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Evening star., 1961-10-29
TV LARK STIRS
SEAT PROBLEM

T. ". Lark, who arrived
at Laurel yesterday to rep
resent the United States in
the International on No
vember IL. has caused a
seating problem for Laurel
officials,
The horse does not re-
quire a seat but his 80
owners = the syndicate
headed by Preston Madden
Of Lexington. Ky.-has re-
quested space on the finish
line
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Drug Cord Slated

DAVE Poland. track manager
at Aquasco Speedway, finally
has readied his 1882 Ford road
ster for competition on the drag
strip. Aquasco opens the pits
at the usual 10 am. today but
has moved up eliminations. to
start at 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Lurqe Linemen

The Cleveland Browns have
three linemen who scale $50
pounds. They are Bob Gain Of
Kentucky, Ed Nutting OF
Georgia Tech and Larry
Stephens Of Texas.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
81 DOUBLE BETTOR RECEIVES
RECORD S42,824 PAYOFF

PAWTUCKET, R. l., Oct. % (AP)-An unidentified
Narragansett Park bettor collected $4282460 for his
lone winnings twin double ticket today record pari-
mutuel payon for $500 wager in the country.
The big winner one of 242 in the crowd Of i5,547
who had Trim De Turf 34o- winner of the fourth and
Devils Disciple favored winner of the fifth He the
only that combined Mr. Hatfield winner Of the sixth
at 14to-1 with Thorenbush which took the seventh at
about 81 -to-1.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

DAILY DOUBLE u0-sl PAD SS9.Ie
ad-s4, 900: haep.; . ". up; Ia mi.
wtIs pTsI ior n tBslandJ 1I.ee 900 a.sSS
Podarees (Ruanel d'sO 2'2o
Leis Rsrthid. Silver Bid. Loisel. Blue
posis. Knight o'Erin. Time l;SS"'
sthas4;s2oo; slw.; . sIo sII $50 tSf, ,..4O
FinseTlinT (Nelsonl $40 5.3o
G1eenun Time (Gustines) 800
Darlin Butehie. Countess JIans'
Jumping Bean; I.s rIapintah pNintah,bs Mlsf Daunted. &
Rash Action. Time. liz
Sth-s3, 500; cling; 3-yr; 4 up; ! nj; 1a
. Roman Play (Adams) 4'1V 33amS
Snow Dune (woodhousel S.oo
Count Eric, Boston TeapArLyy' Tpy
b Hades, Billy Bluejay, Lone Won
state Offence; saisI5fya; 5 a.cht ne entry 90
dustave Ring entry.
:;ssssS.; en- a:.sS:; 1.i.S a. Ssss SIS Y; e;
Niksar tGustlnesl S'So ~ ~
BFume (AnaeFeonl .,s c.oo
Volcanite. Surfer, DtehardiL Gun
Burst Time. l:41es.
7th-sSo. 600 added. Ladies Hep; s-yrs.
Ml:ssssS. ssS VII .sG.II:Y' 1879 sssS :.bS :.bS
TrIss@sh rIssshst sisaso f.ou. osi royalty, Teaeation,
Errcountess, Make 9aii, Cara Marot'
Linda J. A. Time, 2ai%-
sth-s7, 500; alw.: 3-yrs. mp; nj.
Trans.Wey (AfeaFe) A.30 2.9Q out
MAnaesa Mauieg (BePnd ESQ out
John william tGustinesl eut
Whitechapel Time, 1859.
eth-$4, 200: cling; 3-yrs. up; z fur.
Nieauest Leonard e.bO 4.<O y.ly
HalIuPsan (Gustinesl S.lO 4.oy
Roman Don (Mafgolinl S.0U
Too Much prass. White LABEL STEP
Shutter Shy. Time, 1:24.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Proves Easy Victory

