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Evening star., 1959-12-06

ALEXANDRIA. for sale bv owner
Semidet. , -bedrm. house, excel
condition; bargain for man with
5000; 500 will cover monthly
payments on 49b lst trust, and
interest on 2nd trust until LIST is
paid. See occupant. II Williams
6urg II. Jefferson Manor, or cal
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MARYLAND SALES TO. H-e7s:
ANDREWS AREA

ForestYille-3-bedrm. brick ram,
bier; Ia baths, fireplace. sep.
arate dining room, eye-level oven
basement. Only $1,000 down. I'm
mediate possession.
Temple Htlls-Assume 4hG O.
loan. 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
large kitchen, walk-out base.
ment. Only $50 per mo. include,
everything with $1,000 down. RE
1900 til 8 pm. PRUDENTIAL
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CHILLUM TERRACE
OPEN SIN y To &


OPEN SUM-, z TO 5
sO7 Sheridan st.-Exeellent 2-bed.
rm. brick rambler. ideal for thI
small family. Large liv. rm. with
firepl.. modern kit. with table
space; full bSmt. with "a bath
screened rear porch: fenced lot
55x95. DIR: Riggs rd pas
Chillum rd., left on Sheridan Mr.
Atino. Ii 1887 or HA. 2-3g62
ZAGAMI REALTY CO., Realtors
COLLEGE PARK-New 3 redrm
rambler, on tree shaded lot. Just
completed. Move right in Sl3,450.
Reas. terms To inspect call HE.
4-17OO, HUGH T PECK. Realbor.
COLLEGE PARK-Several new g.
bedrm. ramblers. Lge. kit. fully
equip. Full bsmt. and nice lots
REALTY, TO. 9-5924.
COLLEGE PARK-S5OO down and
500 mo will move YOU into thi,
immac. Cape Cod with fierplace
separate din. rm.. full bsmt. and
SSoEss RIDGWAY REALTY TO
COLLEGE PARK PRoPER-Wil.
lAallnDulb NOlOhAdl. I-UNaL III VI y 2,
walk to Nd. Univ. BUTLER
REALTY CO. AP. 1850.
CONVENIENT to Fl, Meade and
Washington-4 bedrms., . baths,
den, large liv. rm.. and family
sized din. rm. Ideal for large
family, or entertaining; $1,000
under cost BY OWNER. SP g.
$3.50, or SP. 3-114l
CORAL HILLS-4-bedrm., 3ls-batf
brick home. Priced below FHA ap.
praisRl. Features incl. sep. din
rm., den, dishwasher. auto. wash.
er, drier, deep freeze, gar, AMI
MORE. Call FORTIN REALTY
10. 10000.
CORAL HILLs-Spacions s-bedrm
brick home in this close-in eonv
area; full bsmt., flrepl.; newly dec
In addition there is a completely
pvt. apt to help pay for your
home. Low down payment Call
Mrs. Cox, 10 S-S347 or ST. g.
1858. ATLAS REALTY CO.
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ALEx-ARL-FAIRFAx
HOLIDAYS AHEAD

Plan your Christmas celebration
for this home, because you can
move in before the holidays. It's
a bTand-neW, large four-bedrooTa
split level with 2la baths, rec.
room and double garage. Located
in exclusive Mt. Vernon area, and
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ALEXANDRIA

Stunning brick Colonial. Z bedrms
den, 4 "a baths, formal dining rm.
plus children's dining rm. Immac-
ulate throughout. Washer, drier,
deep freeze: beautiful recreation
rm. with bar; garage II you are
large family, here IL is! Con-
venient to public and parochial
schools, bus bv door. Shown by
appt. only.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
A DREAM COME TRUE
(coNIIAUEol

