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FOR

'FURNS.-Secretary, sew. machine,
tables misc. items. S5l4 Green
wood ave. Apt. 10. Ju. 5-0556
GARAGE equipment and stock. Ig.
milton parts, velders, steam clean,
er, snap-on testing equip. SP. g.
GAS RANGES. used, new, $40 up
I0lI 7th 81 NV Ma S-s952
GOLF CLUBS, 1859 pro line; set
OF 8 Spalding Top Flight irons
ana 3 Burke woods. Must Sacri-
nee. Sl25. JU. 7-7243.
GOLF CLUBS, woods, Georgl
lett handmade: reas. RA. 6-sO45
GROCERY and delicatessen eouip
We are turning our buSines
/ into a restaurant. A rare opport
| for those that can use fixtures
meat display box, freezer, walk ii
: cooler, adjustable wooden shelves
Gondcliers, scale, huge wooded
booths, soda fountain. etc Act
now. Call OIL. 4-2OO4. or stoI
al 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
GROCERY STORE FIXTURES an,
equipment. Call at 1891 4th stree
southwest.
GUITAR-Save $50 on Gibbi
concertone; as new in plush -lineC
case. RA. 6-1793.
GUITAR, Gibson, elec. amp. ten
banjo. rec. player As" Call TO
S-517s: ewes, Sat, Sun.
HEATERS RANGES New usec
lgas. oil. wUod. coal ACME STOW
co l0l 1th NV Ma S-s952
HEAVY-DUTY Black and Decker
cleo saw elec small hammer
Pyrocon for balancing heatinI
systems; Glib. auto. Kenmore
washing mach, S25; s4-ton win.
dow unit air cond. XII. S-O69l.
HIDE-A-BED, gray embossed nyloY
kroehler; in new cond.. S125 ol
best ofier. 1000 Mass. NV.
phone IKE. 7-lSl0.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 0.
entire 4-bedrm. home: some an.
tiaues; excel. cond.: moving. 2O2S
Bemont I'd NV, DE 2-04Bl
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PIANOS = Your choice. beautifu
new mahog, wal. ebony or blond
oak spinet pianos. reduced Il
S425 KITS Wash s largest mu.
sic storel, 1890 @ st. NV, RE
7-62l2. tAleI Branch, 1921 Mt
Vernon ave, open till Q pm
except Sat-
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TOOLS

Rakes, 81: used ShoVels. 81: hoes.
~ 90: 5-gal cans, $3.50: drop
cloths. 50 so: saws, 81 as: ham
mers soc: 6-ft dig bars SIS so;
blocks, falls, rope, chain wedges.
sledges So wheelbarrows $3.50:
chiSels. planes, motors: bunk beds,
Sl2: axes. So so paint. SI.59.
J. H. GICHNER
25l3 M St. NV FE 3-6345
lO,OOl Other Bargains
Free Parking
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PLANO, Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
excel. cond.. S435. Caloric auto.
gas range, SIS. FL. 4-3723.
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MARIO FuRN. co.
FuRNITIIRE

1V3N' w
1923 l4th St. NV DE. 2-4747
OPEN DAILY TIL 8 PM
FRI, SAT, SUN. TIL 6 Pm.
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NERK-TYPIST, under 70, for ar
Aitect's office, minimum 90 W.pm
V. 7-021O.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, cellini, 100 bass
like new. used 3 mos. Cost, 1915
Sell. S275. RE. 5-7554.
ACCORDION, Harmonium, hanc
made; used 3 yrs: excel. cond
cost $500; sell, S175. OIL. 4-694O
ACCORDION Poali soprano, pearl
excel. cond SIS r best offer
Val. 1915. ia. 9-511S, JU. 9-531O
ACCORDION. stradivari, l2O-bass
used very little, like new; price
S225. TO. 9-64S3.
ACCORDION, excel. Xmas gift
hardly uSeu: l2N bass, 7 switches
sarr. hCa' CT. s-4765.
ACCoRDIoN-Morelli lady's ring
small diamonds, in platinum
S2tii7f, c,nt'r -tny, een'. lie
carats, with brilliant sparkle of a
Fl - - nd 2 leT e Sres, pearl:
reasonable. Wo. 6-51O7.
ADDING MACHINE CALCULATOR
Bur. Cu-hS. full ke' board. Reason
able. Jh. h-41Si
ADDING MACHINE. S45. good con-
dition Also brsnd-new one: lO
keys, never used. OIL 2-0313
AIR CONDITIONER, coldspot. |,
toR model See at 242 Burgess,
az 3, Alex warwick village. 49,
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SEAMSTRESS

