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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by the
board Of Trustees of School District
No, 9. GLACIER COUNTY, Browning. Mon
dent of Schools until 2 pm. OF Decem
Der I, 1857, and then publicly opened
and read, for Alterations to the Brown
Ing Junior High School, Browning. Mon
tana. all according to plans and speci
the following divisions of the work:
!. General contract.
2. Mechanical contract.
Electrical contract.
Copies of said plans and specifics
the Architects, 4l3, Medical Arts Build.
Ing, Great Falls. Montana. upon deposit
Upon prompt return In good con.
d diti9n of said plans and Specifications.
bidders one.half Of said deposit.
Each bid shall be accompanied by q
certified check. cashiers check or bid
bond In an amount not less than 5 per
s srG of. Of the ht, bid plTs any .ltern.tes.
ant that e awarded the contract. the
bidder will. within 10 days after re.
ceiving written notification Of the
award, enter into q formal contract,
ana ana, within y days thereafter give =
terms and conditions Of the contract,
otherwise the bidder will pay unto the
Owner the difference In money be.
tween the amount Of the bid Of the
said bidder and tho amount for which
the Owner legally contracts with ano.
Their party to perform the work II the
latter amount be In excess Of the
former. but In no case shall the amount
paid be In excess Of 5 per cont of the
bid as represented by the certified
check, cashiers check or bid bond
Each bid must show the Contractors
license number and all successful bid.
ders will be required to conform to all
State Laws governing labor employed
on public works.
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, to
waive irregularities and TO accept any
bid which II deems most advant sgeouS.
Mrs. Evelyn Romag
Clerk
Published Nov. Z, IA, q, %. 1857
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07

q, Alterations to the Browning Junior
High School.
!. Classroom and Gymnasium Addi-
ton to the Browning High School.
al according to plans and specifications
Architects and Engineers.
Separate. bids will be received for
the following divisions Of the work:
General contract
g. Mechanical contract
;. Electrical contract
Copies Of said plans and specifica.
tions may be obtained at the office Of
the Architects, 4l3, Medical Arts Build.
a ansi; Greet q, Falls Montana upon de-
Upon prompt return In good condi-
.ion Of said plans and Specifications.
bidders one.half of said deposit.
certified check. cashiers check or bid
bond IN an amount not less than
per cent Of the bid plus any alternates,
and each bidder shall expressly coven.
ant that Il awarded the contract the
e S;dde. WILL ,,, within 70 days after r.
award. enter Into q formal contract,
and within IS days thereafter give !
good and sufficient bond to secure the
terms and conditions Of the contract.
owner the difference In money between
the amount of the bid of the said bid.
der and the amount for which the Own.
er legally contracts with another party
to perform the work If the latter amount
be In excess of the former. but In no
case shall the amount paid be In ex.
cess Of per cent of the bid as repre-.
sented by the certified check, cashiers
check or bid bond.
Each bid must show the contractors
license number and all successful bid.
ders will be required to conform 10
all State Laws governing labor EN-.
ployed on public works.
The Board Of Trustees reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids 10 waive
irregularities and to accept any bid
which It deems most advant ageous.
Mrs. Evelyn Romag
Clerk
Published Nov. 7. IA. q. %, 1857
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spsisS w,s6 sssd-Aiss Sssesssiss.
-four or pillows liisfelly soot w me
bvmpsi And fosd's new or suspension
sslsvsis me COZ every time someone
steps insids o. lvseoss I, loedsd. A
ssho cost option. yov osi eli mis- q
HediGoneily low ford psiesst
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III ssW esslss.o.M stis osivo
ssemsd win The new In'ssespsos W.
New D. position. used iet oil normal
driving. lsss yov move smoothly.
automatically with ivM . sevsh o.
yov' sos from sol'dtssline seLs.o6s
dehs w 10 hioh~oy cruising speeds.
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PROBATE oeeARrMsn1

eRo6A1E 0tpAkrMeNr
sYsT. ~ SnA+ o':re,sr q IHHss
iHE COUNTY 81 oiAe;S ~"
~ the MATTER OF the ISTAYe OF
Ed Shurr. Sr. Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said Court,
made on the 3lst day of October, 1857.
day the goth day OF November. 1857. NJ
1000 O'Clock AM. of said day. at the
Court Room of said court, In Cut
Bank. County Of Glacier. has been ap.
pointed as the time and place for
proving the Win Of said Ed Shurr. ST.,
ton. Of Edna Shurr for the Issuance
TO- her Of letters of Administr alton
with the VIII annexed. when and where
contest the same
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3, Electrical contract

