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The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04
SENATOR TH|ESSEN REPORTS
EXTRA BUSY WEEK IN HELENA

AS the deadline was reached for introduction of bills
in the Montana Senate Thursday, 203 Bills had been in
troduced as compared with 223 in the previous session
reported Senator c. R. Thiessen from Helena this week.
A furious battle ensued in the Senate on three liquor
bills. Two bills would have provided for issuance of
liquor and beer licenses to Golf Clubs, and the other
stripped local municipalities from regulating closing
hours of liquor establishments. All of these bills were
defeated according to Thiessen.
Since Redistribution of taxable property is in progress
Senator Thiessen invited Richland County taxpayers to
acquaint themselves with SB78 by Senator Streeter, ct
al. The bill provides for 400 assessment Of cash value
and maintains the present status of property classified
ton. Thiessen stated, "This bill if enacted should allay
the fears of 1000 assessment and in my opinion is
worthy of consideration to bring about more equality"
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04

FOR SALE-i951 OIds '88". 4-dr. and
2-wheel trailer. Both licensed.
Priced for quick sale. Phone 912J.
3-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04

SB &c, the lobbyist registration
proposal which has drawn fire in
two sessions survived the final
vote on General File.
SD "a dealing with obsence liter
allure is under hearing and study in
the judicial committee. Senator
Thiessen is a joint author of this
bill. Many letters and petitions
from Richland County residents
have asked for corrective action
on this subject.
at was a pleasure to have a
guest Miss Pat Bakken, daughter
of Commissioner and Mrs. Bakken
during the afternoon session last
Monday, stated Thiessen. Miss
Bakken is a 1858 Sidney High
School graduate, a 1858 graduate
of Montana State College and is
now a registered nurse, who was
looking forward to taking her oath
as a member of the nurses corps
of the National Guard.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04
Storewide Bargains
AT QUHLINGS' RESALE

Fine quality new and used cloth
ing. also an electric sewing
machine. nice assortment of
dishes. and bric-a-brac.
Located at 500 Bird ST. S. E
s blocks e. of Lalonde Hotel
Mrs. Walter Quilting. Prop.
3-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04
JENSEN 80.
Continued on Page 81

been extremely active in the Rich
land Homes Project.
Former State Senator og Rich
land County Donald c. Nutter was
the 1857 recipient of the Good
Government Citation. Nutter had
also served as Manager of the
Riohland County Fair. He has
since been chairman of the Re-
publican State Central committee
and has a private law practice.
There r no specific criteria for
the Good Government award,
however, generally speaking the
man who is chosen has been active
either as a public official or as a
private citizen active in the af-
fairs of local, state, or national
government.
Committee members include
Ray Whiting, Chairman; and
Robert Hall, George Norr, and
Ralph Norby. Dick Reilly is
handling publicity for the occa-
sion.
Reverend Stanley Larson of the
Pella Lutheran Church will give
the Invocation. Featured enter
tainment will include a musical
program by the Sidney Sixteen"
under the direction of Lee Jen-
nings of the Sidney High School
Music Department. Robert Hall
will be POSTMASTER of the even
ing. Each Jaycee will bring his
employer as guest. Tickets will be
obtained at the door.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
AWARD ARE PRESENTED

The Sidney Kiwanis Club pre-
sented awards to Sidney residents
in the Christmas decoration judg-
ing at the Kiwanis meeting. Top
four winners were c. E. Hagen,
Peter Provost, Ingvard Svarre
and E. H. Wick. Honorable men
ton went to Dean Back, Mansel
Woods, Dan Price, Otto Habe-
tank, Dick Ness, John Harnish
Jr., Ansgar Jensen, Axel Jorgen-
son, Eta Thogerson, Ed Krebs-
zach and Woody Hall.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04

Newt ! LONE cOlor-cote hair
creme
enriched with lanolin
Both men and women buy LONE
to cover up gray hair-to brighten
drab hair-t0 whiten white hair.
EASY TO USE -.
Just comb n level teasponnful
of LONE through the hair.
That is all there is to ii . no
rinsing!
WON'T RUB OFF -
WASHES OUT!
One years supply only SIPS
HOTEL Pharmacy
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04
KRINGEN NEW OPERATOR OF
JARVIS CONOCO STATION

Everett Whitley" Kringen is
the new lessee and operator of
the Bob Jarvis Conoco Service
Station at Fourth and Central.
Whitley" started operation of the
station today.
The official announcement of
the change of operators will be
made by the company at a later
date.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04

