir and Edward Fontana. brother Of
Carolina. Frank and Edward Fontana
Services at the S. H Hines Co. Flu
neral Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV, on
Barking tacilities). Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. rs
FONTANA, UMBERTO A. on Sunday,
November -, 1857. at his residence,
1903 Trinidad ave. ne, UMBERTO
A. FONTANA, beloved husband Of
Helen Fontana father of Mrs. Marie
c, Corvelli, Mrs; Anna Barrett. Helen
jr.,' and Edward Fontana: brother OF
Carolina, Frank and Edward Fontana
Services at the s: H Hines Co Funeral
Home. 29Ol l4th st. NV, on Friday,
facilities. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. rs
FRASER, MARGARET G. tnee shee-
yember 20, 1857. at her residence,
300 tth s. ne. MRS, MARGARET
@. FRASER nee Sheehan). beloved
wife Of Henry g. Fraser and mother
garet A. Fraser and William H. Fraser
She also is survived by four grand
children. Remains resting at Hysong S
Fpnersl Home. 1900 N st. NV.
am. Friday, November -: thence
TO 81 Patrick's Catholic Church
10Th and @ SITS. Il W, where holy mass
will be offered for the repose Of her
Olivet Cemetery IS
HASKELL. FRANK BosLEY. Jr. sud
denly on Tuesday. November 20,
FRANK B HASKELL il, OF 500
Annapolis I'd =. Lanham. Md, beloved
husband Of Beulah N Haskell and
father OF Frank B. Haskell Ill He
,. Haskell, sr,. a sister. Mrs Winfred
A Chesser' and two brothers, True
man L, and B Paul Haskell Rels-
tiyes ana triends ma. call az the
ave, Hyattsville, Md until 10 am
Friday November -. thence to the
Lsnham Methodist Church. where
services will be held al 1910 a m.
ham, Md
HAWKINS. WILLIAM PINkNEY on
Thursday November =. 1857. at
Nd WILLIAM PINKNEY HAWKINS.
Funeral services on saturday No
Plata Md at III am. Interment
Mount Rest Cemetery
HOLT, DELLA. on Tuesday. Novem-
HOSPITAL. DELLA HOLT, devoted wife
OF kueene Holt and beloved mother
Il ao Mrs shy Na sso hsrey 1S5 Matt srSs
brotbcrs' Bernard HswEins, James snes
Smith and David II Brown two sis.
ters. Mrs Aline NJ Harrod and
Mrs Florence Holt eleven grand
irieH Hs" After s pm Friday aS S No,
vember 20, friends may call at her
late residence. where prayers will be
recited at $50 pm Solemn high
No SuieSS ms 49, 4 Our lady Se ~ ssi.
Mount oiiyet Cemetery 80
HOLT, DELLA. omcers and members
- Of ST. .Josephs Ladies' Auxil-
Me- Suxiiars. No. Knishis d
NJ 81 IL, RSha ae. fE' q ep'G cap ls pSti ss
w ter DELLA HOLT Called
1851. at $50 p m at 1870 Masss-
GENEVA GENEVA 'TffIPPErT.. District Pres
AMANDA HARLEY, Rec sccy
HUGHLETI, FLELT $. on Monday,
November "5. 1857 al George WASH
| ington Hospital FLEET S HUGH
| LETT OF $500 Morningsde dr. nv.
beloved husband OF Ethel L Hughlett,
Pinewhiif Beach Nd, and stepfather
Of Frank p DAVIS OF Washington,
y c Friends may call at the s.
/ II Hines Co Funeral Home. 1901
| l4th g NV after pm Inesdsyy'
/ Services at the above funeral home
on Friday, November 80, at IL a m.
interment Parklawn Cemetery. 22
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FONTANA. UMBERTO A On SUNDAY,

