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The Sidney herald., 1962-09-19
CASE NO. 1880
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL

49,
CASE NO. 1880
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF AMELIA LEIKAM MILLER, also
known as EMELA l. MILLER, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Wendell
H.. Elliott. administrator of the estate
of Amelia Leikkam Miller, also known
as Emeha l.. Miller, deceased, will sell
at private sale, on or after the hour
of 2 PM, October 5. 1862. the follow
ing described real property, to-wit:
All OF Block Sc of Kenoyer's First
Addition TO Sidney. Montana, ac-
cordlng 10 the plat thereof on file
IN the office of the County Clerk
* Recorder of Richland County,
Montana, excepting therefrOm that
certain tract decided to Ralph Matt
on January D, 1917, recorded in
Book A-5l of Deeds, page 374 and
described as follows: The Easterly
l2O feet measured along the North
erly line IN Block 60 of KenOyer's
First Addition to Sidney. Montana.
according to the plat thereof on
Tile IN the office Of the Clerk &
Recorder of Richland County,
Montana.
Ten per cent of rne bid price shall
be paid in cash al the time Of the
acceptance Of the bid the balance TO
be paid upon Court confirmation of
sale and tender Of a good and suffi-
Gent executors deed and abstract
showing that a merchantable title will
be conveyed thereby.
All bids must be in writing and shall
be accompanied by a check for 1870
of the bic Bids may be left
with the Clerk of the above entitled
Court, with the undersigned admins
traitor personally at Sidney. Montana.
or at the office of Brattin. Habedank
& Cumming, Sidney National Bank
Building, Sidney. Montana. the place
designated for the transaction of the
business of said estate and the opening
of DC which may have been sub
mitted prior to 200 O'Clock PM. on
October 5. 1862. The administrator re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids SO submitted. Any person present
at the time bids are opened shall have
the right to raise the highest written
bid then submitted by 1870, in which
e the executor viii proceed 70
accept oral bids from those present
at the bid opening and accept the
highest bid then received subject To
confirmation of Court and pursuant e
the Statutes of the Safe of Monana re-
lating TO sales of real property.
DATED this 18th day of September
1862.
WENDELL II. ELLIOTT.
Administrator of the estate
of Amelia Leikam Miller
also known as Emelia L
Miller. deceased.
BRATTIN, HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Administrator
Publish Sept. 10. 26
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-19
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ZEAL PROPERTY SHOULD NOT
BE SOLD.

THE COUNTY OF RICH
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
REAL PROPERTY SHOULD NOT
BE SOLD.
IN IHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOSEPHINE A. LeSUEUR, De-
on reading the petition filed by
Maile n. Iuott, Administrative with
ne Wul Annexed of the estate Of
Josephine A. LeSueur, deceased.
wherein II appears that it is necessary
me for the benefit. best interests and
advantage of the estate and all persons
interested therein to sell the real prop
erty of the estate:
NOW. THEREFORE,. IT IS ORDER
Ed that all persons interested in said
estate appear before this Court on
Wednesday. October 10th, 1862, at the
nour Of 1000 O'Clock AM. of said day.
IN the Courtroom of said Court. al the
courthouse IN the City of Sidney,
County of Richland. State of Montana.
or as soon thereafter as counsel and
the matter may be heard, then and
there 10 snow cause why an order
should not be granted said Admins
tratriX with the Will Annexed to sell
all OF the real property of the estate
more particularly described as follows:
22.l9 acres in the South Half of
the Northwest Quarter (Sia NWiz)
and h Northeast Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter CNEL SWiz)
OF Section Three (3), Township
Twenty-Five 1927 North, Range
Fifty-four (54) East. MPM., for
merly part of the Enid, Montana
TOWNSHIP;
ALSO
South Half of the Northwest
Quarter .(Si2 NWi4) except Enid
TOWNSHIP: all that part of the Nortfx(
Half of the Southwest Quarter
(Nl2 SWl4) lying North of a line
parallel to and 100 feet distant
north from the center line of the
main track of the Great Northern
Railway. Section Three (3), Town
ship Twenty-Five (22) North, Range
Fffty-four (54) East. M.PM., con-
Sisting of 51.47 acres, more or less.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that 4;
copy of this Order be published fol
two successive weeks prior to said dan
of hearing in h Sidney Herald. /;
weekly newspaper Of general circula.
ton. printed and published at Sidney
Richland County. Montana.
Dated at Sidney. Montana this 1911
day of September. AID, 1862.
Alma Murphy,
Clerk of the District Cour
(Court Seal)
MILTON G.. ANDERSON
Post Office & Business Address
The New Sidney Drug Store Buildinj
Sidney. Montana
Attorney for Administrative
With the VIII Annexed.
Published September 10 and 2s. 1862
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-19