When doctors go into confer
ence, the patient is either very
sick or very rich.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04

You can succeed in your work
despite bad judgment, a quality
everyone POSSESSES in some degree.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-04

The trouble with highly-pres-
sured emotions is that they drop
suddenly to a new low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
SIRLoIN STEAK

Close Trimmed
Western Corn-Fed
Beef, Aged to the
Peck Of Perfection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-15
Enjoy the Citys Finest Beef. -
cInnSasASaa Western Corn-Fed Beef

There must why others do not otter USDA graded meats
the consumer Two On:
GRADING
TO
USDA
Graded Prime and the finest quality
the lowest possible price,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

ton Of chocolate chips TO warm
eooonut cream pudding made ac-
cordiag 20 package directions
For still another surprise" dos.
sert try, sliced bananas with van
lila pudding The bananas are
placed IN the bottom OF dessert
dishes and vanilla pudding poured
on top. Carnished with additional
banana slices. it's a pretty dcs-
sert that appeals TO a ehild
Chocolate Marble Pudding
/ package chocolate flavor pud
ding and pic filling mix
? cups milk
Is to ~ whole matnhmailowa
METHOD; Combine pudding
mix and milk In saucepan Cook
and stir over medium heat until
mixture comea 20 FULL boil
Remove from heat Add 20 ~
whole marHhmell1ws and stir un.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
Mrs. tiuntIey Surrait
Receives Pleasant
Birthday Surprise

When Mrs Huntlcy surratt
3ga2 Third Az g., set out last
Saturday night May .. she thought
she was going 10 a dancing party
at the Dyclunan Hotel Instead
she found that her husband with
the help Of her mother, Mrs v
l. Escue and two sisters, Mrs
Elaine johnson ard Mrs Doris
johnson, had arranged surprise
birthday party IN her honor
The festive affair WINS held I'm
the rImpus room al the home Of
her parents Nr and Mrs ~ l.
Escue. APO Firth Az q The birth.
day motif dominated the decor
Var cDiorcd balloons imprinted
with Happy birthday" hung from
the ceiling and table appointments
carried out the birthday motif
Whist wah enjoyed during the
evening with prizes captured by
Mrs Jessie Shepard first and Mr.
Ecailaw Wallace second. Also
winning prizes IN the lucky mum
Der drawing were Mines Gabriel
Boudreaux James Small and Eca1
law Wallace.
Moving pictures we're taken ~
the group and pictures we're shown
by Kenneth Smith The bonores
received many lovely gifts
The serving ~ lunch from
prettiiy appointed buffet eonrlnAs
81 the evenings run
Among those enjoying the ocs
cAsion were Heaars ard Mines
James Small. Louie Ripper To
bart T Mitchell Jr. Ecallaw Wal
lace BIN Fraction Maurice WHITE
Robert Wynn Mines George
Holmes Cleveland O6ia. cslr8eI
BoudrsaBz Jessie gbcpard. Mss
Dorothy Wells and Heusru y l.
Eacne Kenneth Smith Bradford
Bennsr ard Warren Hayes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

has been established IN most Minnesota communities.
and today rs p Of Northwestern Bell telephones arc
dial IL the Twin Cities and many other Minnesota
communities, We have extended the to-lrcc loeal
calling area 10 include hundreds Of additional ,elo-
phones Farm service has been substantially sS-
pandcd and improved
Nearly balt Of our customers IN Minnesota may
nov dal long distance calls directly 10 hundreds Of
cities and towns throughout the nation statewide
radio relay system has been built 10 provide addi-
poual facilities fof inter city calling. defense COM
fnunilauon, and network tecyision programs. Hun
dfods Of miles Of long distance lines have been
weather pfooled by placing them IN underground
cable
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
MINNESOTA RANKS 18th IN THE NATION

