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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Career Clinic For
Mature Women To
Beqin April TO

Are you considering a return
to a paying job? Now that your
family responsibilities have les
sened perhaps you are considering
return to work? Employers are
looking for conscientious, mature
women SO years and older, who are
qualified and eager to have paid
employment. Let the Career Clinic
For Mature Women start you with
"the best foot forward" by train
ing in one of these fields Cler-
ical Refresher. Nurse Aide, or
Food Services.
Special interest in mature wom-
en- is being shown by many en-
ployers who expect dependable de-
cisions and mature thinking in
their offices and businesses. To
meet this trend in the mature
labor market, the Career Clinic
(now three years old has been
established and endorsed by the
Mayors office and other cooperat-
ing agencies (such as the Mime
apolis Department Of Adult Educa-
ton and Vocational Training,
Greater Minneapolis Council Of
Church Women, Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs, Sorop-
timist and Altrusa Clubs to pre-
pare these women for greater serv-
ice today to their employers.
Career Clinic Is now enrolling
for its spring session which will
begin April 18th to offer training
in these three separate fields:
1. Clerical Refresher Training
program including tipping re-
fresher course and practical sug-
gestions with new, various bus
mess machines as well as office
procedures.
2 Nurse Aide Course comp
rehensive series Of lessons on care
Of the sick in private homes, nurs-
ing homes and hospitals.
8. Food Services-a study and
actual application of basic techni-
ques in quantity cookery used by
restaurants, institutions or cater
ers.
In each of these courses techni-
cal instruction and skills will be
taught by qualified specialist-in-
structors. Application of these
skills and techniques are experien-
ced in class.
Glasses will be held for each of
the groups for eight weeks, be-
ginning April 18th at the Mime
apolis Vocational School, Monday
and Wednesday of each week from
$50 pm. to $50 pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Congo Cafe Features
"cunnibuI Sandwich


Leopoldville, Congo (ANP)-Ar
American visitor here, stopping al
the Memling Hotel. caused a slight
raising Of eyebrows last week wher
he ordered a "Cannibal Sandwich
from the waiter. Known on Man.
hattan's Great White Way as q
bon vivant and gourmet, he ate his
CB with great relish.
But the native waiter was notice
ably disturbed by the gusto the
American displayed in devouring
the SNACK" which is being feat
ured by the hotel management as
a courtesy to foreign visitors. To
an inquiring Native customer at
the Bar, the American explained
"A Cannibal Sandwich" is made
of freshly ground prime beef, and
eaten RAW. 1t is lightly spiced
for sonin Worcestershire
sauce is added and the sandwich,
served on Rye bread is finally
topped with a raw egg"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07

each Of the main administrative
regions Of the country.
THE LUSTTANIA News Agency
said that Portuguese authorities
had captured IA members of a rev.
olutionary group planning to set
up an independent government in
Angola with the help Of agents
from the Congo.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Ploys RUSSion Roulette
And Loses Come

Kansas. City, Mo (ANP) - A
20-year-old youth played and lost
a game of Russian roulette last
week shooting himself in the head
with a .38-caliber bullet.
Killed was Daniel Patrick Smith.
The shooting occurred in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert FL
der, and was witnessed by the
Elder couple and two Of her broth
ers, Alphonse Nelson, 20, and Gil
bert Nelson.
They said that Smith had been
playing with the gun and when
they protested, he assured them 1t
was empty.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Africa At A Glance
SPANISH RIGHTS REAFFRs1ED

Madrid (ANP)-Rghts Spain Spanish
diplomatic made public last week The
Spanish Foreign ministry rebuke earlier
Moroco bid for that
The spain act of violence and
adequate fashion eventual aggression
NO OPPOSITION IN TOGO ELECTIONS
(ANP-The April national elections in Togo is one
party according Interior Minister Thop
lille May He reported that the opposition party Juvento ODF had
comply regulations submission of list
guarantee bonds before March 1s Thus
syvanus olympic will be the sole candidate for the presidency
BIRTHDAY FOR FORMER LIBERIAN PRESIDENT
marked the s5th birthday of Charles
Burgess King president of the Republic
first ambassador to the US Past
Mason he is president of Liberals National Bar
CONSTITUTIONAL VOTE
Salisbury (ANJP)-A referendum
draft tentatively
June according by the government The
will be fixed questions
growing of the recent constitutional conference London
settled.
TANGANYIKA FREE DECEMBER
neutrality-suspicious.
tentatively % this The
conference London where details of the
transition of this former German colony to selgovnmen are being
worked out.
NIGERIAN NAMED WHO OFFICIAL
Lagos (ANP)-Dr. Modupe Williams Ngerai
representing World Health
Organization regional
medical Federation Nigeria
SOCIAL STUDIES SCHOOL OPENING
CANP-Next May, beginning first
college
study political
Built equipped Of $4,000
Church Scotland Mission will have its
student body and of all
VICTORY IN UGANDA
ANP)The first countrywide election this British
procorate victory Catholic
cratic which 40 Of the SO The Uganda Peoples
gre Uganda Congress only
remaining Approximately IL million
the total electorate 100000 participated the elections
NEW COALITION
johannesburg NP)The Congress
the PanAcan Nationalist Congress- voted combine and
organization fight political
More than 1000 delegates representing 14 sports cultural g
attended twoday conference Martzbug
Observation-Disclosures ALLIANCE IN ANGOLA
(ANP)Geman business interests joining
Portuguese authorities in queng the revolt by Africans against
conditions existing according
from this sector The interests repeatedly linked
whites Congo.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
'E" FOR EFFORT