Ladies' and mems alterations.
Previous experience in cleaning or
tailoring shop necessary. YEARLY
employment with 1aid vacation
mission. Call MR. DRAIMAN.
JU. $500.
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PIANOS - Steinway. Knabe anc
other nne grand pianos in excel
cond at worthwhile savings
conv. terms: top allowance fol
your old piano. Use our Xmas lay
away plan. KITS WASHING.
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WASHER, de luxe Norge, late
model; range with glass window;
shelves. All in excel. cond., used
only few months. Ju S-725l.
WASHER, Bendix Economat auto
matc; good condition; $40. GA.
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STENOGRAPHER
TRANSCRIBERS

Large company has several open-
mss Tor rapid, accurate dicta-
phone transcribers. Excellent ben
ehts. Salary, $4,000 or higher.
Box 33l-Y, Star.
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FURNITURE
NOTICE

3 rooms complete This
decorator furniture was being
held for q customer who
moved out Of town. There
is an unpaid balance of
S352 65. Can be purchased
BY responsible party for
S3.SS weekly. ALL BRAND
NEW-NEVER LIFT OUR
WAREHOUSE. 81 pieces in
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
BUSINESS SERVICES

UPHoLSTERNG TINE FOR XMAS
i rm; suite. din. rm. chairs
speC Atty. Ress prices. Free esti-
mats. Call any time. TU. 2-5l64
or IA. 9-Sl43,
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PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights. smartlv styled
in a new durable finish, especially
suited for recreation rms Pianos
including local delivery CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO. ll0s @ 81
NV. DI 7-S464
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OF NORTH AMERICA
2133 Wisconsin Ave. NV

OF NORTH AMERICA
2l33 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CLERK K-TYPIST, under IS with
ability 70 work accurately with ng-
ureS GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
3535 V ST. ne. Call Mr.. Newell
LA. $3.50, for interview.
CLERK-TYPIST. under IS. good al
figures and detail work. Attractive
once, vic. Conn. and x. Salary
open. Fringe benefits. Congenisl
atmosphere and associates In
quiries confidential and invited
now 70 start after Christmas
Ph. MISS McCURDY, EX. 3-6632
CLR.-TYPIsT, BKKPRs., sECY.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
Arl., Alex, Falls Church
CLERK-TYPIST, for membership
department OF clinic. his. grad d,
type 40 w.p.m. 40-hr. wk., -
days annual leave, Is days sick
leave Der year, comprehensive
medical and disqualification COW
ersge for self and dependents;
beginning salary. S5S per week.
EX. 3-593S.
CLERK -TYPIST
Permanent position. all employe
fringe benefits, good location Op-
portunity for Advancement NE
$3.50, Ext. -347.
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HELP WOMEN
tcONTINUEDl
CI,EPK-TYpTST

