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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS

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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11

1ALL FOk blDc
NOTICE Is EE7sy GIVEN. r..
sealed bids XIII o@ received Or re
BOARD OF R-CAASD COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS -Z Ire Ec-- o<
30 pm F-czy. Fsc-zz-y =. .s@
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TIE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MSS-O%EZS -zSe-ves sLe -T1- 70
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DATED THIS I'd dzy q February.
1885.
BOGEO or COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11

Mss Jean EilLznS was a hos.
tess n a going away party a
laer home on Saturday afternoon
The party was n honor q Ms
Sharon Leverg0od w1o Is leav-
ng soo7 for Luxexnhe-g- Mss
Leyeng00d received many nice
gifts
The Cj~~e groups OF 4e La
theran LADIES AID met last week
IS foMows- Circle No. ! met n
he Altoa Olson home with Mrs
Olson leading BibA Study. This
gruup Is an evening Circle Circle
No II rre< IN me hone OF Ms
Christine Bitterness Win Mrs
Marrow Eggun leading Bible
Ssu1y and Circle No. III me IN
the horne OF Mrs. Helen Miller
gvlzn Mrs. Bin MUpaey Leading
3l5ie Study. These Circles met
ou Thursday.
The Onward Home Project
Eu3 was entertained Friday
a1te-rooz n me home OF Mrs
Ehas Voz Ruden Win Ms Bill
Ailher IS co-hos-ess with MIS-
Won RGoea- The president. Mrs
Joe Z5eglr presided az the buS-
ness session The-e were li1e
members ard ONE visitor present
Rcl call was answered with a
Valentine Rhyme The afternoon
WIS sper- IN cutting pieces for a
nt-~~aA Ff,a ~nw ~~z---~2r LIZ
2 p. Blair JOINED me Club
LInca was served The nsxz
meeting VIII be heh II the George
Eoyiiz aoUe and Mrs ZeEEr
VII demonstrate making different
Laos U rods
Ar. and Arx- Ora KennS OF
Sidney were weekend guests Of
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Rhey.
Mrs Sam Lee went to GAndive
Oh TUESDAY wSlere she attended
ne Planners meeting for the
W.T. Workers conference 70 be
1e=n Il Baker OF April .
4r. ana Mrs Roland Andahl
Il LezIsrOwn announce the birth
q 4 baDy BOY. T lbs. and 10 oE-
IN February s. Mrs. Arndah Is
ne fo-ner Virginia Lee daughter
n Mr.. and Mrs Sam Lee Of
3iccey.
Hrs Lucille Kren@S and son
Ieea KrenerS both Of Golva- N
1ak came Saturday 70 v1Sr her
laughter znd son-in-lav, Mr.. and
N~-x- Z-- 4
Ar. AID Arx- Donald Blair
a-serrziuen at a dinner Tuesday
:veu.EQ for RsT. and Ms Tel
red Swanson ana daughters
Jsoerr present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Soft and James and
Harlan H1faa and Ariys Decxe--
lrx- JSaz Miller from Thomp-
on Faals came a few days ago
u q viat win her parents, MI.
I'd 4r5- Richard LIBBY
TIE Rev. ana Mrs Morris
OF tie Methodist Church
u1e=rzInee AZ a dinner Sunday {;
yerzng AZ me Methodist Church
hing roon- for all persons
-erested II the Rocky Mountain
There were twenty three
reseE-- The dinner was served
y he Methodist Youth Fellow
NJ. J
The Young Tomen's Sewing
-u1 met n the home OF Mrs.
lion Olson on Tuesday evening =
nth Mr.. Allen WhIsaSide as Co
5
Arz. Celia Gibson and Mrs
III Waters served Iunca for the )
seuoe-z OF the American Legion. .
eT Hanson Post No. rs after :
.eE meeting on Monday evening
lzca was served az the Gibson
3ne.
The L c R held their meeting
FEB l. with Z members pre- J
n The meeting 0pe1ed with I
A5rz- followed by responsive :
.ad1-g WHICH was led by Wayne s
gguz Mrs. Dayton Lcodel gave :
Ln-couc-o-y reading or Maoz- )
wn1ca VIII De the study :
tie nexE three months New :
1Ece-S we're elected as follows:
resident, Hzrv Cl-islanson:
&c president Wayne Eggum,
c-e1ry-t-easEg. CIzrice Knud-
z The nex- meeting VIII be OF
ID Is.
The American Legion AuxlL-
=, a cooperation with the
Ichey schools, collected i total l
-
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