NOVEMBER =, 1897, at his residence,
1893 Trinidad ave. ne, UMBERTO
A. FONTANA, beloved husband Of
Helen Fontana father of Mrs. Marie
C. Corvelli, Mrs. Anna Barrett. Helen
Gloria. Emanpele, Michael, Humbert,
Carolina, Frank and Edward Fontana
Services at the S, H Hines Co Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st. NV, on Friday,
November ~. at 10 am. parking
facilities. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. oS
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S~ and members OF Mount
Mt Pleasant Chapter, No "a,
VSA o. E. S. are hereby notified
AS3s&N> of the death of Sister MARY
IDA BURGESS, and are re-
w quested to attend services
" on Friday. November 20.
1857. at 1890 am. at the Robert
A. Humphrey Funeral Home, Be-
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NTANA. HuMBERT. A special COM

munication Of Warren s q
Harding Lodge. No. 80. F.
4 A. A. M, is hereby called
VI for = a m Friday. Novem-
~ Der 20, 1857. to conduct
~ the Masonic burial services
for our late brother, HUM
FONTANA.
LEO NJ. WEINTRAUB.
Anrc n rnfill AHn.tnr
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FONTANA, HUMBERT. Officers and
4; y. !; ;.;! !: III
-cuTlRz members of Vincent B Co.'S
S1e lean Legion, are hereby no.
sH2S7p late comrade' and charter
WR45H member HUMBERT FON-
TANA. Costello Guard sery-
ices will be held on Thursday. No
vember IS, 1867, at $ pm. at the
S II. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901
I4th st. NV. All are invited to
FRANK BRANNIGAN. Comdr.
M. N MINOR. Adjt 20
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Y, JAMES r. The Holy
N a me Society OF st.
Michaels Church. Silver
Spring, Md. will recite the
rosary on Friday, Novem-
Der 20. 1857. at $50 pm.
at 4 SunnySide rd., Silver
Spring. Md. for our late
JAMES F. McPROUTY.
MES NJ. COONEY.
SDiFifual niractor 90
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MILES. CHARLES E., sr. On satur-
BE witt United States Army Hos
pital Fort Belvoir, Va, CHARLES
E. MILES, ST., OF 564,3 Williams;
husband c. Anna H Miles. father of
Mai Charles e Miles. jr, and
grandfather of CHRISTOPHER and Mar
Gus Miles of Arlington, Va Friends
NAV call at the. Arlington Funeral
Home. 1901 North Fairfax dr., Ar
lington. Va. where private services
will be held on Friday, November
80. at 800 pm Interment Column
bia Gardens Cemetery. 20
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ROWAN, con. GEORGE RnEY. U,

W. Y. Atetireuls On MOnQhN, mo-
Ssysi Msdiss! Center. col 81. GEORGE GEORGE
pkwy, Bethesda. Md, beloved hus-
band Of Cayetana G. Rowan, father
OF Mrs Francis l. Fenton, IT, and
George r Rowan, jr. brother OF Mrs
James W Halbert Friends are in
vWd 70 call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Pumphrey Bethesda, Md Services
on Friday November 20, al Fort
Myer Chapel. Fort Myer, Va at 10
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery rs
RUE. MARY c. On Tuesday. Noyem-
Der 81. 1897 MARY c RUE OF l@3
Allison st. NV beloved wife OF Sam
ucl Rue, devoted mother OF JenrCy
and Michael Rue, daughter OF Minter
and Bertha Cliof She also Is sur
yiyed by other relatives and many
friends After pm Friday Mo-
yember 30. friends are invited 10 call
at the Jarvis Chapel i43a You ST
nv. where funeral services will be
held a. pm Saturday, November
80 lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. ~
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IOLT, DGLLA. omcers and members

49,. OF ST. Josephs Ladies Auxil-
RN&SN iary, No Sl3 and District
MS1Ks. 81. John, are hereby notified
NV OF the death Of our late sis
w ter, DELLA HOLT Called
meeting on Friday, November 20
1851, al $50 pm,at 1870 Masss-
chusetts ave Sc. -
EMMA COUGH Auxiliary Pres.
AMANDA HARLEY. Rec Sccy
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PoNzIANO. EMEnIn. on MednesdAr

November %; 1867. at his residence,
1915 Book terrace Sc, EMEDIO
PONZIANO, the beloved husband OF
Theresa Ponzlano,, father of Rose
er Of Caroline Dl Timoteo. Funeral
neral Home 1861 Good Hope I'd
Sc. on Friday, November 20, at II
am Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terv
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McPROUTY, JAMES r. Father Rosen-
steel Council. knights of
vNkANs, Columbus, will recite the
AAEA rosary on Friday, Novem-
I%lL Der 20 1857. at S:45
XSMIV pm. at 4 Sunnyside I'd
N/ Silver Spring, Nd
W FRANK H MARX.
Grand Knight
WILLIAM " JOUVENAL, Fin. Secy.
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PARTIN, DOROTHY Louise.