Excellent opening for typist in local
branch once Of q large insurance
company; excellent opportunity for
advancement: many emDloye ben
efits Apply
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TRAINS-Lionel o gauge, wv
transformer: complete train
sets, ca. with whistle: new smok-
Ing engine iTeight, Passenger line
set: compl. layout on AXIS board
with tunnels. houses, remote
switches, taking station, lots Of
track. Everything $50. EN-. s.
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CONTINUED on Next PaseI
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TYPIST, exper., for public steno
and Duplicating ofc. Only thor.
ough exper. apply. State qualifi.
cations. Excel. salary TO right
person. Box 235-Y. Star.
WAITRESS, white, over 90: day
work no Sundays. Call HE. 4.
1879. after 5 pm
WAITRESS, white, 81 to IS: ex.
perienced only. Night work. Coco
salary and tips. Apply in person
after ; pm, CALVERT CAFE
1867 Calvert st. NV.
WAITRESS, young girl with counter
experience, white only, must be
neat. hours. S am. TO 4 pm.
5-day week. Monday through F.l.
DAY. 200 Wilson blvd. Airing
ton. ia. S-ll35.
WAITRESS, white. 2l-35, exper
for cocktail lounge. nights: ful
or part time. good tips and sal
esls esse 1877 199 Tsls Fnx reg TTs6SrrNNSGS No ph0n'
Mt Pleasant sa GH St nv hUoNSa Gpply 'is. be-.
tween Z and s pm.
MAKE EXTRA MONEY at home in
your spare time. State your ad
dress and phone no. Box 35O-Y
Star
WOMAN, with own car. to run
snack bar. on construction Job
nr. Rockville. WA. 7-S743 after .
WANTED AT ONCE-White house
keeper, age 80 to SIS: TO take over
the home A permanent home in.
stead Of high wages. No objection
or children. Call Overlook
S.S4O4 before > pm, or write 10
MR.. CARL BEARiNGER. Route i
Box $40, Baltimore 81. Maryland.
YOUNG WOMAN. some BACKGROUND
IN bookkeeping good knowledge
OF typing and familiar with the
use Of adding machines; for small
once in BladenSburg area. con-
yenient to transportation 5-day.
"a 2-hr. week; paid hospital and
medical plan and other benefits
Good opportunity for advance
ment; salary commensurate with
ability Call UN $1,000 after ii
am. for appointment
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NAoHEh' BendlS Economat auto
matte; good condition; $50. GA.
4-g335 ..
WASHER. Easy Sprindrier, S20t
vacuum cleaner, Electrolux. $40.
Phone VIII 6-0072
WASHER, ABC. wringer type. pump,
good running cond.. S35 or best
offer, Ewes, LU. 2-556S.
WASHER AND DRIER, WestinE.
house twin: mos. old: used very
little. sac, $3.50. WA 4-9507.
CONTINUED on Next PageI
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WHOLESALE DRY CLEANERS
AND SHIRT LAUNDERERS
Hish quality and reas. prices. We
handle bob-tailer routes and retail
stores. Call mgr, UN. 4-230O.
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PIANO, baby grand. 90 inches
S295. Good condition. JU. 5-ls9O
PIAN0-Smau Baby Grand, AL
cond.. S640: mahogany din. I'm
set; odd pieces. reas. JU. 9-22ll
PIANO, Kimball. small grand, fine
cond.. orig, $1,000; sac, $500,
incl bench. Ju 5-4AA1
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SECRETARY

