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Evening star., 1960-02-13

serving as q room divider
between foyer and living
area. The circular fiue, an
diversified pipe, was painted
a vividly contrasting red
and reached through the
ceiling to the chimney on
the roof. The high shelf held
an diversified ceramic Peruvian
bull and other pre-Colombian
objects.
A fireplace in a room with
an Early American theme
also lacked a mantle. It was
trimmed around three sides
with a simple picture mould
ing frame of natural wood.
Above it on a wall of white
washed brick were arranged.
in assymetric fashion. Two
brass and wood candle hold
ers. two iron placques Of the
kind used to designate fire
companies in Colonial days,
and a clock topped by q Fed
eral eagle. This latter took a
position high above the fire.
place.
Above q super-elegant fire.
place in q French-influenced
interior, fioated a pair Of
polychromed. wood carved
angels Of italian descent.
They were attached to the
white silk papered walls with
angle irons. To the right an
diversified modern painting
made a striking vertical ac-
cent next to the fireplace.
Questions and Answers
Question-I'd like to get
your suggestions on ways to
make a covered patio resem-
BILE a French street cafe. We
have little furniture except q
picnic table. My husband will
build any type Of table.
chairs, benches, lanterns,
counter bars, ETC., that we
need to create the effect. Our
house exterior is pink with
aqua and white trim. Ceiling
Is stained red wood.
Answer Characteristic Of
the French cafe is the avn
ing. So your room must have
one even If it hangs inside. A
wide, pink and white stripe
would be pretty. particularly
if it is protected from the
weather. A white brick floor
(real or plastic) could be the
next addition. Since your
color scheme suggests South
ern France, continue with
light colors for the furniture.
Small squares of pink marble
might rest on simple legs
your hush a n d constructs.
Have at least three Of these
in place Of one large table.
If you can find old ice-cream
parlor chairs, paint these
pink too. and have cushions
of the awning material.
(Released by Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate)
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

and Housing. 1t is his responsible
1ty to recruit and train the census
takers; plan and allocate work
assignments; review the work of
the census takers and take remed-
ial action where necessary, and to
handle problems of difficult enum-
Grafton.
Names and addresses of crew
leaders follow: Mr.. Kenneth Chap
man, Sidney; Mr.. William Harp
ster, Glendive; Mr.. Charles Wood,
Volberg; Mrs. Gertrude Vollin,
Miles City; Mrs. Avis Sharp, Hard
In; MIR. Robert Mace onnel, Forsyth
Mrs. Mary Henry, Harlowton; Mr..
Roy Sommerlad, Livingston; Mr..
Milo Schanck, Red Lodge; Mrs.
Helen Hashley, Huntley; Mrs.
Nancy Yager, Laurel; Mrs. Beu-
lah Hartley, Laurel; Mr.. Floyd
Updegraff, Billings; Mrs. Helen
Brown, Billings; Mrs. Dorothy
Tough, Billings.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
12A Donors
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1,

Other recruitment workers were
Mrs. Andrew Hanto and Mrs. AL
bert Emily. Homemakers Club
members assisted at site of draw
ing as volunteer workers. They
also had charge of canteen. The
tasty sandwiches and home made
cookies were enjoyed by donors
and workers. Juices were donated
by Quillings, Safeway, Jerry's
Market and Reynolds Stores.
Members of the Sidney Key Club
and MI. Gonzales of Elks Lodge
assisted Unit Custodian in unload
ing and reloading.
Mrs. Afford Bah1s, Richland
County Blood Program Chairman
on behalf of the County ARC
Chapter expressed thanks to those
who assisted in making this draw
ing a success, and to the ElkS
Lodge No. 1882 of Sidney for pro-
viding the site. ice and equipment
Mrs. Bahls reported, eft is graf
flying to note the fine response fol
requirements of blood by friend.
for our folk who have had blooC
transfusions. Al this drawing Al
pintS were so designated. Trul!
"When We Care, We Share" Don.
ors giving blood do just that, 81
someone some where benefits ID.
every pint drawn.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Rev. w. FindIey
Speaker At PTA
Meet, March IS

