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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
Shenandoah Results
b the Aksociated Press

BlOOmin 'Urry (sm'D 1920 III 90 $50
Blessed Notion (WeakleyD 80 l2O
Kentucky Moon Clark 2.80
Petite Marge. Dennys Girl. Counter
Midas, Eileen c, Irish Immigrant, Ma
2nd-S1 900; 4 yrs. up; cling; fur.
oh NOorlynne tD'v'kiS) 40 $50 500
oh Blen Line tHerm'n) $50 $50 $50
Mig Dir (EsplnOsa) $40
oh Denotes deadheat for win.
Hordadef. Gang Moll, Broom Party.
The Axe. Time. l:l4
3rd-S1.10O: cling; . yrs; ga fur.
Little Psyche tEspin.) $3.50 1900 $50
Little Aunte Davidson 4.4O $50
BY All Means. Virginia Pic, Spring
Lily. Captain Larry. Time, AZ.
Brown Spy tDavidsonJ 4.2o 3.ao $50
Little MarEaEst GspinOsa) 900 40
. Bromley IS' Little Little Terrify. Memphis
Belle. Tommie. Dick. Time. 1:139s.
5thTSl 900; Ayr. olds and up; cling;
HAPPY SIa 'I Hero tcIark, $50 4.eo $50
well Wei Learned. Mr., settle. Joels Pet Pet.
Annette G.. Paralysis. Time 1:0SS.
6tha-Sl, 900; cling; yrs. up; l mi g.
Black Jewel Wash 1850 500 500
Miss visitor Davidson, ~ 80
Sis-Queen. Jiggs Kid, Sailors Re-
turn. Little Kuskie. Time. 1:477S.
7th-S1,200; 3 yrs. olds and up;
starter llowance: / mi.
Per'al Reds (Dydsn.) 400 800 $40
High Defense H,;. tCsDs6 4.eO 800 800
Fine Cloth. Montego Bay, Kirkinner
Time, | .5o-4/5.
sth-S1 400; 3-yr. -olds.; allow; 8
French Hay tsamuelD $40 a.e0 $50
Mr.; Blues Fernieolal 400 $40
Codes Chaner Hiddle) 800
Tea Day, Mr.. Billy Page. Time,
aihI$l 300; s-yr. q up; hdcp.; l..
Sky Pixie CDavidsonl 4.2O 2.6O $40
Clinical Proof (Smith) 500 ESQ
Merry Eagle Liddle) i.20
Foamy. Iolsnthe, Raccoon, Palatka.
The Biz Bonanza - "a persons
picked 9 winners and received S395. 20.
Little BonanZa-294 persons picked
5 winners and received $3.50.
The winning numbers were: 571-5-2-
Handle. s367,975. Attendance 71so.
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3d-Sl 900; cling; 2-yr. mdns.: abt.
Rceklnr Baby MeK'.l 1920 40 $50
PANS River FernieoleD $40
League Baby, Nannie's Star, PEPPER
mint Hill. Time 1905.
NJ. BSEss d. PaIsj ioso % $50 $50 4 lqti
Lynn's Birthday Clark 1.4O $40
Tryancateh Me (EspinOsa) 40
Grand Stevie. Tilted Bachelor, DR..
Sam Mel. Scramble, Darbin. Time,
1:04h.
5th-Sl,25O: cling: 3 "; ga fur.
DeA's First (SOllars) I.20 $50 $50
Corny Man Smith 400 $50
On The Rise (ESpinesa) $50
Macdonald, sun zayin, Sag Ores.
Time, 1:22b.
Sth "a, IS; 900; cling; VI up; q "a tq "
Re1.lSi ' at 3c,,,t 40 sSS JSS
Goodnight Ladies (R'n'ds) $50
New Pand. Glide. Redelector. weather
Gun. Time, 1:212S.
7th--S1 900; cling; 3 VI. up: j. mi
Inshellfts Castle !Esp'N 500 !.:0
Dovt Call, Mr.. Buck B.. Thespian,
Pinery. Duggsn's Dew II. Time, 1:492s.
ss.th1sl,loS; 3lw;; ? "; oe1 o fur; OF
Fair kicktr (TeaGue) eco 800
Aerajet (McKee) 2.6O
Andamo, O Bourbon Hill, Iris h
Master, Levenia Prince, Last Repriss.
willowbrook Stable and Lodge
entry.
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Puncho Wins Tourney