3. Electrical contract
Copies Of said plans and specified.
lions may be obtained at the office Of
the Architects. 4l3 Medical Arts Build.
ing; Great Falls. Montana. upon de.
Upon prompt return In good con.
ditton Of said plans and specifications,
bidders shall be refunded all and non.
bidders one.half of said deposit.
certified check, cashiers check or bid
bond In an amount not less than S
per cent of the bid plus any alter.
mates. and each bidder shall expressly
covenant that IL awarded the contract
receiving written notification Of the
award. enter into formal contract
and within Is days thereafter give q
good and sufficient bond to secure
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TROOP ~ NEWS

On Friday. November /. Troop
81 held a pancake supper. The
proceeds from this dinner we're
used to buy Boy Scout equip.
ment which was needed by the
troop. We we're able to buy some
of the things we needed. And at
this time we want to thank all
those people in Browning who
helped make this possible. Your
support In this undertaking was
greatly appreciated and again
we say Thanks a Million"
Scribe. Troop 81
Earl J. Handy
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TRANSFER o. RETAIL LIQUOR

2lst day of October, 1857. one James
T: Thompson filed with the Montana
Liquor Control Board an application for
transfer Of . retail liquor license from
vera 1. Minyard to be used at Minyard
Bar. South Is #. of Lot S, Block Ia,
Browning. Montana and protests, IL
any there be, against the issuance Of
such license, will be heard at the hour
Of ii:as O'Clock an, on the 2lst day
Mont.ns Liquor &c Control De Bosrd e IN "' H ief
ena, Montana.
Dated October 2ist, 1857
. Signed-J Z. Manning. Administrator
FIRST publication Oct. "a. 1887
Last Publication Nov. q, 1857
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the terms and conditions of the con.
tract. otherwise the bidder will pay
money between the amount Of the bid
Of the said bidder and the amount for
which the Owner legally contracts
with another party to perform the
work II the latter amount be In excess
of the former, but In no case shall the
amount be In excess of per cent of
the bid as represented by the certified
check, cashiers check or bid bond.
Each bid must show the Contractors
license number and all successful bid
ders will be required to conform to
all State laws governing labor employ
ed on public works.
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, to
waive irregularities and to accept any
bid which It deems most advantageous.
Mrs. Evelyn Romag
Clerk
Published Nov. 7. ~, 81. %. 1857
INVITATION FOR sips
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of Charles Iron Breast.

ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned. Administrator of the Is.
tate Of Charles Iron Breast deceased,
to the creditors and to all persons hav.
Ing claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them within the necessary
vouchers within four months after the
first publica alton Of this notice to the
said Administrator At the office Of the
County Attorney, Cut Bank. Montana.
the same being the place for the trans.
action Of the business of said Estate
Date-October 18th, 1857.
Archie St Goddard
Administrator Of the Estate of Charles
Iron Breast deceased.
Dan S. WEIGH
Attorney for Administrator
First Publication Oct II, 1857
Last Publication Nov. 7, 1857
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al! State laws governing labor employ.
ed on public works.
The Board of Trustees reserves me
right TO reject any or all bids, to
valve Irregularities and to accept any
bid which 1t deems most advantageous
Mrs. Evelyn Romag
Clerk
Published Nov. Z. II q, % 1857
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-11-07
INVITATION eoR OioS

