Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-08-17
NEWS OF OUR NECHBORS
Ga1aned frum Exrhnoz that Reach Our D1
BRANDON ESCAPES SERIOUS MIsHAP :

n ESCAPES SERIOUS M1sHAP -
Red" Brandon. weIlkno~n employe OF the Monra-
na-Dakota Power Co. had a narrow escape last
Saturday At Poplar. getting in contact with a high
voltage wire xhile hooking up a line I'm the city.
Unable TO LET 30. he kicked his spurs loose from the
post and dropped. mis- weight breaking him loose. He
fell 20 to : feet to he ground. without serious
injury
CATCH RARE SH-WTI ms4lns. uasr-
ing around a baekwater OF the river. across from
the Great Northern depot. captured three smara
freshwafer garffsh. comparatively rare In Missouri
river water The fish are long and slender with long
bili-like mouths. full of needEe-sharp teeth. They are
among the most vicious Of the fish family and are
exceedingly destructive to other fish.
MAN SUFFERS FROM PECULIAR ACCIDENT
With a ruptured intestine. sustained when q Gov
kicked a fork back against his abdomen, Clay Cilch-
rest - In . most critical condition at the Scotey
hospital. An operation was performed YESTERDAY and
the ruptufed bowel sewed. but leakage from the In
jury for aonrs caused complication which endanger
his life.
O DIE AFTER ACCOUNTING EIGu-Nmu
Cha1ioner. Is. living i'm Mckenzie county. North
Dakota died Thursday night from injuries receiver
when his riding horse fell in a jump over a vasbout
pinioning him under its dead body. Young ChaIoner
~ @sN nnuef Inc dead horse Tor five days Was
found by his sister He regained consciousness Yonr
enough TO tell his father what had happened.
BUTTE GALLONS TRANSPORTED -Butr,.
"gailoping" gaIlows we're travelling swiftly by motor
truck last Friday night toward Chotezu where. On
august ~ fhey are scheduled to claim the life OF
George Hoffman sentenced to die for murder 4 re-
quest Tor their use by the Teton county official. rzs
received some time ago by the board OF commissions
as at Butte
WHITE ART POLICE BOUND yER-As m
aftermath of a bloody zbtfIe held I'm White Earth
n OAK. dance hall. growing ont OF a political fued
Alvin Exferd. city marshal. has been bound over to
district court under 81. 600 bond. and Clinton smith
city mayor and his SON Robert have also heen -
raigned-
HIGH WIND = DAMAGE severe Wind
storm did considerable damage in the Poplar vicinity
last week Light posts were blown down. as wen in
several garages and smaller buildings Lighting scr
vice was interrupted during the night. some Eafl
fell which did some damage.
WILL LET BRIDGE CONTRACT-RaE o. -
construction OF the Lddge across the Missouri river
at CuIbertsDn are to be- opened MT Helena. Aurusf
70, according to announcements made this week.
Contracts for highway improvements financed under
the Recovery act. totaling more than 81. 500. eee are
to be let at the August meeting
FIVE X GO BACK m - Gre.s N~@
thern Railway this week re-empIoyed five men on
the repair tracks. who have been on the extra list
for some months and working only part time.
Heavier freight movements as well as . considerably
improved passenger business we're having their r.
feet in afording employment to railroad men.
BODIES sEEx FIOArNG-n< bodies q -
4h~an wsar x~~-~m -. ~-xk xk--u
though to have been seen floating down the Missouri
river. according to a broadcast from KFYR nj his
marrk warning people along the river TO be on the
look uf for them