Frank A. Bonsal, president
of the Maryland Breeders As
sociation, presented q trophy
to owner Duncan and his
brother Robert. who trains Our
Son Don.
Earning first money Of $S,6l5
in his initial stakes triumph
was rather easy for Our Son
Don. He took the lead shortly
after leaving the half mile pole
and did not have too much
trouble holding on to his ad-
vantage through the stretch.
Jockey Herberto Hinojosa got
Nip OBrandy rolling after q
sluggish start, but although he
headed Ruff One for second
money. It was apparent that he
would not catch Our Son Don.
Hinojosa. bidding for his Sec
ond straight riding title at
Laurel, had better luck In other
races as he took the third with
Dashoney. $7.00; the fifth with
George A. CARROTS Staff Chief,
$7.40, and the eighth aboard the
Jaclyn Stables LII Fella, a $3.50
favorite.
Yesterday was the fourth day
Of the Maryland fall season, but
It actually was Laurel's opening,
the three previous programs be-
ing transferred Bowie cancella.
ton days.
New Jersey and West Virginia
was very apparent in the paltry
betting Of 81 .09S, ,e23 being ham
died on the nine events. It was
q bit better, however, than the
same Saturday O year ago when
81, ,034,5s4 was wagered.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

AAhc' A'AA7b.
2d-s5,O00.. cling; 3 yr.; 9 fur.
Troa tSellers) $40 $40 $50
Shy Boy (Brooksl 2.60 $40
That's Jazz (MonaeellD $40
Mr.. Blast, Promoters Dream, Crooked
Question. Bombastic. Time. 1:104s. y
DAILY. DOUBLE l6-s, PAID ses.4o
samss; s5;;;: !! 900: %. cling; ? vi g tsr, !.
Ba.kI1E Ssltii or dsss Si. sBrookO ee aaS @ $se AZ
Dee Malone, Nindy BABY. wee WHY
Wtnke. Manly. Phil Lippy. Time,
liz.
fai.oss Sf.sl. swi sSo e ns sOc aso tss
Poor Soul (Blum) 4.2O $50
Willow Dare iGilIIganl 600
EngNsh Sole. Mays Landing. Nashua
Ben, Baker County, Asenor. Time.
5th-Si0.O 1000; alw.: 2-yr.; Lis mi.
Crimson Satan (Sk'er) AGO 500 2.2O
Pinsetter tGilligsn) 4.40 3.OO
Desasss JACOBS fssia Isdder. Hold tn. Fort, sS sS
Ayanti. Point Park, Count Risque.
Always Alive. Time, 1:44N.
a Bensinger-Herff entry.
eth--$1o.O00 alw.: 2-yr.; II. mi.
Obey tGrant) 3.2O ESQ
Padded Cell tSellers) 4.20
Count Sail, Usage Road, Figaro Bob,
In Force. Princegret, Mighty Hurry,
Green Ticket, David X. Time, 1:44ss.
7th-S76,000 added, Trenton Hcp.;
3-yrs. up; Ia mi.
Garry Back (sellersI 500 SEQ 3.4O
Intentionally lBoulm's) $50 4.O0
Ambiopoise (Hartack) 800
Talent Show. Nickel Boy, Mail Order
Divine Comedy, Black Thumper. Time
2:03.
sth-S7 500; alw.; 3-yrs: up: Lii mi
Count Hash (Gillig'n) 1880 500 400
Derrick (Grapn $40 2.8(
Lord Gregor (BrOoks) 500
| Racine Clouds. Somali Bird. Sever
! Corners, To Fortune. Time, 1:445s.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
LAUREL RACE CHARTS