i. MILAN, Oct. 7 (AP).-Pan-
: cho Gonzales won an interna-
tional professional tennis tour
ney tonight. by defeating Aus
tralian Ashley Cooper, 6-3,
go, in the finals. Another
. United States player, Barry
. MacKay of Dayton, Ohio, won
third position by whipping An
dres Gimeno of Spain, 6-8,
1913, 6-3.
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Golf Program Set

Brooke Manor Country CLUB
will hold its second annual jun
Tor golf awards program at 8
O'Clock today at Brooke Manor.
The speakers will be Frank
Emmett, director of the area
junior golf program, and Joe
Cambatese, director of the jun
ior Inter- Club Golf League.
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Cicudu Gets
Up to Win
Fnzette

NEW YORK. Oct. Z (AP).-
Cicada leading candidate for
1861 honors as champion q
year-old filly, assumed COM
mand near the top Of the
stretch with about a quarter Of
a mile to go and won the $121.-
075 Frizette Stakes today at
Aqueduct.
The bay daughter Of Bryan
G.-Satsuma, by Bossuet, was
ridden by Willie Shoemaker,
and beat E. Barry Ryan's Firm
Policy by half a length. c. v.
Whitney's Jazz Queen was third
in the 1-mile event contested
by seven juvenile misses. Jazz
Queen was ga lengths behind
Firm Policy.
Ycaza Goes to Front
This was the seventh stakes
score for Cicada, and her fifth
straight victory, and owner
Christopher T. Chenery of New
York and Virginia was re-
warded with a purse of $83, SIS.
Cicada now has earned $287, =
545, and is the leading money
winning filly Of all time. Idun
earned $22O,955 in 1857 when
she was voted the juvenile filly
title.
Manuel Ycaza sent Firm
Policy to the front at the start
from a chute leading down the
backstretch, but John E.
Hughes Island Belle quickly
moved to the front. holding on
until midway Of the turn to
the homestretch.
Ogden Phipps' Broadway,
who beat Cicada in the Polly
Drummond stakes at Delaware
Park in June, was the runner
up, while Shoemaker rated
Cicada along in third place.
Shoemaker Shifts Whip
Broadway showed her head in
front rounding the turn, but
Cicada was coming up on the
outside, and Strengthening for
home, barged into the lead.
Shoemaker suddenly shifted
his whip. from right to left
hand. explaining later in the
winners circle that Cicada was
trying to bear in" toward the
rail. AS Firm Policy closed to
get second, Shoe tapped Clcads
and she got the job done, but
the jockey said she was al
out" at the finish. This was
Cicada's 10th victory in Il
starts.
Cicada was coupled as ar
ENTRY with another Chenery
filly, . Baroda, who finished
sixth. Broadway came home
fourth. two lengths behind Jazz
Queen, with King Ranch;
Tamorama fifth. and ISLAND
Belle last.
Backed down to odds-on ia.
voritism by a crowd of 40,053
the winning entry paid $3.50
1920 and $2.10. Firm Policy re-
turned 1910 and $3.50, anc
Jazz Queen, $3.50.
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Monsignor R.
Wins Finale
AtHagerstoWn
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
The Star Racing Editor