E~s.e Of zO5ET FLYNN
NOTICE e HEREBY GTTN 1y re
E1@zr1n Oo-o--y 3 Msye--e1 ~
-yt-5r - e< eze Of Robert Flynn
deceased 20 re creditors or and al
pe-sorz having Claims zEzsr.s ne
sad c~c@zp. 70 exnn1t them win
ne r@c@zxz-w vo-c1e- within for
rzo-@- zs<- -1e E-st publication
~ --.x -o.tc~ 70 .re sz6 e1Acut--y
AZ re Offices Of B-ztt1n. Hs5eda-k
x Cu--nF. S6-eT Ss-c1s Bark
B6F- e.1-ey. Mo7-znz. the place for
Ire transacted Of bus-reEs Of sad
G-z~e-
Dated January %. tes.
Dorothy 2 Mayer. ~ezecI.r1x
Of IRE estate OF Robert Flynn
Deceased
BRA-TE. HED4H-y Il CT-DrSG
sidney <s-o-zi Bank Building
S65ey. Aorlarz
A..o-rey5 Tor Exec--x-
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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11


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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
LAMBERT YOUTH ENIISTS
IN L. 5. MARINE CORPS

Gu11ey Sergeant Richard L
Stanley. Marine Corps Sa-l.s-
f0- -e Eastern Montana Area
1o1zy announced the s1-Szs-.
Of Jerry Ward Williams II tae
Marine Corps Williams Is TIE
son ot Ar. and MIS- Charles
Williams o< Lambert Montana
He enlisted for : four year p-.od
and has been transferred . san
Diego, California for 5A-L.
Training
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Este az LAWRENCE Ernest
FRANK deceased
NOTICE Is EE7EBy GIVEN By
the un6erxEG- Andy NJ Lee al
E-z1S--zto- o. he estate OF -zE-S--E
Ernest Frzzk- deceased 20 Ire
creditors Of ard Al pe-So-s having
Clans against 1e szc deceased. %
EXHIBIT --=- VIII re necessary
vo-c1ez with four a. zo--S arr
The 1rS@ puaLc5Eo1 q LIS 1o.1ce-
70 -e sad Andy II Lee q. re Law
Office OF Milton G. Andersen attorney
for zc---<--z-c-. heated II TIE Se-~
Sidney Drug Stare Building. Sd-ey.
Ao7tz-a- -5e Place zF1o--.1 FIR 4e
t-a1Szc-1 Of 1e cls-csSS of ne
eS-z-e
ANDY " LIZ
Ad-rS-ztc- o< lie ezz.e O.
lawrence E-EE Frank
deceased
Dated January q -cE
MILTON G ANDERSON
Attorney for A6-.-E--z-o-
Pos Office and Busz-ex Aires
TIE NeE Sidney Org Sore Bldg
Sidney. Ao--z-z
Publish Ian e FEB T. j. ard e
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-11

TAKE NOTICE Anyone
wanting Bo3e Gl SIG or see at
e1 40 s. s. VI. Az Gordon Gull
Ing E- 1z-1,e -y Bibles while !
At away. Mrs Silver 3. Quilting
xs-t<c
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05
Legion Commander Urges
All Veterans To Join

Veterans are urged 10 Join the
local post of the American Lc-
gion to help in the national or
ganization's program on rchabil!-
tatior. child welfare. American.
ism. and national security. said
Frank Greco. commander of the
Blackfcct Indian Reservation Post
1877. in launching a drive for 1869
membership
Membership is impor:an; 10
any organization" said Greco,
The American Legion is 4 grass.
roots organization and member.
ship is a criteria for the forma-
ton of policies by important
bodies in the democratic process.
He urged all veterans TO join
even though they do not intend
to take an active part in the
groups affairs.
He explained a grca; share of
membership dues are sent to
state and national levels where
national programs are worked up
AID launched. lie said the nation
al organization has already spent
Sl45 million on child welfare
alone over the past many years.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05
Library Extends Special
Invitation For Children's
Book Week, Nov. ! to 7