IhiS is an unusually fnterestins
position Of responsibility. Short.
nand is q must. Experience pre.
ferred. but II you have the baSit
skils and q real desire 10 learn
you VIII be trained. 5-day week
paid vacation. We are conven.
iently located in Washinston',
taSteSt-growing business commu.
NIFTY. Personal interviews only AZ
INA 2l33 Wisconsin ave. NV.
SECRETARY - Immediate openin,
Tor Young woman with accurate
typtng ability and dictaphone ex
perience. Connecticut ave loca,
ton; 37l2-hour week: So, 800
NE. S-2363
SECRETARY, experienced-Perma,
nent position, In small pleasant
once Of professional society: mus
nave very good shorthand anc
typins ielectricl: good Starting
salary. Call EX. 3-3a53 fol
Appointment.
sECY.-TYPIsT-REcEPT.
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
1927 K ST. ST 3-ssoC
SHAMPOO GIRL, coiored; exper
nee: excel. opport. for reliabi,
person Walls HAIR sTYLIsT
TIE. $3.50.
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SEWING MACHINE, Singer. beau.
tiful blond and mahog console
sac, $50 so, terms. JE. 4-l257
SEW MACHINES. recond Singer
port, with att S16 95 console
S24 95 Day or night RA 3-6lsl
SEWING MACHINE, zig-zag, swine
needle: new, never used, $50. LA
6-695l, after $50, SP. 2-75l1.
SEW. MACH, mahog., desk model
de luxe White with attachments
mach. in peri. cond. CL. 6-5942
SEWING MACHINE, new, rounc
bobbin, forward and reverse vii
deliver; S25. JU. 5-1l69,
SEWING MACHINE, Morse. never
used. SewS forward, reverse,
patches, darns end mends, sac
$50 50. JF 4-125T.
SHOPSMI1'H, Mark V and acces.
sOrieS: S365 value, sell S265 JE
SOFA, green, Duncan Phyfe, SIS
gold wine-back chair, S35 EN-
2-O45l
SOFA. Duncan Phyfe; needs uphol'
SterinR springs in excel. cond
S25. Call JA. S-3697.
SOFA AND CHAIR. blue; need slip
covers: black end tables, bed
small chest. ia. 4-694s
SOFA, .ectional. tufted back, down
cushions Cost 5000 new. sacri-
fee $3.50 TU. 2-2331.
SOFA, beige, tufted; a great sacrif
regular 5000, sell Sl95. LaFRANCE
DECORATORS, CO. 5-23S1.
STAUFFER COUCH, de luxe model
compl. with attachments; $500 or
hest offer JU. S-9619,
STAUFFER MAGIC COUCH, $50:
Ike new. Call Jordan S-9O6O Ext
300; after 8 call AD. 2-504s
STAUFFER, de luxe model, with
leg attach. and timer; nearly new.
Coleman furnace JE. 2-0422.
STERLING SILVER FLATWARE.
royal Danish. complete service for
IL; all extra serving pieces incl
shrimp forks. ice tea spoons and
butter spreaders. like new; will
sell for fraction of actual value
Cali RA. 3-S255.
STORAGE CABINETS (2), TO-
drawer, cold steel. like new Cost
$50! S35 ca. OIL. 6-7791
STORE FIXTURES, ladies apparel,
!ncludin' carpets, racks, show
cases etc, Going out Of business.
Will sell cheap. Call collect. WILL
BUR ROGERS, Richmond, Va
Milton S-5l30. Mr.. Lsbes
STUDIO BED with slip cover. =
leather-top end tables and coffee
table. 500. A EN-. 3-lS93.
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TRAIN, Lionel O27 engine. trans
former. , switches. operational
cars and access; good cond.: S35.
JE. 4-UU2T
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INSURANCE

Experienced fre insurance policy
writer.
YOUNG a. SIMON
$40 Woodward BLDG.
KIND ELDERLY LADY, bet. $3.50
for Inv, exchange for small
salary and board. MRS. CLARKE
NO, 1@3l9S, ~. G-5263
LEGAL SECRETARY, 5-day week
g.3O-5:30 Salary commensurate
with eXper. Pleasant surroundings
Call MRS. SASSCER between IL
and II, ST. 3-54S6.
NURSE, registered, for clinic in
Tskoma Park. Nd, 40-hr. Vk
% days annual leave, - days
sick leave per yr, free medical anC
disqualification coverage; salary
S3,495 per VI, provision for an.
nual increases. Elk. 3-56l0
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

This is a good time to drive
carefully, avoid risks and save
lives on the highways.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

The lazy man never works;
the average man works all the
time.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF HIGHLAND
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
cusrov Johnson SF DECEASED.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to an order of the District
Court of the Seventh Judicial District
of the State of Montana, in and for
the County of Richland, made On the
Bird day of June, A. d. 1859, in the
above captioned estate the undersigned
as Administrative of the estate of
Gustov Johnson. deceased. will on
Tuesday the 30th day of June, AID.
1859. at 2:00 o'clock Pm. of said day
at the offices of v. G.. Koch, Attorney
at Law. Courthouse. Sidney, Montana,
t~ransacting he business of said estate.
sell at private sale subject to the
interests of the lessor under a farm
contract of record to the highest and
best bidder for cash all right, title.
interest and estate Of the said Gustov
johnson, deceased, at the time of his
death and all right, title and interest
that the said estate has by operation
of law or otherwise acquired. other
than or in addition to that of the said
GuSLOV JOnnSOH, ueccdSeN, ~ tic tHiS
of his death in and to all of that real
property described as follows. to-wit:
North One-Half of Section Twenty
COZ, Township Twenty-four (24)
Range Fifty-six (56).
All bids shall be in writing accom-
panied by ten percent (10T) of the bid
payable at the time OF sale and the
balance upon confirmation by the
District Court.
Dated this 5th day OF June. A. D.
1859.
MABEL ROGSTAD
Administrative
". c.. KOCH
Attorney at Law
Courthouse = Box 831
Sidney. Montana
Attorney for Administrative
Publish June IT, "a
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
Lambert Area News Items