Tuesday, November 20, 1857. at the
DOROTHY LOUISE PARTIN OF 70I1
Sycamore ave. Takoma Park, Md,
sister Of Mrs Phil A. Thurston and
Donald NJ. Smith and niece Of Fred
Warner qrnso E Fum Fun " Funeral ssss Home me-
SiIl Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
Md where services Will be held on
Friday, November 20, at 30 pm.
parking facilities Interment Con-
Rressional Cemetery. rs
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CARNEY. ATTICUs NJ. Members ot

6r;ola T - N. Memners Of
& !, {. 4. Z. !. q
vA of Hyattsville, Md, are hereby
NJ notified to attend the Odd Fell
H lows funeral services for Brother
ulM ATTICUS NJ carney at the
ny HUNT e. Ryon Funeral Parlors
Eu in Waldorf, Md, on Friday, No
w vember 20. 1857, at ii 80 a. IN.
~ F. W. WAIGAND, Rec, Secy. 2S
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OwINGS, BELL L. OF 332. P st
/ of Thomas B Owings Services at
/ the Church OF the Epiphany. 1877
I G st. NV. Friday, November 20, at
pm Services by Chambers
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Monday. November Is, 1857, AT Phy-
sicans' Memorial Hospital, La Plata.
Md. ATTICUS NJ CARNEY, beloved
husband of Regina May carney and
brother of Ivey carney and Mrs.
lsmae Hildebrand OF Texas. Mrs.
Estelle Abee. Mrs. Armetta Austin,
Mrs. Doris Austin and Mrs. GLADYS
Abernethy of North Carolina. Fu-
neral services at the HUNT Funeral
Home, Waldorf. Md. on Friday, No
ment Arlington National Cemetery
at 1870 pm.
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PARSONS, GEORGE 4. OF 125OS
Epping court, Silver Spring, Md, on
Noysm6er "a l 25s. h by ar Of Patsy
George A., ir. and Edward W. Par
sons. brother OF Albert S. and Ed
ward Parsons Remains at Chambers
Funeral Home, 3O72 NJ ST. NV, on
Saturday. November 80 At $50 Am Am
and g SITS. NV, at 10 am Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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REEDY, ROBERT WILSON tBuNKIEl

On Wednesday. November 81 1857.
a ast ASRg an Hvv Wv ROBERT WILSON
Virginia NJ Henssey and Lutitia Cal
lie Reedy grandson Of Lemuel C.
Tobin Friends may call at Pearson S
Funeral Home Az North Washing
ton st Falls Church, Va, where
funeral services will be held on Satur-
day November 20, at pm. Inter-
ment Mortified Cemetery. -
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

Before an altar rail thanked
with white glads and yellow
NUNS, Miss Betty Jane Weber,
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Joe
Weber of Fairview became the
bride of John Clayton Wright,
son of MI. and Mrs. c. A.
Wright of Billings, in a double
ring ceremony at Saint Gather
ines Catholic church September
z at 200 p. m. FIR. Shinnick Of
ficiated.
Traditional wedding music was
played by Marilyn Ludington,
cousin of the bride.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a waltz
length gown of all white import
ed chantilly lace over bridal sat-
in. The gown featured a sabrina
neckline, long tapered sleeves,
and a tiny sweep in the back
of the skirt. The tiara head dress
of sequins and pearls held a
finger tip veil of imported silk
illusion edged in lace to match
the gown. The bride carried a
bouquet of yellow NUNS with
streamers of daisies. Her only
jewelry was a pair of tiny pearl
earrings, gift of the groom.
Barbara Weber, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid and wore
a ballerina length gown of blue
and white nylon tiers with eye
let trim and a matching stole.
Her bouquet was of white daisies.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
Statement by
School District
Board Chairman

