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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-05
Shl'ove Tuesday
Supper Planned

A Shrove Tuesday pancake
supper will be held Tuesday at 6
p. m. at Johns Memorial Episcopal
church parish house.
The supper is being sponsored
by the Johns Memorial church of
flcers, Sunday school teachers and
Canterbury Club members the last
day before Lent
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-05

Tie marriage of Miss Alma
Ruth Foster and Albert Charles
T{uesong, Jr, was solemnized
March 9 at The home Of the
brides sister. and brotherzin-law,
MI. and MIS-. John N. Irving. of
Falmyille
Dr w. Otis McClung performed
the ceremony,
NJ Mary Jane Evans, of Rich
mond was her aunt 5 only attend
ant
our ot town guests here for the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-05
Hussong-Foster Marriage Solemnized

wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.
jenkins. Jr.. MI. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Hussong and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Leban, Of Washington
D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs, r. A. Foster,
Miss Naomi Foster, MJs. r. C.
Foster and Mrs. j. w Bibee, OF
Lynchburg; MI. and MIS- Hart
we'll S. Evans. Of Richmond; MI.
and Mrs. T. S. Lewis. and Miss
Charlotte White, of Dahlgren. AID
Mrs. Thomas S. Cheadle, Of Wee
dOnville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-05
5 Farmville Students
PLEDGE at LongWood

Three Farmwlle students ar e
among the 81 pledged by Long
wood College sororities last week
Alpha S ema Tau led the list
with IA pledges, followed by zeta
Tau Alpha, 49, Pi Kappa Sigma,
Il; Sigma Sigma Sigma, 9, and
Alpha SIGMA Alpha, Delta zeta,
Kappa Delta and Theta Sigma
Epsilon, 8 each.
Bonnie Mann pledged Delta
Zeta. Bafty 10 Cook pledged Ri
Kappa Sigma, and 10 bearing
pledged Zeta Tau Alpha
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-05

Miss Anne Paige Jones, Of Farm
Vile, viii be a special committee OF
one to welcome members of the
Washington ana Lee basketball team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
AUTOMoDILEs FoR SALE

THUNpERBIRD ,B7l one owner; ..
and b. Wv. tires. power brakes
9Un miles. Call 30, b.71O0.
VAuxmALL 'BB 4-door sedan: Eng
ligh imported car, perfect car for
ssIcs sas HI nsfa. buss aIrReSAll
sOLKsWAGEN 1854 NierobuS:
tl,3D6. Call 10. 5-eol2.
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sTUDEBAKER 'sB commander VS.
haIdtop coupe. Original 2.tone
npish; very low mlIeaee: Extra
nice eonditioni trade 81 tefuai
O'ii1 Ca. ave, ~, 2-T0il.
THUNDERBIRD sb5: standard shift.
z and b.. Wv. tires; mist see 70
appreciate; S2.2n5.
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Beach Motors. 1910 i4th q. n
BARGAINS

DO you need aDod, iow-eost
tfanspoFtatton7 We nov have q
good selection Of l0yer-pFieed ears
ranging In price from S146 10
&3gb. INCLUDED are Mercurys. plym-
Paekarda. Here are some real bar
gaiIls.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
il2l 2lal q. NV. nj. 1.Nlll
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PONTIAC So star chI1l excel.
s sshas 81 si.oss p i. ems ss.aa,ss may
poNrfAc SO star Chief cow;
s ,, WI. ,..s snq p hsars,
white fnith, black top, Wv. tires,
sAes s = 81. IEIaea,ArnrAn
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nAMnLER 1854 f.df. cuttom hard
re see rl is,'ls . sus.,eparas 's9s !
3 ulfba ID All
nANnLEn 81 station wagon =.
and h. oVnef. extra nice cnndI.
ton throughout; troQn on terms,
$500 ChAN0QN MOTOR co
V1la Ga ave, III t.l0ll.
RkNAutt: ~ neapn|R I ~ s.teasl
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MCKEE PONTIAC