A DREAM COME TRUE
How would you like to live in a
community of new homes. with
curb and gutterS In and paid for,
where there is over q mile OF
beautiful sand beach waterfront
with free doekage for small OF
large boats, plus a 1az-acre
spring-fed lake for fishing and
swimming, less than 30 minutes,
drive from D. C., on q dual-lane
highway? Sounds good? Then
read on.
A 6-room, new. modern rambler
3 master bedrooms, > baths with
colored fixtures and tile. oil a.-c.
heat. large walk-in closets. You
will be amazed at the spaciousness
Of this home. Sounds good7 Then
how about this?
Prize. gIA 30O Cash. Ekk0
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX.-S295 dn. incl. settlement.
3-bedrm. brick emi-detsched, full
esmt. Owner will finance. ST.
3-569O.
ALEX. AREA - Brick 2-bedrms..
sep. c.n. I'M, bsmt, scr. porch,
fenced lot W/trees. Walk to school,
shop Assume a. GI loan; s11.-
900. so 5-7q90
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PRETENTTOUS
ing EFT PAAEpr IN
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
HUGE SPLIT-LEVEL

Near Bailey's Crossroads this lovely
center-hall brick home has every
thing. Huge living room with fre-
place, large formal dining room,
big bright cheerful kitchen COM
plete with dishwasher. disposal,
etc, three large bedrooms and two
full baths, q tremendous rec. room
with fireplace, maids room and
ful bath. The hnishs is beautiful.
is right at S34,50O. Make this q
must today.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX. - SPECIAL - S1a.a5O; of
Russell rd 3-bedrm 15 bath,
brick Colonial Firepl, screened
porch, playroom in bSmt Good
terms XII q-363O NJ H BARRY
ORG REALTY ADMIN. Ewes
so 5-55OS
ALEX. AREA-Brick 2-bedrm du-
pleX. living rm.. dining rm, kitch-
en-. fenced-in ward; excel condi-
tion; conv to bus, shopping. etc
No down payment to responsible
veteran Total price. SI0,500.
WELLINGTON REALTY
Call Now-TE. 6-4l15
Evening star., 1959-12-06

MI. CALVARY CHURCH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
7401 Lansdale St, District Heights.
Lge. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, taste
fully dec, custom built OF the best
materials, de luxe in every detail:
conv. terms. MORRIS REALTY,
RLTS. LU. 2-3362, RE. 5-4676
RAY PARK-3-bedrm, brick CEN
ter-hall Cape Cod: liv. rm. with
wall-to-wall carpet; 3 baths, rec
pnpr rTa;; fsnSsd t1rISvg YaEd CARL sS5L A. Al
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Price: Sl4.3OO - Cash: $3.50
Monthly Payment: S96
Ella DT AN AMI

Monthly Payment. $50
FHA PLAN AND
NO SETTLEMENT COSTS
Sounds too good doesn't II? Their
call me for verification. Mr.
BETHEL, FL. 4-62ll.
Better still, drive south on Shirley
hwy. or U. S. /, and cross Oeco-
quan Greek to Woodbridge ano
Belmont sign on left approx
Bridge). You will agree youI
time has been well spent.
ALET AREA - Rambler: tallesi
trees in town: must appreciate 9
very large lot: 3 bedrms equipped
kitchen. living rm., dining area
FLA appraised $4,000. Owner
has already bought larger house
will sacrifice; NAV 20 CT; no down
' -
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WELLINGTON REALTY

Gail MOVIE. 6-4ll5
ALEX, BELLE HAVEN = HAND
SOME white brick southern Co.
lonial home situated in exclusive
residential area. Center hall. large
iy. I'm. with firepl., lovely din.
rm., paneled den, powder rm..
breakfast nm, attrac. kitchen incl
dishwasher and disposal. 3 charm
ing bedrooms, 2 baths, sun deck
finished attic. Maids rm., lavatory
shower in bSmt Att. > car garage
Truly a home Of distinction and
quality. $4,000. South 5-SO64
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Andrews Field Area
AVoNbALE-CHn,LuM

POWDER RM.-REC. RM.-DEN
1890 down. Vacant. New condition
throughout. Corner semidet. brick,
oedrms., liv. rm,, din. rm
washer, disposal; walk-out full
hSmt.; gas heat; large fenced lot
Extras include wall-to-wall car
peting. Only S15,950. Call LU.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
MOSES FOR SALE-MD.
lcONItNUEpl