"The problem of fire preven-
ton is one of safety education"
E. E. Edmondson, chairman of
the school board, today told a
meeting of the city's school teach
+ in discussing plans for local
observance of Fire Prevention
Week October 6-12.
"We must inform the public"
he said, 'twhat fire hazards really
are, what can be done to re-
move them and what should be
done in the event of fire. Above
all, we must arouse the people to
help prevent fires.
Analyses of the circumstances
and causes of all fires reveal that
most of them are preventable, or
else that the magnitude of their
destruction could have been
greatly reduced had reasonably
prompt and efficient attention
been given to good housekeep-
ing and to the simple funda-
mental principles of fire safety.
Sound rules of fire safety T
now well established. They may
be obtained from the fire depart
ment or from fire insurance T
CARNATIONS"
Mr.. Edmondson concluded by
expressing the hope that all
teachers would acquaint them
selves with the fundamentals of
fire safety and arrange proper
instruction in fire prevention for
all pupils in their charge.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
Continental Buys
Interest in Poplar
Field Pipe Line

Houston, Texas - Purchase by
Continental Oil Company Of a
1870 percent interest in the Butte
Pipe Line Company, which OPP
crates a 51O-mile crude line ex-
tending from the East Poplar
field in northeastern Montana to
Fort Laramie and Guernsey, Wyo.,
was announced Saturday by
President L. F. McCollum of
Continental. The 1870 percent in
terest purchased by Conoco was
formerly held by Placid Oil Com
pany, Shreveport, Ia.
In addition to Conoco, other
owners of the 16-inch line are
Shell Oil Company, so percent;
Murphy Corporation, 17v percent;
and Northern Pacific Railway
Company, 10 percent. Shell oper-
ates the Butte line for the group.
Constructed in 1855, the Butte
line has a capacity of $4,000 bar
rels daily which is currently be-
ing expanded to $4,000 barrels.
The expansion program is ex-
pected to be completed by spring.
The Butte line connects at Fort
Laramie and Guernsey with Con-
tinental Pipe Line Company,
Platte Pipe Line Company and
Service Pipe Line Company lines
for transporting crude to Rocky
Mountain and Midwest refinery
centerS.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

Ore, to attend the funeral of
her brother = in - law, Clinton
HoWes.
Mrs. Ire Erickson was in the
community taking school census
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seeder
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Field
man called at the Jack Berry
home Sunday afternoon.
The Walter Houchen family
were evening visitors at the AL
len home Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Ullman,
and MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Berndt
and Colleen were Williston shop
pers Monday.
Sunday night visitors at the
Chester Hillman home were Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Erps and David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Uanasuck
and family were supper guests
at the Allen home Thursday
night.
John and Terry Cayko called
at the Jack Berry home Friday
morning.
Walt Houchen helped Willie
Henderson haul hay last week.
This week Willie has been help
ing Walt. Jim Allen was on hand
to help out too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Ullman
went to Glendive Thursday to
visit his mother, Mrs. Robert Ull-
man.
Mrs. Jack Berry called on Mrs.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

home. Beulah and Elaine and Ar
lene went to the show in Fair
view after dinner.
Richard Levno, Bill Lewis and
Donna McRae were Sunday eve
ming visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Garfield Linde.
Larry Swenson injured his foot
in the football game Friday after
noon, and had it put in a cast on
Saturday. Bobby Seligar called on
Larry Saturday night.
d. j. Lewis was a Thursday
evening supper guest at the Linde
home.
Sigurd Rude started working
at the L~udington Beet Dump
this week. L. v. Wheeler is work.
ing at the Hardy Beet Dump and
Louie Prison started working at
the sugar factory. Gordon Berndt
will be driving the school bus
while Louie is working.
Kenny Olson was an overnite
guest of Dwight Linde Friday.
Elaine Henderson attended a
dinner held Monday night for
members of the Junior Glass of
Fairview high school who are
helping with the class play. The
dinner was given at the Brod-
head home by Mrs. Brodhead,
Mrs. Swanson, and Mrs. Desonia.
The Hay Creek Busy Bees held
their October meeting at the Jack
Berry home Monday night. New
officers e elected, and appre-
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

