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THE SIDNEY HERALD Frontier Airlines Clarence Which Took Place Sun­ Wednesday « fa to attend the wedding of his son THE SIDNEY HERALD Frontier Airlines Clarence which took place Sun­ Wednesday. Jun» 18. 1858 7 Lambert Saddle Club day, June 8th. Continues Growth KUMV-TV Schedule Richard Filler drove to Minot attended the Golden Wedding Anniversary party given at the DENVER, Colo. Continued on Thursday morning where he healthy growth in the use being All timet listed are Central Standard times Schedule to change without had a six a. m. date at the V. Moose Hall in Sidney on Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Pat made of Frontier Airlines’ serv­ notice to papers or public. hospital there. Kelly. Has Trail Ride Sunday ice is indicated by the new rec­ THURSDAY, JUNE 19 SUNDAY— (Continued) Mrs. Jim Marvin accompan- Mike Flynn went to Great ords established by the airline 1:46 News and Weather—W 9:15 News Sc Weather—B Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vertner to Seventy persons gathered at smoke from a signal fire sent during the month of May. Over V M Queen For A Day—NBC 9:35 Hunting Sc Fishing—B Falls Sunday where he attend­ 3:45___ Modern Romance»—NBC 10:00 This Is the Lite—W the West Coast on Friday. ed a PCA convention. the Lewis Murray ranch on Burn§ a message to a hunting party 19,900 passengers boarded Fron­ 3 ;00 Comedy Time—NBC 10:30 Suspicion—NBC The Fletchers and Geneva Creek Sunday morning, June 8. that a large herd of buffalo had tier’s “Sunliner” flights during g;30 Community Notebook—W Friends gathered at the Willie 4:00 Marshall Bill—B MONDAY, JUNE 23 Deneva Dahl returned home on Seader home on Sunday night Following a pot-luck dinner at been seen on the flats below by May. This was an increase of 5:00 Woody Woodpecker—ABC 1:45 News and Weather—W Thursday night from Valley City, noon 46 members of the club an Indian scout. over 19 percent in boardings for 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club—ABC 2:00 Queen For A Day—NBC for a surprise birthday party In > :00 Northwest Report—B 2:45 Modern Romances—NBC N. D., and reports a very enjoy­ honor of Mrs. Seader. mounted their horses and hit Other points of interest were the same month a year ago. 6:30 Navy Log—ABC 3:00 Comedy Time—NBC able trip. the trail with Lewis and Marge the remains of a stone block These passengers flew 6,055,000 7:00 Zorro—ABC 3:30 Community Notebook—W Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flynn READ THE WANT ADS! Murray acting as trail bosses for house or stockade built many 7:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford—NBC 4:00 Marshall BUI—B revenue passenger miles, which 8:00 Rosemary Clooney—NBC 5:00 Superman—ABC a six-hour ride. They rode thru years ago by a man named Tay­ was a 33 percent increase for the 8:30 Music Bingo—NBC 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club—ABC brush canyons, in and out of bad lor to protect him and his fam­ same month a year ago. 9:00 Groucho Marx—NBC 6:00 Northwest Report—B 9:30 Dragnet—NBC 6:25 Republican Campaign Com. lands, over sharp pinnacles and ily of ten from bands of renegade In the past 12 months ending 10:00 News. Weather 8c Sports—B 6:30 Wells Fargo—NBC out onto points of vantage, one Indians \£ho roamed the country 10:30 Sea Hunt—W 7:00 Dem. NPL Committee JERRY’S! Market May 31, Frontier flew a total of 11:00 Montana News Final—W 7:30 Lawrence Welk of which was the next highest during pioneer days. Some of 227,600 passengers for a total of 11:10—Scobey Drama Time—W 8:30 Republican Telecast elevation in Dawson County, the riders gleefully surrounded over 63 million revenue passen­ 9:00 Decoy Groceries — Meats from which one could see for a large rattlesnake, taking pic­ FRIDAY, JUNE 20 9:30 Harbor Command—B ger miles. This was a healthy 17 1:45 News & Weather—W 10:00 News, Weather & Sports—B miles in either direction. It of­ tures and taking the rattles after percent increase in both passen­ 2:00 Queen For A Day—NBC 10:30 Wrestling from Chicago—W SUNDAY HOURS — 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M. fered a beautiful panorama of killing it. The rattles will be gers and revenue passenger miles 2:45 Modern Romances—NBC 11:30 Montana News Final—W the north fork of Burns Creek placed in the club house