. yA1ALr nj INT. hlkeb ana OulN
80 blvdD-open Sun. IS. s1l7 20tt
rambler, fpl., all-elee. kit. in
~ bsmt., lge. fenced I'd, very pvt
sec. Assume 4ee GI loan. HE
4I5o5oaa occoHEE REALTY CO.
ADELPHI-isl3 LEBANON ST.
MUST BE SOLD
Detached 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
= .espsd lot. 10. s s.e7so. IfGEsi he. i4-ssGs 1905
ADEIRHI; ND HOME FOR
2ls.bath rambler; I'm. rec. rm.,
den, dble, csrport. assume 41aSs
1910 1St. Owner will take
End. ARNALL REAL ESTATE.
AP. 7-9349. PA. 5-4O4I.
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER with h.
- VIII; take over GI loan with
y' nominal cash; big patio on fenced
- believe. at $4,000. FREE STATE
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-l266.
ALL THIS FOR l3.5OOi-Brick;
bSmt.. garage. ga bedrms din
rm., frepl., hot-water heat. level
- lot. Near Catholic church and
school. bus and shopping. $3.50
settlement.
MARYLAND SALES TO. 9-6762
ANDREWS; settlement iees:
- S495 dn.: Vacant-3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. on 4-aere lot. Call
Z CHARLIE. WA. 7-l257.
ANDREWS AREA-Open Sun. IL to
b. 81 AIS Allies rd., Morningside
S400 down, FHA-appraised Sl2,-
300; immediate possession; 7-rm.
Cape Cod; bedrms.. equip. kit.
g. newly redecor.. h.-w; heat; 2-car
schools; al public utils. DIREc-
TIONS; Out Suitland pkwy. to
=, Suitland I'd. right and continue
. 70. Randolph I'd. Cat ESQ station)
left I block, left to open" sign
RE .R-42Nn. pves PIE RRRIr
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

.oODLAYN-3 bedrms.. lge. rec
run., gar, on corner lot. 2.50C
down. 500 mo- UN. 1882.
PE 5-5954.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

Pretty pIac new stone faced, .
bedrm. home. in S. PiscataWay. II
mi. E. n. C.: well equip: hsmt
favorable financing: S12.75O.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

House store and equip. on forested
4 % acres, So miles D. C.. mr.
Ft. Wash. Md: low land invest
fnent: price. S9.9 $50 cash
Evening star., 1959-12-06

New brick 3-bedrm. home. new
Andrews area: baths liv Tm
equip. kit: walk-out bsmt.; city
water; $2O,995.
-Aderholdt Rity. Co., CHI S-S5l5:
ewes. CHI. S-S3O5. 1926 Liv. rd. Sc
Evening star., 1959-12-06

UNUSUALLY GOOD PUYS
Attractive home 10 mi. D. C., de-
lightful community: almost - a..
bedrms.. equin. kit. all con-
vens.: very low price, at Sl2 500
with 4iaes GI loan.
Evening star., 1959-12-06

WIVES, your incomt
will count toward qualifying fol
this 3-bedrm., full-bsmt rambler
With only $1,000 down and nc
settlement costs you can move ir
before Christmas. THOS. F
Evening star., 1959-06-28