Deva Allen Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Aastrom, Teresa and
Suzy are spending the week end
visiting her mother and brother,
Jim.
There vas a good turn out for
Koffee Kup Klub on last We'd
nesday. Everyone enjoyed visit
ing and sewing, and also the de-
licious lunch served by Mrs.
Rudie.
Sam and Ernie Valness were
Sunday morning coffee guests at
the Stanley Swenson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Berndt
and family visited Sunday after
noon at the Dallas Ullman home.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Sigurd Rude home were Mr..
and Mrs. Warner Hanson and
Dianne, and Mrs. Garda Stordahl.
MI. and Mrs. Jack Berry,
Wayne and Craig called at the
Lynn Stride home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lee of Som
ers, Mont, visited Mrs. Celia
Stromfeldt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Garfield Linde and family last
Tuesday morning.
Art Dore returned home from
the western part of the state
where he has been on a hunting
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levno and
Beulah were Sunday dinner
guests at the w. T. Henderson
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
Yellowstone
Township
BY Mrs. Peter Heinle

The annual ASC election was
held Friday evening at the East
Fairview school with the follow
ing elected: Henry Bauman,
chairman; Albert Miller, vice
chairman; Herb Reidle, member
and David Schlothauer, alternate
member. Election judges were
Herb Reidle, Peter Heinle and
Robert Flynn.
Earl Reidle is hauling beets
for John Knels.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beiber
and Bobby were evening visitors
one day last week at the John
Beiber home.
Zebra Paschke spent a few
days in the Sidney hospital last
week but has recovered from he
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Worst
Jr. spent a couple of days last
week in Canada. While they were
gone Susan and Mark stayed with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hammler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Helm have
moved from the Reclamation
camp to IN apartment in the
Fairview clinic building. Don is
now working at the Holly Sugar
Co. factory in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hou-
chen and Linda were down from
Wolf Point Thursday on bust
and remained over for the
meeting of the OES that evening.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cayko Jr.
are the parents of a baby daugh-
ter born at the Sidney hospital.
All friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wilson are invited to an
open house in their honor at
the Community Presbyterian par
lors Sunday, Oct. 10 from 2 to
5 p. m.
Steve Cayko Jr. and Lonnie
Hurley are among those employ
ed at the sugar factory for the
harvest campaign.
Larry Valnes is hauling beets
for David Paschke.
Dale Reidle, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herb Reidle, had the mis-
fortune to have an arrow break
he was shooting early one
morning last week and the splin-
.er lodged in the flesh between
MS thumb and index finger. The
accident necessitated al early
morning trip to the doctor where
he splinter was removed.
Mrs. Howard Dow and daugh-
.er, Mrs. Ray Werner and baby
with Mrs. Oscar Helm
,ne day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stepan ST.,
Who have been visiting their
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
Walter Larsons
From
California Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Larson
returned last week from a
months vacation spent visiting at
the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, MI. and Mrs. Alfred
Bentson and family in Ell Cajon,
with relatives in San Diego, and
at many places of interest n
route.
Their first stop was at Hardin,
where they were overnight guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elva McMorris, former Sidney
residents. They went through the
Lewis and Clark Caverns west
of Bozeman, and spent a night at
the Wesley Thorson home near
Harrison. They enjoyed seeing
the historic town of Virginia City,
and going from there to Brigham
City, Utah, arrived just one day
late for the annual Peach Festival
parade. However, they did see
the beautiful floats and took some
moving pictures while there.
They drove west from Salt Lake
City through the Great Salt Flats,
which they tell us were very in
teresting. They took the Death
Valley route south and were told
that it was 116 degrees that day
and really hot.
Another night enroute was
spent with relatives in Yuma,
California, before they reached
Ell Cajon, where they spent three
weeks with their daughters fam
lily.
They enjoyed a visit at the
Steve Evenson home in Chula
Vista, California, and went on a
wonderful sightseeing trip with
them. The Evensonss are former
Sidney residents and wished to be
remembered to their many old
friends throughout this area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bentsen
and family of McCabe, Montana,
YER also visiting at this time
with his parents and his brothers
and their families in California
and together they were entertain
ed at many lovely patio parties.
A highlight of their trip they
tell us was a day spent at the
famous "Disneyland,' near Los
Angeles, where there is SO much
to see and enjoy.
They report a wonderful vaca-
ton but tell us it is always good
to get back to Montana and
home.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

