Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-11-14
STATE BRIEFS

HelenA--Land sold for taxes may be
redeemed by parcels without redeem
ing n whole, the Montana supreme
court has ruled.
Lewistown.-Fergus county mas 53
shelter-be'ts. The following farmers
have made application for 1880 plant
ings and there are still q few orders
Tor 1880 and 1881 for those interested
Billings.-Adequate heating facilities
to make the auditorium at the Mid
land Empire fairgrounds available for
large meetings during the winter will
be installed at once, the fair board an
nounceS. It Is hoped to have the work
completed before Jan. l..
LewlstOwn.-State Fire Marshal w.
G. Brooks has begun further con-
demnatiOn proceedings against old,
dilapidated and tenantlesS buildings in
this city, Supplementing the 10 actions
brought recently and which have now
all been acted upon.
Hardin.-The Students store of Har-
din High school, owned by the students
association and operated by the High
School Commercial club, reports an
exceedingly good trade has been built
up this year and shows signs Of i'm
proving. Profits Of the store revert to
the treasury of the students associa-
ton and are used to carry ON school
activities.
Glasgow.-The president Of the Glas-
gov Fishing club recently received a
message from Fred E%ngelhart, Superin-
tendent Of the United States bureau
Of fisheries at Miles City, stating that
a large consignment Of black bass
would be planted in the Nelson reser-
voir, the favorite fishing resort OF Glas-
gov spOrtSmen. A consignment of perch
for planting will also be available in
the near future.
Kalispell.,JOhn HennesSy, 70, a
Whitefish hotel man, was at Kalispell
to have one of his wisdom teeth ex-
tracted. He already had one wisdom
tooth taken out. Mr.. Hennessy says
his wisdom teeth had been coming in
for Is years but he was not aware OF
the cause of lis trouble until he had
his teeth examined and it was found
that he was cutting his wisdom teeth
Hardin.-Physical examinations con-
sisting of thorough eye, throat ano
heart tests have been given all pupils
OF city schools by DR.. L. H. Labbitt
school physician, and Mrs. Hathaway
nurse. Students found with physical
defects are given special attention
SAONSA up WIN oil0 tllAN lC'
suits in early correction Of minor de-
fectS which otherwise would often e
unattended and become serious.
Miles City.-Wallace w. Palmer Of
fered to sell to his brother Otis a stanc
Of alfalfa seed for $500 If he woulc
harvest it and pay for the threshine
and other expenses incidental to it:
delivery to market. The brother, being
unable to handle the financial ar
rangements, allowed the bargain tx
pass. The seed was delivered here witt
the result that the check for the con
signment delivered to the owner rar
well above 81 1000.
Butte.-If a father cannot visit hi.
child while it is in the custody of it,
mother, then he doesn't have to pay
for the support Of the child, Judge
Frank l.. Riley ruled in district court
He signed an order excuSing Henry
D. Hustled from further payment Of
support money for his minor son, nov
in the custody of the child's mother
Lily Hustled Holton, who divorced hel
first husband September 81, 1923.
B0xeman.-First place in the grair
judging contest held in connection with
the Pacific International Hay ant