HAGERsTOwN. Md, Oct. 7.
Robert L. Minors Monsignor
R., second choice at $40
straight, won the Harold F.
Bester purse as Hagerstown
closed its annual 12-day race
meeting here today.
Hard hit by, West Virginia
competition throughout the
session, Hagerstown failed to
improve It's disappointing gate
and wagering figures today,
when only 5,857 fans turned
out despite pleasant Indian
summer weather.
Both the attendance and the
wagering Of $305, 780 today were
the smallest totals in recent
years for a week end at this
Western Maryland half miller.
Attendance Off 16 Pct.
Attendance totaled Al, $50 for
the IL days, a 16 per cent de-
crease in comparison with last
year, when there was no Shen-
andoah opposition. Betting
dipped "a per cent below last
season with $2,658,508 being
wagered for a 1921 ,542 average
In the feature race, a six and
a half furlong dash for two
year-olds, Mrs. Anthony j.
Lombardi's Acrajet, who had
won her last three starts, was
sent off a 9-lO favorite. But
the filly ran wide on the turns
and apprentice John Luz took
advantage of the miscue with
Monsignor r. who galloped
home by three lengths.
Clarke F. Pecoc's Fair Kicker
unfinished Acrajet to take
place money by three quarters
of a length.
Third Straight for Lee
Monsignor r. was the third
straight winner of the day sad
died by Trainer Carroll D. Lee.
He also sent out fearful, win
ner Of the sixth event at $4.20
and New Line, $40 victor on
the seventh. Both fearful and
New Line are owned by Mrs.
Elizabeth Lee, the trainers
wife.
Jockey Larry Reynolds, star
of the Maryland half-mile cir
cult, won his third title since
1858 here, as he rode his 18th
winner of the meeting aboard
New Line. The 20-year-old
rider won the title here in 1858
and again last year.
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.MyPortrait
Wins Easily
In Jersey

CAMDEN, NJ, Oct. Z (AP)-
Coming from off the pace, Fred
w. Hooper's My Portrait scored
a handy victory in today's $685.
100 Jersey Belle Stakes at Gar
den State Park before an OPEN
ing day throng of 29, 348 fans.
In registering her fourth tri-
umph Of the meeting, My Por-
trait moved past the pace
setting pair of Rose O'NeilI and
Times Two and drew away to
win with authority by 3h
lengths.
1t required a photo for second
money. which was shown to be
Rose O'Neill a head over Times
Two.
The favored winner paid
$500, $3.40 and $3.50. Rose
O'Neill returned $3.50 and So
and Times Two $500. 1t re-
quired .43 for the mile and one
sixteenth.
Rose O'Neill saved ground
from the inside and outran My
Portrait for the lead. When
Braulio Baeza saw that Rose
ONeill was going to assume
command, he took back and it
was Times Two who took over
the runnerup spot.
Rose O'Neill was rolling along
in front past the half-mile pole
when Times Two made her bid
and went on even terms with
the leader. Those two turned
for home as a team.
Baeza called upon My Por-
trait for speed at this point and
moving to the outside, she re-
sponded willingly and got the
lead just inside the sixteenth
pole. She scored going away.
Completing the field for the
all-distaff event were Mighty
Fair, Plum Cake, Play Time
M'Selle Mill and Innerglo.
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DAILY DOUBLE (8-I21 PAID SII7.sO

