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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
DAY TO
ATTRACTIONS

lIentywood's second annual Far
mer's Day, May 9th, will be d big
cyent, as final preparations are be-
il1s perfected. Many horsemen
have signifled their intentions to
enter IN the big racing program
scheduled for that day.
Liberal merchandise prizes win
be awarded to winners in the vari-
ous sport events. Band music. q
good ball game, free show and i
dance IN the evening are also on
the program.
i1entywood merchants are coon
erating In the sponsoring Of the fes-
flvitles and plan to offer special
bargains to shoppers.
weeks Herald will contain
q complete program for the day OF
entertainment and will carry scores
q exceptional goodwill specials
from the various plentywood bust
ness institutions. Next weeks edi.
tion OF the Herald viii be sent to
every home In the county. Publ.
eafion Will be one day earlier fWed
lrsaay) 50 that Pietnywood's invl-
taiion to Sheridan county farmers
VIII nave ample time tn reach every
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
CRAWLING OF ROAD
gets UNDER WAY

Sheridan county will have a high
way by July.
Grading Wark has been going
forward rapidly the past week on
the highway east of town. Bridge
construction work was completed
Wednesday by the Maekin and
Berg Construction Co. Indications
points to an early completion Of the
road from Plentywood connecting
with No. ? highway at Culbertson.
Grading crew experienced diff
Guilty in the Antelope vicinity the
past ten days when numerous wat
er springs were encountered. max
ing it practically impossible to use
the machinery. due 70 the mud. 4
crew Of men have been employed
putting in tile drainsin This section.
All but approximately three
miles Of grade has been completed.
Work is now concentrated about
five miles east of Pletnywood near
Ator creek. whore q stretch Of two
miles IS being constructed. IT ii
planned to have the work completed
within the next three weeks.
Graveiing Gets Under Way
Grayeling equipment of the j. G..
Mcclure Go. was nnloaded lit Re
serve this week and operations COM
menced Wednesday In that vicinity.
1t Is estimated that Il crew of 10
men will be employed.
Work will be started at the south
end of the grading project. two
miles south Of Antelope. Three DIFF
ferenf set-uns are being arranged
for the gravel plant, one south OF
Antelope and the other two between
Antelope and plenfywood. 1T is ex-
pected that faborers from Sheridan
county will be employed, as recon-
mended by the Reconstruction Fin
ance Corporation control board.
Work by %grayeling and grading
crews III the south portion is well
under way. Construction camps
are located Mt present three miles
north of Troid.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Lake BAND LAUDED
At HAVRE TOURNEY

The Medicine Lake high school
band, %numbering I'VE so pieces par
ticipated in the annual band tour
nament last week at Hayre and
from press reports gathered from
daily papers, the band was highly
lauded.
The band braved the rainy
weather to make their appearance
at Havre, and were accorded the
honor OF travelling the farthest dis
lance to the meet. While at Hayre
they were the guests Of the Havre
Hotel. Buttrey's Department store
sponsored an attractive display
window in honor Of the organiza-
ton.
The band, under the direction Of
Supt. kadlec, has been making re-
markable progress as an ~organiza-
tion- They appeared here In Plen-
1yWo0d during the basket ball tour
nament IN February, and the young
talent was greeted with hearty ap-
platse.
Mr.. kadlec has been invited to
dires.f the mass band performance
At the Williston tournament June @
In recognition OF his ability.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Leah Michels Pledged
to Fraternity at "U"

Special to the brentwood Herald.
State University, Missoula. May
17-Leah Michels. Reserve, n juni-
or In the school of journalism at
the state university, was one of the
nine girls pledged to Theta Sigma
Phi, women's national honorary
journalism fraternity. Tuesday after
noon, May 16. Other students
pledged at the same time are Mary
Sulgrove. Mabelle Willard. Alice
Helen Patterson, Donna Hoover.
Emily Mills. Gertrude Warden. vir-
ginia Warden and Louise Harden.
Theta Sigma Chi requires n high
scholarship average in journalism
subjects and participation i'm jour
nalistic activities. Members Of the
group conduct the go service for
Montana clnbwomen. and m
activities In journalism.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
MEDICAL RELIEF IN
C0UN7YIABANDONED