A little boy answered the sales
mans phone call. rs your mother
or father homer" the salesman
asked The answer was no. well"
persisted the salesman, anyone
else I can talk to-" The boy said
his sister was there and he'd put
her on. There was a five-minute
wait. Finally the boy got on the
phone. I'm sorry" he said, but
I can't lift her out of her crib"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Puzzle: Did They
Kiss And Make up'

BoVga, Italy (ANP) - Giouv-
ami Massari punched his wife's
jaw in a dispute last week Her
head struck the wall. The wall
broke open and out showered gold
and silver coins.
Authorities said that the coins,
most of them minted before World
War 1, were valued at more than
$4,000. 1t was not known how
they got into the woodwork or how
the wife split the money with her
pugilist-husband.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
CHICAGO MUSLIM-ITE
JAILED AS DRAFT DODGER

Chicago (ANP) - Donald ].
Clark, a member of the Muslin
movement, headed by Elijah Mu-
hammad, was arrested by Federal
Bureau Of Investigation agents
last week on a charge of draft
lodging. He was indicted by fed
eral grand jury Feb. Fl, according
to James H. Gale, chief F'BI spec
ial agent here.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
SAMMY DAVIS GETS ROLE
IN SINATRA'S FILM

Hollywood (ANP) - Frank Sin
atra's new picture, "Badlands"
which was formerly titled "Gunga
Din" will star Sammy Davis, Jr.,
Dean Martin and Peter Lawford
The picture will have its setting
in Utah and will probably include
Dorothy Provine in the cast.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Miami Negro Woman, 80
Leaves $4,000 For Children
"PeoordIeSS OF Poce"

Miami CAMP - The will of the
late Mrs. Sarah William, ss, a
local Negro resident who died in
1858 revealed that she left $4,000
to her maid, some property to a
nephew and $23, 900 went to the
Variety Children's hospital.
Mrs. Williams attorney, Park
Campbell said she told him she
wanted to help some children, and
that she didn't care what color, or
religion, as long as they need help.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Second Spring Term
A. Mpls. Vocational

Evening School
The second spring term will
open at Vocational Evening School
on April 18th. A variety Of classes
will be available in such subjects
as: Summer and Outdoor Cookery,
Party Foods, Managing Today's
Home, Living with Children, An
Adventure in Attitudes, How to
Improve Your Thinking, Photo
graphy. Stretching and Painting,
Speech, and Spanish, Clothing and
Office Education.
Registration will be held at the
school, Fourth Avenue South and
Grant Street on Monday and Tues
day, April 10th and 18th from
$50 to $50 pm. Those interested
in particular classes are advised
to register early as class size is
limited.
Additional information and bull
letins can be secured by calling
Federal 2-0381.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Firemen Rescue Nude
Woman In Bufhfub

Bangor, Me. (ANP) - Fire
men James Morse and Peaul Fes-
enden were called last week when
a woman, described as of generous
proportions, became stuck in her
bathtub while bathing.
Each man-with eyes averted-
took an arm and pulled hard until
the lady was extricated and all
three breathed a sigh of relief.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07

The fee for each course Is SIS
Registrations are limited in num-
Der because Of the nature of the
courses For more information oil
application for enrolment, call the
Career Clinic For Mature Women
FEE. 5-S255 or the Minneapolis
Mayors office FEE. 2-1116.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
mo Deal" Replied The Judge

Pittsburgh (ANP) The owner
Of a Pittsburgh hardware store,
fined 500 for having an illegal
gas heater for sale, tried to make
a deal last week with Magistrate
E. N. Johnson.
Max Nedlin, 48, stated fatty,
II can't pay the fine, business is
so bad. I'll have to go to jail"
Nedlin tossed the store keys on
the bench and told the startled
magistrate:
"Pn give you the keys so you
can run the store"
The Judge replied: No Deal".
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07
Focus On Africa
BY EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

