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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
M0ntanan Violates
Illinois Game Law

Martinsdale, Feb. 20. - Lorraine
Chimney, 12-year sou of North Fork
rancher, is making early acquain-
tance with the working of game
laws. Lorraine has been shipping
rabbits in 1O0-pound lots to Cooney
4 Co., of Chicago. The jacks are
a pest on the ranch, and 80 rabbits
mel him $40, so getting rid of them
seemed good business for a boys
leisure. This week he has received
from ihos. McQuirk, game warden
of Illinois, a notice of seizure of one
box of rabbits, shipped in violation
OF section 20 G of tne illinois game
code. If Montana doesn't want
them alive. evidently Illinois refuses
10 accept them dead. and Lorraine s
uext joD will be to find out why.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Wolf Point Sues
Roosevelt County

Wolf Point, Feb 20,-At meet
ine Of the city council this week it
was unanimously voted to start
suit against Roosevelt county for
/ he recovery of penalty and interest
u0 city delinquent taxes collected
hy Roosevelt county. AL special
meeting of the school board of dis
irict No as, it was voted to join the
city of Wolf Point in suit. The
purpose of the suit is to recover
penalty and interest OH all delin-
quent taxes collected by the county
treasurer during the last five yeirS
Attorney j.. X. Bramble will be the
attorney for the city and school dis
trict. Mrs. V A. Lowell has been
employed by the school district to
assist Fred Williams. city clerk, in
checking the amounts which will be
claimed in this section.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
New Location for
Mckee LANCER

The Mckee 'Laneer Land Com
pany has just purchased LOT from
DIN Mckay of Redstone. where
they are going 10 erect an office
building Immediately. This proper
ty adjoining the Anderson roomlne
mouse, three doors north of the Lang
Garage. on the wesr side of Main
Street. The Mckee company will
vacate the room in the Library
Building on March 1st, and they
will now have commodinus quarters
rs the building will be "a feet
s quare, giving them four times the
amount of Office space they now
have.
The business of this Company
has been growing rapidly and they
are 10 be congratulated upon their
faith in this country. which Is
clearly evidenced by the tact that
they have TO increase their office
;pace and building an Office instead
If renting.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Income Tax Collector
To Be Here March 3-4

Ine following communication has
been received from C. A. Rasmus-
sou, Income Tax Collector for the
state of Montana.
AS numerous taxpayers hav e
made Inquiries of this office as to
when deputy would be assigned
to assist them with their returns in
Plentywood, Montana, will you
kindly inform them through the
columns of your paper that Deputy
Collector L. M. Dahl will be at
PIentywood, Montana. Plentywood
Hotel. on March 3, 1890 A. M. to
5 P. M. and March a, 8 A. M. to
2 P. M"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Miss Rankin and
Mother Injured

Trenton, Feb. 2l.-Miss jeanette
Rankln, former congress woman
from Montana. injured with her
mother III all automobile crash near
here on Saturday night will be able
o leave Mckinley hospital tomor-
row, it Was reported tonight.
Miss Rankin suffered a fracture of
the right wrist, and her mother,
Mrs. Olive Rankin, severe bruises
when their automobile crashed into
truck. They will continue their
Trip from Miss Rankins home in
Georgia to visit her sister, Mrs. j.
". McKinnon to Jersey City, to-
morrow.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Sheriffs Booze
Given To Captives

Springfield. Mo, Feb. 2O--Snc-
cessful in escaping from the Barry
county jail at assville at / O'Clock
In the morning by pryine apart bars
OF their cell door. Earl Bowen, 21,
rf Chelsea, Okla, and ia mes KillioD,
II, of Vinita, Okla, ent cred Sheriff
Hugh Brixeys Office, stole three
revolvers. piIfered his confisc ated
whiskey storage room, returned 10
the cell room and gave Is gallons
|0f corn whiskey to the 13 inmates
who refused to leave rhe, Jail with
them.
Sheriff Brixey learned of the es-
cape only when awakened by the
maudlin laughter of the prisoners.
No trace of the fugltives had been
found late tonight.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
ooV. Erickson Signs
Fourteen House Bills