Sealed bids VIII be received by the
Board of Trustees. School District No.
.. Glacier County, Browning. Montana
at the office Of the Superintendent Of
1857, and then publicly opened and
read, for the construction Of:
!. Addition to Browning Elementary
School
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any person interested may appear and
Dated the 3lst day Of October, 1887
A.. e: Armstrong. Clerk
Court Seal Affixed
First Publication Oct. 81. 1857
Last Publication Nov. II, 1857
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INVITATION FOR BIOS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Trustees, School District No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18

CLKRK TYrIsf SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR. for auto dealer Ola
day Wk.. good sal paid vacation
can Nj. DEL sioNoRE, LA
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAvEt
REPAIRS Z SERVICES

WANTED - Driving
20 Miami Dec. II. Info. call
RIA 3-A5OS.
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CLERk.TYPisf, VISA cenfFalI,
located asan,, offers excel. oppof
for his. erad. who types ~ wpsnla
good telephone manner N dealinl
AiHAiENT coNsuiTkNfs. INC.
suite 1901, l1aa q nv
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ROOMS EuRN.-Mp..VA.
ROOMS WITH BoARp

BRADLEY ARMS. 1873 10th ct.
NV, south Of Dupont cir, --Sele.
and dbl for gentlemen and ladies,
1901 18th ST. N.W.--Large warm
rms. business people, Students.
selectiye menu; switchboard, Tv.
MAR LEGTA. l32s i6th st nv
Nice sale, and dble rms for Young
people. showers, excel. board elev.
BIGGEST AND BEST
You can make real friends and
live well on q moderate budget In
one OF our 40 resident halls for
yonnG men and women. as little a.
STA A WEEK
including room, breakfast and dine
ner daily maid service. ~, bridAa
club and FREQUENT orchestra oaneea
HARTNETT HALL
1925 2lst ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
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ron SALE IMsolLLAMEous eoa sALe

TRUMPET AND CASE. new eopo.,
$40: boys rink skates, size 9la,
SIS: girls rink skates, size o, &12
with case 20-in. boys bike, $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18

PlANOs--sevefal excellent trade
ina, rep0sseasi0ns for balance
deInonstratprE Lester and Chick
KERNEYs PIANO AND Music
STORE, 1871 West st.. Annapolis.
Md ~ Baitimore-AnDap0lis blvd,
PIANOS FOR RENT--New and used
spinetE, consoles, eranda and up
rights at moderate rate iron "a
monthly uni with option to buy,
Hanllng extra. JoRDAN's. -FOUR
STORES ss. corner s iSth a4 a1e Q s ~
Lee hwy. Arlington phone kE.
s-b0BO): p3J2 0eOTgia ave, Silver
epTinG (phone JU. 5-I 1861; 24Ib
Princess Anne st.. Fredericksburg,
Va downtown. Silver Spring and
Arlington stores OpEH EVERY
EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Full selection Of instruments At
ali stores, 4.
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES,
supplies, poker tables and games
tennis tables, aces, CONN Bill
LARD A BOWLING SUPPLY co.
$40 9th st. NV. DI. T-4657.
POWER TOOLS. sold as lot: IO-in
Delta saw with dadoeE. Craftsman
drill press with shaper cutters,
band saw. belt and disc sanders
Grinder with 4 motors. ~. 9-4567
PRINTING PRESS, sxi2. complete
Win motor some type; sisa. Cal
RADIO, Zenith, transOceanic, port
able. Perfect condition. $50. Call
Mr.. POOLE. HA. 7-7375.
REcofpITioEED HOTEL AMI
RESTAURANT DIsHWASHIN0 MA
CHIMES, MIXERS, POTATO PEEL
ERs. RAN0Fs, WORK TABLES
OTHER ITEMS; NEW GUARAN-
TIES, SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
RELAxIClsOR, practically new. Ia
good eond.; price. SO. Call VA
1-klgs.
REFRIGERATORs. used. SIp, Bl
up; credit guar del ACME STOVE
iOil 9TH 81 nv, MA e-bS62
REFRIGERATOnsl some freezer.
tops. REIN SO Up t.yf guar /:
also washers. driera FREDER.
IcK'6. 1905 l4th st., IA $4,000
REFRIGERATORs - $3.50 Up:
gusr. delivery. Cash or credit
Open 7 days week, Rear 81
Eye st. NV, TX. 3-b714
REFRIGERATOR SALE
RECONDfTIONED- prices re.
dueed; better GRADE TefTieeratOrs
lowest prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18