Mrs. Steve Ruffatto, Synthia
and Mitzi will spend the summer
at the Martin Lake farm while
Steve is attending school in Mis-
soula.
Ronald Pust and Robert Petrik
arrived home from Wheaton Col
lege to spend the summer with
their parents.
The Catholic summer school
which was held two weeks came
to a close Friday with a picnic
out at ROSES Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Innis of Hav-
re, Montana are visiting at the
Charles Provost farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Korsmo
and family from Spokane, Wash,
were dinner guests at the George
Moen home on June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Kemis and
family visited at the George
Moen farm.
Mrs. j. H. Jacobson and dau-
ghter Helen have been visiting
mere in Lambert for the past
week. They arrived from Seattle,
Washington for the Alumni Ban
quet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Couture of
Arlee and Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Nicholson of Lindsay visited their
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
Fast Drivers Must
Keep Eye On Sky

There's a new peril for motor
lists tempted to stretch the speed
laws.
Besides keeping a wary eye for
radar or police cars, the driver
who hopes to get away with IS
miles per hour in a SIS mile-an-
hour zone also needs to watch over
head.
Some states and counties are
using planes or helicopters to
check auto speeds. When the fly
ing patrolman spots a driver who
is going too fast, he radios a fell
low officer in a car The earth
bound policeman nabs the often
der.
Marked distances on the roads
are used to check vehicle speeds
from the air. In several states,
they use simple crossbar markers
on the pavement that are not apt
to be noticed by motorists. In
Minnesota the idea is carried a
step further by painting the mark
ers in the shape of an airplane
silhouette.
Minnesota authorities hope the
distinctive and recognizable de-
sign will remind drivers that they
are in an area where speeds are
being checked from the air = a
deterrent other states try to obtain
in other ways, such as by parking
unoccupied police cars on the
roadside or by leaving dummy
cables across the pavement even
when no officer is on duty with
an electronic speed-checker that
uses such cables.
Minnesota's special airplane
markings have been installed at
about 90 locations on the state
highway system. The locations
were recommended by the captains
of the states eight highway patrol
districts after "a study of accident
records and speed violations in
each district. Signs at the en-
frances to the state explain the
unusual markers so visitors will
be aware of their purpose.
So, with this latest development,
the speeder is being trapped from
above, below, behind and on all
sides. He has less and less of a
chance. Considering the havoc he
causes. it is a good thing.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

brother, Lewis Murray and fam
lily at his ranch home on Butler
table the past week.
Mrs. Ivan Thomas and house
guests, Mrs. Eliza Childs of Stue-
ben, Wis, and Miss Jean Childs
of Cedar Falls, Iowa, came up
from Sidney to visit friends on
Tuesday.
George Howell Jr., and Mrs.
James Howell and daughters, re-
turned to their home at Superior,
Montana, Saturday after a weeks
visit at the Howell home in Lam
bert.
Noon luncheon guests at the o.
S. Kvaalen home Friday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Rial Cummings,
Mrs. James Howell and daugh-
tiers, Marian and George A. Ho-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Hammer
and Suzanne, Steven and Jeff
Alarcon were fathers day dinner
guests at the George Howell home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24

Masonic Lodge No. 80
JOHN BURNS, Worshipful Master
BUD HALvORSON, Secretary
Regular Meetings First and Third
Wednesday of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
IMPROVED RATES


President Eisenhower sent a
message to Congress on June 8,
recommending improvements in
the terms of Savings Bonds, in
connection with other public debt
matters. His message was accom-
panied by a statement from
Treasury Secretary Robert B.
Anderson proposing an increase
in the intrest rates on Series E
and H Savings Bonds from the
present ga per cent to 3M per
cent, when held to maturity.
The proposal also provides for a
rate increase of approximately
one-half per cent on all outstand-
ing bonds purchased prior to
June /, 1859.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
ALUMNI BANQUET HELD
AT LAMBERT

