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MACHINERY and EauIp.
fcoNTlNuEpl
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED


PLYMOUTH so c-dr., or 'b4 Piym-
outh 2-dr SAVOY or Belvedere. ex-
Gel. eond.; pvt. party. JE, 3-212g
SOUTHERN DEALERS need car
desperately, any make or model
trucks station wagons HYATT6.
WILLIE AUTO SALES. 1920 r. I
ave, HyattsvilIe, Nd. WA, 7.i2SO
CHEvROLETs WANTED - BILL
KIRK pays highest spot cash toi
Southern outlets. ia. 0-2661.
MERCuRYs wANTED-Bil Kirl
pays highest spot cash for south.
ern outlets. IA. 9-266i.
OLDSMOBILEs WANTED - Bill
Kirk pays highest spot cash fol
southern outlets. ia. D-206i
PLYMoUTHs WANTED-Biil Kiri
pays highest spot cash for south.
ern outlets, ia, 0.266l,
DoD0Es WANTED-Biii Kirk pay
highest spot cash for southern
outlets, ia o-266l.
N. c. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars, wagons. VILLAGE MOTORS
l4th and r. !, ave. ne. AD. 4.0444
WANTED-cars wanted; will pay
top dollar for clean cars.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

HID s. Allis Chalmers loader. D-4
Caterpillar loader for sale. VIZ
5-49S9.
BULLDOZER D-4 Caterpillar; com.
plete. only $500 hours: ah-ft
Bros blade tangle) stump pan
radiator guard, Delco starting
power tskeofi Sacrifice for uuicl
sale, $4,000. Call CT. 6-eS33. SIS
NsLEY BAcKHoE AND SHOVEL
70, ID Is, 200 hours: I'd Il
and pan: Quick Way baekhoe
Cat and winch $3.50: I'd 9 loader
5000; Lowhoy Tandem trailer
and tractor; Ford backhoe; Case
industrial erswier tractor. RALPE
NJ. JA0UESS Co. FAIRFAX, Va
CT. 3-5464, OR. 5-4411.
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CRANSON RAMRI,ER

Direct Factory New Car Dealer
1912 0eorgia Ave. III. 2-701l
HUDSON '52 sedan; r.. h.; 2-tone;
good transp. slo5. ia. g-2965.
IMPERIAL 1857 Grown convertible
company executive cars. fully
sorry; made by Chrysler Corp, in
Guiding air conditioning. genuine
leather upholstery. power st., power
brakes, search-tune radio. power
windows, power seats and loads oi
other items. This car must be seen
N he aDprertatad
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PLYMOUTH 'bS brand-neW cars.
equipped with heater. safety-glass
safety wheels, african seats. direc-
ttonal SIGNALS. torsion.air ride, cleo
warranty; hank-rate terms: choice
OF models. 81 ,N05
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sIAsHORI PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ANNAPOLIS ROADS. ND. = Good
bids. site. 60xlS0; country club
adiac.. sse.. s95u. LU. 2-O7R3
BREEZY POINT, MD.--Lot, 6sxi 0s,
cleared and bordered By trees; 2
elks. from water; sacrifice. 5000,
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FORD 1884 q-pass. YES; equip
PALS CHURCH De soto-Pis-
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LINCOLN 1854 Capri with Cent?.
mental kit. 4-dr. sedan with al
power equipment. 2-tone blue: all
leather matching interior; beauti-
full condition: Al 900 miles: S095
OWNER HE 4.03OT
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AUTOMOBILEs FOR SALE AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

loLDs - starfre convert: power
steering. hydra, ETC.; low mi. new
car cond.; must be sold TO settle
estate: 81 ,2e5, Si0b down.
BELL MOTORS
SOLO wis. Ave. NV. WO o-enog
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FORD 1885 VS. 4-door station
vagon; equipped; 10000 actual
mllea: 1850. s46 mo. FALLS
CHURcH De eoto-Plyuouth, u.
1880.
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aN-FT. BAY.BUILT cruiser. head
and galley, 4 hunks; Mercury mos
tor and Paraeon conversion;
&l,260. can be seen 81 Alton
Philips, Deaie, Nd. OWNER, cE,
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ANS MOTORS

