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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25
PERoN -.
(Viene de la Primera)

CARACAS, EnerO "a (UP) - La
radiOdifusora naciOnal, transmitien
do en- cadena %naciOnal, anunci6 Que
hoy cOntinuara pOr cuarra noche
consecutive Ell toque de queda de
las cincO de la tarde a las cinco
de la madrugada.
Ell anunci0 contradict los ante.
riOres pron6sticOs extraoficiales de
que Sc habia dispuestO Ievantar la
prohibition, y Sc cree que la deci,
sion de m~antenerla haya sidO oca,
sionada pore ell brote de aIgunas
demostraciones esta tarde.
A mediOdia, unaS 10000 perso.
mas Sc, diSputarOn las llaves de tres
blOques de viviendas c~onstruidos
pOr ell Banco Obrer0 en- la iona
de Dos de Diciembre, en- la region
Oeste de la ciudad, con capacidad
para 5000 personas.
Fuentes informadas dicen que Ia
multitud Sc apOder6 de la admi.
instruction del Banc0 Obrero " Sc
lley0 las llaves de tOdos los de.
partamentos~de los edificios de 10
y Is pisos, terminates de construir,
que va iban a e inaugurados es,
ia semana. La construction habia
sidO iniciada ell dos de diciembre
de 1856 por ell depuestO General
Marcos Perez Jimenez.
DeSpues del anunciO de la disc.
luci6n de la pOlicia municipal, la
multitud Sc cOngreg6 ante la Es.
taci6n Central, y la Guardia Ma.
ciOnal, que trata de prOteger a los
miembros de aquelIa, no ha podidO
persuadir a la poblaci6n para que
Sc retire y permita sacar a los DO.
Iicias.
OtrOs nutridOs grupos amenazan
los Bancos Holandes Undo We.
nezolanO de Cr6dito y ell MercantiI
y Agricola, que Sc encuentran en-
una iona dOnde estan ardiendO 10
automobiles.
Ell pueblo, entOnando ell HimnO
NaciOnal, no escucha las i~nvitacio.
mes que, pOr aItavOces, lie hacen
las fuerzas de la Guardia NaciO-
nal para que Sc retiren y permita
la salida de los pOlicias.
La situaci6n parece ir agravan.
dose a MEDIA que avanza la tar.
de. I'm venezolano que sc alejaba
de la Plaza Bolivar dijo: ESQ va
no es una manifestation. Is una
turba sedienta de sangre".
Todas las Gales de salida del
centric de la capital estan inter.
ceptadas por largas fiIas de auto
movies de personas que salem de
las oficinas y Sc dirigen a sus ca.
sas.
CARACAS, Enero "a {UP). -
Unas 5000 personas Sc concentra.
ron esta tarde frente a la Direc.
de Policia Municipal, en- ell
cerca de la Plaza Boil
var, intentandO asaltarla para apo.
derarse de un millar de agentes
que Sc encuentran en- ell interior.
La turba da gritos de que quie-
vengarse de los crfmenes CO.
netldos contra los estudiantes.
(Pasa a Ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25

ra consume publico en- varias 20.
mas de La capital debido a las ave-
riaS sufridas en- una conductora del
Acueducto de Albear y que Ell SER
vicio estara normalizado ell lunes
o martes pues Sc esta trabajando
en- la reparacion. La overia Sc de.
bio al estallido de una bomba en-
una tuberis maestro, destruyendo
la misma y produciendo la merma
de 5 millones de galones de aqua
diariamente
ACUSADO DE TERRORISTA
Agentes de la II Estacion de Pc.
licia de Marianao arrestaron a Jo-
Sc Rivero Perez de IS nos, veci-
no del barrio de La Lisa en- aqueI
munlcipio, acusado de complicidad
en- Ia colocacion de unos petardos
que estallaron en- la Sociedad Ju.
ventud Deportivs de La Lisa, Guam
do Sc celebraba un acto en- que es-
tabs presente 81 Alcalde Munich.
pal, Ell arresto 10 efectusron dos
vigilantes que declararon que Ri
vero demostro gran algeria Guam.
do estallo FL primer petardo.
ACADEMIES DEL TRANSITO
En- Manicaragua Las Villas, Sc
produjo un choque entire TN auto
m6yil y I'm cami6n cargado de are
ma, muriendo ell chofer del auto,
Carlos Perez, de 49 amos y la pasa-
jera del vehiculc, Blanca OrtaI, de
Is amos. .
En- Jiguani, Oriente, al tratar de
evitar chocar o I'm jeep, Sc vol
co y partio en- dos un omnibus, re-
sultando muerto ell pasajero Anna
dec Fernandez, de So amos y he
ridas otras cuatro personals. En- Ell
jeep viajaban familiares del Alcal-
de de Jiguani que resultaron lie
SOS.
En- La Habans murieron Felix
Pasternak, al ser arrollado en-
Monte y Castillo y ell anciano Mar
celino Minas Lopez, atropellado
por un auto en- Zulueta y Neptu-
no.
FALLECIO UN EMPREsARIO
En- la tarde de aver Sc llevo a
cabo Ell sepelio del empresario ra-
dial, Laureano Suarez Valdes, CO.
nocido por Suaritos, una de las
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25
ACUsADO DE T%ERRORIsTA
(Viene de la Primera)