s::s,i s:ss 81: s;!$ :i:.;4t &c: s
ssss ss:.ssE! 8 s'sss Ny: spss;s s!:: III
es:s :s:s s::i' Issssss' IT, gss$
:s:SSss:s ss.SsEs ss.. M :sd ts:s "a shsr.
RS@s 500 sHs4 i S
s$a :?S e. VI
winner, Hale. vaias:~saisS'
S:G 3: ,s.! 81; 49,; I s:s
S;;'?i s:::: g.: ;;'s;s s:3.,:. + 4:
.S'S eESE $3.50 ''''
Ths ss:,snf sSsss.
sss e s'i sTsS sS'fS
l5o fi. f1a eissr snd ssst esOO
Horse. Jockey. Wtt. PP. e Str: I'm. ODDS
! I 4 I Il
sssSS:s 81. 81 .sSs sss :ss :Rs Ss:a:: e.s.
Soc
'iisi iHsisnSdisGOs14s.soa. SieO
OUR son DON improved his position the turn while
stn under restraint mildly reused to attain COM
manding advantage In mdstretch. then won easily NIP
lacked early speed responded when settled into
the pace for q half mile and faltered CHARLES CENTER
failed to menace. RHYTHMIC DREAM was with the pace
to the stretch and faltered.
.,,1E 9Pd
sii s:ss ;s
Horse. Jockey Wat. PP z 2 Str. Fin. Odds
-; s.sE:s 3,s;'
:sS; |si5:?.; III g. ,E$ 5
Ssid sss IoFA Ss
Handle-$139.166.
NINTH 79S and o 1D S;S,na esm-
Winner Irene x. Mler's G 4, BY Papa Rsdeird-ssra-
S27O. $3.50 Time. 1:39as
Horse. Jockey. wgt PP. "a e ST.. Fin. Odds
E;si s:s t!:s.; #.,..., i i II is$$ $
iSS;::,. Ss'gs 'n,"s,o.., III s
sSsiIs IS SsPs sIdsSss.., ssSsS til q = = s55SS
Twodolar mutueis paid -JI-Jo, $500, $40 $3.50.
BLACK JET. 81 l 00 $500. BAY HORNET. Se.20
AttendaneeS-14617. ~
Evening star., 1961-10-29

sUMMER TANAGEE raced wen earpses sss,s 81 F1TRE 1SE.
AfLAAE"s ssddle slipped ghen she vas pInee - IN
ROSY wxCK has ths inside pest and ShouId Iand q
Evening star., 1961-10-29

tcopyreht, 1861. By Triansie Publications. 1nc;)
FIRST ~ vnn dsly sne
M Winner, Glenn G. Smiths ch. n. q. by Quiz SHOW
srar Past Trsinsr. Synsr $780, $500
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Anueduct Results

Ist-$3, 500; clmE.: 3 ys1a UPS w "a
NstagaF fNelson) d'tV gaSS
Ufo Ruane)
Don Lueho, Bob's Gem, snenHs.
peau White, Casual Friend, MAIN
Marx, fBlaek Ptppon, WedgeNooo
Green, 4 Smiling Pick. Time, l:z47s'
q McNair johnson entry
Evening star., 1961-10-29

M0HEGAN FaIIied st.onFI%y % q g nile Whea her iSurth
Or 5000 in New Jersey. SUN KING second IN
is last TO PaPt Time Indian for $1,000.
Ks, XXI, xxx10 pounds apprentice allowance.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS

cYMBAL prefers ground but will be running late.
State. - "
Evening star., 1961-10-29

ed-s3.60O; Gins. u. yri.SpjSo up fus, uss,aeI
IdIeF (Adamsl AV-oV S6S a.
Willie W. lMoyeFs) ).-,, u,,.,cs.S S.yS
Whiyi. irish Dandy, Always DANGER
Citizen Kane. Time, 1:115s.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Wyoming Beats
Utah in Snow

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. %
(AP. Sophomore Halfback
Mike Walker scored two touch
downs in a driving snowstorm
as the ming Cowboys
ground out a 1875 Skyline Con-
ference victory over Utah to-
day.
The victory put Wyoming in
first place in the conference
with a 4-0-l record.
Wyoming got its running
machine in gear twice, once on
a 72-yard drive in the second
period. walker scored the
f0ilchn0u;yl m 7.varfg- rffsa
Evening star., 1961-10-29