With one million Belt telephones. Minnesota ranks
l6th among the states IN the union This relatively
high position has come az result Of the very great
gfszth which occurred IN this state since World
War II n tool ~ years for Northwestern Bell 70
install he first bali million telephones 10 Mnneaota.
The second half million has come IN only the IS
years since 1870
10 pai tbs second haG miliion telephones IN
service has demanded the iul!sa ute of 40 Inc
resources Ne posscst II has required expenditure
Of more thsu 500 million and an tncfcase N en-
pioyces from 1900 % about 1000
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

high scores were Minoa q, l..
Alexander Charles r. Noble and
Palmer Jackson, first, second and
thlri respectively Mrs Maurice
Daniels and Mrs Hiram Giahs
were guests OF The hostess and
werv each given gift Mrs ollyc
Gum Tss IElehatt Az win be
hostess az the nest meeting on
June a.
Twin city Maids and Matrons
Mrs W "A walker $50 lglohart
Az win he hostess 70 the Twin
CITY Maids and Matrona Bridge
club on Saturday afternoon May
10
Returns To Work. Mrs Orton
shelton. iia Iglehart Az, has no,
turned 60 work after being con
fined 90 her home the past two
weeks due 60 ilmoss Her children
Noah susan and Arthur who have
been confined home with siege
Of the flu arc now able 60 be back
~ school. while aon Tony ~ Htill
10 AZ home with the flu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

eusigns Of Negro ancestry IN The
US navy
Visiting PANTY: Mr. Charles
suawaer OF Detroit, Mich ar
rived in the city Thursday morn
ing by motor 20 visit his son and
family. Mr. and Mrs Jack Straw
der az $3.50 Third Az s, Mr.
strawder's stay in the city is
Indefinite
Jack A Jill Mothers; The Twin
City chapter of Jack and Jill
mothers met at the home OF Mrs
Richard l.. stokes. Jr 1900 i7th
Az. SO. on Friday May / Plans
were discussed for inviting the
national convention 20 the TNin
Cities in 1863 on Saturday, April
rs. children from two thru nine
age group. were feted with a trip
on the Hiawatha Vista Dome TO
Red Wing. MINI Highighung the
t1p was a sightseeing bus tour OF
the city, tour OF the Red Wing
Potteries and a tour through the
canuery and eliminated with lunch
al the local YMCA, The next meet.
ing viii be June IL
Returns Home; MIR T., v Jack
son Of Chicago. who has been the
houseguest OF his sisters, Mrs
Viola Madden and Mrs Josephine
Brown OF 1887 Firth Az g. left for
his home on Thursday. May T.
While IN the city Mr. Jackson, al.
vded his time visiting another sis
ter. Mrs Hattie Shelton Of 1910
S Ninth St and other relatives.
He enjoyed the hospitality accord
ed by everyone
Family Visitors: Mothers Day
for Mr. and Mrs Felix Fngg sr
Iof S70g Fourth Ay. s., was an
especially happy one as they had
their entire family around the
festive board Their three sons and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Felix Fogg Jr and Eddie and Jo,
Fogg all OF Louisville. Ky. ar.
rived In the city late Saturday
afternoon especially TO spend Moth.
er's Day with their parents A
family dinner was enjoyed by the
| group on Sunday The visitors
are enjoying sightseeing around
the Twin Cities and other courtes
les including dinner guests or
Thursday OF Rev and Mrs " G
Harris OF aOis Clinton Av They
will leave Friday today for home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

Mrs Kenneth Bowser, treasurer,
was pretty in aqua organza, the
bodice hvishly embroidered. feat
urng square necklne. waltz
length. with which she wore rhine
stone jewelry.
Pale blue net and chiffon formal
with matching sandals was the
lovely choice Of Mrs. Fred FoIl-
bright, financial secretary. and
Mrs Andrew Brooks, sunshine
chairman, was adorable in a white
lace formal designed with full
houffant skirt accessorized with
rhinestone iewelry and plastic
shoes trimmed with rhincstones
Mrs Calvin Taylor was striking
in black and brown net, waltz
length formal with which she wore
black and gold jewelry,
Giving accent TO her charms,
Mrs Drexel Pughs yellow floor
length formal was accumulated
with band Of white brocade at
the hemline and was strapless. She
wore pearl jewclry; while Mrs.
Robert Johnson's lovely choice was
a white waltz length formal EN-
bro!dered with red roses and en-
HANGED with red accessories
Mrs, Julius Clemens was charm
ing In mint green net and lace
formal dramatized with pink &C
cessories and Mrs Mary Motcn
Smiths lovely choice was a stun
ming creation OF white net. the
strapless bodice featuring a cum
berbund Of yellow silk and her
attire was enhanced with gold
sandals and yellow crystal jcwelry
other members of the club in
clude Mrs. Joseph Waters. Mines
Peter Robinson. vice president
Robert Jackson, reporter. and
Samuel FAINT, the latter three were
not present at the party,
The suburbanites added that
final touch OF hospitality which
/ enhanced an evening OF merrimont
for even the most retiring guesl
and chairing the affair was Mrs
Julius Clemens ably assisted by
Mrs. Drexel Pugh and Mrs Mar,
Molten Smith.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