All Brandy (culmone) 1920 $50 $3.50
In forcs IBoulmetis) $40 $50
Brothers Love. Victory Rose, wins
Faith, Briarcliff Maid, Count Sail,
Padded Cell. Brown Bulldog. Time,
III.
4 4taG cS; s goo; cling y5 up % tqs u
Outline blum $50 $50
summa Gay, Coast to Coast, Jenraie's
Joy, Earl Bee Bee, Itobe, Mr. Steu,
Little General, Athena's Gem. Time,
ITO.
5th-$7,50O: alw.: 3 VI. up; 8 fur
Intentionally CBo'lm'O $40 ESQ 2.2O
Beau Admiral Freneh) 1920 $50
q Mail Order (Sellers) 2.lO
Mercury, Father Bob. Little Upper.
Alamode farm entry.
sth-S5, 900; alw,; 3 VI: l mi.
Mer4y Ne RaI EP {sH 100 s go $ sS
Hellenic Hero tBarrow) AGO
Obstinate. Jack Bender. Noble Turn,
Tot o. Rum, Necromanctr, Flying
Wave. knight O'Erin, Dark Legacy,
CIySJal lrall, hutn Eaker, sherwood
Miss, Ufo. Time, :452s.
Total handle. S2,558,117. Attend
ance, 29.3I8.
Vapor Whirl. Time, 1868 equals
track record.
7th-S25,000 added: Jersey Belle
Stakes; 3 VI; lii mi.
My Portrait (BaeZa) go $40 $50
Rose O'Neill (GranD $50 800
Times Two tBurFD 500
Mighty Fair. Plum Cake. Play Time.
M'Sellt Mill. Innerglo. Time, 1:43.
Sth--S3,5O0; cling; 3 yr. up; IL mi
Gr'd-Dad Oaks Fr,h) 400 go i.2O
Mirror Clark 100 $50
Mister Crock (GranD 500
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Rock Creek Wins

Rock Crek defeated East Po-
tomac, lit, in a ladies team
golf match yesterday at East
Potomac. Mrs. Evelyn Max
sim Of Rock Greek posted low
net with an "a.
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Pony Sole Set

A dispersal sale Of shetland
ponies will be held Saturday
starting at noon at the Valley
View Farm of Martin Vogel,
jr., at Warrenton, Va.
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Exodo (Leonard) 500
oscar O.. Joe poaks, a Don Lucho,
Seats SeatStion. Fixit, PertShire' Bqsher's
johnson and McNair entry.
DAILY DOUBLE u-e1 PAID $1,000
3d-S4,o0O; mdns. 2 yr,; l mi,
Shortest Way (Pierce) $50 $40 go
2 TamAtoa tBolandl 11.4O $50
Reich Wine, Fishing. Flett, Jewels
Joy. a Bearded Lady, Bobby Trap. First
Lazy F Ranch and schiff entry.
f san.s sSiS ;s :lH li yf uPso so ID
State 0ffense (Pieree) 23.10 100
Count Eric, Boston Teaparty. Tut
ankhamen Time, 1878.
Nh Ssh RE. S 5SG.. Gls as Is gssS tgs
Gus YcaEa) 5.lO 100
Risht. Ranger, winttrvale, Misty
Day, Rocky Bend. Woodford County.
sth--S7,5O9: alw.; 3 "; up; Ii mi NJ
Mary Meaeham (GustineD 900 $50 so
Really sumthin, Waltz Song. Time,
l :43.
7th-S7C, 900 added 1.-THE Frizette
Stakes; . yr.; ] mi.
3 Cicada tShoemakeD $50 2.20 2.l0
Firm Policy (YcaEa) 2.10 $50
Jazz Queen (Rotgl $50
Broadway, q Baroda, Island Belle,
Tamarona. Time, 1898.
Meadow Stable entry.
sth-$5, 900; alw.; yr. up; liz mi.
Ruff Weather (Pierce) 1890 ego $50
BraEA (Shoemaker) 100 400
Errcountess (Gustines) $50
Prosecutor II, War Danctr II, VIVIAN
diere, Billy 3luejay, High Powered:
Time, 1:42b.
eth-$3, 700: cling; 3 VI. up; l " mi.
Farmers Glory Rrel 1900 go $50
Natagar tShoemaker) eco $50
World Ruler (Combest) $50
Triple Five. Winslow, Oildorado,
Palenoue IL. Time, 1:513b.
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STATISTICS

tied the score with a 22-yard
field goal just before the half
ended.
Spanked by a former Hoosier
basketball star, sophomore Jim
Nettles, the Badgers began roll
ing in the final period. They
drove to the Indiana 10, and
Bakken booted another field
goal-a 27-yarder with 1928
remaining.
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STATISTICS

completed one Of two passes for
eight yards, punted so yards in
his lone try and stopped Ohio's
fullback, Bob Fer
guson, on the final goal-line
stand.
Ferguson Held TO 20 Yards
Ferguson, who gained 1877
yards in IS tries against Texas
Christian in the opener, was
held to 20 yards in Is carries
today. Smell led the Ohioans
with 70 yards in IL jaunts.
With the Bruin defense set
to halt Ohio's power plays,
Buckeye Quarterback Bill Mru-
kowski had an easy time with
his aerial chores. He completed
10 of II for SO yards.
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Ferguson Held TO 20 Yards