4 letter received by the chairman
OF the County Relief Committee
from the Montana State Relief
Committee states that hospital.
medical and institutional care, OF
similar regular responsibilities is
not included In the relief funds
available this month.
Heretofore a great deal of the
funds allotted to the County
have been expended in this manner
The allotment for Sheridan
county from May | to May 81 Ia
ST., 100000.
The letter also states that I'll
will be understood that such sup
Elementary relief funds as are paid
for work relief will be used upon
The bals Of the following definition.
Work relief Is wages or other com.
pensation in kind, paid for work
under the following conditions. (1)
The recipients Of work relief and
the amounts given are both deter.
mined upon the basis Of actual
needs, 90 the funds for such relief
are made available from those spe-
officially appropriated or contribut-
ed for relief purposes, (3) the
funds are used for worthwhile pro-
jects determined by the locality,
which could not be undertaken at
the time or In the immediate fut-
ure."
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
BEER DISPENSERS
HOLD Meet HERE

Beer retailers from northeastern
Montane met at plantyWood Tues
day evening for the purpose OF dis
eussing plans for organization OF
ii Montana Beer Retailers Associa-
ton. Over 40 retailers from Dan
iels. Valley. Sheridan and Roosevelt
counties were in attendance.
With licensed beer on sale In the
state. retailers Of the beverage find
IT imperative that an organization
be sponsored. Plan for the organi-
cation were discussed at the meet
ing Tuesday, a constitution adopted
and officers elected.
Ii Is the aim of the association to
make the organization statewide,
and plan to have organizers to gain
this end
Officers elected were r. r.. Cor
ham. Scobey. president; r. ID. Nc
Hugh. Cnlbertson, yice-president
Jim Eversen.. Plentywood, secre-
tarv. Alternate officers elected
were Bert Froman, Flaxville: John
Wolters. Plentywood, and Joe Bour-
assa. Whitehall.
Retailers will make a strong en-
deayor through their organization
10 aid In the enforcement of the
beer law as 1t was enacted.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Gable and Harlow Coming
10 Opheum This Week

This week brings two stars TO the
ofphstiln screen when Clark Gable
anu Jean Harlow appear in Red
Dust"
Red Dust" based on Wilson Col
iinsons successful stage play, IS 4
romantic adventure story laid amid
the rubber plantations of Indo-Chi-
IA. The screen version was filmed
on a lretentious scale with one of
the largest settings constructed at
the Metro-G Mayer studios.
The dates Of showing are Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday.
friday and Saturday brings John
Wayne and his wonder horse Duke.
III Haunted Cold a western thrill
err.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
CITY COUNCIL GIVE
'F|REMEN PAY RUNS

At a meeting Of the city council
Monday, restrictions for the dis
pensing Of beer on Sunday were re-
yised. The city council have pre-
viously adopted an ordinance limit
ing the time Of sale from . to 3
p. m. The revision now permits
sale from 3 a. IN. to IL D. m.
The council also voted to put the
local fire department on a pay-run
basis. as in former years. The
practice had been discontinued for
several years. Firemen each receive
u dollar for every call according
to the new plan. The ~fire-chief
gets an allotment Of five dollars n
month for his services.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Dress Up America" Week
Is Featured in P~lentywood

May Is to 20 is DRESS Up
America week throughout the ma
ton. Manufacturers and retailers
or wearing apparel have made ex-
tensive plans to be carried out this
week, by offering exceptional bar
gains, and with the aim for closer
cooperation with deaiers and the
buying public.
hifzenberg's Style Shop, whose
list Anniversary sale is being held
mis- week, has an attractive win
dow display featuring the aDress
Up America idea.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
High School Band to
Participate in Tourney

invitations have been extended
to ~ bands IN northeastern Mon
tana ad western North Dakota to
participate In the annual band tour
nament at Wi1liston June 6. The
tournament is sponsored by the
Chamber Of Commerce of that city.
The local band have an invita-
ton to participate and plans are
under way for the local high school
organization TO participate. Al
though the PletnyWood schools will
be closed a week before the tour.
nament, the commercial club have
made arrangements with Director
Fossum to remain in the city so
mat the band will be able to par
ticipate.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
PAST TWO WEEKS BRINGS BIG
RUSH AT TREASURER'S
OFFICE

