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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

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WE DO NOT BELIEVE SD

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IS SENTINEL eD29TTS M0STeoMERy Tg
A4-Thursday. October 30, 1859
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CHEVY CHASE
5000 Livingston st.
WOODLEY HILL

COUNTRY ESTATE-IN-TOWN LOCATION
Final Group Now Available for Inspection
Here you can live in an atmosphere Of country
quiet with magnificent trees and beautifully land
scaped grounds and still be only few minutes
from the heart Of town.
These strikingly attractive houses have MASTER
size bedrooms each with its own bath, unusual
amount Of closet space large, light, fully
equipped kitchen; separate dining room and q
large beautiful living room with French doors
opening onto a delightful walled garden with
Tagged patio and tinkling fountain.
All the principal rooms including the kitchen and
service entrance are on the same level. There
Is also an enclosed garage.
The name of the builder Monroe Warren" is
your assurance Of the utmost quality in construc-
ton as well as design.
Open PM. Until Dark Every Day
A., pREcT1oNs: Prom Conn ave. west on woodsy I'd past
IT, nv - " ~
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Northeast Sect.

- UNDERWOOD PL. NV.
Modern e-bedrm. semidet. brick
home rec. rm.. front porch; spa
les KEARNY ST. NE.
1853 MILLS AVE. NE.
Diet. 3-bedrm. Woodbridge beau
ties. Front porches. . lots, Diet.
garage Vacant.
44o6 EDISON PL. NE.
Can you pay SSl so mo-? II so,
see this lovely 2-bedrm modern
bone gas heat; front porch; lovely
front and rear lots.
95s DIVISION AVE. NE.
Mooern 5-rm. brick home: rec.
sas MOUNT oLiVEET RID. Me-
Modern 3-family brick home;
excel. income; 81 900 down.
.925 Z ST. NE.
S195 down buys this attractive
Groom house: . baths. Quick poss.
1850 CLINTON ST, NE
Diet. 2-bedrm. rambler; front
porch. rec. rm.; Diet. garage; spa-
ssSSif SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Del. 4-bedrm, Woodbridge home;
Ia baths, built-in Gar., oil heat.
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SULLIVAN BROS.

1890 K 81. NV. ME-. s-43as
C9LORED-ONLY SIS MONTH
This best buy is FHA approved
435 Delaaeld. Open Sun, 2 to 5,
3 bedrms., modern newly equipped
kit; full bsnt.i gas heat. Re-
dec. inside and out. Priced below
market; Sii,S00: $3.50 dn. !inel
ms. prIn.. int. Cali DI. 7-0sS0 Of 81
RA. $500 to inspect
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We offer three options.
BARBER SHOP

Under options a and b. no in
yeStment Is necessary. Box blk.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BAKERY ROUTE

You can be In business
for yourself with q capital
investment Of LESS THAN
81 900. You can have q
steady income year after
year REGARDLESS OF
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS.
We have been In business =
over 30 years and are rec
ognfzed as a leader in the
HOME SERVICE field. II you
are qualified. we will license
you TO handle our top quail
ity line In booming Mont
eomery or Prince GEORGES
County. this OPPORTu-
NIFTY EXISTS BECAUSE OF
OUR PROGRESSIVE SALES
EXPANSION PROGRAM
We will give YOU thorough
and complete training In
every facet OF the business.
We will work with YOU and
help you until you are fully
established In your terri
You may operate ONE
hOme-service route 3 days a
week. or work s days and
operate TWO routes-your
choice. NET $4,000 50, 600
your first year operating
two routes. or NET $4,000
$4,000 working only 3 DAYS
interviews are BY appoint
ment only. Either send US q
postal card with your name
and telephone number or
call US ct Union 4-4A44
after 100 Pm. Mon. thru
Sat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

INVESTMENT SYNDICATE beinl
formed TO develop and build sub.
stantial number Of houses. Mini.
mum Investment. $1,000 per Init,
anticipated profits in Is mos. ap.
pIox: $4,000 per unit. LEO A
Dryer a. CO., INC, Ju. 9-S033
Mrs. Wills RIA, 6.7465,
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExCR.
CHURCHES FOR SALE
HOUSES FoR sALE-N.W.