Wolves held the Eagles on four
downs. The Wolves couldn't do
anything and Neil Hartman re-
turned a Billy Smith kick from
the 48 to the &c.
Kenny Mcdonald made a dandy
catch of a McMorris pass on the
next play for the game winning
touchdown. Tom Marker threw
the block that sprung Mcdonald
loose on this 26 yard caper. Wolf
Point was unable to move the ball
and Sidney with Coach Ron Ewing
had their first taste of victory.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF RICH
LAND
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN +. LEE, Deceased.
Pursuant TO an order made in the
above entitled matter or the 18th day
of September. AID, 1862:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a
Petition for the Probate of Will OF
John. +. Lee. deceased, and for
the Issuance of Letters Testamentary
to Hjalmar Lee. has been filed in this
Court. and that Wednesday, the Bird
day of October, AID, 1862. at the hour
of 1000 o'clock AN. of said day, in the
Courtroom OF said Court. in the Court
House in the City of Sidney, Richland
County. Montana. ha- Seen appointed
as h time and place Tor hearing said
petition, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the
same and show cause, If any he has,
why said petition should not be
granted.
DATED this 18th day of September,
AID, 1862.
ALMA MURPHY
Clerk of the District Court
MILTON G.. ANDERSON
Post Office and Business Address
The New Sidney Drug Store Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorney for Petitioner
Publication Dates: Sept. -. 10. 26
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-19

Other Glass A scores: Glasgow
81, Laurel o; Havre As, Medicine
Hat 80; Lewistown 0, Livingston
0; Miles City 10, Billings Central
10. The Havre, Medicine Hat
game was played with Canadian
rules one half and American rules
the second half.
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-19
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF RICH
I AMI
The Sidney herald., 1962-09-19
Wolf Point /,

Touchdowns: Welnel, Marker,
Mcdonald, Sidney. Berry, Smith
for Wolf Point. Extra points: j.
Ness, Sidney. Smith, Wolf Point.
Evening star., 1962-08-22
favorable Result
Cited by FDA in
Check on EnoVid

In recent weeks, the Food
and Drug Administration has
been receiving reports from
Planned Parenthood groups
around the United States on
the use of the birth control pill
Enovid and thus far. an Off
cial said today. the reports
seem favorable"
Doubt was cast on the drugs
safety earlier this month when
a British physician interpreted
the death of a British woman
as possibly caused by her use
Of the birth control product.
Under questioning, Food and
Drug officials here on August
4 said they had been informed
of six similar deaths due to
blood clotting difficulties
among the many women using
the product. The officials said
they were investigating to de-
termine if Enovid was to blame
or if the clotting condition oc-
Cured naturally, as it often
does in women not taking Emo
vid or any other drug.
AS a result of the announce
ment, some other cases of clot-
ting problemS-none definitely
linked to the drug-have been
reported to FDA, an official
said.
But the most reliable reports
are coming in from Planned
Parenthood groups that have
records on large numbers of
women using the drug, the Of
ficial said, adding that these
look favorable to Enovid."
Evening star., 1962-08-22
KEY TO DRUGS DECISION
Lawmakers Bone Up
On Antibiotics Data

brewing beer with the cooper
alton Of yeast.
The Commerce Committee
a Ire ady has entered this
strange world. Com mite e
members are asking questions
right and left in an attempt
to understand it.
On their understanding of
the field depends their deci-
sion on a major portion of drug
law.
Current law requires that
manufacturers must send a
sample of each batch of five
kinds of antibioticS to the
Food and Drug Administration
for a check on purity before
the batch can be sold. But all
the many antibiotics devised
after the first five (penicillin.
streptomycin, dihydrostrepto-
mycin, Tetracyn and bacitra-
cin) are exempted from this
requirement.
But for the five that must
be tested for FDA, the manu-
facturers pay between $500. 900
and 81 million a year to FDA
for the service"
The Harris bill under con-
sideration would extend this
FDA testing to all drugs-and
testing costs might increase to
81 million a year.
Manufacturers Of prescrip-
ton drugs are forging history
Evening star., 1962-08-22
Pershing Missile
Hits Turget