duccion de ~silicic, equipo de ofici-
ma, harina, alimento para ganado,
productos plasticos, ropa interior
de mujer, asadores. impresos, pi.
jamas sostenes y cubreasientos, etc.
Las nueyas enpresas puertorri.
quenas contriburan a la economic
del pals con una inversion total de
81. 100, 800 y emplearan a un total
de 622 personas con una nomina
annual calculads en- $770, 500. Las
10 expansiones invertiran $685.
900 en- maquinaria y emplearan 376
personals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25
S23.20O.000
VIGENTES DE LOS
A~GRICULTORES

SAN JUAN-En Puerto Rico al
rededor de $500 agricultores estan
usando ell sistema de ,Prestamos de
los Bancos Federales. Ell balance
de los prestamos vigentes a diciem-
bre 81 de 1857 es de S23.200,0 900.
La mayor parte de estos presto
mos estan al 4 por ciento y al 4 y
medic por ciento de interes. Los I'LL
limos que Sc han hecho son al 6 por
ciento, pero estos representa- una
suma minima de la cantidad pres
tada, pues en- diciembre pasado
que Sc aumento ell tipo al 6 por
ciento.
En- fuente Official Sc informo aver
que ultimamente ell interes ha su-
Dido al extreme de que la emission
que Sc ofrecio en- octubre de 1857
ten1a un costo de 4 y cinco octave
por ciento, 10 que ha hecho que los
bancos federales hayan tenido que
aumentar Ell tipo de interes en- los
prestamos que sirven a los agricul-
torres.
De los IL bancos de la Nacion,
hay tres que en- la actualidad estan
cobrando un tipo de interes de 6
por ciento y lo1 nueve r~estantes
operan al 5 y medic por ciento. Sc
agrego que Sc espera que haya al
gun alivio en- ur future cercano y
que los 'bonos puedan o%frecerse a
un tipo de interes mas bajo, en- GU
20 ease Sc rebajaria consequence
mente ell tipo de interes a cobrar-
Sc q los agricultores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25
OFICINAS DE TURISMO
EN- CHICAGO Y MIAMI

SAN JUAN--El Gobiexno de
Puerto Rico tiene planes para abrir
dos nuevas oficinas de turismo
en- las ciudade de Chicago y
Miami, en- un esfuerzo por atraer
a la Isla ell ano fiscal proxi.
mo por 10 menos 263,000 visitan-
ties en- %comparacion con 100000 que
Sc espera visiten ell pals durante ell
corr'ente ~ejercicio fiscal. Il
Recommendations a tai efecto
han sido hechas por ell Gobernador
y ell Negociado del Presupuesto a
la Legislature, en- 10 que respecta
a la aprobacion de I'm aumento de
$116,214 en- la %asignacion VICENTE
para ell fomento del turismo para
elevarla ell proximo ano fiscal a
$500, 300.
Sc propone la Oficina de TURKS
mo intensificar sus actividades en-.
caminadas a promover Ell desarro.
Ito lie facilidades turisticas y a d.
fundir en- ell exterior information
sobre los atractivos de Puerto Rico.
La promotion turistica Sc lleva
a cabo a base de una intensa cam
pana de anuncios contactos per-
sonales con empresarios y agentes
de Wales en- los Estados Unidos y
divulgacion de information a ira
YES dc etras fuentes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25
e. UU... @
(Viene de la Priinera

IVIene ue Ia PfIfdefa
su carta ell IL de enero al Primer
Ministro russo, Nikolai Bulganin,
ell P~residente subrayo que es esen-
cial estudiar los detalles de tai
reunion por adelantado a traves de
las Was diplomaticas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25
ALCALDE
WAGNER DE N. Y.

