Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-04-05
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

SIX ScoBEYiTEs INJURED IN CAR WRECK
Crashing into a small bridge on the highway about
four miles south of Scobey. six persons narrowly es-
capped death when the car crashed going at a high rate
OF speed. The occupants were all from Scobey and
five of the six passengers were treated by 4 doctor
for decorations and injuries. The party was con-
posed of Miss Charlotte Noble, Miss Mable Anderson.
Mrs Cliff Teigen. Palmer Engh. Lloyd schaefer and
Cliff Teigen.
i~NTERMoUNTAiN DEBATE AT %BAlNvlLLE-
A large crowd was present at the Intermountain de
bate held at Bainville Monday night One OF the out
standing members of the unit was Delmer Lesson OF
BainviIe. His teammate in the debate was Ralph
Trip of Winnett. Mont They were enroute to take
part in the Pi Kappa Delta debate convention to be
held al Lexington. Ky.
ROOSEVELT COUNTY SEEKS ADJUSTMENT
Peder Moe and John Zuck. delegates to Washington
TO discuss the wheat allotment adjustment OF Roose
Welt county. returned after q month OF work and said
DR.. Ferrel. chief OF the wheat division. promised To
either come to Roosevelt county or send a committee
to comb the county for facts.
SEVERAL FACE CHARGES IN VALLEY COURT
Six criminal complaints ranging from forgery TO
yagrancy were filed in district and justice courts by
Thomas Dignan. county attorney and James Shea.
deputy. The officials and Sheriff Al Fasset announced
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speedy prosecution.
WILL INSIST HAvRE ACT ON SEWERAGE
A friendly but very frank exchange Of views on pollu
ton of the Milk river by sewerage took place at Har-
lem Monday night, when delegates from Chinook and
Haxre mee with the Lions Club of that town The
Harlem people were cordial to the Havre delegates but
insisted that pollution of the river at Havre must stop
NEW BALL DIAMOND AT cuLBERTsoN-
A new baseball diamond and recreation field il In
prospect for Culbertson. Work has already started At
the fair grounds where the field will be laid out The
center OF activity at present is directly In front OF the
spacious grand stand.
WlLLIsToN FARMER PREDICTS RAINFALL
The Wfliston area will have a sufficient amount OF
rainfall to insure a good crop. according to forecast by
]. r. ONeill. a farmer whose operations have been
governed by climatological observations made during
the equinoctial period Of each year.
coNcoRDA COLLEGE CHOIR AT c~uLBERTsoN
The Concordia choir will appear at Culbertson Sat
urday. April II. This musical organization under the
direction OF H. w. Monson. is now In its fourteenth
season and has been acclaimed as one OF the finest or
CARNATIONS OF It's kind In the United States.
FRoID TO HAVE sAvEWAY STORE cooper
alive store committee has made arrangements to have
a Saveway store started In that city. A delegation Of
Froid citizens went to W1Iiston last week and took
the matter mp with saveway store officials. and closed
a deal
NEW HOTEL TO BE BUILT AT GLASGOW
Announcement that he will begin construction Of :
6oroom hotel building at Glasgow within the next two
weeks has been made by O. 7. Onarheim, former own
err OF the Glasgow hotel The estimated cost liz SIS. 900
s. SENIORS TO GRADUATE Al GLASGOW
The same number OF graduates as last year-sixfy-
eight-wilI finish their high school work at Glasgow
May a.
WOLF POINT LIQUOR VENDOR APPOINTED
Jack Dwyer of Wolf Point has been appointed ven
dor by the State Liquor Board for the Roosevelt Coun-
ty liquor store which will be opened at Wolf Point