The Charles II. White trained
entry Of Hugo E. Suhr, IRIS
Ruff One, and Stanley Sag
ner's Charles Center, finished
three, four, respectively, In the
field Of seven.
Our Son Don, who was well
ridden by Jockey Albert
Schwizer, ran the six furlongs
in 1:12. The time tied the
second fastest in the history Of
the Maryland Futurity.
A few seconds after Our Son
Don. who was sired by Art
Rooney's stallion, Britis h
Buddy. shot under the finish
line. Laurel's winners circle
suddenly drew q crowd IN keep
ing with q Washington, D. C.
international celebration as
relatives and friends Of the
owner rushed in to pose for
pictures.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Our Son Don
Easy Victor in
Laurel Futurity
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Our Son Don, after a cam
paign in New York. came back
to the State where he was
foaled and romped home q
three-and-a-half length winner
in the $12.765 Maryland Futur-
ity yesterday at Laurel before
q disappointing weekend turn
out Of 1857.
The two-year-old gelding,
owned and bred by Elmer L.
Duncan Of Winfield, Md, had
won his last race at Aqueduct
at the fantastic odds Of $125.90
for two. but yesterdays crowd
pegged him right and made
him q $5.40-for-two choice.
The Carolyn K. Stables
Nip o'Brandy. q close second
choice at 9-5, chased the ia
vorite home, rallying from last
to take second money.
Nip O'Brandy was trying to
provide the New Jersey-owned
stable its second straight tri-
umph in the Maryland Futur-
ity which was run for the 31st
time yesterday. Last year,
Nip O'Brandy's full brother,
Brandy Sea, won the Maryland
bred event.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
At Laurel
last Track

Mondays Selections Made for Fast TRACK
Post Time. 1880 PM.
FIRST RACE Purse, S2SOO, claiming (S45O0 to
S4yO00); 2-year-oldsI furionEs.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

. spet u re1saI sPY GEN was winner in Mlehigan
and Iooks like the top rival PRETTY BEE registered
earlier 1t Marlboro fer SS0OO
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Our CHRIs turned IN sSSe sHs .1e nSRH
Evening star., 1961-10-29
BEST BET-ONE MORE HILL

MOON SHOT Is . three-time stakes winner and
looks like Standout here. STARE1TA Is better than
her last in New York BEAU ADMIRAL beat weaker In
his last at Garden State.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

WYOMING - o q o Ia
UTAH -.------ g. o o o.
utah-1Fleming 8, pass from cravens
(kick 'failed).
Wyoming-Walker z. run (kick failed).
Wyoming-Walker Q. run Lamson,
kick.
Attendance-19, ISL,
Evening star., 1961-10-29
rse. 1900 eIaImInE tsa,OOOli

ONE MORE HILL ven earlier In Neg Jersey and
snsglc rsy e beat tniS rSea .ieT 4hep tSird
Tor $500. on PAYMENT has late foot and might
upset.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

fes or Coffee tsmithl iS.2Oi2.60 2.eo
smoked Glass tSmaiD $50 2.S0
improvise. Mrs. j. T.. Ausies Gust.
Cochise Cake, Whirling Tint. Master
Jean. oueenothenile. Time. 1:0ess.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

| handle the turf. SCARLET FEATHERS locks like the
enc to beat DR. EUGENE registered at Marlboro and
| rates q chance.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

FOURTH RAcE-Purse, se,SOoJ claiming $4,000 Y
S3,5OO); S.yeaf-oldsj furlOngs.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 allowances; 2-year-OIds;

OUR ROCKY won at HsEthorne for s660O and
Ioeks sEhtly best here: MARoN MS last exeel-
lent COAST 10 COAST is better than his last start.
coRNY GOSSIP won earlier In New Jersey for 5000.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Gorden State Results

Ist-S3,5OO: cling! yr. up: 9 fur.
Sure John Clark 1880 800 $50
McPhee (BlumD $50 2.60
Bagpipes (BlOek) 800
, tInSs MANGO CREASED Ligntnin'
Time, l:l1M
Evening star., 1961-10-29

eth-s7,5O0; alw.: 3-yrs. up; I nj.
Trans.Way (Afcare) A.30 2.g9 out
MAnaesa Mauler (BePnd ESQ out
John william tGustinesl cut
WhitechapeL Time, 1859.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

TAMARONA finished third On the Garesnia Stakes
and seems best here RATANA was second In alloy
wire. ILLINOIS ETHEL won earlier In New Jersey.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