The groom's attendant was Lou
Cormier of Seattle, Wn., and the
ushers were Gail Berry and
John Shoaff of Billings. All wore
white boutonnieres.
The brides mother wore a
dress of copper and a corsage of
red roses.
Immediately after the cere-
mony, a reception was held in
the church parlors. The brides
table, decorated by Mrs. Merrill
Ludington, who also baked the
cake, was conferred with a beau
tiful three-tiered cake topped
with three wedding bells. MINIS,
sugar Jumps and candles were
decorated to match the cake. The
cake was cut by Mrs. John Shoaff
and served by Mrs. Gail Berry,
both sisters of the groom. Mrs.
Lloyd Ludington and Mrs. Ben
Langwald, aunts of the bride,
poured the coffee and punch.
Miss Muretta Norby was in
charge of the guest book. Mrs.
Jim Parkos, Mrs. Arthur Brat
land and Mrs. Steve Cakyo Jr.
presided at the gift table.
The bride is a 1855 graduate
of Fairview H. S. and attended
Billings Business College. The
groom attended Billings H. s..
and eastern Montana College of
Education.
Out of town guests were from
Seattle, Wn., Mott, Reed Point
and Billings Montana.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
r
HELD AT
CHURCH RECENTLY

The Pilgrim Fellowship lead
ers and sponsors from all over
Eastern Montana held a most
worthwhile workshop in Peoples
Congregational church last Sat-
urday. Seventy one leaders
from Malta, Glasgow, P~lentywood,
Medicine Lake, Froid, Broadus,
Miles City, Ekalaka, Baker, Glen
dive, Savage and Sidney were in
attendance.
Miss Teddi Hanson, P. F. vice
president from Malta guided the
meeting with Miss Lois Hamer,
Christian Education director, Civ
ing the talk Of the morning on
what Difference Does p. +.
Make in You?" The group then
went to workshop.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
THE SIDNEY HERALD -
Thursday. Oct. 10. 1857 40

citation gifts were presented to
leadrs, Mrs. Levno and Mr.. Hill
man.
Billie Henderson was an over
night guest of Collins Johnson
on Tuesday night. Collins lives
ove in the Four Mile Communi-
ty.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

BY 1908 one-half Of all the
wireless" stations in the world
were operated by Navy personnel.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
Hay. Creek
BY Country Woman's Club

Stanley Swenson was AZ years
young October 9th. L. v. Wheel
ers, Mrs. Helga Swenson, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Swanson and
Dwane, Mr.. and Mrs. Sjostrom,
the Wayne Wilkins family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Helm and fami-
ly all came and helped him cell
citrate.
Gene Berndt had his tonsils
removed Friday. He was in the
hospital overnight.
Mrs. Kay Hardy and a trucker,
Mr.. Howes, delivered a load of
cattle Friday, from the Hardy
stock farm of Ross, North Da-
kota, to the Hillman home at
Glenview Farm. The Hardy's are
raisers of registered Aberdeen
Angus cattle.
Ed Houchen left Sunday by
Frontier Airlines for Silver
Springs, Md, to visit Capt. and
Mrs. VIM. B. (Doris) Ledbetter.
Both the Ledbetters are on the
staff at Walter Reed hospital.
Jack Berry and Junior Cook
called at the John Cayko and
Louie Hutter homes Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dore
and family went to Portland, |
daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Willardson at Spo-
kane, and another daughter and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Halmot at Livingston, are expect
ed home this week end.
Among those attending the auc-
ton sale at Bainville Thursday
were Louis Stepan Jr., and Herb
Reidle and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reidle.