Children Book Week. Nuvcm-
Der 10 :. IS an lt<al time 70 en-
plOre new realms, 10 read III
areas you haven't tried before
Your Browning Branch library
offers endless possibilities for
young book explorers IN book,
both new and old.
Begun fOrty.onc years agD. Chll-
dren's Book Week has become
traditional time 20 hlghllght for
children the reading and enjoy
ment of books. Libraries. schools.
magazines and newspapers all
over the country are taking this
opportunity to urge children and
young people to seek profit and
pleasure by Exploring IN Books
Your librarian urges you to
come to the library during Gail
drcns Book Week and let her
help you become acquainted with
the excellent book collection that
is available for your study and
pleasure
Some Of the new books for
young readers are: Broken Ar.
row" by Elliot Arnold: cap
tain's Ghost" by Tclma l!arrinG-
ton Bell: Sierra Quest" by Earl
Coleman: "MOOnflower" by Me-
bane Burgwyn: "Fripscy Fun" by
Madge Chastain.
Don't forget story hour every
Saturday morning al 10 am.
Library hours arc: Monday
thru Friday ll:3O m. TO ) pm.
and Z pm. to $50 pm.
Saturday II am. TO SPIN.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05
East Glacier Park
by Elyda Uhl

A baby shower was held Wed.
nesday night for Mrs. Ron John.
son. H0stcsscs were Pat Steven.
son, Lucille LcAIay and Mile
Conner. The guest of honor was
unable to attend as she was take,
to Memorial hospital where sh,
gave birth to Alb II. OF GIRL \
coffee party is planned for the
new mother and daughter ON
their return. The baby has been
named Lureta Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Miner and
family are moving to Grra, Falls.
We will all miss them.
Mrs. Clarence Smythr returned
Tuesday from Minneapolis AID
MontivedeO, Minnesota where SIC
visited relatives.
E. II. Olson, Chief Purchasing
Agent for the Glacier Park Co..
left Thursday for ST. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcrlyn Irgcns Of
Shelby we're weekend guess of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kr>hka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny lIucrnrr
and children spent last Saturday
in Kalispell shopping.
Jcannine Knowlton was dis.
missed from Memorial hospital
Saturday. While she was in the
hospital Betty 10 Michal>on from
Helena and Mr.. and Mrs. CDync
Sands from Harlem visited her.
Mildred Conner had a dessert
bridge party Thursday night.
Prizes we're won by Pat Lu,z. Ann
Overcast, Helene Edkins and
Josie Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Donahuc from
Havre stopped at the Cy Steven,
son home on Thursday Mr.. Don,
ahue in chief boiler inspector for
the Great Northern.
Fred Van Clcavc was gone for
a few days last week on a bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Joracn,
son from Pleasant Lake. Nd,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Her.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05
Out Our Way
At Pontrusinu
BY Mrs. Aleen Sparour

- Delayed News
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wclch. girl.
and Herb Barns of Cut Bank
were visitors at the school Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Powers took
their. children to Cut Bank Fri
day to see the doctor. They all
had the flu.
The Bud Reisuscs returned Sun
day from their hunting They
brought home the vcnison.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Whirry and
family spent last week in the
Sweet Grass Hills. Mr.. and Mrs
Whirry made a trip to Great Fall.
while absent from the ranch.
Jeff HARDWOOD took a load o,
Sid's cattle down to Fort Bentor
Tuesday.
Bud Reishus and his father.in
law, Mr.. Ridell were In Babb the
first part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Douglas are
taking advantage of the goot
weather by building an addition
to their home.
Dave Ridell was a caller at thu
school Tuesday.
Five truckloads of black cattl,
were unloaded at the Walt Whir
~ ranch Tuesday.
The Powers children are still
home with the flu.
Leland McCullum came Owe
to the school Tucday and mad,
up those benches. Thanks Lee
We will need them Saturday eve
ming.
Don auckland. truck driver 70
Wesley House. unloadcd tn
ditch digger at the school Tues
day evening to finish the new vel
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05

spot this trouble Is to handle
each udder so that hard Jumps
and nodules beneath the skin
may be detected. Ewes that have
such udders should be culled be-
cause it's not unusual for udders
with these Jumps to break down
later with mastitis.
The take some time to|look the
ewes over carefully when they
are standing quietly and watch
for those that are beginning to
show laborcd breathing. This in.
dicates a Hunger" condition and
any feed that is put into a
Hunger Is wasted feed. Bad lunger
cases show up very readily, but
it Is not so easy to spot the early
cases.
Should there be any possibility
that the sheep have been exposed
to foot rot. it would be best to
remove any sheep with deform.
ed foot. Such a dcformity might
be a partially recovered case of
f0Ot-rot and the grower will be
further ahead to remove the ami.
NAL than to run a chance of a
f0otrot outbreak next spring.
An important disease that may
occur at breeding time is lip and
leg liberation since infected ewes
may pass the disease on to the
rams.
Any ewes showing scabs on the
lips or feet should be put in the
hospital band and the healthy
appearing ewes moved to clean
ground for breeding.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05