FiyIns Bid iZahlarD 1880 $50 $50
Bonnys Choice lCapel 4.SO 40
Tiller Ep. Cosmic Bess. Black APE.
So Fancy, Paper Boss, Browse sure
Proof. Time. 1.14as.
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Clerk of School District
No. 80, Richland County, Montana, that
an election will be held on the 18th
day of July, 1861, at Poleville School
house for the purpose of voting upon
the question of whether the Poleville
and Timmons school buildings should
be moved to the hereinafter described
site, and for the selection and pur-
chase of such site, which is described
as follows: A tract of land situated IN
Lot l, Section A. Township "a North.
Range So East M. P. M, in Richland
County, Montana, and more particu-
larly described as follows: Beginning
at a point on the East Section line
of said Section 4. and S 0o14'W. a
distance of 100 feet from the section
corner common TO Sections 3 anI 4
on the North; hence continuing S %
IA w $3.50 feet to a point; thence
N89o46'W, 5000 feet to a point; thence
N OLA E, 528 feet to a point; thence
S89o46' E. along the southerly right-of-
way line of Montana State Highway
No. 2O1, to the point of beginning,
and containing 400 acres. more or less
The Polls will be pen from loo
O'Clock to 500 O'Clock P. M, on the
day above specified.
Jasper Larson
Clerk, School District No. 9s
pub. June %, July 81
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28
COURT MOTHER CABRINI
INSTAI.I.S NEW OFFICERS

Court Mother Cabrini No. 1866
of Sidney recessed for the summer
following the installation of Of
ficers, June 26th. The installing
officer was Mrs. Germaine Bold,
District Deputy, Glendive, Mont.
Following Officers were INSTALL
ed: Grand Regent; Mrs. Joe Cart
ner, vice-grand regent; Mrs. Ed
Lewis, prophecies; Mrs. Dora Hill
mon, lecturer; Mrs. Robert Hall,
Historian; Mrs. Ed Hardy, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Charles Con-
away, treasurer; Mrs. Hubert
Johnson, Monitor; Mrs. Robert
Hammer, Sentinel; Mrs. John
O'Connor, organist; Mrs. Robert
Johnson, trustee; Mrs. Marge
Knaff.
The new Grand Regent, Mrs.
Joe Gartner, appointed the follow
ing as various Committee Chair
men for the coming year comminc-
ing in September. Family Life;
Eloyce Prichard, special events;
Eva Fedora, year book; Bing
Arnold, program; Nora Fink, Day
of Recollection; Marge Knaff share
the faith; Mary Ida Oliver, medical
missions: CD Vestmens, Catherine
Stotts, bandage program; Pat
Denowh, clothing program, Mary
C~arranza, legislation; Mary Jen-
son, education; Joan Krejci, pub
licity; Grace Irigoin.
HoStesSeS were Mrs. Marie Anna
Backes, Harriet Bell and Donna
Brown.
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28
LEGAL NOTICE

LEOAL NO11CE
Notice of Call for Bids - School
Bus and Operator.
Notice is hereby given that Pole
vile School District No. so will on
the 18th day of July, 1861 at 700
T.. M. at the PoIeville School receive
Sealed Bids for the furnishing of two
school buses and operator according
TO the following specifications:
i. The contacts snail be for a term
of five (5) years commencing with
the 1861 school year.
2. One bus shall have a minimum
seating capacity of twenty-four per-
sons. Second bus shall have a mini
mum seating capacity of nine per-
o
3. Twenty-four capacity bus travels
80 miles per day. Nine capacity bus
travels ITO miles per day.
4. The owner shall provide liability
insurance and bond.
5. ALL state and local regulations in
Guiding regulations pertaining to quail
ifications of driver shall be met.
6. The trustees reserve the right to
| consider bids on a per bus or a COM
bined contract.
\. The trustees reserve the right tc
reject any and all bids.
8. Further particulars pertaining tc
form of contract, requirements anc
specifications can be obtained upor
request from Jasper Larson, clerk, Of
County Superintendent office.
Archie T. Strand,
Chairman, Board of Trustee.
Jasper Larson, Clerk
Pub. June %, July 81
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28
RICHEY AREA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Art Radcliffe left
Sunday evening for Libby, Mont.
to spend a few days at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
JaQueth.
S-Sgt. Glen Gabbard and fami-
ly of Riverside, Calf, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Addie CALI
SON.
A family picnic was held at
Red Water Sunday. Those pres
ent were: MIR. and Mrs. Leon
Cummings; Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton
Cummings and daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cummings; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Cummings; Mrs. Jim
Golden and son of Greybull, Wyo.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Stoker; MIR
and Mrs. Andy Lee and daugh-
ter; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stoker
daughter and sen of Bremerton
Wash; and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pc
terson and three children of Che
halls, Washington.
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28
Crowds
CONTINUED FROM PAGE y