T3Bl0 Wilson Blvd, Art. Va
ia. 2-4100
KAISER "A; Z and and h.; good cOnd.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cADILLAC 1857 4-dr.; black; S..
925; under 5000 miles: immacu.
late. FLOOD PONTIAC, 800
Wis. ave. WO. 6-26tll
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LINCOLN 1856 Premier coupe; al
l-owner car. in frst-class condi-
ton; low mileage: will finance OF
take trade; s2,29b. call ia
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHRYsLER ISL saratoga 4-door
vs., =. and b.. auto. trans. orig
weekend spec, S295.
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BELL MOTORS

PLYMOUTH SO club sedan: push
button shift. 7, and h.: low mi.
2.tone green finish. car like new
Positively weekend only" S799
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oOl0 WIS. Ave. NV WO. b-SDOl
HUDSON $50 Hornet Hollywood
hardtop: VS., r. and h., auto con,
tinental wheel: this Is a one owner
garage kept car: very low mi. !, orig
3-tone finish: many extras, It shoult
be seen TO appreciate its superb
cond.; new car guar: 30 mo. banl
financing, low On. pymt.; full price
81 ,3l)b
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC i040 N-dr. sedan; s-oyl.,
Rsg s wS eon ma SIS ssa os s g.., Os
oiier. 1908 Randolph al. me-.
Ia. 6-407D. ~
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OLD9 'b7 "0S" Holiday COUPE
beautiful 2-tcne blue finish; T. and
h., hydramatic. power steering
power brakes, cleo. windows anc
seats, newsear cond.: owner
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FORD SO Tudor; one owner, viii
many extras; only $4,000 miles OF
this beeut. carr only 8peh. II vol
Ike a ford, you win fan n low
With this car; 1909 suar. Tor on
WITH SMALL no. PAYMENTS
DISCOUNT MOTOR
SALES
1900 i4th 81. NV. HU. 3-4eo'
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ooLIATH 'ss; new; mig' b
sedanS and sta, WAGONS. l0fs
down JACK PRY. 18th and p
H1LLMAN MINK 81 4-door: r
snd b., loy, nj M n news. u eond \ !,
the Week" ST. 099; S10o On.
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POTOMAC RiVer--2-story dwelling;
3 bedrms., liv. rm., kit, bath
second story screened, Quiet, peace
ful water vieE, boating fishing,
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Z. P. STEUART, INC.

oatn Ano bennlng NE. ~: @-nOOu
OLDS 1857 "ss'' station wagon
airs sSa DSx SIlE e1 .t.sp;Ss
SS,o95' No. 5sSSii, Ext. IS:
\ after 8 pm CT. elise.
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VACATION PLACES

BEVERLY BEACH-Rent weekly,
2-5edrm. home; hlks, beach. OF
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B0ATS

3I-FT. RICHARDSON sedan, twir
V-drive Gray motors. The condi.
ton is perfect. Fully equipped
New carpeting. Has : traverseo
Grapes, 9 and Ito volt lighting
Radio, phone, dinghy and davits
and many extras. Real value al
$1,000. ia. 7-444S; ewes. JE
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fSsSS ISSs v SIS SSSPRsT, s S;saS
BIZ t soofoa.PsL 9YSSoHEAAhHL S JE cH s.ggsS6
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bENEhLI bEACh-Rent weekly
2-oedrm. home; > hlks, beach. OF
4-l6l6.
KITTY HAWK, N. CAROLINA
Attractive, completely modern
ocean cottages furnished; TeaS.
rates. EN-. 2-69S1 or JU. 9-2I04
CEDARHURST, MD.-CottaEe for
rent 20 nj C.: ami, good
swimming, fishing IA e-7l46
FLORIDA FOR ND. SWAP-Wn
exchange use Of my beautiful IT,
Lsuderdale home on water for va
cation period in Nd. OF Del. beach
home, Phone Mr.. CHASE after 10
Am. Mon. IA. 6-S573.
COVE POINT BEACH. MD.-Attrac
Turn. cottage; 4 rms, bath. out
SIDE shower sleep pch.: fenced
I'd. shade trees: Steps & or more !:
IDEAL for family; VIZ. or mo.
Solomon Is. 4642 or FE. 3-4i63.
CABIN, on Shenandoah Riyer-Ex-
Gel NiShtnEs kAaufift.i ernrarv
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Direct Factory New Car Dealer
6312 oeorEia Ave. Tu. 2-701l
CHRYsLER 1857 company ofiicial
cars just 3 left. These cars have
never oeen sold and are equipped
with all the luxury accessories that
you have always wished for in a
car, but could not afford. Now you
can buy these cars for hundreds
81 81 -, collars 6eloE dealers cost
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us. 0anx
IA Ind. 8 games - S. Prichard 5g1
III Team game - Richland Bank e42
HI Ind game - S. Prichard 24.
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All Club News