AMER. U. PARK-3-bedrm. det.
$50: JAMES CARR, Elk. $1,000.
ASPEN ST. NV: PROM OWNER:
mo.-Lovely Diet. home: rms.
va baths (bedrm.. bath LIST M.
R RT s sSpTs bus shops' si4'7So'
BARNABY WOODS, 6877 32nd st.
NV; Chevy Chase-Custom split
level rambler: Main level has your
dream kit. liv. rm., formal din,
rm.,. bedrms. and . baths. Lower
level mas rec rm., game rm.. bath
utll. rm. and unfinished bedrm. or
gen: garage. Best offer in the 30s
Open 2-dark. WO. 6-3249.
BRIGHTWOOD-owner going away
Will sacrifice 81 $50 paid In on his
moo semidet. hrk. house 9 rms,
hhrepI., lst.n Law, pQrches. ?
All in tor cond. About 5000
cash .pymt,.. bal, about SIS per
mo, Value here on Whittier, .
blks. south Walter Reed. east side
q Georeia ave. sTRoUP. RA,
CATHEDRAL AREA = 4-bedroom
rage. JAMES CARR. Elk. $1,000
cSAT Is AND wOoDLEY-
nm. den. powder rm1 kit. LIST
tioor:. 4 bedrms.. ia baths up:
iull basement; detached garage
t, ls;SC on Vacant vsI, cos shown At, q any
HRNoIp escutsA c' COR Reti 5Li' Broks =
EN-. 3-4335. "a. 5.6i5l,
fnEVV ranAoR nc 80 V91e
chsrminSs fba Ss' land Pr .tTams H ccSIOniai
with slate roof; near Alice Deal
and Wilson schools. True center
hall plan: lst-FLooR Law: 3
door; hail stairway e exp S
5rd moor. porch; garasea hot.
Nc sS 81 7iEsEfK ewes. q E RHs s:ssss
CHEVY CHASE, D.. C.-5-6edrm,
d dr e.Id brick on Yuma 81, Just
10 Inspect sye es Si'f Mr. MkY snq FM
slS iith q. 4 w. u TX. s.ss55C.O
CHEVY CHASE; s15.05O-Quaint
coloniali 9 rooms; Gas heat; large
cpSn e 3. O 20 s sssh S. NV
CHEVY CHAsE-spacious bricI
home Of charm and dignity, iusi
west OF Conn, ave. Complete witt
wide center hall, large liv, rm
din, rm.. modern kit, diShwashei
and disposal. breakfast rm. ano
! powder rm.. End mr.. very largs
bedrms, . baths. . rms. on ;rd
Maids rm, IN bsmt.: 2-car garake;
/ large wooded lott conv. TO school,
and transp. Asking $50, 500. BILL.
INCSLEY REALTY Co. EN- g.
.326; ewes. EN- a-2s71.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--5 bedrms. !,
| 2 baths; $1,000 down. Si55 mo,
Call JOHN c. WALKER Co, I'M
2-322j. ewes, OIL. 2-o3e0.
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~ $4,000 wk. cash bus. Pc,
CD $1,000 wk. bus. $1,000 DIN
Good hrs. Closed sun. Good terms
90 $1,000 wk. bus. Ownei
quotes S350-S40O wk. net. 5A'
Gay T PsRIcrn REAsoNARr.v
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TAVERNS

500 down, tavern. delicat. on
military base. $500 day.
you NAME The Down PAYMENT
Terrific opp. for partners, or
man and wife.
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DEL, ANEYS TAP ROOM
GAS SERVICE STATION

bay, 8 pumps: parking lot tor
3-yeat lease; large volume Of re.
pairs and accessories: partner
should easily net 100000 yriy.
$4,000 down; exclusive. Ewes and
sun. Al Bookoff, RIA. 6-6525.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
ale 9th 81. NV. Ma. s-e37a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

BEAUTY SHOP: downtown; good
location; q real barGain. "a. s.
53lS. NE $4,000.
CARRY-OUT RESTAURANT FOB
SALE SALE; Hysttsville. Call uN. &
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BOOMING HOUSES good location;
S EsnI oRRTSrt srdSyGo phone ia. g.