liam Tell scene and to the F. T.
reynolds Co. for their Golden
Anniversary" cake.
First place in the Historic Float
was won by the Richland County
Farm Bureau whose float showed
an OLD gr1ndstone, old sewing ma
chine, old washing machine, etc.
all being operated by old time res
ldents, Yellowstone Mercantile
Co.'S "Old Time Store" and fine
early day "Ice Cream Parlor" of
the Turner Drug Co., were Judged
second and third.
Other crowd pleasing floats in
GUIDED an old time office of the
Sidney B. P. W.; telephone opera
tors at an ancient switchboard. of
Mt. States T & T; several FLOATS
with religious themes, and a num-
Der featuring covered wagons.
FIRST place for Best Saddle Club
went TO Lambert, with Culbertson
and Sidney following in that order
In the Autos dividsion, grand
overall prize went to the Hood
Skateland entry, from Glendive.
with its entry of an ancient
"~horSebeSS carriage" which also
won the award for the oldest car
Best restored car award was won
by Ed Tome of Circle, while Paul
Ram and Ray Youngquist OF
Circle took honorS for the Classic
Car.
Grand overall winner in imple-
mentS, went to a 1916 Mogul Trac-
tor entered by Valley Hardware
OF Sidney. Oldest Implement was
a Russell Plow, entered by VALLEY
Hotel, OF Sidney. Best Restored
implement was won by a 1917
T1tal Tractor, owned by John
DobrOwSki, of Wibaux, while
honors for the Largest Implement
were won by an Aultman-Taylol
Tractor, entered by Joe Bemer, o.
Richey.
Arrangements for the parade
were made by co-chairman Walter
DaSinger and Robert Hall
Winners of plaques in the horse.
shoe tournment were: First place
Bruce McMorriS, Sidney; second
place, o. j. Lunden, Poplar; anc
third place, Paul Tollakson, Sid.
ney.
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28

Rev. and Mrs. Henry Mecklen-
berg of Billings were overnight
guests at the Callison home on
Sunday.
Mrs. James Howell and three
daughters, and George Howell all
of Superior, Mont, were Richey
callers Sunday.
Mrs. Hardwick Schwartz Suf-
fered a severe injury to her back
in a car accident a few miles from
their home Tuesday evening. She
is a patient at the Sidney hos
pital.
Arvin Eggum who was injured
in a car accident three weeks ago
and has been in the Sidney hos
pital since, was flown to Billings
Saturday to consult a specialist.
Danny Wirth took him in his
plane.
! Three of a Kind - Golfers
fishermen and proud parents.
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28
Over 5000
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