NV tueshp- CAR ! focAfitN
18th and = SITS. NV, 81. a-sln7
PONTIAC 1853 chleftain de luxe
chaTics red and polar white. oiiset
by Wv tires Q host Of accessories
lncluGing power steering; thor0urh-
" Teeondittoned and safety tested
IN eur shop. WATA GUARANTEE.
today,s best buy. specially priced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
4 UTOMoDILEs FoR sALT

sTUDEnARER '47i 500; excellent
tires GOOD condition; needs minor
repairs: good local transp. XXI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

vOLKoWA0EN 1897 Miefohus:
lully equIp.i standard mod 2.600
ri perl cond: S2,156. Kk.
E-uEAu.
yoLKeWA0ENsi late models. M
GLIDING b1s l0Hsniieafe ssdailS:
sun roofs and CHA coupe IN
d bIsss ssll Al MOTIONS % :
VOLkeyApEN 163; new paint ana
TOP, tl,O1U,. or trade for D-pat-
aengeI station Nag0n pr car.
gMInER's MoniL SERVICE.
sC s.s csfili.' IVA s.s5sg Ily'r sSrinsf
VOLkgWAGEN 1867: tan; excel.
cono Z, and H., 1900 mi.
sI Issee. L kIt, I- 1s Tsmpis rIellsr
\. iiEs nsS. % % -''''' :. ana
THACKER MOTORS
18th and h. ]. Ave. Nh. LA. f-O53O
vOLkeWIAoEN '5B 2-doof sedan;
=. and h. full price, 81 1916. Low
down payment, bank-fafe flnane-
rs a ss:I .s esrE 81 A5.sl hi0oToRs'
VOLksWAGEN 50 MIefobus 3.
s AZ. S.r 2 ,s sna b b; one 20. Swnsr;
terms; 4l,65D. ChANeON MOTOR
CO., 03la Ca. ave, ~. 2-10If.
v or. ~ F.oal sSg ,, ssdsn; 81
VIZ i ESrsl s.v cs 20 hI saSSss 1900
sS Sss;l; .::ssssI sS S::s; JACK H:E
zE 5IEK ~, ~ 49,. .5ssOoE; Ioe sgz ssond..
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Bowman Motor Sales

sIupkhAksk 1905 FoNer Aaws
excellent cond: guar: trade 20.
cepted. 81 fnb.
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NkW hsfn. q Al Roc k4iiiN
iAth ard 4 S4e NM. Sf a.tI07
PONTIAC as star Chief custom Sc
dan. ast0lit, + and hi. hydra,
power steertna and hrnktN. t-Way
seats ~ henutlfNl aNpcllion,
MOTORS 1891 via ave. n.Ns ~
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''TRTANGTE r0Rn

PONTIAC IS chieitlin de luxe s.
sle sa heater s-tena green nnishs
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OLMSTEAD ODDS

enoa wilson Blvd Arl, "a, T-slno
PLYMOUTH 81 f-dr. sedan: very
5000 mech. eond and tires Sa1e.
HoRNER'S COR. Buiek Dealer,
Fla ave ne At 9th II 0-a4dt
PLYMOUTH "a savoy Rub coupe:
heater. beautiful green finish TOD
eond &s9e. HILL a SANDERS.
Vermont ave NV ADJ 4-aa00.
open ewes III 2: sat al 5.
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PLYMOUTH 1851
HAfdlon. !. and h., $500
KIRRYsS KORNER
Kenvnn.peck Chevrnlet

we Don't Trv--We datlsiyH
pLYMouTH 1919 club coupe: RAJ
diq heelefs economical tfan8p.;
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al4V Ltt IVY, Afllnetonl v 7,
PLYMOUTH 1857 sedan f-dr
hnlshe1 ii attractive liHhl tan
equipped with 4 and b Will maxi
excellent second car; Sa0a, Terms
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lhin I'm 81 Nv Dc 7-Hi44
PONTIAC IS Star Chief catalina,
tnmae car compi equtp fail
price, $685.. Low down payment.
Bark-rate fnanelnE avail CEN-.
IRAL MOTORS. 6i9 Mass. ave.
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vOLKoWA0EN 1897 Miefohus:
fully eqnlpi standard NOD 5,606
IA; peri cends; sa'i7b. KE.
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STANDARD PONTIAC
MANN OLDSMOBILE
POHANKA Oldsrnohile
Washtnston's Oldest Oldsmobile
Dealsssnsp a Their Neweas

efn Univ Biyd silver spe.. Nd
PONTIAC fa5i Chiefsain cdr. Sc
dan; radio. heater, owner: ex-
eeptionall1 clean. low MILEAGE.
$50. opsn ~ Pm.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
Winners In All
Demonstration
Contest, July 20