RESTAURANT. permanent white
trade. established rs yrs. Glass b,
abe license; $1,000 mo. business
year around. Selling account 81
owners health. Substantial cash
required. Mr.. HAMILTON. tn. 2
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COFFEE SHOP AND RESTAURANT
etainless-steel equipment; Ions
lease, low rent, legaiized slot ma.
chimes; l blk. from main gate al
Patuxent Naval Base IN Southern
Maryland. Vo. 3-3S91 or VO
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HOUSES ron sALE-N.W.

1880 Montague st. NV.
s ss Sssrn brick fiaIEi s SssSs
powder. rm. LIST a. with - bath
finished bemt. with u bath: garage
gas h.-w.h, Price, only $16,5Ot
with easy terms.
E. w. THURM
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HOUSES FOR sALf-Mw.

coLoRED-VAcANT
5 BEDRMS., 1895 DIN.
on 18th ST, NV. colonial brick: 3
h h@s a tsmliy h,, SIZE din; T2 ,,g as
TU. 1850.
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Southeast Sect.

519-527 HILLTOP TER Sc.
Semtdet.; Dupont Park; 3-bedrm.
brick home; full bsmt.; quick pos
ZOO RIDGE RID. Sc.
4 Modernistic corner; 3 bedrms.,
powder rm.. 9 baths with buiIt-in
vanities, rec. rm., study, Gas hot
air and air-cond. unit Priced at
732 and 734 5lst ST. Sc.
Attrac. 4-family duplex apt;
only 2 years old. excel. income.
Priced low for quick sale.
1919 A ST. Sc,
excellent money-maker. Apts. ali
rented.
Bergman Realty
lsT 3-94s3 ia. e-l7so
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HAYWOOD CENTER
IMMEDIATE
SPARE TIME
OPPORTUNITY
MAN OR WOMAN
REAL INCOME
sELF-sERVIcF
roy R0lITE ITICrAII

6ELF-6EHNICE
TOY ROUTE BUSINESS
We are highly respected TOY
brokers rated BY Dun a. Brad.
street, selling toys nationally. Nov
expanding in your area.
Our distributors toy recorder,
are pouring in because our tow
dise.' We have the isfeset e assoTt.
ment, widest price range, best
packaginR.
Since there are some choic,
territories available In this genera
area, few sincere Individual,
VII !.Tl, Scogire z profitable seif-servict
rug. stores, ETC.. WHICH WE Will
ESTABLISH FOR You. Cheap to-
racks are rapidly being replaced
N tnonsands OF stores by the sen.
sationel TOY SHOP" merchandis.
ing displays. The stores MAKE
money, So do YOU. but this il
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SHOE STORE

Established Juvenile shoe store,
featuring q top franchise located
in growing shopping center; excel
lent following and potential: good
reason for selling. Write Box 369-A,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


more than $1,000 a week. cal
La. o-S559 any day before 10 Or
Am. or after nm
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TAVERN

Beer on tap. wine. Long established
Beaut. equip. Lee. seating capacity,
Mr.. 9TH and M SITS. NV. Colored
trade. Money maker. Reas. Owner
retiring Make an offer. AID. 2-755O.
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NO MONEY DOWN
VARIETY STORE
mo- MONEY DOWN

Did q $1,000 week, closed due
to- unusual circumstances: cheap
price, mas stock; Ez terms
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DRIVING RANGE

$1,000 plus net season. Priced
right. Loc., Indian Head hwy. area,
with snack bar. fully equip. Rent
Call for details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

BUYS THIS APT. BOOMING HSE
Terms will be ARRANGED for re-
sponsible people. This BLDG. has
tenants at present.
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CARRYOUT

Owner quotes over 5000 wkIy,
hours. 1880 to 1880; closed Sun.
rent only $50. mo-; priced reason
Shea Chaser. aA. i-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 eth at NV MA o-QaS.
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RICE'S BAKERY
5464 Annapolis Rd.
Bladensburg, Md.
GROCERY