The Rev. w. l.. Findley, Havre,
president of the Montana Associa-
ton for Retarded Children, is
scheduled to be feature speaker at
the next regular meeting of the
Sidney Parent and Teachers AS
ISOLATION, Tuesday, March 18th at
7:30 pm, in the auditorium of
Sidney Public High School.
The Montana group, organized
about 3 years ago, is affiliated
with the National Association for
Retarded Children. Montana has
made giant strides in only the last
very few years in meeting the
problems of education and care OF
the retarded. 1t is expected Rev,
Findley will discuss these problems
in detail and give a report on a re-
cent study by the Presidents Com
mittee on Retarded Children.
Supt. of School H. F. Mikelsor
will speak on Higher Education
and Procedures necessary to esta-
blish a Junior College. PreSiden-
Mrs. Daniel Iversen also announ-
ced there will be nomination Of
officers.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Girl. Scouts
CONTINUED FROM PAGE u

in half and some of them went to
Mrs. DaSSinger'S home for a lesson
in braiding and the remaining girls
were at the home of Mrs. Paul
Provost, who taught table setting.
This week Mrs. Leroy Ekedahl
will have part of the troop at her
home and will share a cookie
recipe with the girls. Mrs. Palmer
Norby will have the other half
of the troop at her home to
share in the fun of a new recipe
and making cookies. This is a
wonderful project and affords the
mothers and daughters the OPP
portunity of participating and
! working together in Scouting. The
leaders of this troop are Mrs. Joe
Taylor, Mrs. George Norr, Mrs,
Joe Minder and Mrs. Paul CreSap.
The other troops have special
activities which are in process and
these will be news releases in the
near future. We want all of the
people in Sidney to know what
the girls r accomplishing.
In order to carry on this pro-
gram successfully these girls need
your help in their fund drive
] When the Girl Scouts are out
selling cookies next Saturday
March 10Th be sure to buy some
for you will be aiding in a pro-
gram that is developing our future
citizens.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

Others listed on the Honor Scroll
were as follows: 14A jeanne
EicholtZ. 14M Wanda Criger, Su-
san CroSgrove, Ruth McNutt. IA
Kathleen Johnson, Marilyn Sather.
1894 Mary Anne Mercer, Kathleen
Price, Barbara Weitz, Sharon Kin
gerry. 1872 Ronald Wick, Bonnie
Hauk. 1914 Kathleen Chambers,
Cathie Tuott. 13 Donna Hansen,
Linda Burns, Bruce Harper. 1894
Mary Ellington, Bill Berner, Dan
ny Kemmis, Kathy Dammarell,
Patricia Morel, Bruce McMorris,
Thomas Jones, Dennis Williams.
1919 Beverly Johnson, Ito Vies-
tenZ. 1914 Georgane Ellington,
Beverly st. Cyr, Dick johnson,
Roberta Hall. II David Norden,
Myrna Ulshafer, JoAnn Kappel,
Don Petersen, Katherine Brooks,
Suzanne Lalonde, Kay Nelson,
Charlotte Rosaaen, Deanne Web
Der, Donald Hurd, Kent Norby.
11M Greg Hass, Peter Vallejo,
Judythe Krejci, Ronald Rounce,
Wayne York, Sharon Enghusen,
Rita Anderson, Alayne Dian, Bob
Jensen. 1112 Paula Strom, Ange-
line Vallejo, John Levno. 11M
Bonnie Burns. IL Charles Petersen,
Edith Franz, Karen Hansen, Rus
sci Larson, Rodger Rosaaen. 1924
Dawn Atchison, Brenda Quilting,
Jerome Anderson, James Christ
Jansen, Richard Doyle, James
Petersen, Susan Zieske, Marianne
Sorenson, Jackie Yoder, Arnold
Hansen.
1919 Karen Hyde, Karen Berry,
John Jensen, Judy Sunwall, vi
Wan Hansen. 1914 Ray Hartman.
Karen Pillatzke. 10 Mary McChes-
ney, Albert Hasten, Gary Soren-
sen, Jean Barber, Mary Crosgrove.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
RaA 9ohuson And Oso4, NDaaGr United
At HM Lutheran Church Ceremony