as a 3:00 Comedy Time—NBC over the previous year. 3:30 Community Notebook—W TUESDAY, JUNE 24 WEEKDAYS — 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. and its tributaries with bunches trophy of the ride. Some of the 1 MO Marshall Bill—B 1:45 News and Weather—W Much of this traffic increase Buccaneers—ABC 2:00 Queen For A Day—W of cattle in the shade of huge riders were weighed down with Mickey Mouse Club—ABC elm trees and bands of horses agates before they got back to is a reflection of the continuing 5:30 2:45 Modern Romances—NBC growth in business travel 6:00 Northwest Report—B 3:00 Let's Landscape—WDAY 323 East Main Phone 34 here and there on top of high camp. 6.25 Republican Campaign Com. 3:15 Come and See—WDAY hills switching flies. This pic­ throughout the Rocky Mountain 6:30 Life of Riley—NBC 3:30 Community Notebook—W JERRY ROGERS. Own«r At one point in the ride a West. Some of the increase was -, W.i Minot Fed. Star Performance 4:00 Marshall Bill—B ture reminded one somewhat of white stallion with black spots The Thin Man—NBC 5:00 Sir Lancelot—ABC how this country must have also reflected in the additional 8:00 Cavalcade of Sports—NBC 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club—ABC came storming out fo the bad use made of Frontier's service 8.50 Friends of Wm. Langer—B 6:00 Investigator—NBC looked to some buckskin clad lands and scattered the riders in 9:00 Willis ton Oilers Pgm—W 7:00 Adventures of McGraw white man when he viewed it during the recent Western Air 9:30 Focus on The New WDAY 7:30 Bob Cummings Show—NBC all directions until some of the Lines strike which affected parts 9:45 WUllam Mills—Political—B 8:00 Californians—NBC from this same vantage point older riders ran him back into 10:00 News, Weather & Sports—B 8:30 Bishop Sheen Soultf mast-production miracUI of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado 10:30 I Led Three Lives—B 9:00 Pat Boone—NBC 150 years ago, or where the the hills. On the last lap of the and Arizona. 11:00 Montana News Final—W 9:30 Coop TV Theatre—W ride a fawn was found curled up 11:10 Plentywood Playhouse—W 10:00 News, Weather and Sports in a ball in the middle of a field sponsored by the Club will be a 10:30 My Little Margl w SATURDAY, JUNE 21 11:00 Montana News Final—W A NEW BUILDING ready for ■tl ; ■ where its mother had hidden it. Fun Frolic on Sunday, June 22. 12:15 News & Weather—W 11:10 KUMV-TV Theatre—W KIRBY CO. of Sidney It was a beautiful little ithng, Calf roping will be an additional 12:30 Major League Baseball—NBC fox red with white spots. No one event at this Frolic. Junior 3:00 Western Theatre—W WEDNESDAY. JUNE 25 4:00 TB A 1:45 News and Weather—W KIRBY VACUUM touched it and it did not move as Whiteman, Dan Gladowski, and 4:30 Cartoon Carnival—B 2 ;00 Queen For A Day—NBC WITHIN DAYS much as an eyelash while the Bob Rehbein will be in charge 5:30 People Are Funny—NBC 2:45 Modern Romances—NBC Dotes and Servie» 6:00 Bob Crosby Show—NBC 3:00 Comedy Time—NBC riders walked around it taking of this Fun Frolic. Mrs. George 7:00 Lawrence Welk—ABC 3:30 Community Notebook—W plus big savings in FREE Demonstration pictures. Howell, Mrs. Kenny Thornton 8:00—T. Mack Amateur Show-NBC 4:00 Marshal! Bill—B and Mrs. Bob Rehbein will be in 8:30 Joseph Cotton Show—NBC 5 :00 Wild BUI Hlckock—NBC When the ride was finished a 9:00 Country Music Jubilee—ABC 6:00 Northwest Report—B construction cost lunch was served by Mrs. Mur­ charge of the next Pot Luck Din­ 10:00 News, weather & Sports—B 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club—ABC BOB WAGNER ray, and the ride was voted a ner at the Club House. 10:30 KUMV-TV Theatre 6:30 Wagon Train—KMOT Just days after our skilled erection 7:30 Jefferson Drum—NBC crews arrive on your lot, you District Representative huge success. Other rides will SUNDAY, JUNE 22 8:00 This Is Your Life—NBC occupy your new Soulé Building. Phone 303-J 302 N. Central be planned this summer. 4:15 The Christophers—W : 30 Cooj> Handy Hints—W I If It Will Sell Herald Want Ada 4:45 Let's Face It—W 8 48 Standardized design and mass The next riding event to be WiU Do the Job 5:00 Through the Porthoh •w 9:00 The Big Record—CBS—W '■ produced building parts combine to 5:15 Man to Man—W 9:30 Highway Patrol—W 5:30 The Real McCoys—ABC 10:00 News.
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