NUEVA YORK, (UP)-El alcal-
de Robert F. Wagner no hizo CO.
mentarios en- relscion con ell pique-
tie de 80 bombres llevado a cabo
aver por ell Frente de Liberation
Nacional de Puerto Rico cerca del
Ayuntamiento, como protesta con-
ira la Conferencia de Migraci6n que
Sc celebra esta semana en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
La Policla y los agentes del Ser
vicio Secreto mantuvieron estrecha
v~igilancia sobre ia Inca de plque-
ties, Ia cual mantuvo en- orden en-
TODD momento. Los piquetes anun-
ciaron que Sc proponian esta pre-
sentes esta noche en- ell Aeropuer-
to !dlewild donde Ell Alcalde, SUI
esposa, SUI secretario William Peer
y Monseior James J. Wilson de Ac.
ci6n Cat6lica Hispana abordaran
Ell avi6n rumbo a San Juan para
asistir a la Conferencia. FL Frente
proyecta piquetear tambien ell Ae-
ropuerto. /.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25
CONDENAN MARINO

SAN JUAN-Donald O'Keefe, Ell
marino acusado de chocar ell auto
movil en- que viajaba la esposa del
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores
de Costa RIGA, sonora Eugenia Qui-
ros de Mendez Calvo, fue declara-
do culpable de ~infracciones a la
Ley de Autos y sentenciado a IS
dias de carcel y a pagan $40 de
multa. En- ell Academic, la sonora
Quir6s resulto con la clavicula frac-
turada.
Ell juez Roberto Veray Torregro-
sa, de la Sala de Transito, del Tri-
bunal de Distrito en- San Juan,
impuso a Donald O'Keefe IS dias
de carcel por guar en- estado de
embriaguez y $50 de multa en- ca
da uno de los dos cheques que Sc
alegaba ocasiono FL acusado, re-
presentado por dos abogados, llevo
ell case en- alzada al Tribunal Supe-
rior.
Por otro Iado, Ell juez Veray To-
rregrosa exonero a O'Keefe de otra
acusacion a la Ley de Autos con-
sistente en- conducir SUI automovil
a una velocidad mayor de Is mi
Has por la avenida Ponce de Leon
esquina avenids Muioz Rivera.
La defensa, integrada por los Ii
cenciados Aurelio Torres Braschi
y Harley Miller, solicitaron del
Tribunal que en- 10 que Sc ira
mitaba la fianza senalada, ell mari
no permanecieta baio la custodia
de las autoridades navales, peticion
que fue declarada sin lugar por el
juez. Robetto Veray T%orregrosa.
Asimismo declare sin lugar ell Ma
gistrado la peticion de la defensa
en- ell sentido de que Sc abonasen a
la sentencia los SO dias que paso ell
acusado bajo restriction con mott
vo del accidents
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25
DESFILE ESCOLAR

Ell Ministro de Education dicto
las disposiciones regulando ell des-
file escolar que Sc efectuara Ell
proximo martes dia % al conmemo-
rarse Ell 105 aniversario del Apps
toll Jose Marti. Sc informo que a la
ceremonial, que tendra lugar en-
Ell parque Central de La Habana,
asistiran unos 10000 escolares de
los grades super1ores, tanto de es-
cuelas publicas como privadas, los
cuales desflaran ante la estatua de
Marti como todos los amos. FL acto
sera presidido por Ell Jefe del Es-
tado, ell Ministro de Education y
otros funcionarios escolares.
FALTA DE Aqua
Por la Administration del Acue-
ducto de La Habana Sc informo
que continua faltando ell aqua pa
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-25