whom they had not seer in many
years.
The prize fer the Oldest Old
Timer gentleman, went to Jake
Obergfell, of Sidney, who also
took honors for having lived the
longest on his original homestead.
Obergfen still makes his holne
there.
The Oldest Old Timer Lady,
was Mrs. Pat Kelly, while The
Oldest Old Timer Couple, was
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sorensen. All
are from Sidney.
The Old Timer coming the long
est distance, was Mrs. Emma E.
Johnson, of Pasadena, Calf.
Each of the winners received
prizes of complimentary dinners in
lccal restaurants, as guess of the
Chamber of Commerce All Old
Timers were presented win rib
OonS showing 40 years, so years,
CT nore than so years of residence
and were guests al i coffee and
d0ughnut session at ne Fire Hall
Pclh on Friday after iocn follow
III registration.
The registration was conducted
by the Sidney Jayceens, wild
Mrs. Don Rees serving as chair.
man.
During the afternoon, the Bearc
Contest was judged, and prize!
awarded. First place for the mos
unusual beard went to Phill,I
Williams. for his beard in The
style of the old time gambler; lnc
second to Jim L. Kelly, fer hi.
Troopers beard.
HandSomeSt Beard was won b.
Erv;-- Weiderrich, with SECOND
going to Delbert Sorensen.
Best MuStache was won by Der
nard Hart, with Howard Harmon
second.
Best Historical Beard was wol
by Jack Miller, for his beart
styled like that of Abraham Lin
coin, while second place went t
E. c. (Spike) Woods, for hi
beard like that of Sidney B. Eyer
ton, first governor of Montana.
Prizes were $40 for 1st an,
$40 for secnd place, awarded b.
{ the Chamber of Commerce. !
t group of local beauty operator
served as judges.
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28
PIONEERS OF THE WEST
REPORT ANNUAL MEETING

The pioneers of the Vest. also
known as the $50 Year Club" met
June "a at the NYA hall in Sid
ney. This has been the meeting
place of the group since their or
ganization but future meetings
will be held elsewhere as the
NYA building is to be moved or
dlsmantled in a short time. The
club has appreciated the use of
this building and expressed their
thanks to the county commission
erS.
The meeting this year was I'M
usually well attended with many
new members here from a dis
lance to attend the Golden Ju-
bilee.
"A low arrangement of pink
roses conferred an attractively ap-
pointed table at which Mrs. Sarah
Jane Stewart, the honored guest
for the occasion, was seated. She
was presented with a nosegay by
Shelley Woods, and Jan Harper
presented Bill Hennen, the mem
Ger of the club who had lived
here the longest, with a carna-
Ilon boutonniere.
j. c. Moore said Grace pre-
cedlng the sumptuous dinner.
Following the dinner Georg;
Howell, president, presided at E
business session, with MARY
Woods, secretary. Miss Wood.
read the minutes of the last meet
ing and Martin Wick gave the
treasurer'S report. Letters were
read from members unable to b.
present.
Discussion was held in regard t.
acquiring the Old Stone Church
the first building in the TOWNSHIP
or Sidney, for a museum. Article.
on exhibit during the Jubilee wert
proof that there r many, many
items of interest for a museum
and that people are interested il
preserving them for future gener.
ationS to see. Mrs. Lucy Fishe.
is preparing a book of articles anC
pictures that will be of Specia
interest if such a museum materi
allies.
The business session closed witt
the election of officers. ]. 1. Tur
ner was elected president; Johl
Kemmis, vice president; j. c
!, Moore, second vice president
Mary Woods, secretary; Marti,
+, Wick, treasurer; Lucy Fisher, his
/ torian; Marjorie Anderson, socia
service chairman, and Rose Kel
ley, kitchen and hall chairman.
The Sidney herald., 1961-06-28
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the CITY
Council of the City of Sidney, Mon
tana. until 7:30 O'Clock p. M, MIST,
july 3. 1861 for the furnishing of 4
vertical deep well turbine pump or
installation in existing City Water
Well. Equipment furnished will be IN
accordance with Specifications on file
in he office OF the City Clerk in the
CITY Hall of Sidney, Montana. The
CITY Council will meet at the City
Hail on the above specified time
and date to open and consider all
bids.
obtained from L. w. BURDICK, CON-
ISJUTING ENGINEER. 111a East Broad
way Post Office Box l134) Williston,
The equipment shall consist of a
vertical deep well turbine type pumr
for installation in a well approximate
lv 40 feet deep. Pump will be required
to deliver 500 GPM at $50 feet TPH.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
a certified or cashiers check in ar
amount of not less than so of the
total amount of the bid n endorsed