Plentywood herald., 1934-08-23
NS Of OUR NEICHBORS
CHILD FRIEND OF ENGINEER SENDS BoouET

CHILD FRIEND OF ENGINEER SENDS BooUET
"A touching tribute to her friend Robert Jelly Great
Northern engineer killed in a wreck at Wolf Point
was paid by Bellamae Ritzlow OF near Wiliston who
sent flowers for the funeral services held in Glasgow
Everyday the little girl watched for Mr Jelys train to
pass from the yard OF her home near the Lewis and
Clark bridge Willston. She was always there to
wave at him and he would always wave back and
sometimes toss her piece of fruit or little gift Last
Christmas he tossed out large package labeled
From Santa Claus" which contained doll and other
gifts.
PAYROLL is BIG suM-The July payroll for em.
ployment on the Fort Peck reservation was s192s4.
according to the Poplar Standard The total number
employed on the reservation is 433. Around so dams
are being built where opportunity to conserve
water Is noted Wells being drilled on portions
OF the where sufficient water is not now avail
able z5mile steel drift fence being constructed
along the northern boundary reservation north
OF Wolf Point to the western boundary where outside
stock is particularly inclined to drift onto Indian
range
LITTLE GIRL MAKES HIT WITH PRESIDENT
Ramona Lucille 4. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Kicker. who with her grandfather. a Sioux Indian,
Rufus Kicker. was visitor the Roosevelt special
at Glasgow when the president was adopted by the
Indians was instant hit with Mr. and Mrs Roose-
welt. witnesses report Mrs Roosevelt addressed
Ramona as sweet little princess" and asked her II
she would like to go home with them and live in the
White House Ramonas was that she wanted
TO stay with her grandpa
DIVES IN PLANE TO RESTORE HEARINc-rn
an effort to restore the hearing OF Lloyd Carson of
Chasiey. N D.. Lyle Strong Glasgow pilot sent his
plane into 10000 foot dive the municipal air
port al Glasgow with his passenger. Within three
minutes after the plane had started to dive 1t was
landed on the field by the pilot. Carson hired the
plane for that purpose and told Pilot Strong that such
dives had benefited his hearing several times, al
though only temporarily
INDIANS GET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
100 Indians inoculated for typhoid fever at
Frod last week The work done by q physician
OF the Fort Peck Indian Agency. The Indians were
from Rocky Point Poplar and other parts OF the Fort
Peck reservation, Medicine Lake and others residing
In the Froid territory.
WOMEN HOLD MEET-The 51st annual conven-
ton OF the Montana Wonens Christian Temperance
Union meets in Glasgow this week The principal
speaker is Mrs Josephine sizer. lecturer for the
National w C. r. U. The convention will be in ses-
sion through today
PLANS GOING FORWARD FOR DEDicATioN-
Plans for the dedication of the Missouri River bridge
south OF Culbertson are progressing rapidly From
latest reports the construction the south road viii
be completed and all will be In readiness stage the
dedication ceremonies about September 15
MATTRESS FACTORY AT PoPLAR-A mattress
factory is to be established Poplar Between rs and
SO persons will be employed and carload OF material
viii be shipped there to start the work The factory
will be conducted under the FERA
MAN is SHOT IN LEG BY oFFicER-Charlss
Schiver. 81. Butte was shot In the leg by deputy E.
Mcpherson at Nashua and both he and Mel Logan rs
of Butte face charges of resisting officer as the re-
suit OF a freeforall battle in a Nashua beer parlor
LIQUOR STORE FOR FRoID-The state liquor
board has designated Frod to have liquor store
Roosevelt county also has a store at Balnville