Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-15
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
Cleaned from Exchsnsw fhst Reach Our DeGk

TWO N. o. NoNPARTisAN FACTORS MEET
The LANCER machine convention named 4 full state
ticket at the Nonpartisan League convention held At
valley City last Thursday. Governor LANCER WAS re-
nominated for governor and Senator Nye received 4
collect spanking" wire from the convention which he
refused A second group met 1t jamestown and
named a ticket Five distinct state tickets are pros
poets for North Dakotan elections in the June Pr
maries.
FORT PECK INDIAN POPULATION INcREAsEs
-Montanas Indian population may be on the down
grade but It's not the case on the Fort Peck reserve
ton. During the last 81 years. reservation officials
said the Indian population had grown from / 200 In the
1900 census to $500 At the present time. The Indian
population represents nearly one-fourth OF the trial
population of Roosevelt county.
SIDNEY BEET GROWERS SEND PROTEST
In view of the sugar situation n ii has developed at
Washington. sugar beet growers through their repre-
sentatives. telegaphed to President Roosevelt protest
ing a cut in acreage and any action which would put
Cuban sugar in direct competition with American
growers. and lead to their ruin.
EARL VANCE AFFECTED ~ CANCELLATION
Among the air mail pilots affected By the govern
ment cancellation order Of ar mail contracts II Earl
Vance. well known in this section. who had been en-
ployed by the National Parks Arrays. between Salt
Lake City and Great Falls Only one plane daily nov
operates between the two cities
OFFICIALS OF VALLEY CO. RESIGN
Treasurer w f. Mills and Surveyor Manson II. Bailey
Of Valley county resigned from their official positions
last week at Glasgow Mr. Mills will become vendor
Of the Valley county state liquor store and III. Bailey
Will take up engineering work ON the Fort Peck PRO
ject.
BEER NON LEGAL ON Observation-Disclosures
may be sold to whites on the Fort Peck and F1athoad
TuIsru u
Of equalization said Tuesday Sale ON these two res
ervations. the Judge said. became legal 1t midnight
Saturday Beer is now being sold II Poplar and Wolf
Point legally for the first time in rs years
JACK ~nElDERHAusE GETS
Jack Neiderhauser received notice last week from the
p~ostofiice department that he had been awarded the
contract for hauling mail on the Star route running
west from Medicine Lake The contract runs for four !
years. Carl Nelson had been carrier for the pant thres
years.
HOUSE WINS OVER N. OAK WRESTLER
A large crowd saw E1wood House OF Outlook. Mont.
defeat the indicated Erappler OF KfIdeer, NJ D. At
Arnegaard. N d. Tuesday Of last week House took
the first fall in IS minutes and the second In 20 min
utes. 4
q. NJ. FURNISHES AT DAM
The first item Of motive power to operzts On tks- WI
ota- Fort Peck railway WAS received March 4 1t WAS .
25ton gasoline locomotive which VIII be used for
switching and miscellaneous construction work The
Great Northern railway WAS the lowest bidder.
AYERS ENDORSES ccc CAMP At v
Congressman Roy E. Ayers. OF the second conGression-
al district, has endorsed the establishment Of ! c. C. C.
camp In the Bear Paw mountains. south Of Havre- Mr.
Ayers also made several suggestions n to steps to be
taken in securing this camp.
VALLEY UNIT WILL HAv FAIH-Reorg2ni
ration and plans for the Valley county fair. which uAs
not held last year because Of crop conditions. are 20
ing forward with the approval Of the county commis
sions- The committee IL working on \ bigger and
better program than has ever been held in Glasgow.