AFRICAN HEADS of state apparently find periodic ex
change visits helpful their increasing drive for fuller rea
of independence and segovernment In fact President
William " s. Tubman of Liberia recently voiced his approval
of exchange visits among African leaders in connection with
his visit with President Sekou Toure of Guinea Others doing
include President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana Tunsa and
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-04-07

THE ACCRA Mental Hospital,
the only mental institution in
Ghana, now serves 1871 inmates
in a structure originally built to
house 600 patients. Plans are I'M
derway, however, to build seven
3OO-bed mental hospitals-one for
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
X. M. HULINGS SPENDING
THE WINTER IN ARIZONA

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hulings
write that they are now nicely
situated in Mesa, Arizona, where
they will spend the winter. This
Is their first trip south but they
feel quite at home with the Ralph
B1airs living in the same court
with them, George Bottles a short
distance away, the Spike Woods
not too far distant, and many
other Sidney people scattered
throughout the area.
Enroute south they visited at
one home of their daughter, the
s. H.. Romeiser family in North
Flatte, Nebraska, making the trip
from Sidney by a very southerly
route. They arrived at Mesa Nov.
70, after "a battle with snow and
ma"
They report the change of scene
ny IN Arizona as very interesting
ana give as their address for the
winter, Treasure State Court. 24O
So. Mcdonald st.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

TmencanS during December will buy and decorate around As
f fnrsfn atura Christmas trees cut from the nations tree farms and
For these trees Americans will spend ver $50 million.
. 1 Q decorate them families will buy around 200 million new orna-
USE CARE IN DECORATING
: Tn National Board of Fire Underwriters today asked that care
, A At tree contains 0n.tain natural resins which ignite easily and burn readily,
parti If + proper aftsp precautions laoms re taken, however fire may be avoided
DON'T BLOCK EXITS
Trees, in addition, should not be set up close to stairways because
in IN case Of fire the stairway a an exit from upper floors would be
With regard to care of Christmas trees in the home, the National
Board has these following suggestions:
..,s wsss F+s zsS choose 20 v your Is chE sss$1s: tree e n this year ga: . fsss N ,slmi7
a attaches ''sSny cut Feel the needles '0 make sure they are ffHlS
Keep the tree out of doors until just before Christmas. And keep
it standing in a pail of water so that it will remain fresh.
When you put the tree up. place it in the coolest part of the room.
a as s bos4b BE f as far tS a. R P2sa5sse from qBi3 Fa %n reduce hsst tiers e chances ss far Of ' fss,
and keep the tree from drying.
can rest Most trees treeS drink Trn 'S water fairly fast, 50 fill the water con-
tainer daily.
Christmas tree decorations should be aameproot. Use only decor
atoms made of glass, metal or fire-resistant material
Electric trains should be set up away from the tree. A spark from
the train could ignite dry pine needles.
Use only electric lights to decorate CO. the tree never candles. Be
sure to check Ightjng sets before placing them on the tree Those with
tag o label of Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.
Wnen you open presents on CnrlSLndS MORNING put Wdy gut
wrappings you intend to keep. G9ther up other wrappings and throw
them away Immediately after presents are opened.
The lights on Christmas trees should be turned off when everyone
is away from home.
Check the tree for dryness from time to time. If needles near
lights have started to turn brown, change the position of the lights
When the needles start falling, take the tree down Immediately
and discard it outdoors.
Even if the tree is still fresh, plan now to disnante it the day
after New Years.
Make sure your decorative lighting does not overload electrical
circuits.
Wiring and electrical equipment used out-Of-doors should be de-
signed for the purpose.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
Martha M. Norby
Lukemia Victim

