Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-12-07
CIVIL WORKS GOING
full BLAST over
COUNTY THIS week.
Unemployed Working on q
Projects; Most Of Them
Road Improvement

Sheridan county kept pace with
the big Civil Works Administration
program this week as % separate
projects throughout the county en-
gagged the work OF ESQ OF its unem-
ployed men.
The county committee was hold
Ing meetings practically every day
lasting far into the night meeting
delegations from different parts oa
theteenHty-t applications
for new projects, plan as efficient
admindstra OF the work In the
county as possible, and complete
formal applications Of all projects
which YER to be forwarded to
state headquarters at Helena not
later than Saturday.
Projects over the county con-
sisted for the most part in road
Improvement although included In
the List was a new gymnasium for
the Redstone schools, an addition
to the Sheridan County Memorial
hospital, municipal wells In several
towns and the painting Of schooa
buildings.
Coalridge. with a crew or eight
men. under direction OF Commits
sfoner Ed Spoklie, the keyman. and
Mr.. Brantesen as foreman, was
graveling the new grade east from
the Coalrddge corner towards Gre
nora.
Dagmar had Is men divided in
two groups on road crawling pro-
tects north and east OF Dagmar.
Sven Peterson, keyman for that
district, was In charge of the
work.
Reserve was working ~ men on
road projects and 4 men on the
state highway. The grade towards
Brush Lake was to be g~rayeled for
some distance, a well as the hiia
west OF town. Carl Hole. keyman
and foreman Rice were directing
the crew.
Medicine Lake also had a total
Of 26 men at work, four OF them
assigned to the state highway, and
the balance working on surfacIng
the road west from town. The
city streets were to be leveled or
and gravHled. and a city well w1a
to be drilled. The work was In
charge OF Everett Gor1pley.
AT Homestead five men were
working on a crawling project east
OF town and four had been assign
ed to the state highway crew. 4.
w. Olness was In charge.
Westby had eight men graveIing
streets. Other projects included
painting and vanishing the school,
building, as well as a road gravel
ing project. A. M. Ditn1arson
was the keyman In charge nj the
work.
Fifteen men were on the list OF
newly employed men at Comertown
%graveling and grading roads near
the town. M. L. Sattern was direct
ing this crew.
Daleview had five men under
Frank Bucklin spreading gravel on
the road south from the town.
Redstone had started IL men on
a graveling project north from
town the first Of the week, but
following the application or =
large delegation OF residents for
the construction or gymnasium,
who appeared before the county
Tuesday night. the grav-
cling was to be discontinued and
work started on the building pro-
ject. A large barn, donated by a
group of citizens TO the school dr.
trict. was to be torn down and the
lumber used to erect the new gym
on the school grounds. and ad1oin-
the main building. Although
there was known to be some ~
position to the project, a large ma
jority OF the people were said to
favor the gym.
Archer had S men graveiing
south OF Archer to make the mai
route more passable In bad wealth
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