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Aug. % (AP).-A Pershing ar
tillery missile testing a quicker,
explosive nose cone separation
device has been fired success
fully on a short range flight.
The two stage, solid 1DeI
rocket hit a target about 200
miles downrange last night in
its first test flight in more
than two months. Since the
last shot in June, technicians
worked to correct problems
which plagued the missile in
three Of the five previous
launchings.
AS the second stage burned
out, an explosive charge ignited
to kick the nose cone away.
The purpose was to place the
warhead on target more swiftly.
A similar separation test was
successful in April.
Evening star., 1962-08-22

needed the wonder drugs. but
industry had not then de-
veloped completely safe ways to
make them. Thus. to get them
on the market and still make
sure they were safe. the Gov
ernment established certifica-
ton.
Food and Drug Administra-
ton officials will argue the
other side on Friday.
Evening star., 1962-08-22

and manufacturing technique
into an argument against the
extension. In fact, they have
asked that FDA testing, often
called certification. be abol-
ished for the original five an
tibiotics as well.
Their argument is that GER
tification was designed to be
q temporary test. The Govern
ment during World War II
Evening star., 1962-08-22
BY WILLIAM GRIGG
Star Staff Writer

The House Commerce Com
mittee, plowing through pro-
posed drug control legislation.
has fallen into the wonderland
of antibiotics.
It's a strange world where
tongue-twisters like "dihydro-
streptomycin" and "triacetylo-
leandomycin" are common"
drug names - nick-names of
sorts for longer chemical
names.
And it's a world where some
products are not made by
chemical manufacture but by
fermentation processes - like
Evening star., 1962-08-22

The officials say they will
point out that antibiotics, like
some but not many other
drugs. are critical" Som e.
often are used in life-and-
death situations where it is i'm
portant that the antibiotic be
strong and pure. The certifi-
cation to assure this costs only
q fraction Of q cent per dose
Of the antibiotics, FDA adds.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12
Hunting And Fishing Tips

been waiting for!
Don't put away your fish
striDger when the fishing season
is over. 1t can be put to equally
good use afield. A fish stringer
makes an excellent carrier for
squirrels. Hook the squirrel in
he hind leg between bone and
tendon and suspend the Stringer
from your belt. You'll have an
easy way to carry your downed
game afield and both hands will
be free to tend to the business
Of the day
Fishing
While you're waiting for next
spring to roll around you have
the chance to save up a few
items that will come in handy
when the big ones are biting
again. ToothpaSte tubes shaving
cream tubes and the like make
good emergency sinkers. You
can cut them to size for various
weights. No tackle box should be
without 'em.
Save those cigarette butts too.
Now don't go raising your eye
brows wondering if we've popped
2 cork. TIE .,e- part q Uttered
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12
Buckingham At Brunswick
For Top Game In District

Kenbridge, with only two de-
feats. is still in the top conten-g
ton. The Comets added lustre
to their record with 1887 win
over Victoria Friday night. The
defeat did not help Victoria as
that makes three losses for the
Panthers. Kenbridge shou d
keep its victory string going
against Emporia Friday night.
while Victoria will meet indie
spendent Prince Edward Acade-
my on even terms at Farmville.
Another top notch game will
find Randolph-Henry at Park
View. The 81 a e m n have
dropped three district encoun-
tiers. while Park View has lost
only two. The game should be
an even contest, with Park View
holding a slight edge. and bat
Ting to stay among the teams
that have lost only two games.
With a little luck Park View
could rise UP as a contender for
second or third place. when all
the games are recorded.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12
Standings
Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Yankees 2, Giants
O.: Wild Cats /, Eagles L; Tigers
l, Rebels /.
SUMMARY: High game. Dor
aid Woodson with SO pins. High
two game set. Charles Simonini
with 1853 pins. High team game
Tigers with 352 pins. and high
two game set. Tigers with CTS
pins.
Those bowling over rs pins
were Myrick with 1919; Booth
1879; Helms 1879; Sequin 80
70; Simonini 84-79; Shanabefger
50; a~d Noblin 70.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12
Tigers Riding High On
-Four Game Win Streak

tour over RPI 1855. In an ironic
reversal Of the previous night,
the Tiger guards did the honors
II scoring with freshman. Dave
NTrickler, pouring through 20 and
Mike CroHe, 13. Attempting a
Slow moving game to crimp the
DengalS' fast break tactics, the
12ichnl0ndcrs found, to their dis
may that the Tigers didn't like
it that way and did something
about it. Putting on the full
court press. the Death Valley
boys made it pay off in setting
the ball and the points, breaking
the game wide open.
Coach Bill Pegram. rieased
with the performance Of his start
ers. was particularly happy with
the line Ct reserves who dis
Played the ability to come
through when called on for re-
lief Tiger ace, Bill 1Tardio, sill
going Strong. came up with Is
more points, and is expected to
oreaE the magic mark Of | 900
AGAINST NOV at home Friday
After seeing him break live rec
oIuS during tho Fort Les to,1rn-
ny. 10 ore cam be found to bet
against his chances for the coal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12