Martha M. Norby, age 80, of
Ala 18th Avenue S. W., passed
away Tuesday morning, December
5, 1861 at the Community Me-
mortal Hospital. Mrs. Norby was
stricken with Leukemia earlier
uhis year. S
Martha was born in Havre,
August II, 1929. After completing
high school she worked for the
F. A. Buttry Company. She mar
ried Ralph Norby in Havre on
February 10, 1949. The couple
moved to Missoula in September
of 1949 where Ralph attended COL
iege and MARTHA was employed
by the MisSoula Mercantile. They
came TO Sidney in September of
1850 when Ralph began working
for Gem City Motor Company.
They have resided here since.
Mrs. Norby was a member of
The Pella Lutheran church i'm Sid
ney.
She is survived by: Her hus-
tiers, Sandra Rae, age 10 and Paula
band, Ralph of Sidney; 2 dallgh-
Mae, age 6; l son, Thomas Ralph,
age 8; her mother, Mrs. j. j..
Lammerding eff Havre; her father,
Leonard Sanguile of Chinook; 2
brothers, William Sanguine of
Glasgow and Bert Sanguine of
Helena; 6 sisters, Mrs. Marvin
Beck of Havre, Mrs. Herb An
derson of Blackfoot, Idaho, Mrs.
Leroy Anderson of Chinook, Mrs.
Donald Wilson of Rangely, Colo
RADIO, Mrs. Fred PfSter of Wayne,
Michigan and Laura MCGOWAN of
KaIlSpel; and numerous nieces
and nepheWS.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday, December z, at 200
p. m. at the Pella Lutheran
church with the Rev. Stanley Lar
sen officiating. Interment will be
IN the Pella Lutheran Cemetery
at Sidney.
The FulkerScn Funeral Home is
IN charge of arrangements.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
RICHARD REILLY
COMPLETES COURSE

Richard II. Reilly, 101 Seventh
Ave, has just completed a special
40-week professional course in adj
vanced lie insurance underwrit-
ing.
Relly is an agency assistant fol
the Montana agency of the Pru-
DENTAL Insurance Co.
Sutton Hammond, agency man.
ager, marked successful concu-
sion of the studies by present.
ing Reilly with a certificate of
completion signed by Edgar M.
Kelly, executive director of agen-
cieS for the company.
Purpose of the course, Ham
mond said, IS to enable Pruden-
ual agents to provide the highest
possible degree Of service to their
clients.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
Appointed To State
Board of Health

DR.. John S. Anderson assumed
his duties as Executive Officer of
the State Board of Health, Dec
ember lst. DR.. Anderson replaces
DR.. G. d. Carlyle Thompson who
resigned his position in October
and is now the State Health Of
ficer of the Utah State Health De-
partment.
DR.. Anderson comes from Pue-
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
REQUESTED
TO SUBMIT TB POSTERS

Friday, Dec. 8 has been desig-
mated as the day for TB posters to
be colored. The posters have been
distributed to every school in the
county and the idea is to have the
children all working on the pro-
ject at the same time.
AS soon as possible after the
posters are colored, Mrs. Lucy
Fisher, local T.B. poster chairman,
requests that they be sent or
brought to her home in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
NOTICE

Will the person who took the
wrong coat al our anniversary
party. Dec. 3 please get their own
coat at 625 9Th Ave. S.W.
Mrs. Homer Barber
47-ltp
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

IT rs NOT TOO LATE TO HAVE
YOUR NAME IMPRINTED ON
CARDS. HOLIDAY AND AN
NIVERSARY NAPKINS, ETC,
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
THE SIDNEY HERALD OFFICE,
PHONE 536 OR 1893.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE = New and Used clothing.
Good selection of winter coats and
jackets for all the family. Also TV
stands. table and floor lamps; 3
separate sets of Grapes. bathinette
and bassinette like new, small cleo
trio appliances. ice skates and many
miscellaneous items. l mile south of
Fairview. Mrs. Orville Martin. own
er- 47-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06
WNnf Ads Too Late 20 CNzassiAa

D RENT - l = 2-bedroom groun
floor furnished apt. Close in. Dudley
stone, &l n st. s. w. 47-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

bio, Colorado, where he has been
the full-time health officer for the
Pueblo City County Health De-
partment. DR.. Anderson received
his medical degree in 1948 from
New York University, New York
City and his master of public
health degree was earned in 1948
at Tulane University in New
Orleans.
DR.. Anderson is married and has
four children.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