Helena. Feb. 22 Fourteen house
measures have received the approx
al of Governor Erickson. The
subjects are:
Extension of liability of stock
holders in state banks.
Provision for annual statements
of cities and towns.
Fiscal year of cities and towns 10
begin July |.
Taxation permitted for volunteer
fire departments.
Authorization and appropriation
for completion o. picture panels in
law library by R. E. Decamp.
Regulating conditions for firing
shots 10 coal mines.
k'ixing distance between mine
cross cuts.
Extending the wild horse round
, up law.
Providing that the term of only
Ql,c county fair commissioners
shall expire each year.
ApprOpriating Tor the livestock
sanitary board.
Recognizing the claim of vii
liam Goede.
Permitting insu rance on ths
leyies of corporation officers.
Appropriation for certain specia
legal services.
Authorizing the collection o'
data Regarding the bu siness of di ;
trict courts.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
More Locals

DIR. E G. Steele returned last
Saturday from a months trip TO
Rochester, Mimi. and the Twin
Cities. While gone DR.. Steele visit
ed the hospitals and clinics observ
Ing the latest methods in his line of
surgery.
February q Harry L. Gum of
Flaxvllle and Miss Ruth Gaines of
Navajo were married at the Luther
an parsonage.
w. 2 Monroe ard family moved
this week into the Collins residence
recently occupied by Mrs. Ida New
lon.
Mrs c. W, Peterson char.ningl,
entertained her club at 10 O'Clock
luncheon Thursday afternoon.
Bridge was played during the after
noon at the usual number of tables.
The Wednesday bridge members
entert aimed their husbands at the
Catholic church parlors Thursday
evening Six tables played bridge.
A four course luncheon was served
at midnight. Mrs. R. E. Gustafson
and Fred Forman received high
score and were given prizes. The
club disbanded for. Lenteu season
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 4. Rue entertained a group of
ladies and gentlemen, at their home.
Eight tables of bridge we're played
and Mrs c. w. Peterson and C. B
Peterson won the largest number Of
scores and were awarded prizes.
Thursday afternoon the Rues gave
a party for group of ladies.
Bridge was again the diversion and
Mrs. H. M. Lewis was given
prize for having high score and Mts.
J. w. WoelIstein consoled for hav-
ing the low score. AT both affairs
delicious luncheon was served IN
which Mrs. Rue was assisted by
MRS. A. Riba.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Montana Turkeys
Take First None,

Havre, Feb. 16.- Montana tur-
keys lead the world at the TURKEY
show at Grand Forks this month
when Mrs. Lillian Lehman German
Of Lehman, just east of Havre, in
competition with 456 turkeys en-
yered from 70 states in the United
States and three provinces in Cana
la, won first for the best display.
Mrs. Germans turkeys complete
ly outclassed the others. She won
four frsts which is the largest firsts
ever won bv any one exhibition at
the show.
This was the second year Mrs
German has won the first for the
best display and first on all classes
shown.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Matter of Principle
and Not Of Politics

Discussing the tariff. Senator
keed Smoot asks. What is the
essential difference between an in
adequate tariff such as that of 1913
aud an adequate tariff such as that
OF 1922" And answers his cues
ton:
The difference between domestic
success and failure. The width al
this chasm is determined by circum-
stances that may differ ia each case
or commodity, That is a mat er fo
Investigation and inquiry. A com
peuIive or low tariff under the plea
OF tariff reform was tried in 1894
and again in 1913 Neither worked
10 the advantage OF American In.
dustry or labor. The facts of econ
omlc history prove this"
An equalIzing tariff is neither
class legislation nor tax on the
many for the benefit of the few.
The slight increase in the cost OF
some articles which may be occa-
stoned by tariff on them, is made
up many times by the benefits
accrued terough operation of these
industries.
The tariff of 1922 is not perfect.
says Mr.. Smost, no tariff ever was
or will be. But its essential prin-
clples are sound"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Capacity House at Temple
Enjoys Firemen's Shindig