Supertlc1e de la Republlca de Cuba
10 que es formal y evidente-
c%ontrasta marcadamente con 10
que hay debajo.
"En la superficie la vida en- Gu
ba parece satisfactoria. Ell pals es,
ia acknowledgements ~prospero. Els de
dudar que ell nivel de vida de los
cubsnos haya' sido alguna e mas
alto Ell pueblo cubano Sc ,enorgu-
llece mucho evidentemente. de su
independence nacional... la agri.
cultura Guiana, que por tantos
amos dependi6 mucho de I'm pro-
ducto, ell azucas. comienza ahora a
ser diversificada. Las condolences
laborales son dc paz....
"Sln embargo, debajo de la SUI
perficie de la vida en- Cuba, hay
mucha perturbation. La tirantez
en- toda Cuba es grande. Mucha
genie cree que la revolution es
inevitable.
LA gran tension en- Cuba Sc de-
be en- parte a que Ell pueblo esta
enflIrecido por anunciados casos
de nrutalidad political y deprimido
por la violencia de la oposici6n Y
en- parte porque algunos politicos,
que estan fuera del gobierno des-
de hace largo TEMPO, quieren vol
yer a Ell.
"Felizmente para Estados Uni
dos, y dada la continuation de las
actuales Attitudes, 81 hubiese lin
cambio de gobierno en- Cuba es d.
ficil concebir Ia posibilidad de que
Ell regimen nuevo seria hostil a Es-
tados Unidos.
Hay una vasta reserva de bue-
ma voluntad hacia Estados Unidos.
:. trabajando constantemente. en-
favor de buenas relaciones, esta
la historic de un concrete mutua-
mente beneficioso entire los dos
pafses".
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Jay Lalondes
Attend Reunion

MIR. and Mrs. Jay Lalonde mo-
tored to Bainville Saturday to be
present at the 25th anniversary
reunion of Jays high school grad
uation class. A large representa-
ton Of the class gathered for this
reunion. The festivities opened
with a session for reminiScing,
after which a pot luck supper
was enjoyed, followed by an
evening of dancing. Dick Riddle
of Libby, professional entertain
er, furnished music, vocal and
piano selections during the eve
ming.
Lalondes returned to Sidney
that night and went to the State
Line Night Club Sunday evening
where the anniversary festivities
were concluded with a banquet
and dance and much more remin-
iscing.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Obituary
w. F. GOODRICH

Final rites for w. F. Goodrich,
So, were held at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon, June 8, at the Cloyd-
Gorder Mortuary Chapel with
the Rev. George Sanders of the
Lonsdale Methodist Church Off
ciating.
The deceased was born in Phil
lips County, Kansas, on March
26, 1906. He died at his home IN
Williston June IL.
He was reared in Nebraska,
where his parents moved when he
was a child. In 1912 ne enlisted
in the Air Corps and was on duty
in Edmonton, Alberta, and in
Alaska.
His marriage to Marie Cecile
Robarge took place in Edmonton
July 8, 1914, and after his dis
charge from the Air Corps in
1916 the family moved to Sidney
where they lived until 1856 when
they moved to their present home
in Williston.
Lie QSCCdS%Q - N4NSA ~
his wife and three children Rich
ard, Leroy and Karen; his moth
err, Mrs. Ida Hull of Uehhng,
Neb.; four sisters, Mrs. Edna
Nautz, Juanita, Neb., Mrs. Shirley
Strand and Mrs. Ruth Finley,
Hooper, Neb., and Mrs. Aletha
Dahlen, Norfolk, Neb.; and two
brothers, Wayne Goodrich of
Verbal, Neb., and Leland Hull
of Republican City, Neb.
At the services Home Gorder
sang abide With Me-" and I'm
the Garden" Mrs. Gorden was
accompanist. Pallbearers were s.
Carl Pierson, Paul Provost, Clay
ton Lauridsen, Peder Folkvord,
Albert Anerson and c. w. Van
derhoof.
Military honors were furnished
by Lower Yellowstone Post No.
4099 of the VIEW and Co. A Of
the 10th Armored Cavalry of
the Montana National Guard. In
terment was in Sunset Memorial
Gardens in Sidney.
Out of town relatives here for
the funeral were MI. and Mrs.
A. P. Robarge of Bonnyville Al
berta, Canada.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of HERMAN G.. vOLBRDCHT
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Gladys v. V~olbrecht, X
ecutrix od the estate of herman G.
Volbrecht deceased. to the creditors
OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhlbit
them with the necessary vouchers
within four "a months after the first
publication of this notice. to b SAID
~executrix at the offices of Brattn,
Haoedank & Cumming. Sidney Ma
uonal Bank Building. Sidney. Mon
tana, the place for the transaction OF
the business Of said estate.
Dated June Is. 1858.
Gladys V. Volbrecht.
e~Xecutrix OF the estate OF
Herman C. Volbrecat,
Deceased.
RRATTN HABEDANK & CUNNING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
attorneys for Executrlx.
Publication Dates:
June =. July ?. 8. 10. 1855.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
CARD OF