al partially melted Serve warm,
plain or with cream Makes or
8 servings
NOTE THIS IL q,rck dessert
that should be served 80 20 90
minutes after Il Ii made no as 90
be warm when served lia sure
60 rofrigefntc left over pudding
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
a PLEDGE FOR the FUTURE

A. We start work our sccond faillion, We know that
the inventions and Developments from telephone
research aill bring amazing changes IN our communi-
cations service We assure our Minnesota customers
tlat their TELEPHONE OF TOMORROW will
offer .efsoe that b faster more convenient and far
her reaching han anything you nov have We
pledge DOR beat efforts 10 continue 20 bring YOU tho
mot modern and complete service that can be
provided.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNrAroIIs BIRrHDaYs


May rs Mrs Mary Moss Park
Av Rest Home Mrs Elijah Hen.
derson. 1879 Bryant Ay ~ Paul
Kelley. tsti Fourth Ay 81 Linda
susan Randeii, ti2i Clinton Ayi
Rochelle Marie Anderson, 3h2t
Smelling Az Mrs Dorothy Jack
son. 2si9 Stevens Av
May II Burr Grigahy sra s7a
Aldrtoh Az. N. Burie Carmichael
sr sT44 Firth Az s Mrs Viva
Jean webb, iO2a Third Av 81
Mrs Ruth Lewis, Ao4t Clinton
Az. Miss u Patricia Black Sdia
Portland Az Mrs Rose l. WI
Hams, 2olS 22nd Az. s; Michele
Anneti Tinslcy Se2t Portland Az,
May ~ Claude Burt, 2sis 18th
Az. : Llama Maycs 7ni Humboldt
Az. " Mrs Gertrude Palms, 1851
Bryant Az. ~
May 10 Harry Blackwell l4io
Third 81, s. Mrs Celia Boyl
$685. Fourth Az, s Mrs . Thorn
as 1918 Chicago Az Della Wilkora
son Haynes. o7b Aidrioh Av NJ.
Nathaniel Walker ST. 36ia Firth
/ Az s.. Raymond ] Wallace. aSis
Smelling Az
May 20 Margaret Johnson Ssli
Clinton Az Harold Mayes IT., T0i
I Humboldt Az ~: Mrs Robert
Jackson. 1901 18th Az = Donald
Turner Jr, 1907 Emerson Az, N
May n Joseph Young, 2o2f
First Ay s Mrs Theresa Jones
1908 Emerson Az. n Mrs Fro,
/ Anderson, iOa2 Bryant Az N
/ May 20 Pascal J Commodore
1881 Bryant Az NJ Magdnlont
Jones. 100 Aldrioh Az NJ NcidI
Burnett. 1929 Fourth Az s. Al
ONO Ellis s50s Firth Az g keith
I Thompson, 1901 Fourth Az 3
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

Some time in May. Northwestern Belt uiI install its
miilonth Minnesota telephone.
We lbinl the fact that Ainncso,a pcoplf nov make
use ~ million Ben teic phones 10 help them ~ their
daily living aod working Is highly indicative u this
repons vitality snd progress atnpesota's mionth
telephone also measure Of our abilily 20 meet the
expanding communication needs Of THIS slate.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL

or Hospital Mrs Ruth Mcdonald SOB Marion ST. is
eonyaescng her home after having undergone surgery
Bethesda hospital,
Club Hostess; Mrs w Glenn 3GlO Fourth Az S. Mime
apos hostess the IaSSeg are Bridge club
urday May Following lunch members and guests engaged
keen competition the bridge tables Winning prizes for
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
THREE RECEIVE six MONTHS
roR TRYING Io BusiB HOME