Automobile license plates ON
timed in demand at the office OF
county treasurer, Paul Kurtz, this
week, following the resolution pass
ei by the board Of county commits
sioners asking that the sheriff,
county attorney, and other enforc-
Ing officers proceed to enforce the
law applying to the obtaining Of
licenses.
A eheekup showed that 112 ap-
plicaIions had been made during
the past two weeks, which was
more than twice as many covering
the same period last year. Appli.
cants are about equally divided
among town people and farmers.
Many are seeking licenses who have
not had a license for their cars
since 1929 and 80. The amount OF
money for the county's much de-
pleted road fund from these liz
applications alone was $I.0S8.
Figures from the treasurer's of
flee also showed that, while UP to
May /. last year, $6,295 had been
received into the road fund of the
county from auto license fees, the
same period this year only brought
remittances totaling S3.014.34.
Here was n decrease of almost so
per eent in one year. mo more
conclusive proof could be shown"
said Treasurer kurtz- "of the rap
Idly growing tendency on the part
Of ear owners in Sheridan county TO
disregard the law
= The tntaf amount received in the
road fund last year from car Ii
censes was $S,5aS. 10, and without
any effort made tt collect licenses
again this year it was believed this
total would have dropped even to
a much lower figure.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Senior Class at Outlook
Have Big Crowd at Play

The seniors of the Outlook high
school presented their class play
Second Childhood under the dir
ectl0n of Miss Mildred Bncknehera
10 a packed house Friday nigh..
Judging by the laughter and an.
piatlse II was a grand success.
Features between the first and
second acts were presented The
ny school band. directed by Miss
Edlfh Hansen played several selec
which were well received.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Murray Elected to Head
City Commercial Club

AT a meeting of the directors OF
the iieHtyWo0d Commercial ClnI
lhesday afternoon, Franc Murray
was elected president to fill the va
eahcy created by the resignation OF
Percy Neville. Mr.. Neville was
elected secretary.
Mr.. Murray has been very active
IN civic affairs in Plentywood. hay
ing served rs Il member Of the
seiiool board for three years and
mas also been Il member of the
ely council, serving in both capaci-
lies 10 the utmost satisfaction.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Grand View Hotel Get
License to Sell Beer

The Grandview hotel received 0
regular hotel beer license from the
State Board Of Equalization the
first OF this week. Phil Bourassa
has placed the management OF the
hotel in the hands of his daughter.
Mrs. Albina Pickett, and the license
was secured in her name.
This gives two hotel licenses in
the city, the P1entywood hotel hav-
ing been n Of the original re-
failers 10 be granted a license In the
county. As hotels are given pref
erence under the Montana beer law,
little difficulty lis experienced in
securing these licenses.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
TCS:EWN

Inc open agitation by Communist leaders in this count has fayel tho
Iallence Of both county and state relief organizations all winter They
nave continually found fault with the manner IN which the relief has bal
administered, and although $50 900 has come into the county to rnipve
our needy since the first of October, 10 Il sembmnce Of arnjtuae ar an
Iprecauon 10 beer shown by Communist leaders. Nothing has bpen
right. No one received enough. They protested against doing work
n return for the relief received. They "demanded' cash! They said Iii
y olK money. Let us have it and spend it the way " see ftn They
wanted to K the money and help build up mail order houses. Finally
the leader q their group would inject into the administration Of relief
FUNDS al alteration of two indiyduak-lurey a mattero If persona cn-
Germ and m which should be settled by the two individuals themselves
and no ne else.
Such is the record of the mn who would championt the ans of tho
destitute and suffering OF this county Is it any wonder n nojeuea ~
those who administer the relief from Helena is about exhauIea5
We talked with n man who had been the beneficiary of emergency
Continued 0 last page)
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Ball Club Win Game
From Sidney, Play
Tie Game at Williston