The Bronson Up-N-Do-It Al
club made an interesting tour Oh
the Sidney Greenhouse on De-
cember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Johns showed
the members how to make seed
flats, and gave them several point
ers on the types of soil used
and the care of the plants. The
club dues were paid at this time
The club held a community
gathering January "a at the Bror-
son church basement with the
Bronson Homemaker's club. Guest
speaker was Mr.. Marion Hede-
gard who showed slides and
gave an interesting account of
each picture.
Mr.. Hedegaard is an agricultur-
al worker with the USAM. He
and his wife Laura and their
three children have made their
home in the country of Nepal for
the past two years. Enroute home
they made several interesting
stops at other foreign countries.
After the slides a lunch was
served by the homemakers and
the All club members.
David Anderson, reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
Income Tax Fax

BY Montana Society of Public
Accountants, an Affiliate Of the
National Society of Public
Accountants.
Release No. 8 - You can claim
the dependency exemption for
someone where you have con-
tributed as little as 1919 of the
cost of support, if you can quail
ify as follows.
Over half the support of an in
dividual for a calendar year shall
be treated as received from the
taxpayer if
% No one person contributed
owe half of such support;
(2) over half of such support
was received from persons each
of whom but for the fact that he
did not contribute over half of
such support, would have been
entitled to claim such individual
as a dependent for a taxable
year beginning in such calendar
year;
(3) the taxpayer contributed
over 10 percent of such support;
and
(4) each person besides the tax
payer who contributed over 10
percent of such support files a
written declaration that he will
not claim such individual as a
dependent for any taxable year
beginning in such calendar year.
In other words, suppose that
you and your three brothers each
contributed $50 of the cost of
supporting your mother. By
agreeing among yourselves, any
one of you a claim the depend
ency credit for any year that the
others are willing to file a dec
laration that they will not claim
it.
You file such declarations by
having each party who contribut-
ed to the support, except the one
who is going to claim the credit,
sign form 2120, Multiple Support
and the one who is
claiming the exemption then at
-aches these forms 2120 to his
return when he files it.
Form 2120 is available at the
nearest Internal Revenue Office.
Prior to 1854 the dependency
:redit could not be claimed by
lnyone. Now you can take turns,
,r one claim it every year. You
till cannot pro-rate the credit
between you. One must claim the
ull credit.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
Bowling Scores

25le. ~ RANT
HI Ind. 3 games - Don Baxter 594
III team game Sidney Paint COS
az Ind. game = John Verhasselt.
Civic Jan. Is:
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Plaintiff