Miss Ruth c. johnson and
Oscar S. Kvaalen were united in
marriage at the Pella Lutheran
ChSrch ON Saturday, March 5.
the Reverend Stanley Larson, Of
ficiated. Present for the informal
ceremony were relatives and a
few close friends.
The bride was goWned In a
white siIk ballerina length mist
taffeta with a scalloped neckline
of alencon lace. An elbow length
veil fell from a lace cap. The
white bridal bouquet was detail
ed with heirloom pearls.
She was attended by her neice
Miss Carol Mcbride Of Big Tim
ber. The bridesmaid wore a radl-
ant blue baaherina length dress cd
nyEon oganza with matching
floral headband. Arne Kvaalen Oh
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

Linda Lalonde, Rickie Stefan.
Michel DeVoir, Mary Hackley,
Sharon Sax, Carolyn Sharbono,
Gloria Steppler, Howard Leland,
Marvin Strom. ga Janice Peter
sen, David Kemmis, Sharon Christ
Jansen, Karen Murray, Patti Price,
James Bush, Richard Vallejo.
Richard Williams, jeanne Rau,
Glen Musick, Gordon Simard.
Sylvia Dian, Gloria Gable.
9K Rita Fay, Donald Kingery,
Robert Knopp, Marianne Gullik-
son, Gary Whited, Donald Bentson,
Ronnie Harper, Gary Kaufman,
Kathy Kaufman, Ben Pierce,
Arthur Keller. GA Billie Ander-
son, Tom Lane, Barbara Petersen.
Barbara Chapman, Lorraine Dian.
Aletha Whiteman, Alice Dave.
Donna Marker. 9 Robert Atchison.
Jill Redgren, Terry Douglas, Linda
Petersen, John Lee, Louella Brett
ling, Karen johnson, Patricia
Wheeler, Marvin Kilen, Diana Full
ton, Barbara Larsen, Connie Peter
sen, Bernice Sorensen, Michael
Lowe, George Sorensen.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

Judy Ann Coleman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coleman,
Havre, became the bride of Dale j.
Wing, sol of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wing, formerly of Sidney. They
were married in st. Jude Catholic
Church in Havre. Rev. S. D. Pen
ma, S. J. officiated in the double
ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a chapel-length
gown of chantiley lace and tulle
over white satin. The fitted bodice
and long pointed sleeves were Of
chantiely lace, the bouffant skirt
which was covered with rinestoneS
conferred lace motifs was tulle. Her
waist length veil of imported il
fusion wa attached to a cornet
embelliShed with pearls and ride
scent pettets. She carried a bou-
quet of red and white carnations.
Linda Coleman, her sisters mat
ron of honor wore a pink ballerina
length gown of net over taffeta.
Robert Wing, brother of the groom
was bestman. Mrs. Howard Moon
was organist.
The mother Of the bride wore &
navy blue sheath dress with white
accessories and pink and white
carnation corsage. The mother OF
the groom wore a medium blue
dress with white accessories and a
pink and white carnation corsage.
The brides cake was baked by
Mrs. Doug Thompson, decorated
by Mr.. Doug Thompson and served
by Mrs. Clyde Richardson. Miss
Betty Johnson served punch. Mrs
Don Lear served coffee. Mrs. Car
Baltrusch and Miss Donna Hawk
yard opened and displayed the
gifts. Miss Linda Waldrip and Miss
Sherley Brekke assisted at the re.
ception which took place at the
VIEW Club room.
For their wedding trip to the
estern part of the state the bride
chose a navy blue two piece sheath
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS


Sealed bids will be received by the
Clerk of Sidney High School District
No. l at the Clerks office, Senior
High Building, Sidney. Montana until
7:30 PM, MIST. Thursday, April IA,
1860. at which time the bids will be
opened and publicly read. Bids
received after that time will not be
considered.
Separate Proposals for each Letting
will be received for the construction
of a High School Building consisting of
Letting 1, GENERAL CONSTRUCTION;
Letting II, PLUMBING WORK; Letting
LII, HEATING WORK; Letting ",
ELECTRICAL WORK; Letting v,
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT; Letting VI,
SCIENCE AND MISCELLANEOUS
EQUIPMENT.
Drawings, Specifications, and form
of Contract may be examined in the
offices of NordquiSt & Sundell, Archi-
tectS, 4 Poly Drive, Billings, Montana,
where a set of said drawings and
specifications may be obtained. A
deposit of $4,000 refundable in full to
bona-fide prime bidders and fifty
5000 per cent to n~on-bidders upon
return of the plans and specifications
in good condition within ten (10) days
after bid date, will be required.
Each bidder must be licensed as c
Contractor for the class of work in the
State of Montana.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
bid security in the amount of no
less than five $50 per cent of tht
total amount of the bid. Such security
shall be in the form of a bid bond
certified check, cashiers check, banl
money order, or lawful money of this
United States. If awarded the con
tract within thirty 1907 days the bidde
shall within ten (10) days enter int
a formal contract and give good ana
sufficient bond to secure the term
and conditions of the contract unit
the Owner; otherwise the bidder shal
pay unto the Owner the differenc
between the amount of the bid O
said bidder and the amount that tn
Owner legally contracts with anothe
party to perform the work, If tn
latter o be in excess of tn
former, but in no event shall the bid
der's liability or the liability of tn
Surety of such bidder, exceed tn
, penal sum of five (5%o) per cent c
: the amount of the bid.
[ The Board of Trustees reServes tn
: right to reject n and all bids and [
|, waive informalitieS.
E. E. EdmondSon
: Chairman, Board of TRUSTEES
| Attest:
Amy J. Stevens, Clerk
Sidney High School District No. /
Publish March 8, 16
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Seek Signers For
Library Petitions

Missoula-Hopes of establishing
a cooperative library federation
for Richland and neighboring
counties may be forwarded the lat
ter part of next week. Conferences
on the possibility are planned in
Circle, Glendive and Sidney by
Secretary and Director Ruth o.
LongWorth of the Montana State
Library Extension Commission the
two days following a Sagebrush
Federation meeting tentatively
scheduled March II in Miles City.
The new Federation if and when
established, would probably have
its coordinating center in Glendive,
according to Mrs. Longworth.
Prior to the Miles City meeting,
Mrs. Longworth plans to spend two
days in professional working con-
situations in Baker and Ollie.
E. w. Page, chairman of the Sid
ney Library Board of Trustees,
said that first a petition signed by
not less than 10 percent of the
resident taxpayers whose names
appear on the last completed
assessment roll Of Richland county,
half of whom reside outside of the
county seat, must be presented to
the County Commissioners.
Petitions have been circulated in
Sidney, and plans are now under
way for the circulation of petitions
in other areas of the county, which
will be completed in the near flu.
ture. When all petitions are COM
plete they will be presented to the
County Commissioners who viii
then take the required action Il
establish a City, County Library.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

dress, with white accessories and a
red c%arnation corsage.
The out of town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lear, Duane,
Maybelle Robin, Shelley, and
Layne Lear, sister and family of
the groom of Richey, and Mr.. A.
0. Provost, grandfather of the
groom.
The couple are making their
home in Havre, where they are
employed. The groom is employed
by Baltrusch Construction Co., the
bride is employed by First Nation
al Bank.
The bride was honored at show
ers given by Mrs. Bud Heath and
Mrs. Doug Thompson at the Heath
home. Donna Hawkyard and Jen-
nette Grove at Miss Groves home.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
POSTMASTER SPEECH
CONTEST CONTINUES