The Richland County All dem
onstration contest was held Sat-
urday, July 20, at the NYA hall,
according to Mrs. Janet Redgren,
Richland County Home Demon
stration Agent Eighteen demon
STATIONS were given by All
members, which provide an in
teresting and educational pro-
gram. The following boys and
girls received blue ribbons for
the demonstrations they gave:
Donna and Myron Pentz, Cynthia
Jensen, Roberta Hall, Susan Cros-
grove, Rose Marie Swigart, jean
cite Scheetz, Wayne Berry and
Verna Hamburg.
The annual demonstration con-
test is a valuable educational
event in which All members are
encouraged to participate. The
official judges for the contest
were Mr.. Hannes HaIlgrimSon,
Roosevelt county associate agent,
and Mrs. Pauline Deem, Sheri-
dan county Home Demonstra-
ton agent.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
Commission May
Take Action on
Phone Service

Citing an alarming number
of complaints concerning poor
telephone service" the Montana
Public Service Commission today
notified Montana telephone COM
panies that unless they take pos
tive action" the Commission in
tends to call a general hearing.
A letter outlining the Com
missions stand is being sent to
all Of the Al telephone companies
operating in the state. The letter
was signed by Chairman Paul T.
Smith and Commissioners Austin
B. Middleton and Dry j. Arm
strong.
A copy of the letter follows:
1.-The Public Service Commits
sion recently has received an
alarming number of complaints
concerning poor telephone SER
vice. These protests have come
from all parts of the state and
indicate a widespread dissatis-
faction with the service now be-
ing rendered by the telephone
industry in Montana.
1.-THE Commission does not pro-
pose to ignore these complaints
or merely pass them on to the
company involved. One hearing,
on service in the Libby area, al
ready has been scheduled and
others will be set il these COM
plants persist. Members of the
Commission have investigated a
number of situations where the
needs of the public have been
met with apathy, if not arro-
gance. This will not be tolerated.
UNLESS the telephone COM
take positive action to
provide better service, the Com
mission intends to call a general
hearing to allow a public airing
these complaints. All persons
concerned will be given an OPP
.oortunity to present evidence and
it is concluded, the Com
mission will issue whatever or
iers are necessary to insure eff
icient telephone service to the
.itizens of Montana"
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
Stanley Levno
Home Scene of
Family Reunion

The Stanley Levno home on
| North Central Avenue in Sidney
was the scene of a reunion of the
H. r. Wenstrom family this
week.
Six of Mr.. Wenstrom's chill
dren and their families were
present during the week end. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. A. Gallup and 3
children, David, Jane and Rich
ard of Philadelphia, arrived on
Thursday. Friday morning Mr..
and Mrs. Delwyn Wenstrom OF
Kettle Falls, Wn., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wenstrom and
daughter Clara Ann of Helena ar
rived accompanied by Arley lev
no. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henning
johnson and daughter Jewell
Hanson arrived Saturday MORN
ing from Fergus Falls, Mimi,
where the Wenstrom family for
merly lived. Don WenStrom ar
rived Sunday morning from yell
lowstone Park where he is in
the employment of the Park
Sightseeing Bus Service. Only
one member of the family, Dean
Wenstrom of Pueblo, Colorado,
was unable to be present.
The group enjoyed family pic
MICS and drives in the area, and
the fine Sidney swimming pool
was favored by the children.
This was the first get-together
of the H. R. WenStrom family
since 1916 when a reunion was
held at Lake Ann near Under
wood, Minnesota.
The visiting families left for
their respective homes Monday
and Tuesday. Paul Levno &C
companied Don Wenstrom for a
to Yellowstone Park, and
Arley Levno returned to Helena
he is employed for the
in construction work.
Visitors at the Stanley Levno
nome Monday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wenstrom of
and their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Wenstrom
and their son and daughter Rich
ard and Carol of Darlington, N.
Oak.
H. R. Wenstrom accompanied
lis daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
md Mrs. j. Henning Johnson
N their return to Fergus Falls
a visit.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
McCall's Crochet
Contest Feature
At County Fair

