Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-10
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Sheridan county's liquor store CD
ened a day ahead of schedule when
the big plate glass in front OF the
building collapsed from the terrific
wind. Interested spectators peered at
q cargo of choice liquors stored on
the shelves. Close watch was made
OF the premises until the front OF the
building was boarded up.
Inc Herald rose Wednesday morn
ing to find an additional building ON
the property. How 1t got there was
undoubtedly one of the freaks OF the
storm. A high fence surrounds the
lots Someone can have same by prov
Ing that he Is the owner or the prop
erty.
Bob" Smith, former deputy sheriff
was knocked asunder when a garage
door bolted. Bob took the count
for several minutes but is none the
worse off from his experience.
Inc auto garage at the John Hallesy
residence was s1reWn over a city
block. A portion of 1t recIines In an
adjoining lot.
Fences along the Plentywood4Ray-
road were torn out by turnbling
weeds blowing up against the wires.
Ten carloads OF poles will be needed
replace those broken and DESTROYED
the territory.
inc big barn on the Ernie Grayson
ARA near Antelope was demolished.
Reports from Westby stated that the
wind did considerable damage in that
vicinity. A. big bard owned by Orvis
ohnson was burned. Four horses
we're burned to death while at the
Martin Fellon farm the loss of a barn
$ reported. Westby proper ESCAPED
serious damage.
1ne flag pole at the county court
louse resembles the leaning Tower
It Pisa. The pole, OF 5 inch steel was
severely whipped by the gale.
VIM. Ewing, PlentyWood's genial
clerk. lost his garage and
hldnney. Bill has been unable to To-
ate portions of it. Finders are asked
. return II found.
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Wlhat might have proved q serious
llshap occurred when the chimney OF
be County library on main street
elapsed and fell through the roof or
adjoining building. The building
occupied by Mrs. Grace Mann. piles
+ brick fell into a bedroom. Forum
tely no q was in the room at the
A hole approximately S feet
lde was torn through the roof.
Wonkmen started Wednesday noon
earring away debris which was once
Bolster Filling Station. The street
as practically ~obstructed when tho
orth wall collapsed.
BOD Gresham Is looking for his
When the garage blew AWAY !
y q which was parked in 1t was
unmo1ested.
KNOWN property losses In the Dool- 8
7 vicinity reported to the Herald
7ednesday were barns on The Joe
edmond, Alphie Peterson farms. A Z
'dse q barn on the liver johnson I
fm. !,
Inc south Of the Farmers OIL Co. :
Tx station was blown out. Carpen.
IS We're put to work Wednesday re-
tlrlng the damage. I
Inc stuccO on the west end Of the !
temple was moved from
9 wall approximately s inches. No
her damage was done to the build
Inc big barn at the VIM. Murray
I'M a Antelope was also de- b
'oyeu 10 the storm. A bull occupied 8
2 Darn at the time of the collapse. r
Ter several hours of work the ami
u was extracted from the bile of r
DTS Inc bull was not injured. b
N
. bucket brigade was formed at a
ltelope to Quell flames from an old h
pie, formerly In the basement OF b
Mclaughlin store which burned
er q year ago. The terrific wind I'll
ldled q big blaze from the smould- v
ng coal heap. ~
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anu the dig garage at the Clarence ps
nle1 residence was carried along ri
the breeze. nj
J lruck owned by Peterson Co.. M
~ the alley went crashing al
Ine office OF the Lincoln pl
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