Doing 5000 wk. BeAutiful 4
ors rent on is Ser 'S S.n mani I'M
up. Call SAM CHANTKER HE
4-l567. RE. 7-2295.
Grocery-Meat Market
Also beer. Q small apis: $1,000
dn.; closed Mondays.
1851 18th ST. NV.
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PUBLIC
NOTICE

The following property MUST b.
sold because Of urgent and compel
ling reasons. 1914 Blair I'd. NV.
Takoma Park. Absentee owner ask.
Ing .S2S,50O. Immaculate condition
perfectly suited for professional
man. with ample parking. VIC.
TORIAN MANSION. on almost ar
acre OF level, parklike land. with
trees and abundance OF shrubs
priceless ANTIQUE pier mirror (fiooi
to e-iling). ballroom living
room with fireplace, statesman's
dining room, heated flower conserv-
atory, tiled: enormous Southern
kitchen with buffers pantry, brand.
new diversified REFRIGERATOR anc
upper room levels; 5 bedrooms and
baths on second floor, 3 rooms
theatedl on third. Secret unfinished
tower room. maids room and bath
in basement. Barn holds 3 carr
smaller house iresSr ThIsr q st cCndi'
ton or age) in trade. See Mr.
Thrall. Open house I 10 5, satur-
day and Sunday, or call r. L
Taylor, OIL. 4-3462, any time
about trading your house. FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES. INC,
1722 L st. NV. MA. $4,000.
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CLEANING PLANTS

% Beth. Owner quotes APPROX.
$4,000 bus. in '50-'57. $4,000,
- iSS2lo 81. spa Nd. shop. cent.
sojGsS}O $1,000 lsS Can isb be s lTSPSSS6 81.
sM. On. PYMT.--oooD TERMS
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RESTAURANTS

Nv 81. SD. Doing $4,000 mo
bus: Pking so cars Priced reas
with moderate dn. payment.
t2l Sc. Priced $4,000 is.b
SSO-S1O0 daily bus. $1,000 On,
I6eal for carry-out. Seats so.
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PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE
ONLY $4,000 DOWN
Does over $1,000 week.
JUNK YARD

Sl5,00O-S2O. 900 year net, owner
quotes. Nice size I'd. equip, poten.
tial as retail outlet and hardware
ana auto parts field; Hrs. s-5, Sat
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TOY STORE

Beautiful, exclusive toy shop in
nearby Nd. suburbs for sale, Own
er-operator can net over $4,000
more. viii III sa SSifT for cost tuC y
stock. $500 down, with bal. or
easy terms Good reasons for sell.
ing. VIII offer every assistance In
getting you established. Box 312-B
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HOUSES Bon sALE--N.W.
tcoNTINUED)