i big crowd of fans turned out TO
Witness the first league game ON the
local grounds.
Sidney brought a good ball clun
10 the city, and made things inter
esting for the locals.
torcoran of Sidney smacked tbe
first ball over the plate. for a three
base hit, followed by d long drive
TO left field by Mayer, scoring Cor
enran. The hit by Mayer looked like
1 nome run, but was thrown out at
nome after 4 spectacular throw by
sunderson from center field.
Fireworks ceased unrH the sew
enfh when Plentywood unlashed sev.
eral long hits with the bases loaded
and ehalked UP six runs before they
were retired. Sidney counted one in
he1SeHeff while nfeftyWooa tafffed
three, ending the scoring.
Ryan opened mp with his usual
steady game III the mound and is
accredited with l. strike outs DIR
Iis the fray while Chapman. Sidney
souIhpdW garnered 4. Chairman
looked good until the fatal 7fh
When The local club hit all his offer
Ilngs. lie retired in favor of Nntter
lhe performance of the Plenty
M"a youngsters was creditable. Il
KeIter, HoFen and Gunderson hit
consistently on their five trips ia
the plate. Reuter- garnered four hits
and Hove and Gunderson three.
rsehrupp, veteran catcher PLAYED
u good game, backing up the home
piaee III great shape. His throw to
second hlse caused plenty of worry
20 baserlnners and in Sundays tilt
za8tasf1t three men attempting the
stedi route to second. lie Is also 4
dangerous hitter.
IlentyWoal's second baseman
hiofstad- made Il spectacular catch
neep II right field 10 climaLthaln4r-
fUrmance.
Fiske and Gunlerson. shortston
anu third base respectively turned
III 4 good braHd Of ball rs did Ho-
zen, rtngy artist. holding down the
! ut base position. Bromberg. Clark
iseuter, and Marsh accounted for
some last fielding which would have
undoubtedly resulted in runs. had
het heads-up ball been played.
itue to an injury received in tha
NhilsI"n game, Nick Reuter-, veter-
~ fh'leisier was unable to partici-
pate.
eulhertson Here Sunday
Nhhfay eHbeftsoH, who last week
aeieated Wlhiston in d SUGGEST at
'thbtrfson will be seer in action on
me local diamond. Culbertson now
'etds INC leaglle and are bringing 4
strong club to Pientywood.
Babcock will he on the mopna
Tor the visitors, bolstcred wifi
array of stars, 4 good game is as
Sflrpd
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Auto License Plates
Continue in Demand
Since Violators Warned
LAMP POSTS GET PAINTING

In keeping with the spring clean
up campaign, the main street of
P~lentyWeed has taken on d greatly
improved atmosphere with the re-
decorating of the electric light
post. The base Of the light posts
are painted Il bright yellow while the
upper part is in black which makes
an attractive aud decorative D
ance.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Avery Roser Returns from
Penney Convention at Falls

Avery L. Roser, manager OF the
local j. c. Penney CO.. store, was
in Great Falls ove the last week
end attending A district convention
of Penney store managers. Mr.. Roser
had planned attending a similar
meeting mt Dickinson, N. d.. next
week, but went to Great Falls In
order to be home for the big Farm
ers Day May 2T. when he expects
TO offer many specials to the visit
ors In town on that day.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18

Last Sunday was the opening
day for Brush Lake. popular north
eastern Montana summer resort and
from reports a big crowd was IN
attendance. Montan9's new three
p0int-two beverage was dispensed
freely, over 100 cases being sold I'd
thirsty patrons. Local visitors re-
port an abundant supply Of fire
water" hallelujah along with the
three point two legal beverage.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Gem Pool Hall 3eing
Completely Renovated

