Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-23

Dwyer, of Poplar. former Clerk and Recorder or
noosese' county, has been unanimously endorsed
~ ee position OF manager of the Roosevelt county
hquor store when repeal becomes effective pecemner
D. Dwyer has been recommended tn tha state ho.r.
py the county commissioners, who are the countv
Incense board. many Of the county officials and ,..a-
ing citizens of all towns of the county.
hhEK Is OFF AGAIN-Once more authortties
nave notified Fort Peck Reservation ,,carsad No.
vendors to shut up shop. The order went into ar,o..
last wednesday night. The Wolf Point Herald saws.
rayihs your money for state and city licenaas =
aohs business open and above board does NOT conn,
Tor anything. Those who have to have their naar
VIII now be Obliged to patronIze the bootIeegers
CULBERTsON WINS TTTIE-saturaau =.
oertsop defeated Terry at Miles CITY for tha sactton
a. iooVoal championship of Montana. The score va.
: " y. members of the Culbertson team viii na
a"atueu with a handsome plaque and appropriate
loos oy the state high school athletic assoc,at,or
ouioer'son emerged indicated In class B CONNIE
tition this year. ~
GLASGOW is HIRING That Gas
cow Will be the complement office Headquarters
for the Fort Peck dam project has been announced NV
Il. II. Purcell. Montana director Of the national "a
employment service. Through efforts of the re-em.
ploynent offices, between 1000 and 5000 Of the
$4,000 unemployed men and women in Montana an
October Is have been put to work.
NEW BANK AT brand nev in
stituuon, the Farmers National Bank, opened for
business at Chinook Monday this week. The new
II Inc first national bank in the state which
mas been under restrictions since the prasidants
holiday was declared last March. to comp,eta "a
organization. II has IS common stockholders. ALI
Blaine county residents.
nELPING Observation-Disclosures are mare
man IVY unemployed registered In Roosevelt coun.
: = " 1nese are listed at the branch office IN
80 me roosevelt county service has given
Nork 10 24o men, OF which 140 are working on ~.
bridge and other Dro,acts raar r..e-
= eu1oefi
WIND DOES high wind thar
swept northeastern Montana a short time ago did
damage In the Homestead and Reserve
vicinity. The large barn on the Tyler farm was con-
damaged and a big feed shed on the Frank
frehch farm was completely demolishd. AT Medicine
lake Inc Winters garage was damaged.
NEW DOCTO AT LAKE-Medicin rake n.~
new resident practicing physician. DIR. ] It Tur-
ler' graduate of the Loyola School OF Medicine in
lineage; he has until recently been nrarticirS ..
4os Angeles. He is married and has a son five v~r
10. Medicine Lake had been without a doctor .r
wo months.
HhN uiEc-ieoTge Newberg.
Y aled sunday in a Williston hospital where he
as brought from Culbertson two weeks apo New
cry nad lived at the Evans Hotel the past wear He
~ peen employed as an operator OF a steam show
Tor a construction company at the new culbert-
On bridge.
OPERATING SAW MHI-A. Magnan !,
peratng a saw mill along the Missouri river 1nsr
'ulheast OF the Culbertson bridge. Some Of tna
Fnoer being used In the temporary construction
ork on the Missouri river bridge has been purchaser
ON him.
MUCH BUILDING AT GLASGOW-During M
smoer, stimulated by the Fort Peck dam pro,err
iilding permits for a total OF $4,000 have been
'proved by the Glasgow city council. This la the
fgest one months total for several years.