UCLA - o 3 o o. 3
OHIO STATE 80 Q o o 1873
UCLA-FG. Bobby Smith. 30.
OSU-Warfield 10, run (VanraaphorSt.
kick.
osU-SneIl 80. run (kick failed.
Attendance, S2,992.
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Hueerstown Results
3y the Associated Press

lst-Sl 900; cling: 4 yr. up; abt 8 fur.
Bold Spectator (C,w) 1880 4.2O ESQ
Half Nelson Clark $40 geo
Greek Key tGamb'd'la) 4.4O
Thumblts Tot, Roll OF Honor, Red
land Road. Darcy. Time. 1:052s.
2d-Sl 900; cling; 4 yr- up; az fur.
Alaksar tHolland) 17.4O 100 $40
CayaI.y ,s sT.rd ,EsRRinSsaI 1870 40 tS
Red Arrow. Devilment, Native Port,
Black Ape. Time, 1898.
DAILY DOUBLE (7-5J PAID SIe6. go
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came off the Washington bench
to connect with his pay-offI
pass to Bernhard,
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Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

lists, 900; cling: 3 VI. up; 8 fur.
AcT0sette ROTH 21.3O $40 $40
Keep Ideals (Ussery) 400 $50
Petite Renee (GustinesD 1000
Bunny Buzz, Creole Coquette, Star
Drift, Oui Madamt, Franks Lass,
Charming Hildy. Time, 1:12s.
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2d--S3, 900: cling, 8 yr. up: fur.
Taliesin tArcaro) 1910 40 3.3(
PraeStpe (ROtx) $40 2.8t
ExodO Ueonard) $50
oscar o., Joe Doaks, a Don Lucho
Seatation, Fixit. Pertshire, BuSher'l
Whirl, Itching Palm. Time, l:12.
Johnson and McNair entry.
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Gorden State Results
BY the Associated Press

lst-S3.500 cling; 3 W. up; Ii. mi,
Imon (KOrte) 1900 900 f.6O
sound N Fury (Burr) 1850 100
Major Watson (Thornb'E) $50
Jet Streak, Good G. Easy Jig, Irish
Actor, Forty Grand, Bull Siele, Heels
Of Gold, I've Done 1t. Time, l:463s.
2d-S3.500: cling; 3 W: fur.
Native Battle lBlum) $50 $40
Marvellous Mel tThOrnb'ED ESQ
Dolly's Moment, Big Tale. Squelch.
AUSTIN, Overton Miss, Midnight Flower,
Hot Cross Bunny, Rumpus Rom, Bird
wod's Dream. Time, 1:112s.
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PITTSBURGH O14 o. Ar
WASHINGTON -----S g o SPY

Washing .22, pass from
Ohler tWhitmeyer pass from Ohlerl
observation-disclosures i, run tpass
failed}
PITTSBURGH Martha g.. run (kick
blocked.
Pittsbursh-Leeson 2, run CYaccino
pass from MARTHA.
Pittsburgh-FG. Cox 81.
Observation-Disclosures AZ, pass from
Ohler Bernhard pass from Ohler).
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DAILY DOUBLE d-0 PAID s1.6.5i

Roman ssnmSp sSip is sni; 1i.fo ESQ s.So
State 0ffense (Pieree) 23.10 100
Fog Bank Ussery) $50
Count Eric, Boston Teaparty, Tut
ankhamen. Time, 1878.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13