AVA E. wLDERMUTH; WILLIAM
LEM: CLAUDE L. BRONSON and
NINA e; BRONSON. husband and
wife; HATTIE J.. LoKEN. County
Treasurer of Richland County, Mon
tana;. and if any of the said named
defendants be deceased, their heirs al
aw and Tor devisees of each and all cd
said defendants: SECURITY MORT
GAGE COMPANY, a corporation; THE
MINNESOTA LOAN & TRUST COM
PANY, OF Minneapolis. Minnesota
Gold Stabeck Company. a corpora
ton; RICHLAND COUNTY, MON
TANA, a body polite n corporate
n n of the political Subdivisions
of the State of Montana; the unknown
directors, stockholders, trustees, OF
successors in interest of said named
corporations and all other persons
unknown, claiming or who might
claim any right, title, estate or in
terest in. or lien or encumbrance upon
the real property described in the
complaint. or any cloud upon plain
tiffs title thereto, whether such claim
or possible claim be present or con-
tingent, including any claim or pos
sIole claim of dover, inchoate or ac-
crued,
Defendants.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
- Vt lfiOIN Anna ~ lffE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS, AND
TO ALL OTHER PERSONS UN-
KNOWN. GREETING:
You. and each of you. are hereby
summoned TO answer the complaint
in this action which is filed in the
office of the Clerk of Court. a copy
Of which is herewith served upon
you, and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the plain
tiffs attorney within twenty (2O) DAYS
after the service of this summons.
exclusive of the date of service; and
In case of your failure 3 appear or
answer, judgement will be taken
against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
The foregoing action Is brought
for the purpose OF obtaining a judy
ment of Court quieting title in the
plaintiff as against each and all OF
the defendants to the said real estate
wit:
The Southwest Quarter Of the
Southeast Quarter (SWHSEz);
East Half OF the Southwest Quar-
ter ter. eE N5st Of s tSs Thirty
Quarter (N14NEN); Southwest
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
tSW1zNEA): East Hsk of the
Northwest Quarter (EIzNWA) OF
Section Thfrty-one 1911, Township
Twenty-six (0s) North. Range
Ftfty-six 1857 z. M. p. M. Rich
land County, Montana:
subject to a reservation to Rschland
County. Montana, OF 6H% OF all oil.
gas and minerals recovered and saved
from said described lands. and sub
tect to the terms of an oil and gss
lease dated July Is. 1851. recorded in
Book E-24, page 293 OF the records
of Richisnd County. Montana.
WITNESS my hand and seal OF said
Court this 18th day OF January. 1888.
COURT SEAL)
Alma Murphy
CLERK OF COURT
BRATTTN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Plsintih.
Publish Jan. 30. Feb. s. 10, 2)
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

z7a. games Moose No ?
Ind. Hi 3 games Bob verhasseIt
~ team game Moose No. 2. BOG
IN nd. game - Bob Verhasselt 2O4
CommerciaI-Jan. 20:
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

high-interest policy already ha.
pushed rates up to a point tina
would make REA expansion un-
feasible. This step would require
new legislation, and / don't think
Congress is about to pass any
laws like that.
Teacher Aid - This week I am
testifying before the Committee on
Ways and Means in behalf OF
| Montana teachers who seek sup
port of a measure which would
allow a deduction from gross in
come for certain amounts paid by
them for further education, such
as attending summer school.
feel this will encourage school
and college teachers to improve
their qualifications, as well as
encourage desirable young people
to enter the teaching profession.
The attempt to achieve a crash
program of training scientists is
worthless unless we have the key
ingredient-fully qualified teach
ers. The quality of our teachers
determines the mind, the strength
and the future of our nation it
self.
For Wheat Growers This
week / introduced a bill, HR
1898, to amend the Agricultural
Act of 1949, to provide that the
level of price support for the 1858
harvest shall not be less than 81
per bushel. This is a joint effort
by the entire Montana Congress
sional delegation. 1t also has the
support of members from several
other states.
Victory for Sportsmen, Dealers
Acting at the request of Mon
tana sportsmen and Montana
sporting goods dealers, I went
down to the Treasury Department
last August and battled against
restrictive and arbitrary admins
trative regulations being propoS-
ed there to implement the Fed
eral Firearms Act. Joining in that
battle were other western Con-
gressmen, sportsmen's groups and
the National Rifle Assn. This
week, final action on the matter
taken, and in all major re-
spects we won a victory. AS final
" adopted, the new regulations
contain none of the Objectionable
features originally proposed by
he Alcohol and Tobacco Tax
Division of the Bureau of In
Revenue. The Federal
lgency has receded from all of
he opposed features except a
modified version of the serial
numbering of firearms, effective
manufacturers and importers,
/, 1858 and retention on the
PREMISES of records by licensed
lealers for a period of 10 years
instead of the present six years.
serial numbers and model desig-
lations will not be required on
hotguns or % rifles. Other than
four years to the reten-
ion on the premises of dealers
ecords, the new regulations make
10 substantial changes in those
hat have been in effect for
many years. AS originally pro-
'osed, the regulations would have
pset Americans traditional right
} bear arms, as well as placing
nfair and unnecessary burdens
n u western sportsmen and !
callers in the sporting goods.
Farm Bill Study - The House -;
griculture Committee chairman
directed his subcommittee to !
)mmence studies, commodity by =.
,mmodity, to determine whether
general farm bill is practicable ;
lis session First hearings start 4
'day, iJan. 29) on corn and ;
led grain.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
WNHfAdS
Zoo Late % Uassi;E