II you are a crocheter who en-
joys the challenge of working out
new and original designs rather
than follow printed directions, you
will be happy to know that there
is a special division in the Ma
tionwide crochet contest just for
you. McCall's Needlework Maya
zine is sponsoring the original
crochet design contest being held
in conjunction with the 1857 Ma
tionwide crochet contest. Seven
hundred dollars in cash will be
awarded to the national winners
in this contest. These cash prizes
are in addition to the cash prizes
offered in the Nationwide crochet
contest.
An original design is one you
create, not previously published.
Using a design for a purpose other
than that for which it was intend
ed, or changing a few stitches here
and there, or doing a piece in a
different color does not constitute
originality. You may draw ideas
from art, from nature, or from
other forms of handwork.
To compete for McCalls Needle
work awards you must follow the
rules of the Nationwide crochet
contest. These are: - All entries
must have won a Nationwide cro
chet contest ribbon at a partici-
state, county or local fair.
D. All entries must have been
completed since January l, 1857.
3D. All entries must be crocheted
If mercerized crochet cotton in
any size thread up to and includ-
ng 100. Mercerized croche. cot
on with a metallic strand is also
eligible.
Submit your entry, tagged Or
ginal Design" for Nationwide
.rochet contest to the Needlework
Division of Richland County Fair.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

This week the VFW All-Star
team is in Mitchell, South Da-
kota where they are playing in
the area tournament. They play
Beatrice, Neb., 200 p. m. Sat-
urday afternoon and if they win
this game they will play Willis
ton, North Dakota that night for
the right to go to the National
Tournament held in Hershey, Pa.
AS Sidney has the only VFW
Teener league in the state of
Montana they will be represent
ing Montana in this tournament.
The local VFW Post is assuming
full cost of the trip to the tour
nament. The coaches and other
men who have taken part in the
teener league program wish to
take this opportunity to thank
Post 4099 for their interest and
support.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
J. D. Campbens
Report Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Campbell
and son Bob returned home Fri
day from a three weeks vaca-
ton. They motored to Great Falls
and spent a week end visiting
| Mrs. Campbell's brother and
family. Continuing by auto they
drove to Helena and left by the
MP for Portland, Ore, where sew
eral days were spent visiting
friends and relatives. An enjoy
able and interesting plane ride
was made over Portland and the
Columbia river up to Bonneville
dam From Portland they drove
to the coast where several days
were spent visiting relatives. Bob
had his first experience in deep
sea fishing, a large catch of black
bass was made by the party Of
18 making the trip out from TIL
lamook bay.
Returning to Portland and
Beaverton they left by train for
Mt. Vernon, Washington and
drove to Anacortes. A very n
joyable visit was made with Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Lee and DR.. Rus
sell Lewis and wife Virginia.
They will be remembered by
many having lived here a num-
Der of years before moving to
Glendive. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis
have a fine new animal hospital
with very good business, and
the Lees are well located in a
very nice home. All send greet
ings TO their many friends in
Sidney.
Returning to Seattle a day was
spent in sightseeing and visiting
relatives before leaving by train
for Helena. Driving south the
first stop was made at Ennis
Lake for some fishing and then
a visit to the famous Virginia
City. This is a most interesting
place and a full day is too short
to see all the historic landmarks
which have been restored to
their original setting.
Following a trip and stop over
in Yellowstone Park including a
side trip thru the Tetons to Jack
son, Wyo., several days were
spent at Red Lodge visiting
friends, with Bob getting in some
fishing.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

Sidney-000 800 2
Miles-100 900 x-l
R-DeShaw, Haugen 2, Comm,
Sax. Clark, Clark, Janson 8,
Davies, Stradtman, Schmidt RBl
Anderson, Haugen, Sax, Con-
lin 2, Blodgett Left@Sldney u
Miles S. 2B - Haugen. HO-
Davise 7 in Z. Hahn 3 In 8.
Winner Hahn 600; Loser
Davies.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
WOMEN GOLFERS PLAY
BLIND BOGEY TOURNEY"

Mrs. VIM. Buchholz and Mrs.
LaMoine LaFay were hostesses
Wednesday at the regular weekly
meeting of the Women's Golf and
Bridge Club. A number of la
dies spent the afternoon on the
course and there were several
tables of bridge in play at the
Sidney Country Club house. Mrs.
Harold Rounce won the Blind
DOGGY Tourney" in which ten
players participated. Mrs. Fran
els Jones won the hostess high
score bridge prize and Mrs. Mum
70 Whitmore the hostess low
score golf prize.
The next meeting will be We'd
nesday afternoon, July 81 with
Mrs. Howard Turner and Mrs.
Roy Rounce as hostesses.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
SIDNEY TAKES
ELMDALE 8 TO 1

