Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-11-22
NEWS OF OUR NuCHBORS

JOB SEEKERS sEiGE MooplE- o b seekers
seiged Governorelect Tom Noodle In Wiliston follow
ing his election. kilograms were delivered by the
dozens. His mail came In sacks. There was one
answer for all the job seekers. The governorelect is
listening to everybody and promising nothing. Demo-
Gratis seeking positions are being told that qualifica-
lions must be carefully established and applications
accompanied by recommendations OF county chalrmen.
~DANDELlON BRAVES NOVEMBER WEATHER
-Wiliston's mild November weather proved a boon
to a lone dandelion which was found rearing its vel
low head. The blossom had grown on the east side
of the building where 1t received the benefits of the
morning sunlight and also shelter from any cold west
winds. Three of Its companions. a trifle older, had
already gone to seed.
%oATYARD AT PECK SCENE OF ACTIVITY
With the successful launching last week Of the re-
naming large hulls for the Fort Peck project floating
plant, the boatyard there is now the scene Of renewed
activity. -Four more keels have been laid down, the
timbers for which previously were framed. Two der
rick barges are to be built.
INsPEcTs FORT PEck DAM
After expressing extreme pleasure at the speed with
which operations have been conducted during the past
year on the Fort Peck project, General Edward M.
Markham, OF Washington, chief OF Army engineers left
Glasgow last Tuesday morning following a twoday In.
spection trip OF the work there.
sHERlFFs l. TRIP WHEN zoRN CASE is
APPEALEDLHalf a dozen sheriffs. sheriftelects and
others, bound for Miles City to witness the hanging OF
John Henry Zorn. which had been scheduled for sun
up last Wednesday were halted by word that an appeal
to the supreme court had been taken staying execution
OF sentence.
BIG GAME HUNTERS LEAVE FOR cANADA-
Henry Vohs and Lawrence Evans, Williston big game
hunters. LETT Thursday by car for a point north OF
Hudson Bay junction where they will track moose and
caribou In the Canadian wilds. K. M. Garfield, Willis
ton aviator left the city Thursday for the Canadian
camp with a party OF North Dakota hunters.
Is SENTENCED BY JUDGE PAuL-Harry David
was sentenced to 20 years In the state penitentiary at
ter pleading guilty to a rape charge, at law and motion
day court before Judge S. E. Paul at Wolf Point last
Wednesday. The offense with which he was charged
was committed in July and David has been In jail ut
Wolf Point since then.
MANY LOSE LIVES in AUTO ACCIDENTS
One hundred and ~fiftyfive persons have lost their
lives In Montana motor vehicle accidents thus far In
1884. Last year there were lis deaths in the state
from this cause; In 1882 there were IS and in 1881,
$50. At this date in 1888, fatal motor accidents totaled
88.
SLABS MAN IN BRAWL-Following a quarrel
which Is said to have started over a woman. Herbert
Gulbrandsen was stabbed In the left arm and side at
Glasgow. Roy French is being held. The ~stabbing
was done In a beer parlor and French used a pocket
knife to slash the victim.
ROOSEVELT COUNTY TO HAVE NURSE
Roosevelt county Is to have a county nurse for the
next six months, whose salary Is to be paid from fed.
eral funds. Headquarters will be at Wolf Point, and
her services will be available to schools within a few
weeks.
FRIEND DIES IN JERusALEM-Mrs Martin Sor-
DO, Of Opheim received word OF the death OF a friend.
Mrs. Mary leighton Floyd, at Jerusalem, Palestine,
October is. Burial was made In the protestant Gem
etery on Mount Zion.
POPLAR GETS FOOTBALL TiTLE-Popar is the
undisputed football champions of eastern Montana by
virtue OF their impressive IS to IL victory over Miles
City.
LEGION CONVENTION TO BE HELD AT LAKE
Medicine Lake has been chosen for the next district
convention of the American Legion. The selection
was made at the recent convention held at Wolf Point.
NEW AIRsHlPs AT CROSBY
The Crosby airport is taking on the appearance OF a
regular city landing field with four ships now being
owned there.
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