VIEW Post No. 409s
BILL BANTA, Cmdr.
JIM REHBEIN, Adj.
Regular Meeting Second and
Fourth Thursdays of each month,
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13

Dennis Hines of Glendive is
visiting at his grandparents home,
the Frank Winhofers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne,
Georgia and Sara attended the
wedding of Miss Donna Milne and
MIR. Earl Sherron at Glendive en-
Saturday afternoon.
Johnnie Johnston and children
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Boyd of Wolf
Point.
Mrs. Emma Barnes was a din
ner guest of MI. and Mrs. George
Milne and girls on Sunday.
The Western Funmakers All
club held their achievement day
program at the Grandview Hall.
The club presented Werner King
with a gift for being such an able
club leader. Georgia Ann and Sara
Jane Milne joined the club.
Grandview School started Mon
day morning, August 18th, with
Mrs. jeanette Diedrich as teach
er.
Sidney callers Wednesday were
Joe Flack, Frank Winhofer, Yer
ner King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hoffman
and family of Sidney called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnston
and family Wednesday evening.
Wolf Point callers Thursday
were Mrs. Thershia Winhofer, and
Bill, Clifford Hagadone, and
! Frank Winhofer.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
HIGHWAY DEDICATION

The dedication of Central Montana Highway, now High
way 20, which will be celebrated in Sidney Saturday, Septem-
Der 16, completes an important undertaking of many years
duration. In 1892 the dedication of the bridge across the Vel
lowstone river south of Sidney was the initial realization OF
the Central Montana Highway Highway 2O.
Now after 80 years the connection of Highway 20 is COM
plete; the shortest route connecting North Dakota and Mon
tana by a Federal Aid Highway. This makes a 32-year enter
prise a reality of progress. 1t ties Montana and North Dakota
with travel both from the east and west, and offers motorists,
as well as other traffic, a Highway road that will not only
make the shortest route Of travel but also a more pleasant
route, with miles and dangerous curves eliminated to a min
imum.
When the dedication is over there will be many memo
ries with appreciation to those people that were devoted to the
task of making Highway 20 a reality. To all those people we
offer our most sincere appreciation and extend our gratitude.
Those men who never stopped in their efforts to make
Central Montana Highway a true dream, after 30 years of
tireless effort, they must have a feeling of true satisfaction,
and certainly they should have the feeling of a job we'll done.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
Yellowstone Twp.

City all of whom had owned the
plane at one time. The plane, now
restored left the Ryan Aircraft
Company Of San Diego, on March
10. 1927 and on March 81, 1927
was put in flying service here in
Montana.
MI. and Mrs. Lonnie Horlev
have named their new son Cody j.
Mrs. Elroy Hurley, Mrs. Don
Martin and Mrs. Darroll Martin
visited with Mrs. Arvin Heinle on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Cotter Sr..
and Mrs. Billy Cotter visited at
the Art Weber home at Alexander.
MIR. and Mrs. Don Noteboom and
Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Noteboom were Thursday even
ing supper guests at the Peter
Heinle home.
Mrs. Joe Wheeling of the Skaar
Area, has been appointed the Nc
kenlze County Sister Kenny Chair
man.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
Hay Greek