CoLORRD--a nEDRM, APT--1es
ssns' GSsSnSas "a. g. Sessiis'w w. s'' mo "a
C0LoRED--S2p sra ST, NE
Apt, n New. clean, attr, mod,
Pm. Mr.. NASH. NO. 7-O680.
COLORED--23O0 18th ST. Nv
Bath, heat and hot water turn. /:
Dallas "eoRApY't& Son CO,
CoLORED--ase RIDGE ST. NV,
- bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. bath;
SOS mo. Key No, !, inspect, or
call CO. S.6222.
CoLORED--asIs i4th ST. NV
vain I'm" tlrn n1 s!n ss mo- eeai INSECT s or or
cali CO. b-622a.
COLORED---aa2e 1th ST. NV
rms, dinette; kit bath Sh neat sna nc
bsiIifDAss bHifAs V oRHDS RlHsfHf'"S a 0isoS' CO.
COLOREn--ie27 LAMONT ST.
nm SS:w' az n2' nSt diva wafer mf i,;rn' NJ redse
sfs mo. mo- Keys with jsnitor, 10;
s9'ss I Son. Sr eo. sei S:.e2sa. !: gS.LNS 'N"D'
COLORED-f4os HARVARD ST
Sis,SO mo: heat and hot water
furn, TO be vacated July l See
lanitor TO inspect or call CO
cOLORED--ITiT 9 ST. NV, 3rd
Apply GUY TIMER, 1929 ilth
ST. NV, NO. s-49O1.
cSdSRET cS1ssnp 4sa TIE NE, rR.s,pESI ss. nE'SI
Newly remodeled eley. bldg;
room modern Kit. and tiled bath
StST so. Apply janltor on prem:
ises or call LEO N. BERNSTEIN
l. CO, AGENT, DE. s-s4s4.
COLORED-Ii6t CLIFTON ST
bath, entire ar. Also privii. shsr-
ing kit. Ideal place Tor respect
able people; no drinkers, no chill
dren: S55 mo. entire cost. Or fur
nished rm. NO. 7-7l51.
COLORED-DE LUKE APT, 703
An st NV, Apt. -, rm,, kitch-
snette and bath: ali utilities incl
Only ssS 30 mo. Mr., NEuMANN,
Ma. S-6700
COLORED--asSs 18th ST. NV
BsMt. apt; = rms. kit. and bath;
ear. only S4o so mo-; all utilities
incl. Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. s-8100
COLORED--Ss 7 ST. N.w.--LarEs
/ room: kitchen And private on1n IN
g%.aSs7 % V Ewes. Tu S.oe1a :
COLORED-LOvELY cedar Oar,
dens apts. In southeast WASH :
and s-besrm. spts aSsliapN Ne, fsr ~ :
pu s.sa4s WALKER q DUN
TOP, INC, CO. S-022s
COLORED-I-BEDRM. APT, new
90 so Utiis. incl. LU. ] -03s5
COLoRED. Ills 9th 81. NV. Apt
62-i-rm. kiteheaette: sefni"priv'
ate bath; only Also ne a, Al
gtiliti.. !. dn incl, MR.. NkuMANN
COLORED-FLA. AVE AND litl
ST, vIC.--apt,; pvt. entr- PVT
utiiS. OWNER, EN-. o-107.,
coLoRED
307 Division ave. ne -Lks
bedrm. apt. with din. area, S6I 80
See Mr., Kins in APT. 2D3. i,
3li Division ave. n.e.--LaIE. =
oedrm apt, with din; area; 30
see Mr.. Jones in Apt. s04
The Carey winston Co. CO. S-i42.
coLoRED-s0 seth ST. Sc
Lovely e-Bedrm.. All Utils.' ~ 10 30
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S30l
coLoRED--5I RANDOLPH NV
. rms, kit. bath; all utils,: Sua 30
wAsHINoToN RLTY., RA. 3.s30o
coLoRED-l433 SPRING RID NV
> rms, kit, bath. ut, incl, 1850
WASHINGTON RLTY. RA. 3-s3o0
coIoRFD-3is 18th PL. NE
. rms. kit, bath: nr. ArmoTy: Sl1
WASHINGTON RLTY, RA. 3-s3oo
Evening star., 1959-06-28

COLORED - BEAUTIFULLY KEPT
downtown apt. BLDG. At intersee.
tion Of Mass. and N J aVes
t707 fst st. nv,l Spacious at
trac. 9-rm. kit. and bath apt. &.
heat incl: SIS. Apply ian; or apt.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

q. I'm 7 sas y sTl incl l.si n. y, y i:s i:.
nj! .issS pm kPt; aos R, R,
ssss ssisshsn! ToASns Sinstts ~; and BATH, al
condition: only SS4 so mo, Mr.
EEIJMANN, MA. e-6700.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

COLORED-90I HOWARD RD. Sc.
II bedroom. living room. dinettt'
kitchen, and bath. Newly decor
Ated, S54 so. Tenants pay utilities
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
AIR-CONDITIONED
BROOKVILLE
Shirley Highway
2-Story Homes

ist-fioor lavatory. scientific kitch-
ems, auto. washer and drier OPP
tional; loads OF closet and storaRe
space, master Tv antepna Ample
play and parking areas. Open
daily. ewes Sun. Call FL, 4-sgWl
DIRECTIONS Shirley hwy. TO
Seminary I'd. exit, Follow signs to
once
Evening star., 1959-06-28