Final Church
League Sign-Up;
Games To Start

The Farmville Church Daaket-
ball league got unllerway
Wednesday night with prelimin-
airy organization. Snow and cid
weather cut down on Tt initial
night sign up. 50 another date
has been set for those intemsted
to get in on the first games.
The girls will hold their final
sign-up Saturday morning Ct 10
am. at the Arpnory. This viii
include both varsity and junior
varsity.
The boys who did not sign up
Wednesday will meet at the Ar
mory at 2 pm. Saturday.
Both girls and boys will
practice at the Armory on Sat-
urday with times set aside for
each team. Team coaches will
advise their players Of the
practice schedule.
The first games will be played
next Wednesday and Thursday
nights. The girls team will play
on Wednesday and the boys on
Thursday. The first game starts
at z pm. and the second at $3.50.
For the opening series, the
Episcopal team will meet the
Presbyterians in the first game
and the Methodist will play
he Baptist in the second game.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12

Every hunter gives off human
scent. This scent is carried
through the woods by the wind
and that's why a hunter must be
downwind from his game. But
what happens when there is no
breeze. when the day is perfectly
calm. The scent is still present.
II travels ont from the hunter
in a circle so that the hunter is
surrounded by the scent
Therefore. Oh a calm day it's a
good idea for deer hunter to
change stands every 20 minutes
This breaks up the scent pattern
and confuseS the deer so it
doesn't know for sure Just where
the scent is coming from.
Deer arc curious critters. II
you take lip stand in deer
Faith. try this method OF decOv.
Hang your hat or brightly
colored piece of cloth on a
branch or. twig. Upon seeing the
unusual object hanging in hi,
terrain. Mr.. Buck may just get
nosey enough to start investigat
ing and ,nonentarily drop his
guard. That the moment you've
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12

Riding high on a wave Of vic
tory, the Tigers Of Hampden-
Sydney turned back the invading
Generals of Washington and Lee,
77-66 at Cannon gymnasium
Tuesday right. The Tigers start
ed their post holiday
spree with a clean sweep on their
week end road trip, downing
Norfolk Division w and NJ and
RPI in rapid succession.
Hampden-Sydney has Al
Little Eight record that puts
them in second place. A pre-
holiday victory over Randolph
Macon gives the Tigers a four
game winning streak. which they
hope to stretch to five Friday
night. when they entertain the
Medical College of Virginia at
Cannon gymnasium.
-Four Tigers hit the double fig
'lres Tuesday night in defeating
" and L. as H-SC pulled away
ate in the game. Bill Hardin
CURED in 50 points to pace the at
ack.
After trailing by 1880 at half
ina. the Generals twice tied The
core early in the second half
before the Tigers spurted to a
poont lead with 10 minutes
left.
W and L came within four
,oiats Of H-SC twice in the final
% minutes but the sharpshoot-
ing Tigers stayed on top of the
anne. Butch Cox scored l3
points. and Dave Trickler and
Phil Lott each contributed II.
Norfolk Division
Refusing to be stopped twice
by the same squad, the Tigers
came from behind twice to pre-
sent Divisions Monarchs with
their first loss on their home
court in three years. The last
defeat was also at the hands o.
the Bengal squad. Hampden-
Sydneys two forwards, Phil
Lott ard Butch Cox had a field
lay, scoring SO points between
them. Lott, Is. Cox, 20). Playing
on a hostile court didn't seem
to bother the Tigers spirit for
battle as they came back from
trailing by six poings twice and
finally broke the three year home
streak with an 1872 win. Bill
Hardin. the Tigers straight
hooting center, aided the cause
In a big way with % points. exact
" one-third of the total points
made by the squad. Cox and
Lott connected a | and at the
foul line with the pressure on in
the last two minutes of the
game.
RPI LOSES
Not satisfied with just one. the
Tigers moved to Richmond anc
collected their second win Of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12