Birmingham CAMP Three
white men received sentences OF
six months last Monday Tor an AT.
tempted bombing 81 Nogroa
home IN 1883,
Herbert wilcutt, ELLIS LEO and
Crawford. all entered guilty pleas
"it h when we forget ourselves
that wc do things that are re-
men,bornd "--E. q. Itartin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

corsages Of pink and white sarna-
tons greeted guests ON arrival
and directed them TO the table Of
their respective hostess.
The white covered tables were
highlighted by centerpieees Of yell
low jonquils encireied with ferns
and souvenir matches with the
clubs name engraved on them.
Place cards in the shape OF the
letter IS" were Inscribed with the
name Of each guest A Maypole
with streamers in gold. green, pink
and white stood in the center Of
the dance floor just in front Of the
baudstand.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
Social and Personal
y MINNEAPOLIS

Family Visitors Mrs Bertha Tahorn OF haywood III, was
the weekend guest of her daughter and onaw Mr.
Thomas NJ jackson of 362l Fourth Az $ Also visiting
the Jackson the time Mrs laeksouS brother
Ensign Marvin faborn, who stationed Newport r. En-
Tabor is member of the IF the USS Harwood az
ached to the Atlantic fleet and at fifteen u naval
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
SERVICE mas BEEN IMPROVED

n addition 10 meeting his Tremendous demand lof
more service. We have been able 90 cHcct substantial
improvements during he postwar gears Dtal asr.ice
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15
SUBURBANITES ANNUAL DANCING
PARTY AT TT. SMELLING " A.
CLUB ATTRACTS GAY CROWD

Last Friday night, May IT Smelling A. Club rcsounded
with the making Of gala and gamourous crowd Of
$50 friends of the SuburbaneS Social Club dancing evening
merry away at the clubs annual spring formal dancing party
Club colors Of gold and carried dccora
tons The swsnk affair brilliant weekend hghlight
members beautifully gowned aud identified BY wearing wriset
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

MAY I, 1890 Pennsylvania tn
stalled tho first state inheritance
tax To- the Va,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15


A five piece orchestra provided
the scinuIlating and smooth rhy-
thms that kept members and their
guests dancing the evening merri-
~ away Az the appointed hour the
official introduction Of the club
was made by Cornelius Tucker,
orchestra leader. AS each name
was announced. members exquisite
ly gowned In bah attire, stepped
forward 10 the center Of the hall
and took streamer from the
Maypole forming a circle.
As part OF the presentation,
after members were introduced.
they were joined by their escorts
and danced TO the theme OF Star
Dust" Mrs Martenzie Barber, club
president, was first 10 step for
ward, very attraetively gowued in
an ice blue net formal enhanced
with very unique collar OF rhine.
stones and matching pumps,
Mrs. James Douglas. secretary,
was a fetching picture in aqua
net strapless gown, waltz length
and trimmed with eyelet embroid-
cry. She wore pearl jewelIy; while
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

Every dollar of federal aid
Indiana gets costs us Sl.5S" 49,
Gov. Harold Handley.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

Easy tricks with pudding and pie filling mix make fay.
orite dessert extra special and exctugy different children
Chocolate pudding for instance takes dimensions when
marahmalows added 90 the pudding while s warm
The slightly melted marshmaows give added flavor and an
petite appeal 90 tho dessert favorite
Another delicious change about pudding treat is the add
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-15

VUT"VI ENWW NEN FFTIFNE y
May ~ Mrs Emma Simms.
Milwaukee. Wis
May rs Marguerite Bowliu
Kansas City, Ksns
May % George NJ Johnson
Washington, y C.. Mrs Osceola
Wright. Omaha, Ncb
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
TN THE AIR FORCE
By Eluine townsend Dickerson

Our two big daughters are out:
side skating in the sunshine. Hayes
right now is UP on the roof fooling
with his amateur radio antenna.
Have been looking forward to the
warm weather and gardening, but
1t looks like ours will be rather
curtailed this year. I will probab-
ly be in Delaware most OF this sum-
mer with our three daughters and
Uncle Sam Is footing the bill for
a little sOjourn for Hayes across
the blue. Have been looking for
ward to coming east. but had hop
ed it would be the five of us max
ing the trip instead of just the
females in the family.
| shall spend my time with you
bathing in the sun and water and
seeing what antiques the Eastern
Shore has stocked up in the last
year and half.
Not much news to tell you from
here this week. We're interested
in the local election for. Mayor.
The current mayor is a neighbor
of ours and he is bowing out this
time and when he announced his
decision in the newspapers the fl
ing began. There are eight now i'm
the race and it will be fun to see
the outcome.
Hope you all are well and can
enjoy this lovely new season.
Always.
. Elaine Townsend Dickerson