Everything on our foor y price
Some OF the finest quality new iar'
niture IN the Metropolitan Area
Bedroom and dining room suites
sofas, chairs. and > PC. section
sls' hide-a-beds. beddins and Hol'
.yEood beds
Brothers Furniture Co.
Q Biks. from Baileys Crossroads.
va. on Seminary Rd.
Omen Daily Til o. sat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18

FuRNITuRE-HEw AND USED
Bedroom, $50 complete. 70 SlIO,
complete. pinlne room, $50. COM
plete, 10 $40, complete. Livlnn
room. SIG. complete. 70 $3.50. com.
plfle. Misc. Furniture TV, etc. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18
ROOMS, AIRS. TO SNARE

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN hsss
vacancy IN well-furnished Town
house on Conn ave NO 7.SO3S,
BACHELORs, copeenial sh }
more bach, 2.bedrm APT Nv,
hi-Fli sar,. econ. DE, 2-iSss.
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MIscElLANEoUs FoR sALI MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

ORGAN. electronie twin speakers
$685. regularly S1.3e5. Kits
1880 q ~. n,w.. RE. 1-02i2
Open nights, Mon. thfough Fri
ORGAN - Assume payments on
iate-modei Hammond Chord: nsee
very little; rare value, KITS
nights, Mon, through Tri. III o
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BRICK
USED HARD RED
ARROW WRECKING
SPRUCE $4,000

CHAIRS. tables. eloakracks, lock
ers, shelving, bins, carts benches
bench less for shops, factories
churches. inetltutiona We aay.
you money HARCO EQUIPMENT
CORP, ss53 Sherman ave, nv
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

ACCORDI0N-CeIlini $3.50. Dining
room suite $50: sofa ReEency 500.
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HOLIDAY SPECIAL
FREE TURKEY
FREE DELIVERY
FREE INSTALLATION
$685.

FREE OHhE
FREE DELIVERY
FREE INSTALLATION
$685.
ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO
222a Ga. Ave. NV Ap. A-O0ls
GAS STOVE, Magic Chef $3.50.
conditioner, !. ton. s7s or best
parkway. Rockville. Md. VIII.
6-l06a.
GLASS TOPs AND MIRRORS, per
feet Xmas presents. PATTERSON
NV. bu S-54li. Pre- estimatss'
GUITAR, dretch concert. spanish.
electric pickup. perfect cond,. incl,
plush lined case. extra strinss;
yoI ~ ~ gsdssl lasS VALUED $500 sell
GUN, Marlin 90. Model SEA with
oc;ipovs,Tz scope prae'issiis new
HEATERS, RANGES. stoves new.
used fas, oil. coal: wooo ACME
m-FI sPEAkER, Tannoy. IS In.
eoaxial in blend sspo 5,anas cor
HOUsEHOLD-Lovely chime clock,
silverwaTe, sewing machine, miscei'
articles. AID. 2-i104, -
y! IS. sH MA. s sislsS. 90 inch
LADDERS, wood ext, paint spray,
HsE S.. sac ds S s SENS . sss pm
I e . .ssiisgs 'ii' aAis \ '.f D v
MOTIONS REPAiREp. EXCHANGED
on most sizes while YOU wait;
lowest prices barking ELkCLklC
ave-. NV, AZ. S.iocc.
moLohIs MOTORS; 2 100 va Aip; an. mo
TSS Ss i4 sh'a &, No 3,csaa. '
MOVIE PEOJEcI0R, souND-ie.
ef. Call alter 4 pm. 10. 100000,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Many
recondltioned instruments inelvn-
phones, drums, accordions, sui
tafs: look and play like new 81;
IGtSslc . k sfSEf, ID hlAS We. AMP y
Annapolis, Md ~ Baltlmore-
Annapolis blvd, Glen Burnle, Nd,
ORGANs-We have several makes
OF demonstrators, repossesslons
for the. balance, trade-ins, greatly
E EssEssey ssd F S g ANS sshSr' M Mis
gToRE. iol West It,, Annapolis,
Nd; III Baltimore Annapolis blvd,
Glen nurnie, Nd.
OR0ANs--visit our store for values
IN .liehtly. used sleetronic organs,
a chance 70 save yoRDAnn,Ss; t2n
bTpAlE'fMnEnSsro or ot;pERsr y. 2SyffkNSS
! fvkNfNd EXCEPT SATURDAY.
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SECRETARY

