Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-08-09
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
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wILllsToN KITCHEN FEEDING MANY
1880 transients were fed in Uncle Sann's Kitchen In
Williston during the month OF July. Among the men
ofthe-road who stopped there for a "pokeout' De
fore continuing on the endless TRAIL" were people OF
all walks of life; an xmiIlonaire. craftsmen. laborers.
One even claimed to be a brother of exchampion Jack
Dempsey.
FORMER INDIAN sUPT. VISITS AT POPLAR
F. C. Campbell, former Superintendent of the Indian
School. and now a representative Of the AAA. was IN
Poplar last week. Mr.. Campbell came to PoplAr AZ
years ago to take charge OF the Indian School. He WAS
considered one of the best friends of the Indians. and
has a wide acquaintance on the Reservation.
PIONEER OF SIDNEY DlEs-W. X. Adams. for
twenty-nine years identified with the progress OF
Richland county and Sidney. died Wednesday morn
Ing of last week. Mr.. Adams was a native OF Mime
sofa, coming 10 Montana first in 1902. He was one OF
the first County Commissioners OF Dawson county
when 1t comprised the eastern third OF the state.
AAA BUYS MANY CATTLE IN WILLIAMS
Sixty-one percent of the cattle in Williams county.
North Dakota, have been bought by the federal gov
eminent. Shipping of the stock, of which there are
700 carloads. will be speeded this week. Choice herds
will be kept In a pasture In the bottoms country for
local slaughtering.
TO SET UP MATTRESS FAcToRy-Manufac-
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tion to needy families will begin In Wilhston soon.
Raw cotton and ticking will be furnished by the fed
eral administration. while labor will be furnished by
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PROJECT GETS ATTENTION.
A project which was begun II years ago near Scobey.
and abandoned when the war broke out. may be fin
ished In the near future. A representative OF the
subsistence farm board was In Scobey viewing the site
OF the project and was pleased with Its possibilities.
IMMIGRATION HEADQUARTERS MOVED
District headquarters for the immigration service
were moved last week from Scobey to Havre. r. R.
Mclaughlin, patrol inspector, and two other men In
the service have been transferred. Mr.. McLaughlins
territory runs from Glacier park to the Dakota line.
FREE HOME LOCATIONS At tract
OF land west Of Nashua has been leased by the Cham
Der OF Commerce Of that city, and will be given for
free cabin sites for workers on tho Fort Peck project.
Persons OF desirable character only. Will be permitted
use of the sites. No. business sites will be given.
PARALYSIS FOLLOWS NECK iNJuRY-Robert
purves OF southwest OF Froid fell backward from a
header box and was injured about the neck. He was
taken to the hospital at Wolf Point. The injury caused
paralysis OF the arms and other parts OF the body.
CARRIER R~ETiRED-After ~ years Of cpntinu-
GUS service Carl C. Scott, veteran mail carrier OF
rural route . from Froid, was retired. He had
reached the age limit, 65 years, for rural mall car
riers. Jesse Peile Ia substituting for him.
~cuLBERTsoN LOSES TO WOLF POINT CLUB
After leading for six innings by q score OF 20. Cul
bertson lost to Wolf Point in a fast ball game at the
latter city last week. The score was 81.
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