Harry johnson and Henry
Schepens advanced in the local
speech contest being held by the
Sidney Toatmasters Club during
its regular weekly meeting held
Tuesday, March 8 at the Lalonde
Hotel. These two winners will
compete with previous weeks
winners in the second round of
the speech contest beginning next
week.
The final round of this local
speech contest will take place on
April 5. The winner of the local
contest will then participate in the
Area Contest 10 be held in Glen
dive where one POSTMASTER will
be chosen to advance to the Dis
trict Contest held by ToastmaSters
International. From that contest,
winners will go on to the Zone
Contests held in various cities
in the United States. Finally re-
gional contests will be held where
winners will be chosen to compete
in the international Contest held
during the Toastmasters Interna-
tional Convention.
President Henry Schepens pre-
sided over the business meeting
of the Sidney Toastmasters Club
and introduced the toatmaster o.
the evening, DIR. c. o. Watkins
who presented the formal pro-
gram. Table topics were giver
by Wendell Elliott and were
evaluated by Russell Danielson
who awarded the trophy for tn,
best table topic response to DIR
M. f. Cerkovnik.
Both of the speeches given b,
Harry Johnson and Henry Sche
pens were on the topic of sub
sides given by the government
especially as they concerne,
farmers. ''The Gift of Light" wa
the title of a speech on the ideal
and faith which have served on
country given by c. r. Thiessen.
Evaluatfon of the evening
meeting was given by Arthu
Henderson. Mr. Anderson ais
\ introduced the grammarian, Vern
Roland, who pointed out the par
ticular faults in grammar mad
during the meeting. Evaluators {
the individual speeches we1
George PATTERSON for the Speec
of Mr.. Schepens, Bob Peterson fC
Mr.. Thiessen's speech and S,
Bratten for the speech given b
MIR. johnson.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ANNEX
"A A OF LAND CONTIGUOUS
TO THE CITY OF SIDNEY.

NOTICE. OF INTENTION To ANNEX
A TRACT OF LAND CONTIGUOTS
TO THE CITY OF SIDNEY,
MONTANA
Is HEREBY GIVEN that
me City Council of the City of Sidney.
1860, passed and adopted Resolution
No. 796, declaring it to be the inten-
clon OF the Council that the bolInd-
aries OF the City of Sidney, shall be
so as to include a Certain
tract OF Land within the orporat
limits thereof, said land being con-
tiguous to the present city limits.
line property included in said tract
OF Land and which the city to
annex is more particularly described
as follows, to-Wit:
All of Burns Homesites'' according
10 a plat thereof filed in the office
of the Clerk and Recorder of Rich
Iand County, Montana, December
y. 1913, as Document No. 2O6455
containing 1853 acres more or less
That for a period of twenty (2Ol
days after the first publication of this
expressions of approval or disapprova1
IN writing of the proposed extension cd
the boundaries of said CITY. from
freeholders of the territory propose
to be embraced therein. At the mex
regular meeting of the City Council
NNEAA vi 0duQ LWGIULX lZU
days, the Council shall consider All
communications in writing pertaining
to said annexation, and if after con.
slder1ng the same, the Council shall
duly n regularly pass and adopt Z
DIARIES of said city shall be EXTENDED
SO as to embrace and include saiC
above described tract of land; provid
ed that such resolution shall not b.
adopted by said Council if disapprove<
IN writing by a majority of the free
holders of the territory proposed Il
be embraced.
For further details concerning sail
proposed annexation, reference i
made to Resolution No. 796 on file h
the office of the City Clerk of tn
City of Sidney, Montana.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
this 9th day of March, 1860.
Hazel Houglum
City Clerk
Publish March 9, is
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
CALL FOR BIDS

CE1AA vi DADO
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed bids will be received by Rich
land County, Montana, at the office
of the Board OF County Commission
.ers, Sidney, Montana, until 1000
o'clock A. M. MIST. on Friday, March
%, 1860 for the purchase of one used
500 GPM fire truck, in accordance
with Specifications on file at the office
of the County Clerk and Recorder
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check, cashiers check or
bond in the sum of ten per cent (10%)
of the highest amount of the bid.
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids and to accept any bid deemed to
the best advantage of the County.
DATED this 9th day of March, AID,
1860.
James E. Sturgeon,
Chairman Board of County
Commissioners
Publish March 9, 10, %
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Legal Notices
NOTICE no CREDTTORs