80 = lolh o. ~ W Nh N-u5SU /
32O1 9th ST. Sc.
. BEDROOMS, ss55O
Includes All Utilities
Bright corner ants ideal setting; ]
quiet street ample psrkine. Apply
resident manager or call 10. (
DREYFuss BROS
1919 18th 81 NV MA s.o5sc
2025 FENDALL ST. Sc
BLOCK OPP GOOD HOPE RID.
Exceptionally nice l-bsdroom apt |
So 50. incl ell utils in mod
apt BIDS shops transp Apply
21Oo FENDALL ST. Sc
Or Call LII 2-342T
DFEYFuss BROS.
1919 18th Ct NV MA s-o5s0
5th AND MISSOURI
AVAILABLE JULY
Attrse l-bedrm apt, IN mod bids
located in .exesllent n.y. area.
A,,,v ,ssfIoRl ssf 99 iEGh' ssi1 HtSI stb ar NV
1913 18Th RNsftyW 81 NV n IA. s-o5so
sE0e Cl De.
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA $4,000
1884 DEvoNsHIRE PL, NV
&tsaiNosTioN RLTY.. RA s.s3oo
1725 18th ST. NV.
/ BEDRM.-S15
Nice apt IN quiet, adult, elevator
bldg Convenient downtown locs-
tion. To insuect. see or call switch
beard, AD. 2.f95i II @. SMfTHY
co. ST $4,000
6143 KANSAS AVE. NE.
| BEDROOM-S72.50
Utilities Included
beautifully Handicapped With front
and rear entrances. DINING u "
Agent, IA, 9-44e4. X. g. 6MfTHY
CO, ct. $4,000.
The Supai weekly news., 1959-08-14

Last Saturday Mi innie Marshall almost
cut off her big toe viii lie she was chopping
wood in her bare feet. Maybe you should
get some glasses, Minnie! :
Floyd Putesoy, Junior Was very sick
but Dr.. Mills took good care Of him while
he xas here and Jr. didn't have to go to-
the hospital efter all.
Tuesday, the day Of our big flood,
Codell Grounds hurt a finger and he is 60
ing to lose fingernai1. window fell
down on his hand suddenly.
Tuesday, Sandy, the Mi ssion horse.
got excited and became caught in the wire
fence. Lloyd Hanna ran to his rescue and
got him out and he Was alri ght.
Genevieve Rogers cut her knee badly
and had to have lst Aid by MIR. Collins.
Nellie Rose Hanidreek is ST ok in bed
today and she is also wondering why the
Mail Man didn't bring in her school
cl thes today.
1nnortant! Notice! Inportant!
AT9r>r~
The Supai weekly news., 1959-08-14

pi Hilltop at $3.50 A. N. on
August Nst TO take the Hava-
s,pai students to Peach Springs
to catch the Greyhound bus at
1893 that sane day.
Remember: Phoenix students leave here
August 28th--Fri day.
Stewart students leave here
August 3oth--Sunday.
Ft. Apache students leave
here August 3lst--Nonday.
Two weeks from now ell you young people
Will be leaving for school.
Miss Ida Idi ticava came hone August 9TH
from flagstaff where she stayed while
getting we'll from her operation she had
in Phoenix in July. Mrs. Joe Montana
brought her to Hilltop.
James Nescogane called on the telephone
and said Rock Tank was getting lots Of
water in 1t. He also said there were
or bears up et the Grand Canyon.
One of them chased William Little jim.
Mr.. Harry shonts, Of Phoe nix, cane in
yesterday to buy some horses. He left
todey with three or four head.
Mr.. Clifford Siyuja called on the tele
phone from Grand Canyon to talk a while.
Mrs. Bert jones left yesterday for Peach
Springs. She has been visit ting with
her husband and relatives for several
weeks.
Mrs. Hardy Jones came home yesterday
from Peach Springs. She had an oper-
alton in Phoenix also.
The Supai weekly news., 1959-08-14
BOARDING SCHOOL SCHEDULE