FoxHALL VILLAGE. 1915 44th st,
nance Ins W. K. HAR fSagFY Y" Ease e
water, Nd. Univ. 1851.
FQGGY BOTTOM--I. have several
choice properties, both remodeled
and not remodeled, 10 show. on
good terms. MRS. RALEY, AID
2-ll44 LYMAN c. DRELE a
FOxHALL VILLAGE, 1915 44th ST,
--Semidetached . bedrooms. mod
ern Kitchen, adjacent TO govt
HAhpISTY, Edgewater, Nd, UN
G ST.. close to George Washington
Unlyersity-Excellent building fol
$4,000 ERODE Il COLBERT
INC. 2103 X st. NV. FE. 7-2f21
GE0RGETOwN. 1888 Potomac ST.
NEW '0 Air co N n N EApDUWs 81.
PERBLY APPOINTEDl-Easy-to
care-for 2-bedrm. brick. Perfect
for the elderly or busy younl
couple. Powder rm on LIST fir.
$4,000. FE. 3-5229, KAY a CO
MT. PLEASANT AREA--Remodeied
house ideal for roominR house OF
nome with income; low On. pvmt
TAKOMA PARK-Detaehed brick
center hall plan. b rms, III
baths. beautiful recreation room
with fireplace: corner lot. Priced
70 sell. Call Mr.. Adams, ROGER
MOSS, Realtor. no. 2-6O2O; ewes,
W0ODLEY PARK. d. C.. mr.. Ken.
neny-Warren---Lovely. spacious, 3.
bedrrn.. 2-bath. modern kitchen
s sen s to gaTas souse open Per RSSESt
nation, call EN-. S-i351 Of LEdUM
a GERBER. EN-. $4,000.
WOODROW WILSON HIGH ant
Just 2 biks.: Colonial BRICK: J BE-.
2 tile b.. liv. rm. and rec. rm. with
Level lot, fenced garden. Hi ISfi
Est ELEVATION IN NORTH
sfN Sot wax R Re 1RSPei EA LOS aas
2143 N ST. NV. DC: 500;
well-located row brick; seven
rooms. ] y baths In an area be-
ing restored. Convenient to every
thing. Accommodating terms. M
PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th street
NV. ME. S-4100.
I2 ROOMS. ava baths. on Leroy pI
NV. Suitable for embassy chan
Gerry or foreign mission. Call RE.
7-2011. 12 to 5. Mon. through Fri.
1923 9th NV story red brick,
8 rms, 2 attic rms, yard, garage.
Call Wo. 6-Tl6o.
$500 DOWN, Girard st. NV. -
Brick. g rms, l u baths. porches,
garages: easy terms. WO. 6-3S16.
PROPERTY AND BUsINESS-3-
story brick; 10 rms, furn.. 3
baths; oil heat: garage. Inc. S2Si
plus bath apt. $4,000: small
down payment. Call KEACH q
PURCELL, FIX. 3-2413.
BUY THE FINEST HOME in this
section. .3-story brick, English
bsmt,. ) bedrms., spacious LIST H.,
elevator. garage. Call KEACH &
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LANDSCAPE AND NURSERY on
main road, including good 6-room
home. Several acres planted Ia
shrubs, etc. owners illness forces
sale; 81 5000 cash required
ROMER q CO., Realtors, CATH
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18th AND You SITS. NV.
waiting rm and dining rm He Or
main floor: 3 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd floor: basement has once
Kitchen, furnace rm.. garage.
preferred location and excellent
opportunity for q young dentist
j LEE DONNELLY q SON
MA. 8-3316 Ewes. WO. 6-236c
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DOUBLE your money

in. less than 10 yearsi Invest In
selected. well-secured LIST or 2nd
trust notes. Licensed MORTGAGE loan
consultant. NO. 1.hRh1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

Liquor stores, taverns. hardware
variety. delic., rest. etc. We hayl
an excellent selected list Of bust
What YOU don't see listed IN thi
ad, don't fret, lust cali US. ",
SAM BLANKEN & CO
Ewes. and Sun. Ofiee
ia. 0-0995 NO, 5-bbO(
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SNAIL CLEANING PLANT. Co.
lumbia cleaning machine. . press
ing machines, 2 spotting boards. ]
steam iron set Of puff irons. Do
ing now. on season, between 5000
and $500. Cash and carry. Good
Information. cali 70. 3-4s74 or
LA. 6.QSQ6
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ROOMING HOUSE in small units

BOARDING HOUSE: Mass. ave. be-
16 rooms. z baths. plenty Of nee
cessary furniture and equipment.
Rent, S226 mo-, lease gross in
come quoted over 81 .375 mo-;
small down nayment to reliable
purchaser. EDWIN I; ELIIs. 1910
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
SWIMMERS COMPETE
IN WATER CARNIVAL

Four Sidney swimmers, Karen
Helten, Chuck Douglas, Jimmie
Mcfarland and Zane Gray, en-
tered the Water Festival in Will
ston Sunday. Karen Helten won
second place in diving in her re-
spective age group and third in
breast stroke. Karen also took
part in the girls relay team from
Bismarck as Sidney did not send
a relay team. This team won two
fiTsts and one second. Chuck
Douglas took two firsts in the
40-yard back stroke and the 40
yard free style. Jimmie McFar-
land took first in diving in his
age group and second in the 40
yard free style.
Williston's swimmers scored 1877
points, Bismarck lit, Mandan Sc
and Sidney 10. Sidney placed well
considering that the other towns
entered had sent organized units
for each event.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
Crane
BY Mrs. Asa Bradley