STRAYED - One 2 yr. old sp~ringinp
Guernsey heifer. Branded j lazy M
over Quarter Circle, left hip. Between
Retain Table and Enid. Jerome Gra-
Der Rlchey 47-1tp
FOR SALE = l upright plano s1o0:
l948 Model I" tractor; 1949 John
Deere B" tractor; 7 #. John Deere
mower; c~ultivators: 10 fit. Case, 1
way: 1852 AC combine with motor;
10 TT. VanBrunt drill; ~hayloader with
manure fork; 500 gal gas tank with
flttlngs and stand; 1947 Chevrolet
truck. AL in good shape. Any rea-
sonable offer accepted. Phone 1882.
47-2tc
FOR SALE = Gentle Shetland mares
IN foal and colts. Excellent Christ
mas gifts. Phone 713W after $50.
47-2tp
FOR SALE = l Punching Bag Set.
Muscle Builder Set. Both for So. 90.
ala : End st. S. w. 47-1tp
FOR SALE Youngstown Sink and
Cupboard. VIII sacrifice. Ell Raw Har-
per. Phone 781J. 37-2tc
WANTED = Good color baled straw.
barley, oat or wheat straw. delivered
at my ranch 8 miles NV of Baker.
Write or call Bently Sinclair, Baker.
Mont. Telephone 624-33O1 Plevna Ex-
change via Miles City. 47-1tp
FOR SALE = Pure bred Montana No.
Bears Born In March. Russell
Johnson. Phone SW-8-366O. 47-3tp
FOR THE HOLIDAYS = Mogen David
VINE, z gallon $500; fifths ST. 80.
East Side Package Store. Fairview.
montana. 47-4tc
FOR SALE at AMY'S RESALE Elec-
trio portable sewing machine SIS:
Nv Consoles: stroller like new: ROYAL
cleaner and attachments;
small electric appliances; octogon
mirror, child's phonogrph; new and
Gated at 500 Bird S. E. S blocks east
Of the Lalonde Hotel. Mrs. Walter
Qulllng, owner. N-1tc
AGATES Complete line of agate
equipment. blades, wheels. grits and
mountings. Get a S19.9 tumbler
complete with motor. Nice gift for
ChrlstnCs. Have lots of mounted
agates for sale or trade for rough
agates. Slabbing on the share. A
good combination gas heater and
rnge. You name the price if rea-
sonable. WasSer's Agate Shop. Phone
5l5, Frontier Motel. Sidney. 47-1tc
LOST-WF Heifer branded-Monogram-
ed II. D.. over quarter circle on
left shoulder. Harold Dahl. Fairview.
Pnone 147-5553. 47-tfc
FOR SALE BagainS on everything
Coveralls. overShoes, all kinds of
clothing and some furniture. Mscl
Hotties Resale. 204 = Bird ST. N. e.
47-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

SHETLAND PONIES = Reasonably
priced. Write $40 9th St. S. E. Phone
5S4W. Sidney. 47-1t2
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

STRAYED One 2 yr. old springing
Guernsey heifer. Branded j lazy M
over Quarter Circle, left hip. Between
Retah Table and Enid. Jerome Gra-
Der, Richey. 47-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE = Universal combination
coal and electric range. Phone 79SR4.
47-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE = 1858 : 4 wheel drive
Jeep. with radio. heater and cab.
New paint job. Phone 492 between
8 a. m. and 5 D. m. 47-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE - Blackboards and School
Desks. Ideal for family or playrooms
Hardy School or call 016J1. 47-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE - go Acre Irrigated Farm.
8 mi. West of Forsyth. 7 room house
in fair cond. Contact H. c. Harken.
FORSYTH or Mrs. Dorcas ingalls,. 1919
SO. Strevell. Miles City. Mont. 47-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE 1861 Turquoise Volks-
wagon sedan. With artic equipment.
u~ndercoating n RADIO; Exceilsnt
condition. Norgaard Volkswageu
Service. West of Sidney. 47-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE - 1856 81 Ton Ford Pick
UP. Utility bed. four speed trans
mission. Good motor and tires. Best
reasonable offer accepted. F. E.
Guthrie Valley Trailer Park. Phone
1477-W. F-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR RENT l bedroom basecnen,
apt. furnished. Call S5oM or see "a,
40 End st. N. E.. HT@1'
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE - Saddle Horses al sizes.
$40 = 9Th st. S. E. Phone SAW.
47-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

americans during December will buy and decorate around A.
forests. uoA"0 aO
For these trees Americans will spend over $50 million.
mentS.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR RENT - Residence located at
613 4th st. N. E.. ALT Olsen. 805 North
Lake, Miles City. Mont. 47-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

LOST-WF Heifer branded-Monogram-
ed H. d. over quarter circle on
left shoulder. Harold Dahl. Fairview.
Fiiohe f4f-o5o5. 47-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE BagainS on everything
Coveralls, ~overshoes. all kinds of
clothing and some furniture. Mscl
Hotties Resale. 204 = Bird ST. N. r..
47-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

FOR SALE Prepared Cocktails,
Manhattans, Martins and Old FASH
ioneds, S4.75 fifth; Il pints 81 .50; also
Da;quiri and SINGERS. East Side
Package Store. Fairview. Montana.
47-4tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-06

WANTED = Good color baled straw.
barley, oat or wheat straw. delivered
at my ranch 8 miles NV of Baker.
Write or call Bently Sinclair, Baker.
Mont Telephone 624-3801 Plevna Ex-
change via Miles City. 47-1tp