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESIATE OF CLARA M. SMITH,
DECEASED
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN byl the
undersigned, Howard L. Smith, Admin
lStrator of the estate of Clara M.
Smith, deceased, to the Creditors Of
and all persons having claims against
the SAID deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four (41
month"; after the first publication OF
TINS notice to the undersigned Admin
lStrafor at the offices of ". G. Koch.
courthouse = Box 831, Sidney. Mon
lana, hereby designated as the place
0 the transaction of business i'm
regard to said estate.
Dated this 7th day of March, A. D.
HOWARD L. SMITH
Administrators
Y. G.. KOCH
Attorney at Law
Courthouse = Box 831
Sidney, Montana
Attorney for Administrator
Publish March 9, Is. % and 70
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

Iowa City, Iowa served as best
man for his brother.
Mrs. Jerome T. Petrik, Jr., sang
60 Lord Most Holy, by Franck
proceeding the double ring ex-
change. She was accompanied al
the organ by Mrs. Ed Thogerson
MI. Petrik ushered. Mrs. Harley
Carlson of Rochester, Mimi; Mrs
Glenn Mcbride of Big Timber
and Mrs. Harry Johnson assisted
at the reception.
The bride is the daughter o.
Charles johnson of Savage and {;
former music teacher in the Sid
ney and Savage Schools. Th'
groom conducts farming opera
tionS in the Lambert area.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Session.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

gicides. Altogether, eight classes
will have been held with good in
terest shown throughout.
All farmers in the area who are
interested in livestock feeding are
encouraged by Vo-Ag Instructors
James Norden at Sidney, and Dan
iel Watts at Fairview to attend the
final session. The Vo-Ag instruc-
tors have been in general charge
of the classes, with the Richland
County Extension agents serving
as class coordinators and have
been responsible for securing the
Institutional staff.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
1860 Census

CONTINUED FROM PAGE y
sus takers to insure a complete and
accurate count.
The crew leader is one of the
key people in the field operations
Of the 1860 Census of Population
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Sportsmen Club
CONTINUED FROM PAGE u

WIN AhINOED HUM AtAOI y
I land E Dept; Ralph Cooper,
Chief Pilot; Don Wright, Warden
Supervisor, Glasgow; Bill Maloit,
Warden Supervisor, Miles City;
Cliff HILL, Fisheries Biog., Glas-
gov; Dick TrUeblOOd, Big Game
Manager, Glasgow; Joe Egon, Big
Game Manager, Miles City; DIR.
Robert Eng, Game Bird BiOg.
Helena; James Logan, Warden,
GlendiVe, and Kenneth Holt
Warden, TT. Peck.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

Births:
Mrs. Antoine Barone, Glendive,
boy, March 3.
Mrs. Donald Goetzke, Fairview,
boy, March 3.
Mrs; Robert Schultz, Richey,
boy, March 4.
mrs; Charles E. Johnston, Richeyi
Mrs. John Grimstad, Sidney.
girl, March {
Mrs. Hans Plettner, Sidney, boy,
March 6.
Mrs. John Klodt, Bainville, boy
March 8.
Mrs. Virgil OSTRICH, Sidney
girl, March 9.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
LADIES!

It's new, 'for spring and sum-
mer," the many different colored
high riser necklace plus earrings
at John StockhiN jewelers.. 8-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
81 SENIORS LISTED ON
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

Thirty-seven seniors were listed on the Sidney High
School Honor Roll for the first period of the second semester
with Robert Miller leading with 1872 points. Julia Conway,
junior, was second with 16 points, Roy Bentson, junior, 1874
points and Judy Anderson, senior, had Is points.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses:
Carl Carlson, Richey and Janice
Mitchell, Sidney, March 3.
Oscar S. Kvaalen, Lambert and
Ruth c. Johnson, Savage, March 8.
Delmer l.. Rink and Marcelline
Helm both from Keene, North
Dakota, March 7.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
Want Ads
Zoo Late % CZaasik

FOR SALE-Several T D = Is parts.
rollers etc. Donald CruSch, Fairview.
8-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

Amy J. Stevens, Clerk
Sidney High School District No. l
Publish March 9. 16