FOR SALE Used conventional
washers; / = 40" gas range, ! = g.
deep freezer. Foss Cabinet & Sup
ply. 2-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
Representative
r Anderson
Reports TO You

Washington - Only a handful.
of Congressman this week voted
against increasing the debt limit
from SITS billion to $3.50 billion
The president said he needed the
increase to allow flexibility in
the financing of the national bedt
He said that he was submitting
a balanced budget which should
mean that there would be no real
change in the level of the national
debt and that the SIS billion in
crease in the limit would not
actually be another mortgage on
the American taxpayer. However,
most people here in Washington
think the Presidents words were
not realistic. He assumed that the
present recession would turn
sharply up by the middle of 1858
and substantially increase the tax
take. In the face of mounting
unemployment, a wave of bank
ruptcies, vanishing profits, a farm
depression and a generally low
cred level of personal income, a
quick recovery is by no means as
sured, even though the Admins
tration has tardily abandoned its
high interest, tight money poll
cy.
SAC and Defense - The House
passed the Emergency Defense
Appropriations Bill with a total of
Over one and a quarter billion
dollars. My Congressional district
received over one sixth of the
5000 million allotted to SAGE
projects and to SAC dispersal.
Most of the SAGE appropriation
will be spent in connection with
Malmstrom Air Force Base at
Great Falls and almost $50 million
will be spent for SAC dispersal at
Glasgow. A few days ago I spent
a full day at SAC strategic Air
Command) Headquarters in Oma-
ha, Nebr-, being briefed on the
worldwide missions and methods
of operation of this vital link in
our national security. SAC plays
a major role in protecting the
free world in this period of tran
sition to new concepts of war and
peace. / have often said that we
must work for. peace, not for war.
If we are strong, we can speak
out strongly and effectively for a
real peace.
REA Loan Rate - We in Con-
gress reacted so forcibly against
proposals that REA interest rates
be raised above their historic lev
FL, that a direct attempt to raise
them seems to have been dropped.
the Presidents budget
message proposes to do the same
thing in a roundabout way by
pushing the REAs into the pri-
vate money market where the
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

If We say cherries" and you think of pie, you'd score one
hundred percent But we'd give you an extra gold star If YOU
thought of pound cake, bavarian cream, custard or ice cream with
cherry topping.
That gold star would be for knowing that canned tart red cher
res blended into a smooth sauce al add the spice and everything
nice" to a humdrum week-night dessert for the family, OF the
spark of glamour to a snack for unexpected company.
A special favonte with company is both inexpensive and easy
to make just layer the tart red cherry sauce Between layeu of
thick vanilla pudding into tall parait glasses. Top With mors Of
the cherries.
AS for the sauce, it's made by simply adding sugar md cornstarch
to the cherry liquid from a pound can of water-pack cherries In
a saucepan, heating, then combined with cherries and : spoonful
of brandy havonng.
The sauce can be stored in the refrigerator for weeks. II II
clouds over, due TO the thickening agent, simply heat and it's ready
to serve, warm and clear.
Red Cherry Sauce
can Il pound red "a teaspoon cinnamon
sour pited cherries ID cup water
(water pack IL teaspoon grated lennon yind
Y cup sugar II teaspoon brandy favonng,
j tablespoon constarch optiouoI
~ teaspoon salt IA teaspoon red food coIoinp
Drain cherries, reserving liquid. Combine sugar. cornstarch, salt
and cinnamon IN a saucepan. Stir in cherry liquid and water. Cook,
SURFING constantly. until mixture comes to a boil: boil III minute.
femove from heat; add grated lemon rnd, brandy aavoring, red
coiorng ana chernes. Serve warm or cooled YIELD 2K cups.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