Sunday, July 81 at Sidney the
Merchants kept their peHecl
record in league play OF Q wins
and no losses by drowning Elm
dale 9 to !.
Schmidt pitched good ball Tor
the Merchants giving up Q mus
Sidney scored one run IN the
first. two in the fourth Oh a
double by Hahn and a triple by
Schmidt: one in the fifth on a
walk to Sax, a sacrifice by Con-
lin moved Sax to second ana
Garcia singled scoring Sax.
In the top of the seventh Elm
dale scored their lone run when
Schlenz singled, moving to sec
ond on Fink's ground out and
came home on Cornelia's single
In the bottom of the seventh
Sidney scored three times. Haul
gen walked, Sax tripled scoring
Haugen; Sax scored on Blodgetts
fly ball to center field; Garcia
singled, moved to second on an
error and came home on Hams
single.
Sidney scored twice i'm the
eighth when Prison walked;
Stradtman walked but was pick
ed off 1st and Prison moved to
third on the play; DeShaw sing
led scoring Prison; DeShaw stole
End moved to Bird on a pass ball
and scored on Haugen's ground
out and that was the ball game.
Sidney entertains Circle Sunday,
July % at Moose Park.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
TRINITY CHURCH HOLDS
OFT DOOR SERVICE

More than 800 members and
friends of Trinity Lutheran
church gathered in Richland
Park Sunday for a worship SER
vice under the trees. The local
pastor the Rev. John Chambers,
spoke on the 5th Beatitude, TAX
ing as the subject Mercy for
the Merciful."
A covered dish dinner was
enjoyed by the group following
the service and the afternoon
was spent in various athletic ac-
tivities. Mrs. Charles Berner and
Mrs. Orvald Norgaard were in
charge of the recreation for the
little children and Mr.. Melvin
Ganskop supervised the athletic
contests for the adults.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
COUNTY BUDGET NOTICE

The Board OF County Commissioners
of RichLand County. Montana has
conpLeted the preliminary county
budget for the current fiscal year
and said budget is placed on file
and open to inspection IN the office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder.
The Board of County Commission
ers will meet in ITS office in the
courthouse on Wednesday at 800
a. M. August 2. 1857 for the purpose
Of fixing the final budget at which
time any taxpayer may appear and
be heard for or against any part OF
said budget.
Such hearing shall be continued
from day to day and shall be con-
cluded and terminated and the bud
get finally approved and adopted ON
the End Monday of August 957 and
before the fixing of tax levies by
such Board.
Dated at Sidney, Montana this Xrd
day of July, 1857.
E. L. KOOKER,
Clerk and Recorder
Ex-Officio Clerk of the Board
publish July 2)
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

CLOSE OUTS of A
PICTURES and CHINAWARE.
SIDNEY DRUG STORE. 27-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
TEMPORARY NOTES
RICHLAND COUNTY HOUSING

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Richland County Housing
Authority hereinafter called the 'Lo-
cad Authority al 123 Second Ave
nue. Southeast in the City of Sidney,
Montana. until. and publicly opened
at 1000 o'clock A. M. (NrST) on
August 13, 1867. for the purchase
of Sass. 900 Temporary Notes Fifth
Seriesl, being issued to aid in fl
nanctng its low-rent housing projects.
The notes will be dated September
10. 1857. viii be payable to bearer
on October 10. 1858. and viii bear
interest at the rate or rates per an
mum fixed in the proposal or pro-
posals accepted for the purchase of
UGH notes.
All proposals for the purchase of
said notes shall be submitted in a
form approved by the Local Author-
ty. Copies OF such form of proposals
and information concerning the notes
may be obtained from the Local
Authority at the address indicated
abOve. H7-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25