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cotter are
on a trip to Detroit Lakes, Mimi,
to visit her father and to Sum-
merset, Wis, to visit his father.
The j. M. Roberts home was
the scene of a family dinner on
Sunday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Roberts on their 9th we'd
ding anniversary and Mrs. Jim
mic Roberts on her birthday. MIR.
and Mrs. Jimmie Roberts were
down from Miles City for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bradley and
Donna attended the silver we'd
ding party in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Johnson at the Bror-
son Church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Douglass
attended the vFW picnic Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Johnson
of Joplin were overnight guests
at the Asa Bradley home Sunday.
The Four Leaf Clover All Club
met at the Asa Bradley home on
Saturday afternoon. Connie WAL
la called the meeting to order.
Donna Bradley reported on the
County All Camp and gave a
demonstration on making muf-
fins. Anita Walla demonstrated
the correct way to sew on a but
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold Piche
and daughters and Corrine Lynch
drove TO Fort Peck Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30
JR. RCHER SHOOT

The City Recreation Depart
ment will sponsor the Archery
Tournament this Saturday morn
ing, Aug. 2, at 9 o'clock. Each
shooter should have 5 arrows for
the shoot and are asked to meet
at the Swimming Pool at $3.50.
Members of the Sidney Bow
Hunters will assist in the tour
nament which was won by Bob
Bradley in the Over IL Division
and by Bob Schwenke in the
Under IL Division.
This tournament is open to all
youngsters whether or not they
were in the archery classes. Pa
rents are invited to watch.
The shoot consists of % tar
gets with the maximum target at
so yaros and the 'birdy" targets
about 10 yards. These targets are
set in the breaks east of Sidney
and the targets are set in very
challenging positions.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30

nesday at the Garfield Linde
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Sifert and
family of Sidney visited at the
Sheriff. Henderson home Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levno and
Frank Levno visited Sunday eve
ming at the Emil Fink home in
Sidney.
Mrs. Helga Swensen arrived to
visit a few days at the Stanley
Swensen home
Mrs. Deva Allen and Jim, Te-
resa and Susan AaStrom of Bill
lirgs were guests at the Walter
Houchen home Friday evening in
honor of their SON. Larry's sec
ond birthday.
Mrs. Oscar MeIby of Great Falls
and Mrs. Leonard Berry were
guests at the Pack Berry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Berndt
and family and Carr and Tommy
Thomas of Fairview visited at the
w. T. Henderson home Thurs
day.
Wayne Berry returned home
Saturday night from the State
FLA convention In BoZeman.
Mrs. Dorothy Rowland and
son, Billy, of Tasting, Neb., Wis
tied at the w. T. Henderson
home.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Aastrom
of Billings are visiting this week
at the Allen home.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-30

Pearl GRADER from Pretty Prai-
RE. Kan, spent one day in Rich
ey to visit her aunts, Mrs. Title
Boje and Mrs. Clara Soft. Pearl
flew here from Puerto Rico where
she has taught in high school for
the past four years. Miss GRADER
has been visiting at the Alvin
DNckert home on the Retail Ia
bic. Their daughter, Allison, and
Miss GRADER were former room
mates while attending Bethel CO.
eye in Kansas.
Mrs. Mary Wambach from Cof-
fee and Mrs. Emelie Wambach
of Poplar were visitors of Mrs.
Joe ziegler on Thursday. The
above mentioned ladies r rela-
tives of Mrs. Ziegler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Nicholson
and MI. and Mrs Bill Brown
and son Harvey were called to
Missoula Saturday evening be-
cause of the serious illness of Mrs.
Mildred Wilhelm who recently
underwent major surgery. Mrs.
Wilhelm is the daughter of the
Browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wienke and
three daughters, Diana, Della,
and Peggy, returned home Sun
day evening from their weeks
vacation trip to Columbia Falls.
Mrs. Jessie Byre has been dis
missed from the Trinity Hospital
in Wolf Point where she under
went major surgery. Mrs. Eyre
IS co~nvalescing in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lee.
The Poplar Baseball team ira
veled to Richey Sunday where
they were defeated by a score OF
II to 8.
Mrs. Leon COMBS, Glendive
Librarian, met last Tuesday with
a group Of Richey people TO make
plans for a branch library in
Richey. They hope TO have the
Library open by October /. The