Mrs. Rees Jones and daughter
Linda of Lake Crystal, Mimi, Wis
tied at the Garfield Linde home.
Mrs. Bill Propp and children of
Billings and Mrs. Lee Swanson
and Marie Parker of Sidney Wis
ited Mrs. Cecilia Stromfeldt and
the G.. Linde's on Thursday.
Mrs. Aida Human arrived on
Tuesday morning on Frontier Air
lines from Billings after a short
visit in Wisconsin with her sis
ter. Mrs. Hinman now makes her
home in Sunnymead, Calf, with
her youngest daughter.
Mrs. Espland of Sidney was a
week end guest at the Dallas Ull-
man home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Houchen,
Larry and Brenda and Billy Tesch
were Friday evening dinner guests
at the Henry Levno home.
On Saturday MI. and Mrs. Or
vile Myers and daughters of Will
liSton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Dore
visited the Erwin Zadow family in
Sidney.
Wilma Johnson was an over
night guest of Arlene Henderson
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Dore, Mr..
and Mrs. Randy Dore, and David
Lano went to Alexander. NJ. d
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Dore and
family and Art Dore were Fri
day evening callers at the Scoop
Dore home. They helped Dick
Dore celebrate his 9th birthday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Scoop Dore home were MI. and
Mrs. Bob Dore and family and
Mrs. Gertie Dore of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ronningar
and family of Sidney were Sun
day afternoon visitors at the Scoor
Dore home.
Saturday night Mrs. Scoop Dore
Dana and Aida accompanied Mrs
Kopp and Mrs. Mort and girls
to Culbertson, where Mrs. Nor
took the train for her home in
Great Falls.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
Cartwright News

which is to retain the name of
Sioux District.
Gary Berntson spent Sunday and
Monday holiday with Bryan Dun
bar. Bryan recently had an arm
injury that took ten stitches and
had stitches removed Monday.
N. D. Public Service Commits
sion will have a meeting IN Cart
wright hall October 3rd at 10 a. m
est in regards to closing the
Great Northern Agency here.
The Silver Wedding Anniver-
sary of MIR. and Mrs. John Dun
bar will be observed Sunday, Sep
tomber II at 4:30 p. m. est i'll
Cartwright Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schlitz of
Ponca City, Oklahoma, Dale Moi
fit of Minot, Art Dore and Marie
Iszley - European Tour friend:
visited recently at the Frank Las
Sey home.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Oakland
and infant son of Mandan, N. D..
visited at the Tom Oakland home
over the holiday week end.
MIR. and Mrs. Morse Hunst of
Belmond, Iowa, arrived Wedne5-
day and were guests at the home
of Mrs. Emma Leens, Mrs. Hunst's
mother.
Sunday evening guests at the
Frank Leens home were Mr.. aud
Mrs. Emil Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Patterson, Ronald and Rosa
lie of Fairview, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem KarSt and infant son and Mrs.
Sander Karst Of Glasgow.
MI. and Mrs. Morse Hunst, Mrs.
Emma Leens and Julius were Sun
day dinner guests at the Frank
Leans home.
Sundays beautiful weather
helped make the Nuptial Shower
here ait the hall honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Noteboom a pleas
ant occasion. The guest table was
centered with a After white cake
with pink roses and a miniature
bride and groom. Musical numbers
and a telephone monologue num-
Der by Mrs. Peter Heile and the
opening of gifts preceded the din
ner. Attending from a distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erick-
son, MIR and Mrs. Jack Monson
aud Miss Vera Nelson of Willis
ton, Mrs. Art Monson of Watford
City.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Leens, Julius Leens, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse Hunst drove to Will
liSton where they called on MIR
and Mrs. ]. E. LaSsey and at the
Jas. LETTERS home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Klym spent
the holiday week end at Belfield.
Mrs. Kenneth Meyer and son
Of LaMirada, California and Dean
Dahl of Sidney were Monday din
uer guests at the Arnold Skogen
home.
Mrs. Marvin Fjelstad anc
daughter of Billings were over
night guests at the John Dunbar
home Thursday and the next day
Mrs. VIM. Smiley and two chill
dren of Lambert were overnight
guests.
Donald Croy, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lawrence Croy enters Con
cordia College on LEAF scholar
ship. Aelene S%ponheim returns tt
Concordia.
A petition is being circulated
for consolidation of Sioux Schoo
District 16 and Middle Creek Dist
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
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Schedule of Meefings
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Knights of Columbus No. 5000
GEORGE HAvERLUK, Grand night
JOE SCHANER, Secretary
Regular Meeting First and Third
Tuesday of each month In the
Church basement.
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