Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-11-15
NEWS OF OUR NNCHBOE

Two persons were killed at Wolf Point when the car
in which they were riding was struck by Great North
ern train No. q. fast mail, ON a grade crossing at the
west edge of the city, the same crossing where the
mail train was wrecked a few months ago and the en-
gineer killed. The dead are Gus M. Hedderck and his
wife. Hedderiek was employed at a store at Wolf
Point.
WiLLisToN STAGES FETE FOR NOODLE
Wiliston staged a double celebration Monday--Arm-
istice. and festivities In honor of Governorelect Tom
Noodle. The celebration began with a parade at 2
p, m. Prominent men who were In Willston for the
celebration were ActingGovernor Ole Olson, Sam
Clark, publisher. Henry Holt, Democratic candidate for
United States Senator. Hundreds from this section of
Montana and all parts OF North Dakota attended.
FOSSILS MAY BE SOUGHT IN PECK AREA
Psychologists. seeking to save for science the fossil
remains of animals that roamed Montana millions OF
years ago may work next summer In the area to be
flooded by the Fort Peck dam With completion of the
Fort Peck dam scheduled probably In 1898 and filling
of the Great Pool area to follow. the fossils must be
unearthed and preserved within the next few years.
HIGHWAY CRASH IS FATAL-Mrs. Harriet Vim
son, SIS, Of Glasgow, died at a Wolf Point hospital Sun
day morning the result OF an automobile accident caus-
ed by glaring headlights. Mrs. Vinson was injured
while riding in a car driven by her granddaughter, on
the highway 4 miles west OF Frazer. The car turned
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broken. Others In the car were not seriously injured
CITY TO BE BACK ON RIVER WATER
Artesian well water, the bane OF the Williston house
wife, Is flowing through the city water system again,
but after two or three weeks will be banished per
manently from the scene. by that time 1t Is hoped
that the new pipe line to the river will be completed
and the artesian water supply will be no longer need
ed.
ArrnoAEN oEEC~ nam SITE-
Albert Grorud, attorney for the Indian committee OF
the senate, was In Poplar last Monday and inspected
the site OF the proposed Poplar River dam near Cusker.
He advised that the addition of the Poplar schools and
new buildings or additions at Frazer. Wolf Point and
Brockton were assured and that work will start early
in the spring.
NJ. p. RAILROAD HEARING ON THURSDAY
Members OF the Railroad Commission OF the state OF
Montana will be In Sidney on Thursday November ~
at the court house to hold a hearing on the petition Oh
the Northern Pacific railway company to discontinue
passenger service on the Sidney branch line, and OBJ
tain a permit to operate a bus service for the territory
now served by this branch.
MEN ARE KILLED IN cRAsH-A football trip
ended late Thursday In a tragedy near Heaton, n. d.
when two persons, members OF the Minot State Teach
ers college football squad were killed and six others
were taken to a hospital, some seriously injured. FIJI
teen NWHpc I'll LAC bAAhA 49, AhA
bruises when the bus In which they were riding. left
the road and turned over.
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SHORT WAVE STATION USED AT FORT PECK
"a short wave sending and receiving station at Fort
Peck has been found practical In communicating
with boats on the Missouri river and the plan has been
accepted by engineers. The principal purpose OF the
short wave equipment will be to facilitate work and
save hours In sending out orders to boats on the river.
PLAN MOOSE HUNTING TRIP by PLANE
E. M. Garfield and Rev. A. @. Buser both OF Winiston
left Monday morning In Mr.. Canfields plane for his
cabin in Canada near Hudson Bay. They plan to get
the cabin In readiness for a moose hunting trip which
Mr.. Garfield will take up this week.
THREE MoNTANANs DIE IN A CRASH
Three Montanans were killed at Butte In an airplane
crash Sunday evening. The dead included Henry
King. son OF Don King, Silver Bow county commission
er; A. Buguet, Livingston and John Madden. address
unknown.
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