We have Just received q ship
mont of Remington Portable
typewriter In three different
coIors, ana alss Remington Rand
Portable Adding Machines. Come
In and &c them. Sidney Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
WOMEN

HI single game - Valley Motor 732,
Reynolds 7l3. Valley Meat 76.
Hi Indiv. single game B. Bur-
TO nl93. c. Svarre 18. p. Harris 100.
HI 3 games team - REYNOLDS 209a
Moosettes 0056. WOTM 2O55.
1873. c. Svarre 1876,
Hi Mdiv. 3 games = G.. F1aherty
479, p. Harris ATT, I. Dave 473.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
CRANE ITEMS

Rev. and Mrs. Bernard McLain,
Jimmie and Mary visited at the
Kenneth Goss home after church
Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Stevenson
and children visited at the Pierre
Rivet home on Saturday after
noon.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
WARRANT CALL

The following registered warrants
are hereby called for payment Janu-
arv 81, 1888.
Dist. No. N, Richland Co. No. 2s
thru 81 inclusive.
Dist. NO 81. Richland Co. No. j
thru 10 tnchl&ive,1k =
Payable at office of
Hattie J. Loker. Go. Treas.
Ricnlsnd County, Montana.
Pub. date, Jan. 30. 1857
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
RICHLAND
NORMAN o. ELDRIDGE,
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
YELLOWSTONE LIvEsToCK
COMMISSION COMPANY
Market Report

January 20, 1883
Total cattle receipts today Alto.
Total receipts last week 1880.
Total receipts same week year ago.
l7ss.
Good TO choice fed steers 2 .o0-zS-0
| Medium to good fed steers n .00-z2 70
Good to choice fed heifers 81 .00-23-1
Medium to good fed heifers 10.00-N 90
Common 70 mediums fed steers
and heifers sc !, J 20 20
Utility n commercial COWS 3.00-l6-5 so
Gamer and cutter cows -...... 12.00-l3-50
Shelly came -------.- 9.0O-1l!0
Bulls l6-50-l9.00
Remarks - Fed steers and heifers
steady 10 so cents lower than last
week. Cow market about steady.
sTOCKERs AND FEEDERS
Good to choice steers,
under 300 lbs. ......-..-..-...-- 2O0-2.M
Medium to good steers.
under 300 lbs. ..-..-...---...-.. 20.00-2z.00
Common TO medium steers.
under 800 lbs. -......-~~...-.... l8.00-20S0
Good to choice heifers.
under 300 lbs. ......-.-.-.... 20y0o-2 90
Medium to good heifers,
under 800 lbs -..- l8.5o-20.0o
Common to medium heifers.
under 300 lbs. ......-...-..-~..---. 16 .00-1860
Good to choice steer calves 26 .50-28 81
Conn.,. and med. steer calves % .0O-26 OK
Good TO choice hfr. calves 23.50-26. 90
Com, and med. hfr. calves 20.00-23.00
Stock cows ......-----....-.- 160.00-185. 90
Fleshy feeder steers e way)
300 lbs & up -.......-.~.......... 0.O0-22.00
Feeding cows ..----.-- rs. 0O-18.0 90
Remarks Feeder steers and heif-
ers sold on a steady market. Bulk OF
steer and heifer calves steady with
last e
Evening star., 1958-05-06
WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
QUA NTITAT TIE

BUz SAWYER
JULIET JONES
DAVID CRANE

meaning, ito measure the
quantity Of" Average is 26
words; time limit, 25 minutes.
Rules of the game: /. Words must be
o. l1 n onr 0ts s,tsTs r. w0lSS sdSt,cn niS ~
''s,h such as bats" cars" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used
Answer TO TH1EVING
then, Thin, thine. thing, ting, tinge,
tine, tieing, hint, hinge, hieing. hive.
ignite, invelgh. invite, eight, vein, vent,
vine, vignet, vlnt, neigh, night, nigh
gent, given.