The interior Of the Gem Pool
Hall operated by John VOTERS, Is
getting a complete renovation and
when completed. will present an at
tractiye recreation parlor.
A new bar is being installed for
dispensing Of beer. A new refrig.
Grating system arrived this week
and Is being installed.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18

Sunday at six o'clock the T.. ID. r.
entertained their mothers at d
Mothers Day anquet. Tables were
beautifully decorated In pink and
white. A three course dinner was
served TO 48 guests. Service was the
Theme OF the toastH with Katherine
kJelsfrup acting as toastmistress
Musical selections were also given
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Helena, Montana
May IL, 1888.
Mr.. Hans Rasmussen.
P~Ientywood, Montana.
Dear MIR. Rasmussen.

Nu1nE151IH
PIentywood, Montana.
Dear Mr.. Rasmussen:
Your letter of May 9th addressed ia Goveruor coana .m. -.
self has been received.
sincerely hope that n % serious difficulties will arse in Sh~;dsn
county through the conflict OF a part Of the uopulace aqainsf the
n part Should such a situation arise, there could be only me
thing that the State Relief Commission could do and hat; / ~ Wifi
araW al rehef frnm Sheridan County until the citizens Of the county
get together and work together. As you probably know. This came
animosny has been carried into your elections, has been directed
against Judge Paul, has led to the entering Of the Red Cross wara-
Gus without permission Of the head of the Red Cross. and in many
Wy ~ TO- q ak OF cooperation on the part OF some of the
people 10 both the Red Cross and the r. F. c. relief work in yo
county.
VI course know nothing relative to the proyocation Mr.. BEN
nett a IN making his alleged attack o Mr.. Salisbury and Yourself.
Yours very truly,
r. c. SPAUIDING.
'So.IW Director of Relief.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
cuLBERTSON TO MEET LOCAL
CLUB SUNDAY; HOT CONTEST
is ASSURED

After being held ~scoreless for six
innings, the Ilentywood Blues
showered a barrage of placed
hits III the final stanzas to take the
Sidney club i'll Il well played game
at the local diamond Sunday -10-a.
The day was ideal for baseball and
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Antelope Girl is In
Honorary Organization

State University, Missoula, Nav
1I-Nelma Clark, Antelope. h fresh-
mar In The state university. was
tapped Spur at the Track and Field
meet Friday afternoon. SPUR II
the sophomore women's honorary
organization: both groups funesIon
MS service organizations to the State
University.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
THE LOCAL MARKET
%UNDERGOES

Kermit Helgeson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. %. ii. e. Helgeson underwent
an operati0 for appendicitis Thurs.
day morning at the hospital. Mr..
Helgeson anne Thursday from Fair
view and returned Tuesday morn
ing. Kermit Is improving rapidly.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18
Communist Agitation
Endangers Relief Funds
Allotted for County

mat sheridan county is faced with the possibility q HAVING amara4n.r
~ * iuHus WHndaWn from ITS people entirely is shown thronp j Iattap
n nnu - H nuns Rasmussen leader Of the Communist group. by 4 q
state director Of emergency relief Nav u
MI hasnusse has directed a letter to both Governor Frruk- n ennuny
smu ~ npauiulhR asking Tor the removal of the county chairman
apauialhg reply to Rasmussen is very pointed. Ii follows:
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-18

Three base hits: Corkran. MAYER.
Sidney; First on balls. Ryan /. off
hapman Z; Struck out, Chapman
4. Ryan II.
impress: Mclaughlin, Plenty
wood. Leach. Sidney.
Play Tie Game at Wiiiiston
The following account Of last
ttonfinued on Page 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-13
Saturdays Solution

Did you use tho big piece for the letter C's cornerstone? If you did, you started correctly, Here's tho way the letter is formed,
 Every Piece Fits Exactly
 Into the Right Place
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-13
.tH!.!! !! A!!o!3

NOW Russian dancer whlrls 4 Into tho Ht-Ho spotlight. That's difficult step he's per- forming, but you can duplicate it by cutting out tho seven pieces aud rearranglng them to form the dancers silhouette.