Easily one of the best attended
dances for many moons was the Cne
pulled off by the Pieutywood Vol
unteer Fire Department Tuesday
evening at the Farmer-Labor Tenn
pie. Ii was such a congenial bunch.
And the way they all stepped iD
and had good time! Decorations
music, confetti--alI helped to add to
add TO the gaiety of the occasion.
During one of the short intermis-
sions, Carl Peterson read brief
report of the doings and accomplish
tneDts of the fire department which
" as enthusiastically received.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
No|S mO0 vs. AIkaIi Pete
| Stellar Attraction March 4

The town and countryside are
|sah aeoe oyer comiue events that
E|haye recently cast their shadows
||before, fistically speaking The
[rompus seems TO have arisen over
(khe .protracted argument as to who
HIS the better man with. the padded
mitts of Nels Moe OF Archer aud
1Alkall Pete of RAYMOND. One Of
(fhe battlers comes from the 500
|ine and the other from the Great
kNOrthern, or visa versa.
h Il may be idle rumor, but she re-
bort is persistent that keen rivalry
again is iu evidence betwee 0 these
wn great railroads that ha' re cob
Fvebbed the great Northwest, also a
|Iot of open spaces. II we we're to
|hpnounce that special trains would
N run by one or both ON this ooca-
Ikta-some might eventually arrive
Id the conclusion that we were
Hpoofne.
Well, anyway. its going to- be q
Eeat night for the natives " no de.
)piat in watching the. manly art of
Ecrambline ears.
Nels Moe Is repor ted to be IN the
||roverbial pink. is a seasoned veter--
ID o;the ring with several 81 lccess-
hl campaigns under his belt. And
the Alkali one figures on Es&tmg
bueh in the clinches-he wi N soon
nanpe his line of battle.
AlkaIi Pete is always inte 1eFting.
pd his line of psychology k reps all
be Nosh customers eues s. ing. Ii
Ie fight fans don't get q run Tor
beir money it won't be AK s;s Ifalt.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Traffic is Resumed
in Cu|bertSOn Area

Culhertson. Feb. 2l.-After five
DAYS dnfiae which highways east
and west Of CuIbertson were impass
able due to huge drifts Of snow,
traffic is again slowly making head
way with frequent applications Of
The shovel, Motor traffic has ex-
perlenced most disaereeable win
ter for several years in this section
as seldom before have the main
travelled highways been travelled so
deeply with snow as TO make them
impossible One party coming
from Brockton TO CuIbertson Satur-
day made the trip of approximately
6O miles in five hours with large
truck.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-02-25
Pioneer Of Medicine Lake
Commits Suicide Tuesday

John C. Balm committed suicide
TUESDAY, morning on the Irene Muir
phy farm, twelve miles northwest
of Medicine Lake, by shooting him
self In the face with q shotgun and
sIashing his throat with a razor. 1t
seems that he had only one shell
and the shot only tore away part of
his Jaw so he then finished the job
with a razor. The deceased was 81
years of age. He was born in Fair
field, Iowa, and of late years has
had poor health He came to Mon
tana in in 1898 and homesteaded
east of Froid. He leaves a widow
and son who resided with decedent,
Two sons and daughter in Daven-
port, Iowa Also seven brothers
one of whom is Chas. Balm of Balm
vile.
The act was committed about 8
O'Clock in the buuk house while his
wife and son were out in the barn
doing chores They heard the shot
and by the time they got up to the
house his life was extinct. Dept
Sheriff Robke. Coroner Nelson and
County Attorney Erickson went
down but no inquest was made as
Il was clear case Of suicide.