Bus TO Phoenix: Will arrive AZ Fualapai
Hilltop 9 O'Clock the Morning of
August 18th. Tt will go 20 Peach
Springs from Hi lltop and arrive
there about ll:OO A. N.
BUS to Stewart: Will arrive at haal apai
Hi1lsop at lO:Oo A. M. on Aug.
10Th (smday) and return through
Peach SPRINGS loo P. NJ. and 20
on to Kingman for students to
board afternoon bus to Carson citv
Nevada.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-20
SARAH M. SATHER FUNERAL
AT ALEXANDER MAY FL

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
M. Sather, 81, will be held at 10
am. 0CST) Thursday in the Trim
ity Lutheran Church at Alexander,
North Dakota.
The Rev. Carl Nelson, pastor of
the church, will officiate and
burial will be in the Highlands
Cemetery in Mckenzie County,
North Dakota. Mrs. Sather died in
the Sidney hospital Sunday night
from the effects of a stroke.
She was born in Tronjeim, Nor
way September 20, 1876, came to
the United states with her parents
in 1880 and they settled at Ken
sington, Minnesota. Her marriage
to Martin Sather took place in
Fargo, N. D., December %, 1910.
They homesteaded in the Sheep
Butte area of Mckenzie County in
1911. Mr. Sather died in 1897 and
she lived at Alexander until 1857
when she came to Sidney to re-
side with a son, Clarence.
Aside from the son in Sidney,
she is survived by five other sons,
Thomas Broden of Great Falls and
Alvin Broden of Tracey, Calf,
both by a previous marriage.
Harold Sather of Cartwright, N. D.
and Henry Sather, both of
Sidney; 10 grandchildren and is
great grandchildren.
The Gorder Mortuary is
in charge of arrangements.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-20
Sapphire Mine
In
Natl Magazine

The Yogo sapphire deposits near
Lewistown, named by the U. S,
Geological Survey as "the most
important gem locality in the
United States" were featured this
month in the national publication
The Lapidary Journal.
The article, by Floyd l.. Johns
| of Alhambra, Cal, covers the his
tory of the sapphire deposits in
| Yogo Culch in Judith Basin Coun-
ty from the time of their discovery
in 1895.
In 1898, British interests from
London, England, took over the
mines, incorporated under Mon
tana laws and began full-scale
operations. Using the primitive
methods which had been used in
the diamond fields Of Africa, the
company recovered between $780,
00O, 060 and $50, ZOO, 900 worth of
sapphire. The author, who lived
in the area as a boy, reports seeing
perfect cornflower blue stones
weighing up to ITO -carats in pos
session of the men who worked in
the mines.
In 1856, after several years OF
negotiations, Montana residents
gained control of the British in
terests and now for the first time
since the sapphires were discover
ed in the Yogo deposits, montana
people have an opportunity to pro-
fit from the Montana mine.
The Yogo deposit, according to
the article, is the only place in
the world where sapphires are
in a vein formation, with
the sapphire-producing dyke ex-
tending about five miles long,
averaging about 1900 feet thick
and 10 feet wide. Only a small
part of the dyke has been worked
and, because of its great size, all
mining will be carried or from
he surface for many years to
,ome. According to mining eng
neers who have surveyed the
nine, the Montana stones r of
he best quality found anywhere
n the world and the demand for
he stones greatly exceeds their
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-20
Moline News

Miss Joyce Crook, Mrs. Norman
Rod and Mrs. Clarence Christian
son accompanied Moline. pupils
to Watford City Monday for Play
Day. The school brought home
IL ribbons.
Mothers Day guests at Mick
Warnkes were MI. and Mrs. Otto
Christoferson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arley Christensen and family.
At Christiansons were Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Helling, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Rod and families and
Mrs. Minda Christensen. Mr..
and Mrs. Art Weber were at Ernie
Golfers in. Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dian and
family attended a. fashion show
at Sidney school Friday evening.
Mothers Day guests at Andrena
.Gundersons Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Monson and Mp. and Mrs.
Severt Spoonheim and families.
r Lutte Haugens, Alton Oians and
Clarence Christiansons attended
Band Day Saturday. z
Callers at Christiansons Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Homestead, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Weber and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Rod and families. Mrs. Artie
Winden and Miss Joyce Crook
visited there Tuesday.
Have you ever listened to a
person who has a hobby that he
thinks You ought to know about2
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-20
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of express
ing our appreciation for the kind
ness, sympathy, and help extended
to us during the confinement and
at the death of our father and
grandfather, Marcus A. Cook.
To the attending physicians and
the staff of the Community Mem
orial Hospital, our thanks for
their skilled professional atten-
ton and sincere personal thought
fitness.
To II friends and neighbors
for their floral offerings, memor-
1als, words of understanding, and
personal assistance, we offer our
deepest gratitude in the time of
our bereavement.
The family Of Marcus A. Cook
l8-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-20