We wish tc thank all who have
been so kind to us and to our
dear one during his long illness
and at the time of his death. We
especially thank those who do
mated blood, DIR. Hyde and the
hospital staff, all who brought
food to our home and those who
sent the many lovely floral Of
ferings. 1t would be impossible
to enumerate the many to whom
we owe a debt of gratitude but
our sincere thanks TO each and
every one who extended kind
nesses to us in our time of sor-
row. Our special thanks to the
Rev. Geo. Sanders for his COM
forting sermon and to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Quilting and Mrs.
Lionel Gall for their service OF
music.
Mrs. Bailey Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher
and sons
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith
n family
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher
and family
Mrs. Lucille Peterson and
family
MI. and Mrs. Charles Fisher
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Candee
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Fisher
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher
and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin O. Fish
err and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark
and family
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Seven Appear In
CITY Police Court

Seven persons were charged
with violations in police court
before Judge Harry Belknap in
the past week.
Gilberto Mungia, Eagle Pass,
Texas, was charged with disturb
ing the peace and forfeited a
bond of SIS.
Podriguey Geronimo, Eagle
Pass, Texas, was also charged
with disturbing the peace and also
forfeited a bond of S25.
Ed Fiene, Sidney, forfeited a
bond of $40 on the charges of
disturbing the peace.
Zenon Yracheta, Twin Falls,
Idaho, forfeited a bond of $40 on
charges of disturbing the peace.
Jose D. Cation, Eagle Pass,
Texas, was fined $40 for dis
turbing the peace.
Fred c. Lain, South Dakota,
forfeited a bond of $40 for
speeding.
Joseph S. Greenwood, charged
with speeding, posted bond OF
$40 and appeared before Judge
Belknap and entered a plea OF
guilty for which he was fined
$40.
Olaf Bolstat was fined $40 on
charges Of disturbing the peace.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
ATTEST.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

HULL NOl DE InOhALLO
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
AND FOR The COUNTY Of RICH
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JACK hEDEGAARD,
Wayne K. Cumming. administrator
of the above entitled estate. having
filed herein a duly verified petition
praying tor an order OF sale OF all Of
the real property belonging 10 said
estate, which petition IS referred to
.or particulars IN connection there
with. n good cause appearing there
for.
IT Is ORDERED that all persons
interested in said estate appear before
his Court on Wednesday, the 9th day
Of July. 1853. at the hour of 10 90
an. OF said day in the Court Room
Of said Court in the City of Sidney.
County OF Richland. State Of Mon
tana. then and there 10 snow cause
Il any they have. why an order Of
mis- Court should not be made author
ling and directing said administra-
tor TO sell all of the real estate of the
decedent for the purpose of paying
claims and expenses of administra-
ton. and that notice hereof be given
by publication in the Sidney Herald.
. newspaper of general circulation in
ANAA4AAdA4d SOd44Ngs n1NiNaiAas III tHO
consecutive weeks prior TO the date
Of said hearing.
DATED this 18th day of June. 1853.
+. S. p. Foss
DISTRICT JUDGE.
ATTEST:
Alma Murphy
CLERK OF COURT
COURT SEAL)
BRATTIN. HABEDANK. AND
CUMMING
Attorneys at Law
Sidney Natl Bank Bldg.
Sidney. Montana
Attorneys for AdTninistrator
Publication Dates:
June 25: July 2. 1888
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

ESTATE OF ANDREW W. RASMUS-
sen. also known as ANDREW RAS-
MUSSEN. deceased;
NOTICE Is HERE6Y GIVEN by the
Undersigned. Goldie Viola RasmuS-
sen. Executrix of n Estate OF An
Grew W. Rasmussen, also known as
andrew Rasmussen. deceased. TO the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the SAID deceased TO
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four ~ months
after the first publication of this no.
tice 10 V. c.. Koca. Attorney for Elk
ecutrix. at his office, Courthouse. Box
65l. Sidney. Montana. hereby desig-
mated as me place for the uansac-
ton Of business of the estate.
Dated his 18th day of June. AID.
1888.
COLLIDE VIOLA RASMUSSEN
Executrlx
". G.. KOCH
Attorney for Executrlx
Post ONCE and Business Address:
Courthouse. Box 83l
Sidney. Montana
Publication Dates:
June -; July 2, 9. 10. 1888.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennie Dave Jr.
Return From Volunteer
Firemen's Convention

Bonnie Dave Jr., city fire
chief, and his wife returned Sun
day afternoon from Whitefish
where they attended the State
Volunteer Firemen's convention.
On their way to Whitefish they
visited at the John Moriarty home
in Great Falls and on their re-
turn they stopped overnight at
Bozeman.
Bonnie reports a very fine
convention program and an
nounced that the convention next
year will be held in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
ELM CoULEE pRoSPEcToRs
All CLUB HOLDS MEETING