On June 10, 1859 at 7:30 pm.
the Alumni of Lambert gathered
for a banquet and an evening of
fun and Merriment.
Following the banquet where
every one enjoyed renewing &C
quaintances there was a short, but
effective program. Cornnie Thies-
sen acted as Master of Ceremonies
The first number was, Halls of
Ivy" song by Ruth Johnson and
Thema Polson) Swartz. This was
followed by a Trombone Solo by
Robert Petrik accompanied on
piano by Adele Roberts. Mrs.
Mikelson read poems written by
some of her class mates. We were
then favored by a song from Miss
Adele Roberts, Memories" accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Johnson on
piano. To climax the program
George Armour Howell told of in
cidents that took place while MI.
Cummings was here and also some
that happened afterwards.
Mr.. Cummings was asked to say
a few words. He is retiring and
will make his home in PLANES. His
wife also said a few words.
The business meeting was then
called to order and new officers
appointed. The officers are as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. DeLyle
(Scot) Jarvis; Vice President,
j. T.. Petrik; Secretary, Miss
Ruth Johnson; Treasurer, Mrs. Do
Laras (Mathesion) Carter.
1t was decided that we would
hold an Alumni banquet every
five years and the dues (50c per
person, per year, would pay for
the five years in advance. Another
matter that was brought up and
voted in was, each alumni could
bring one guest.
1t was very encouraging to see
people from as far as Washington,
Wisconsin, Big Timber, and many
other reaching points, come back
to Lambert for the banquet.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
P P0SF OFFICE
CORNER
BY
X. G. CARPENTER,
Postmaster

The Post Office Department re-
ceives top award for second con-
secutive year.
Postmaster General Arthur E
Summerfield, on behalf of postal
personnel who have lead and slim
ulated safety programs, accepted
the 1858 award from Charles c.
Friend, chairman of the interim
dustry Hiway Safety committee.
This is the second year consec-
utively that the department has
won the Vehicle Safety Check Pro-
gram Award.
Did you know that BENJAMIN
Franklin and Noah Webster serv-
ed as postal inspectors, and that
Walt Disney was a Letter Carrier.
From the Postal Service News:
Work is something that when we
have it we wish we didn't; when
we don't have it we wish we did;
and the object of most of it is to
be able to afford not to do any
someday."
Only a handful of u fore
fathers came over in the May
flower, but we're all in the same
boat now.
Our postal service is actually the
lifehood of commercial COM
munity and the backbone Of our
economy. 1t is unquestionably our
greatest communication system
and has played and is playing a
significant role in the expansion
of the nation. Few people under
stand how enormous the postal
establishment is.
The Post Office Department has
SAC, 000 employees
1t operates $1,000 post offices,
located in every part of the coun-
try.
It's expenses run more than three
and n = half billion dollars a
year.
Cash transaction on a yearly
basis, including 400 million money
orders, total more than twenty
three billion dollars.
The $4,000 rural carriers travel
more than one and a half million
miles a day.
The Department operates a truck
fleet using $4,000 motor vehicles,
including 10000 we own.
K. G. Carpenter, Postmaster
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
NOTICE Te CREDITORS

Estate of Guy Jewett. deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned. v. G.. Koch. Administra-
tor of the estate Of Guy Jewett, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouhers within four az
months after the first publication of
his notice to the said Administrator
at the law office of ". G.. Koch in
the Courthouse at the City of Sidney.
in the County of Richland. State of
Montana.
". G.. KOCH
Administrator of the estate
of Guy JaWett, deceased.
Dated June IS. 1859. >
DALE cox
Courthouse
Wibaux, Montana
Attorney for the administrator
Publish June II. ~ ana July 1.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES
CALL FOR BIDS

CALL FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board of County Commissioners
of Richland County. Montana will re-
ceive sealed bids at the County Com
m~issioners office Friday. June 26, 1858
at 400 p. M. for the purchase of
One used crawler tractor with
diesel engine. direct drive and at
least 80 drawbar horsepower. Sue
cessful bidder must take in trade
one used Caterpillar D7 Diesel
Tractor Serial No. 6T1011.
The Board Of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
All bids are to be addressed to the
County Clerk and Recorder of Rich
land County, Sidney, Montana.
Dated this End day of June 1858.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
RICHLAND COUNTY,
MONTANA
By James E. Spurgeon,
Chairman
Publish June 3, 10. II. "a. 1859