Beat Miles CITY

In a well played game at
Miles City Friday, July 10, cut
short by rain, the Sidney team
won S to l. Hahn pitched his
usual fine ball by striking out
IS batters. Haugen was the big
stick for the night with 3 for
4. a double and two singles.
Thursday night, July 25 Miles
City will return to Sidney 20
play the final game of the four
game series. Hahn will pitch to
let the Sidney fans finally e
him work. This game will be
the warm-up for the state tour
e at Miles City, August /, 2
and 3. Sidney has entered this
year along with such teams as
Billings Opheim Air Base, Miles
-
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
VFW Teener
Baseball Season
Is Concluded

This week marked completion
OF. the regular VFW Teener
League schedule. Starting Mon
day, July 20 the 4-team tourna-
ment will begin. Monday night
Ohad's will play Tractor & Equip
ment Co., and Thursday night
Whitaker Motor will play Rey-
nolds. Winners and losers will
play the following week. This
is the way the teams finished
the season:
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
YELLOWSTONE LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION COMPANY
Market Report

July "A, 1887
Total cattle receipts today 216O.
Total receipts last sake 1856
Total receipts same e. yea ago
1149.
CATTLE
Good to choice fed steers 21O0-0- SO
Medium to good fed steers Il. 5O-&1 90
Good to choice fed hAters OOO-20
Medium to good fed heifers $4,000. 90
Com. to medium fed steers
INC heifers .------ N.S0-19.00
Young heifer type COWS -. 14.0O-16.OO
Utility and commercial COWS 12.O0-1425
tanner and cutter cOws l0.76-11.7 rs
Bulls 14OOl7.O0
- Fat steers and hedferS
strong to 2Sc higher. Cows O lower
than 2 weeks ago. Bulls steady.
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
Good to choice steers ------- 1950-2a00
Medium to good steers .- -...17.0O-19.O 90
Common to medium steers 0 90
Good to choice heifers $500. 10 $500 so
Medium to good heifers 80. is OO-16.50
Common to medium hetfers 14.O0-16 90
Light yearlings ..---....-....- O0O70-6O
Light yearhngs ..---..-.~-- 1860-2OOO
Light yearlings .----...----. Is .00-20 90
Light yearlings --.--- I J0O-17 90
F1eshy feeder steers
q way) all WITS. ....-- 19SO-20O
Remarks F1eShy feeder steers
and hedfers 25c higher. Stock steers
and heifers steady with Last sale.
Five load of 3 VI. old grass steers
sold from 10 8 10 1000.
Next cattle sale July 81.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
EIndale

SIUNty-IUU AIU ONV0
Elmdale-000 900 l0OIl
R@Schlenz, DeShaw 2, Haug-
en-, Sax 2, Garcia, Hahn, Schmidt
and Prison. RBI-Cornelia, De-
Shaw, Sax Q, Blodget, Garcia 2,
Hahn, Schmidt. 2B-Riel, Hahn,
Prison 3B-Sax, Schmidt. Left
Sidney 6, Elmdale 8. BIB
Schmidt, SchJenz z. SO -
Schmide6 in 8 innings, Schlenz
Schmidt 10, Schlenz A.. HO -
IL in 9 innings. Winner Schmidt
800; Loser Schlenz.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-25
MERCHANT LEAGUE
PITCHERS RECORD

IlUIIIt ItuII5 u, OdINId q
Hahn !, Blodgett J., Haugen !.
Triples Blodgett 8, Hahn 2,
Schmidt 2, Sax 2. Doubles -
Haugcn 5. Hahn 3. Prison 3, De-
Shaw 3. Runs - DeShaw IA, c..
Garcia IA, Prison IL. RBI -
Hahn IL, C. Garcia II, Blodgett
Arizona sun., 1957-10-03
ANTIOCH BAPTIST

Following the teaching of the
Sunday School Lesson "Nehe-
miah Patriot In Action" under
the direction Of Flemon Smith,
last Sunday, morning worship
opened with devotions led by
Sisters o. P. HopSon and I. M.
Fowler. Scriptures were read by
Rev. Arthur Williams and pray
er for the sick by Rev. Barker, a
former member of Antioch.
The sermon was delivered by
Rev. o. B. Wear of Blythe, Calf,
who spoke from the words of
Exodus 3:5 "Put off thy shoes
from off thy feet, for the place
whereon thou standest is holy
ground"
Music was by the Senior Choir
with solos by Clyde Morgan
Gods Amazing Grace, and
Mrs. Barker "God Watches Over
Me-"
Frances Smith, reporter.