Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-11-08
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

MoNEY,George S~arkisian, section worker at Krem.
lin has been sent to the state hospital. Some time
ago neighbors of Sarkisian called in county authorit.
les and told of the laborers queer actions. The sher-
If. on investigation, found Sarkisian's shack Uttered
with $40 bills. The sheriff picked up s2,44O worth of
$40 bills and searching through his possessions. found
that the laborer had $1,000 in postal savings and
$500 in bank deposits.
HALLOWEEN PARTY SOLVES PROBLEM
"A Hallowee EN- party given for some 500 Wilhston boys
and girls by Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Cornwell on a vacant
tract In the southeastern part of the city accounted
for an unusually quiet celebration elsewhere in the
city. The party began with a parade to the grounds,
a large bonfire, weiner and marshmallow roast. pie
eating contest and games, the hosts being assisted by
Boy Scouts and FERA forces.
PUSH A ART RI EAST TO STATE
John Evans. 80, and his mother, go. of Pennsylvania.
defied all modern methods of travel from that state to
Avondale, north of Nashua about 40 miles. They start
ed June Is with all their worldly possessions In a two
wheeled pushcart and the trip trlldging along with the
exception OF a short lift through Minnesota and North
Dakota. On the last lap Of their trip they walked from
Frazer, which Is a distance of Is miles.
TO VOTE ON STUDENT DANcEsA vote will
be taken in November at Wolf Point to determine the
wishes OF parents with children attending schools in
District As. with regard to having properly supervised
dancing In the high school gymnasium and also In re-
gard to the matter OF holding community dances In the
rural schools of the district Ballots will be sent out
to the parents.
SHOT N KILLED BY PossE-On parole from
a manslaughter sentence and hunted for the Staying OF
another man, John Malesker 45year old sheepherder
was shot near the Blaine-Phillips county line by a
sheriffs posse he was firing on from ambush. The
posse, headed by Sheriff c. b. Reser of Blaine county
rn,yub+ NFatnr1or E~~ -tt1. l. Az ~l~As-~
Edgar zeibarth OF Chinook in a hotel room at Harlem.
DONKEY LEADs PARADE AT WILLIsToN-
"A Democratic donkey, symbol OF Democracy led the
Noodle for Governor torchlight parade through the
Williston business district Monday night. Early last
week the parade committee broadcast over the county
for a donkey and they received an answer. "He was
just a little fellow said D. C. Polling, in charge Of ar
rangements, sbnt we believe In training them young"
GLASGOW CHILDREN WARNED-G "a 8 & 0 w
school children were surprised last week when they
found themselves In the hands OF the law after having
been caught crawling through freight trains standing
on the tracks. Officers took up their vigil along the
tracks and reprimanded all the children seen continu-
ing this dangerous practice.
MAY KILL SHEEP FOR. cANNERYA plan
whereby sheep bought In Williams county North Da-
kota can be brought to the WiIiston FERA cannery is
being considered. The cattle reserve In the county Is
not thought to be sufficient to work the cannery until
after December /. II sheep can be slaughtered and
canned 1t will continue the program for about a month.
PARACHUTE JUMPER KILLED IN WYOMING
Leo Kudrna, parachute jumper for the Three Hawks
Flying Service. which has It's headquarters at Glas-
gov, was fatally injured when his 2 parachutes failed
to open during an exhibition jump at Lusk, Wyoming.
had made more than 100 successful jumps.
ACTIVE WORK ON sPlLLWAY PROCEEDING
Active work has now begun on the spillway, one OF
the major pieces OF work on the Fort Peck project.
The first work consisted of road improvement. A
power line has been rushed from the tunnel circuit so
that electric lights are now available for night work.
PIONEER COUNTY MATRoN DlEs-Mrs. Guy
Allen died at the farm home west OF Medicine Lake.
October 28. The deceased was a pioneer of this sec
ton OF Montana, coming here over 80 years ago and
has since resided In this section
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