Real Estate once
This Is an excellent position TOT
A competent industrious secretary
with opportunity for Advancement
salary open. Give complete resume
eis. youI, s so2 sss s, ssolss con-
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FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AMP LIVESTOCK
coal, WOOD, FUEL OIL

PRESTOLOGs-The ideal fireplace
log; long burning high heat value,
no smoke, no dirt, less than y Of
les ash, easy 10 handle and Apn-
troll For info, call SUREFTRE
FUEL PROD, INC. IL LABS
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Program Listing. WEDNESDAY,
s-House Porsy. Variety.

9-House PaEty. Variety.
500
4-Motinee Theetes. Dronno.
] Hour. 'Womon Alone" An
odoptotion OF Femme Sole"
which critics approved Miriom
Hopkins.
7-AmeEieon Bondstond.
Hour. Dick cIork.
9-The Big P0yoff. Quiz.
$50
5-Life With Elizabeth. Dromo.
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Metro Group Photos

wAStRsopoNL o. G. otcsMsta l.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

the college In 1910. The dream house Of q
man who could afford to make his dreams
a reality, the mansion was equipped with
everything money could buy, plus the last
word IN quiet good taste for its furnishings.
In the elegant halls. parlors, studies
Evening star., 1957-08-25

and libraries Of the SO-room. 14-bath man.
sion the students experience gracious living
along with the daily academic routine.
Many Of the rich furnishings, including
priceless Persian rugs. were given to the
CONTINUED
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
Fairview Feeder
Day Program Set
For December 7

Several outstanding speakers
will be featured at the Ninth
Annual Lower Yellowstone Live
stock Feeders Day at Fairview
and Saturday, December 7th.
Appearing on the afternoon panel
discussion on livestock will be
Ray Douglass, superintendent of
the Dickinson, North Dakota Ex-
pertinent Station; DR.. w. H. Bur
kit, Director of Nutrition, Mon
tana Flour Mills. Great Falls; DR.
c.. c. Halver, District State Vet
Urinary Supervisor, at Glendive,
and R. M. Chambers, Feed nutri-
zionist, Farmers Union Grain and
Supply, Williston.
The Fairview Feeders Day will
again include the usual tour of
feed lots, starting at 1000 a. m.
An banquet will be held at the
Civic Center, starting at $50 p.
with Charles E. Jarrett, Great
Northern Railroad agricultural
and industrial agent, as master of
ceremonies, and DR.. w. H. Bur-
kett as guest speaker.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
Christmas Street
Decoration Plans
Near Completion

Sidney's Christmas street dec
orations took on a new look with
the addition of new ornaments
added to last years start of new
decorations. The Sidney Chamber
of Commerce Merchants COM
mittee purchased completely new
decorations and new supports on
a two-year project plan. Tenta-
tive plans are to add additional
strings and decorations each year
similar to the present system.
Chamber Merchant committee
members have expressed their
appreciation to the Sidney Jay
GEES who have erected the deco
rations last and this year. Frank
Brattin and Elmer Allen super
vised the erection. Quincy Broth
ers installed all new support
cables and electrical wiring as a
donation. This work involved
many hours. Ness Construction
and the local Carpenters Union
also gave considerable assistance
in tying and erecting supports for
decorations to buildings. All dec
orations are expected to be in
place Immediately after Thanks
giving.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
Winiston Here Friday
For Basketball Opener