The Elm Coulee Prospectors
All Club held their regular
monthly meeting at the Frank
Balducke home.
The pledges to the American
and All flags were said. Roll
call was answered by "Plants
Poisonous TO Animals"
After the meeting was ad-
journed lunch was served by
Mrs. Frank Balducke. Members
then took a field trip to look
for grasses for their club prof.
ect.
The club will hold its next
meeting July 16 at Z pm. at the
James Potter home.
Myrtle Balducke, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
SALE Or ESTATE PROPERTY
SHAIun NOT Re AITH0RIZED

IN aAE DISTRICT COURT OF TILE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
The STATE OF MONTANA. IN
AND FOR The COUNTY OF RICH
IN IHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF Lulu B. CARPENTER. !.
deceased
Kenneth Goss, administrator OF the
ABOVE entitled estate, having flee
herein d Gully veritleo petiuon pray
ING Tor an order OF sale of all per-
sonal property and real property be-
longing 70 saId estate. wnlcn petition
IS referred TO for particulars IN con-
nectlon herewith. and good AUS ap-
pS-IlnS therefor;
IT Is ORDERED that all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
this Court on Wednesday, the 9th day
OF July. 1888, at The nour of 1000
AN. of said day in the Court Room
of said Court in the City of Sidney.
NoMaIy d. hlca1anQ, State Of Mon
tara. then and E1Sre 10 snow
any they have why an order of this
Court should not be made authoriz-
70 sell all OF the personal property
and real estate of the deceoent for
the purpose OF paying claims and ex-
penSeS OF administration: and that
notice hereof be given by publca-
ton IN the Sidney Herald. a news
pApe Of general circulation in Rich
land County. Montana. for two con-
secut-ve weeks prior 10 the date OF
Sa.o hearing.
DATED this 18th day of June, 1858.
F. s. p. Ross
DISTRICT JUDGE.
ATTEST:
Anna Murphy
CLERK OF COURT
COURT SEAL
bRAr1lN. HAbEDANK. AND
CUMMING
Attorneys al Law
Sidney Natl Bank Bldg.
SIaney. Montana
attorneys to4 Administrator
Publication Dates:
June -: July 2. 1853
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
GROUP LEAVE FOR
GIRLS STATE AT BOZEMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nelson took
the Girl State delegates from
Richland County to Glendive on
Saturday evening to leave from
there the next morning for Boze-
nan for the summer camp to be
held on the State College cam
pus.
Delegates were Lynn Nelson
and Joyce Christensen of Sid
ney, Marcia Bell of Lambert,
Phyllis Prigan of Savage, and
Gloria Desonia of Fairview.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Legion Defeats
Continued from Page ~
Thursday, July 3rd

500 a.m.-White Sox VS..
Dodgers
900 a.m.-All &C" Leaguers
1890 ANAL b" Leaguers
7.30 p.m.-VFW Game
Friday. July 4th
7:30 p.m.-WilliSton Oilers vs..
Regina Profession
al Baseball)
Saturday. July 5th
800 p.m.-Sidney Jr. Legion
VS.. Bismarck, ND.
The locals next game will be
a conference game at Glendive
on Sunday. They will return to
Moose Memorial Field when they
play a double header against
Dickinson on Monday, June 80,
the first game at 200, and the
second at 800 under the lights.
The Sidney Juniors split two
non-conference games at home,
dumping Wolf Point 4-3 and los
ing TO Williston SO.
Get your family ticket = only
SIS for the entire season of Jun
ior Baseball and see all of the
fine Midget, VFW and Junior
Legion games.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Two Rhinehaxh. Naseby ST. left. and Nsseby IT. u Pete. as
he is know on the Montana campus. hold the Grizzly cups that were
presented them by Morris Mecollum. Til. elder Hhinshart received
his 23 years ago: Pete wa awarded his cup last week. Nc
Collum. manager of the Associated Student Store. has. for the past
2a years. awarded a cup to the Montana University athlete who has
displayed outstanding loyalty. service and scholarship. Young Pete
holds his fathers trophy. now in two pieces after hard usage by the
Rhinehart family. Pete cut his teeth on my cup" the elder Rhine
hart remarked. Now he has n of his own"
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Excluding motor vehicle
deaths, the No. / killer in 1855
Of persons in the "active age
group persons 15-44 years of
age - was drowning.