Ran lurkr last week. They were
on their way to Seattle.
Isabelle Kern left Thursday.
She worked for the Glacier Park
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerard of
Great Falls visited Mr. and Mrs.
i!arland knowlton last week end.
The Mahoncy family went I'd
Cut Rark for dinner last Sunday.
Wayne M"Mullcn celebrated his
l0,h birthday Wednesday, He had
five guests in for dinner and then
they attended the movie in
Browning
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Uhl went to
Waller Sunday and Monday hunt.
Ing phcaSaHts
Mr. and Mrs. Brck Stevenson,
MnrHr Rink and Bca Burns were
in GU, Ennk Thursday.
Gene ItcDhscn of Shelby spent
= couple Of days here last week
on business,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rowland,
.\brdrr"N, Washington, we're Sat.
ur!ay Night guests of Mr.. and
Nj, George Edkins. Mrs. Row.
land YVES formerly Mary Graves.
two of our boys had good luck
huY'l.g Jimmy Burns shot a deer
and Leroy Luckc shot 4 COW elk.
MIR and Mrs Bill Buhmillcr and
children from Cut Bank were
dinner guests of the Bud Ma.
li0NcyS Wednesday night.
y Halloween party was held
Saturday night at the school Nov.
les were shown and the WOmen's
Club provided the refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wright and
daughter of Ogden. Utah. spent
,hc week end at the Mark Wilson
home.
LOIS Stevenson. Warren More.
house, East Glacier and Minnie
EIginnd from Little Badger at
tended meeting at tc state cap.
!.ol TUESDAY concerning public
school laws BIS and 874. These
l:wS are for the benefit of OBJ.
tanning federal funds in assisting
the school in expenses and build.
i"S funds.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05

spring feed. In the fall these grass
plants are manufacturing and
storing surplus food materials
they will need to make early
spring growth. Unnecessary fall
grazing wcakens the plants 50
that they cannot regain their
strength ard be ready to produce
abundantly in the spring
Thirdly. cattle will make better
and earlier gains in the spring
II there Is some old grass along
with the new grass on the range.
The old grass helps to balance
the ration by providing some of
the nutrients that are lacking in
new grass and 1t also tends to
offset the washincss that is com.
mon with new grass. Leaving
some old grass in the fall is just
as important In dry years as in
more favorable years.
In shaping up a band of ewes
for the breeding season. it is
good business to consider the
health of the animals during the
culling process as we'll as type.
conformation and character of
fleece.
One troublcomc disease that
can he reduced by culling is
maStitis - commonly known as
blue bag. And the best way to
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05

for the school. We won't be haul.
ing water in cans much longer.
Funny how thirsty one gets when
we'll goes dry.
The children are looking for
ward to a ilalloWc'cM party at
the school Friday afternoon and
the grOWnup> are preparing for
that Harvest Supper on Saturday
evening We hope to have a good
turnout. Remember, turkey and
ham and al! the trimmings. All
you can eat for one dollar per
plate adults, 30 cents per pl.;,.
for children six and under.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05

Jake jacobson went pheasant
hunting near Shelby for a few
days.
Mildred Conner left Saturday
for Rochester, Minnesota. From
there She will 60 to Wisconsin
for a few days.
Clarence Munson stopped here
Friday morning. He attended the
school board meeting at Little
Badger Friday night.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05

When some old grass is left on
the range In the fall 1t accom-.
plishes several things that mean
added dollars In the stockmcn's
pockets.
For one thing. the plant residue
of the old grass helps to insulatc
the soil surface against loss of
moisture.
Second. il is the cool grass"
that furnishes valuable fall and
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-11-05
PUBLIC NOTICE

Upper Marias and brakes, both
rOrth and south. closed to deer
hunting.
SIGNED: Ted Hamakcr. Jim
Sullivan. Eldon Holland. Harold
Nelson. Charles Lincoln. Bob Bro
ply. Herman IIalvcrsen. Dan Sic
Yak. 4. II. Habcts. Jr.. a. II. Ha.
bets. ST.. Grin Weitman and Alvin
Wystub. 34.2wp
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Obituaries