tween the extended free throw
lines.
One of the most interesting
changes and probably the one to
cause the most controversy is
the inactivity rule. If any part
of a game is marked by mac
tivity the team behind in the
score is responsible to create
action. If the score is tied the
team on defense is responsible.
The penalty after a warning by
an official to play ball is a
technical foul. In other words no
more stalling.
After a center circle jump the
first player to touch the ball
may return the ball to the back
court by dribbling or passing.
This right to return to the back
court applies only after a jump
ball in the center circle. In
the past a team was allowed
to return after a jump ball any
place on the court.
These are the rule changes most
important to the basketball fan.
The game is still played with
a round ball and each team still
has only five players or the
floor at one time.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
Rich|and Homes Advance
Drive Started This Week

organization is now being work.
ed on by the Executive Com
mittee. A special KICK radio
program is planned for the very
near future.
The Advance Gifts and Insti-
tutional Gifts Committees kicked
off their Sidney area drive this
week with several meetings and
are now in their contact program.
Leaders of these groups have ex-
pressed their appreciation for
the very keen interest and en-
thusiasm displayed by their COM
mittee members and for results
of initial contacts made. Both
groups have slated report meet
ings for next Tuesday.
The Institutional Gifts Com
mittee includes Chairman Ing
ward Svarre, Co-Chairmen Os-
a Anderson and Glen Hall;
William Ball, John Marman, Joe
Steinbeisser, Don Nutter, Seth
Holland, Otto Habedank, Harold
Rounce, HUI Williamson, Joe Hal
vorson, H. H. Kincaid, and Lloyd
Sather.
The Advance Gifts Committee
includes Chairman Milt Anderson,
o-Chairmen Jay Lalonde and
Glayde Yoder; Ed Erickson, Paul
Cresap, Chef Johnson, Ralph
Beier, Ed Thogersen, Jerry HON.
stad, Ralph Beier, Ed Edmond
son, Elmer Sorenson, Ed Krebs-
bach, Holger Peterson, Nels Bach,
Roy Rounce, Eldridge Peterson,
Harry johnson, r. S. Mutt and
w. L. Bell. The drive publicity
committee is made up of Chair
man Dan Price, Keith Krebsbaoh,
Warren Papke, Les Kelvin, Hurry
Carey and Syl Braaten.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
Montana State
Football Coach
To Speak Here

The third annual Jaycee Sidney
Eagle football banquet will be
held Thursday evening, Deem
Der IL, at $50 in the Lalonde
motel ballroom. This is a changed
date as previously announced.
Speaker for the evening will
be Athletic Director and Head
Coach Tony Storti of the Mon
tana State College Bobcats from
Bozeman.
This banquet is held each year
to honor the coaches and players
of the Sidney Eagles. The squad
this season finished in a tie for
third place in the Glass A con-
ference with a very respectable
record of five wins and three
losses.
Tickets will go on sale next
week.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-28
Richland County
Ali Member to
Attend Congress

Robert Etzel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Etzel of Poplar, will
attend the National All Club
Congress at Chicago, December
l through 5. He was picked by a
state committee to receive this
trip as a result of outstanding
work in the fled of soil and
water conservation and general
overall Ali accomplishments.
AS a sever year member of the
Western Funmakers Club in the
Hillcrest community, Robert has
carried beef breeding, range man.
agement, junior leadership, trac-
tor maintenance, beef fattening,
entomology, potatoes, swine, and
feeds. His work in the field of
soil and water conservation has
included planting grass water
ways, helping build a model
farm for conservation work dis
play, seeding land subject to
erosion to grass, seeding an ex-
.perimental grass and legume plot
TO test varieties and species, and
attending soil conservation dis
trict tours. Last summer he at
tended the state All Soil Con-
5ervation Camp at Camp Pines
near Fort Peck Dam. Robert has
been extremely active in the All
range management project, hav-
ing completed his fourth year in
this project. He has given several
demonstrations on range plants
Identification, and forage values.