52-37 win over Bluestone Tues
day night. Buckingham has a
64-53 win over Bluestone. which
gives an indication Of q tight
match Friday night. when
Brunswick8 entertains Buckingl
ham. However. the Bulldogs will
be heavily favored thanks to a
lopsided 1929 win over Crewe,
the team that beat Buckingham.
Brunswick ais defeated Black
stone handily 66-32. while Buck
ingham took a three point vic
tory $3.50 over Blackstone.
The indications are that Buck
ingham is the most improved
team in the district. The ques-
ton to be settled Friday night
Have they improved enough to
down the Bulldogs?
Crewe should continue to hold
down the number three spot in
the district as. the = Railroaders
go to Amelia. The Orioles are
winless in the district. while
Crewe has three victories, los
ing only to Brunswick.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12

is concerned. We never did like
the Mason Dixon Conference,
but it is OK in basketball.
It is hardly feasible to be in
both conferences, participating
in football in the GAG, and the
other sports in the Mason Dixon
Conference. It is possible to be-
long to both conferences, and
if H-SC had joined the Gao it
would have kept its member
Ship in the Mason Dixon Con-
ference. AS Coach Burren point
ed out, it is best not to join a
conference unless you can par
ticipate fully.
The best conference this Side
liner can see is a renewed
Little Eight. which encom-
passes only teams in Virginia.
There are drawbacks here too,
because several of the mythical
Little Eight do not have foot
ball teams.
Another possibility is to play
some of the ular Little
Fighters twice. This Sideliner,
playing for H-SC in 1916, played
against Randolph Macon twice
in one season. They were rip
snorting games too, and play
ing the second time didn't dull
the spirit at all. In fact, if men,
DRY serves correctly, the Jackets
beat us 60 at our homecoming
at Death Valley and then we
beat them 1856 for their home
coming about a month later.
Gosh. fellows, we've knocked
out almost three pages of copy
and haven't found a good So
luton yet. Guess we had better
turn the problem back to Dick
Burreu.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Mondav Night League


RESULTS: WSVS 4. Rebels o
Cox Amusement 3. Farmers
Supply /: P. E. Mills 4, Taste.
Free2 O.
SUMMARY: Individual high
game and high three game set,
E. Finch with pa pins ard $50
pins respectively. High team
game and set. P. E. Mills, with
$40 and 1912 respectivo ly.
STANDINGS: P. l., Mills.
49,. IA, WSCS 3G a6: Cox
Amusement 80 81: Tax SITS e
f'reez 81 81, Rebei a 40:
Farmers Supply 14'z 80
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS Ieggett's :. len
klns OIL 2, Crewe Laundry 3
Martin the Jeweler 1. The Hub
5. Kayton Fuel l
SUMMARY: Individual high
game. r. Jones. with 227 pins.
High three game set. +. Finch
with $50 pins High team game.
The Hub with $50 pins High
team set. Martin the Jeweler.
with 2i22 pins.
STANDINGS: Martin the jew
eler 10 2-l7ia; Crewe Laundry
1924: kayton Fuel 1886: Jen-
klns Oil 27ll2-36la; Leggett's ~
81, The Hub 22-52.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12

cigarettes can be put to good use
for fishhooks. Just slip the filter
over the hook and you are
sure Of not getting stuck. Winter
time will give you chance to
store these "corks" unless VOW
We switched your brand.
Here's one way a lighted ciga-
rette can help you catch more
fish. If you touch the cigarette
to the loose ends of monofilament
knots, the end will flare and
form knots that will not slip.
A knotty problem easily solved.
TRY for a $50 prize Send
your A. A. tip to A. A. Contest,
959 9Th Avenue, New York l9.
N. "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result
BY Nem W. Sanderson

Home Furniture increase
their lead to three games las
week sby defeating Newberry
three games. Dorothy May won
two over Leggetts and Taylor
Forbes won three over Baldwins
to take over third place.
Dorothy May had high three
game pinfall Of 1856 and also
high team game Of 468. Doris
Cook Of that team took the
honor Of high three game pin
fall of 1893 and high individual
game of ITO, she also rolled a
game of 1O4. Other members
rolling the 100 mark or better
we're: Dorothy Gates 1O8. Dolly
Noble 1O5 and 1O4, Roche Allen
and Adele Cu1nbey both rolled
games of 101.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-12
Area Games
V. Interest

Results
Buckingham 60. Amelia 46
Farmville So. Randolph Henry S.
Brunswick IS, Blackstone 80
Kenbridge p. Victoria 81
Park View 60, E1nporia IS
Crewe As. Bluestone 43
Louisa y, Powhatan IS
Brunswick 50. Bluestone 81
Farmville 81. Crewe 40
Victoria So, Blackstone "A
Games Friday
Crewe at Amelia
Bluestone at Blackstone
Buckingham at Brunswick
Kerbridge at Emporia
Randolph-He at Park View
Victoria at Farmville
Patrick Henry at Powhatan