Benjamin H. Bernstein, 68,
of 1929 N. Mountain, died
Nov. 19 while on a visit to
Red Bluff, Cal.
He had been a resident of
Tucson for many years.
Survivors include his wife,
Sydel, of Tucson; a daughter,
Mrs. Betty DeGiorirgio of
Chicago; a son, Arthur, Hous-
ton, Tex, and a step-son, Lo-
well Rothschild of Tucson.
Jacob Siegel, II, 3O33 E.
Sixth, died Nov. Is at his
home. He had come here only
five days prior to his death
from Linden, NJ.
Survivors include his wife,
Bertha, of Linden; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Mary Seuklar, For
est Hills, IL, and Miss Ida
Siegel, Vineland, NJ; and a
son, Benjamin, of Tucson.
Thnrn arc five grandchildren.
Mrs. Miriam Freshman, 54,
of 1211 Benson Highway, died
Nov. ID at a local hospital.
Mrs. Freshman had come
here seven years ago from
Liberty, NY.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Abe Freshman OF Tue
son.
The body was shipped to
New York for burial.
Miss Betty Lou Ziegler, 26,
of West Cortaro Road, died
Nov. 13 at a local rest home.
She had come here three
years ago from San Fran
cisco.
Survivors include two sis
ters, Mrs. Alex Gerber, South
Pasadena, Calf, and Mrs.
Stewart Gordon of Atherton,
Calf; and brother, Samuel,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Isidor M. Brill, "a, of 1903
N. Stone, died Oct. 3 at his
home.
Mr.. Brill had come here
only two months prior to his
death. There are no known
survivors.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Hours
For Cenfer
Health Club

A change of hours in the
Center Health Club has
been announced by Benja-
min N. Brook, Center di-
rector.
For men the health club
will be open Monday from
2 to 6 pm; on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from noon
to 10 pm; on Wednesday
from 6 pm to 10 pm. and
on Sunday from 9 am. to
6 pm.
For women the health
club will be open Monday
from 9 am. to 2 pm. and
from 6-1O pm; on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 9 am.
to noon; on Wednesdays
from 9 am. to 6 pm. and
on Fridays from 9 am. to
5 pm.
Effective Nov. 80 the
Center Health Club will
maintain this schedule with
no openings on Saturday.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
SUpperDonce
Is PI tanned
BY Hadossoh

The annual donor luncheon
of B'nai Birth Women, Chap
ter GLIB, will be held in the
Cliff House, Dec. 3 at noon.
Donation is $40 per person,
SIS for a patroness and $25
for a star patroness. Proceeds
from the affair will support
the groups District Four OBJ
legations to B'nai Birth Wo-
mems community, veterans,
civic and philanthropic pro-
jects and to it's children's
home in Israel.
Arrangements for the do
nor have been made by a spe-
cial committee of the chap
ter's past presidents from
1947 to 1859 - Mrs. Clifford
Giffords, mistress of ceremo-
MES, Mesdames Charles S.
Kalb and Earl Sydow, script
writers; Mrs. Morris Podol-
sky, decorations; Mesdames
Max Goodman and Abner Ro-
berts, invitations.
The theme for this years
donor luncheon is "a story of
SO Golden years." celebrating
B'nai Birth Women's fifty
years of service, carrying out
the celebrated words of EN-
ma Lazarus, 81 lift my lamp
beside the Golden Door"
Assisting the past presi-
dents on their committee are,
Mrs. Edna Keller, in charge
of transportation; Mesdames
Harold Bazar and Rose Diren-
field, for reservations; and
Mrs. Maurice Margolis, Hos
teSSeS.
The Arizona post., 1959-11-27
Workmen's Circle

Workmen's Circle Branch
152 will hold a social meet
ing Dec. 2 at 8 pm. in the au-
ditorium of Cong. Anshei Is
rael. There will be a special
program and refreshments.
An executive meeting will
be held Nov. % at 2:30 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Morris
Wanger, 1904 E. Ninth.
A Chanukah party will be
given Dec. % at 8 pm. at
Cong. Anshei Israel. A pro-
gram has been arranged by
Mrs. Sidney Weissberger, fea-
turing a play and musical Sc
lections. Holiday refresh
ments will be served.
Plans for future affairs in
clude the 18th annual BAN
quet of the organization on
Jan. 10 at the Pioneer Hotel
and reservations can be made
by calling Ben Kelly or Nor
ris Segal. On Feb. 7 the
Workmen's Circle will pre-
sent a fine Yiddish show di-
rected by Israel Weilchansky
at the Temple of Music and
Art.