The WMF of the Lutheran
Church are sponsoring a Mother
Daughter Banquet to be held IN
the Lutheran Church parlors on
Wednesday evening, May 9th,
serving to start at $50 pm. There
will be a program, and everyone
is cordially invited. Tickets are
on sale at the Savage Mercantile
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sharbono
and son. Charlie Forty, Janice
Kassner, MI. and Mrs Douglas
Barone and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Burau, Bob and Virginia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Barone and
Ronnie, visited at the Elmer Mast
velten home on Thursday evening
and helped Mr.. Mastvelten cele-
brate his birthday.
Mrs. Edgar Hart of Glendive,
Mrs. Eugene Burau and Connie,
Mrs. ElGena Wilson of Sidney.
Mrs. Godtfred Miller, and Mrs
Don Price gathered at the Harold
Etzel home on Thursday afternoon
and helped Mrs. Etzel celebrate
her birthday. A very delicious
lunch was enjoyed at the close
of the afternoon, and Mrs. Etzel
received many nice gifts from her
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dashner
and family of Sidney enjoyed
supper at the Robert Gregg home
ON Wednesday evening.
The members of the UCR enter
tanned their mothers at a Mothers
day program in the Lutheran
Church parlors on Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Martha Scott, Phyllis Pri-
gan and Virginia Burau enjoyed
and cake at the william
Mitchell home on Saturday inter-
in honor of Mrs. MitcheI's
birthday.
Mrs. Anna Bergstedt made a
rip to Havre on Monday night /.
md accompanied her daughter Z
md son-in-law, MI. and Mrs Con !
IneSs to Pullman, Washington, !
where they were present for a
Concert in which their son, :
took part He had also COM c
osed one OF the numbers that !.
1e band played at the concert =
A nice group attended the =
pring concert presented by the =
avage High School Band and
lee Club in the High School p
on Thursday evening. T
his was presented under the
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-20
Savage Area News

/ direction of Mr.. Arne Hastad, o.
the High School faculty.
Mrs. Art Muller of Frannie
Wyoming and Miss Helen Karster
of Billings spent the weekend in
| Savage visiting at the Joseph
Nemec and Emma Mastvelten
homes, and also with other friends
and relatives
Mrs. George Eikhoff and MS.
Grace Prigan entertained the
members of the Past Matron's
Club at a luncheon at the George
Eikhoff home on Saturday at loo
O'Clock.
Mr.. Hans Tombre was taken to
the Billings DeaconeSs hospital
last week for further medical at
tention-
Mrs. w. W. Phares, of Van
Couver, Washington is enjoying
a few weeks visit at the home of
her daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin MaSchera-
A very large crowd attended
the Fellowship dinner held at the
Lutheran Church on Sunday, i'm
following the morning
service. The occasion being in
honor of Mr.. Wiley wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Franck and family
and MI. and Mrs. Clarence Jen-
sen, who have recently became
of First Lutheran of
Savage.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Etzel's three
married daughter, Helen, Ethel
and Selma, who reside in Seattle,
arrived on Friday morning for a
5isit with their father, who Is
'eceiving medical attention at the
Memorial hospital at this
ime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Burau, Bob
md Virginia, visited at the Pat
Kelly home in Glendive on Sum-
Mr.. Harvey Mitchell, who Is
with the Armed forces
rived home on Sunday from
,hicago, to enjoy a furlough at
ne home of his parents, Mr. and
1r. William Mitchell. T.
Sunday, May 31st will be Pro-
Sunday for the Sunday
chool students of the First Lu-
leran Church to be held at the
corning worship service. Certifi-
ates of Promotion will be given
1T at this time. /;