Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-10-04
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KILLED IN AUTO ~WREck-Rudy Geirer 40
formerly OF Culbertson was killed "Wednesday and
n n oaher persons seriously injured In an automo.
Que coihsioh three miles west of Wolf Point. He died
instantly as the result of cuts about the throat Eve
Witnesses said the car, driven by Mr.. Buck. a brothar.
ln-law of Geiger's, colnded with a sedan driven ao.t
10y Yorke S. Brom Of st. Paul, at the top OF a small
nii' the machines rearing high, apparently In the CEN
ter OF the road. Brom died Friday from injuries.
NlrE-WlELDER Is SOUGHT BY POLICE
IRONY Monies, Mexican exconvict, Is sought nv VIII
iiams county officials following a fight in which he
stabbed Ali Housien. Monies made his escape I'm
mediately after the fight and was last seen mining
toward the railroad yards. Housien was superfluously
wounded. The stabbing occurred following a trivial
argument at a Whliston hotel. Monies gave his home
as Wolf Point when unprecedented last year after at
tempting to stab a state highway patrofman.
HAvRE DEFEATS POPLAR ON GRIDlRoN-
The Havre Blue Ponies defeated Poplar high school
foot ball team 10 to 6 Saturday. The Havre aggre-
CATION used a combined passing and running attack.
In the third period Poplar recovered a fumbled punt
on Havres % yard line and passed and bucked the
line for their only tally. Poplar Is rated In the class
B division in football. while Havre plays class A
schedules.
BOATS ARE DRY DockED-Uncle sam's river
cruisers bound for Fort Peck, Montana. are In dry
dock at Mobridge, S. Oak. William steamboat Bil)
Hickman, skipper of one Of the deisel boats, found
navigating sandbars on the old Missouri heavy going
SO the crafts were locked at MobrIdge to await higher
water before bringing them on to the dam where they
will be used towing barges.
VICTIM Is lDENTIFlED-The victim in Glas-
COWS torch murder, whose body, virtually cremated,
was found in the dry bed OF Cherry Greek September
is, has been positively identified as that OF Herman
Abraham of ELLIS, Kansas. who had been working on a
rock pile near Malta since last May. Officials are
making a search for Par Benner, last known owner OF
a car found near the scene of the murder.
WEsTLAND GETS FORT PECK CONCESSION
The West1and OH Company, which has a branch In
Plentywood, was one OF the three oil concerns to re-
ceive concessions at the new town OF Fort Peck. This
new city which Is being built by the federal govern
ment near the site Of the great dam now under con-
.struction distributes concessions to the various busi.
ness.
HEARING HELD ON PROPOSED BUS LINE
A hearing was held at Wolf Point on the application
Of the Great Falls Coach Line for a franchise to oper-
ate a bus line between Great Falls and Bainville. The
hearing was held before members OF the state railroad
Protest against the granting was made
by the Great Northern railroad.
MAIL POUCH GROUND UNDER WHEELs-
A mail pouch thrown from the west bound fast mail
rain as 1t sped through Chinook rebnunded under the
wheels Of the train and was cut open, scattering let
.ers and newspapers from the station to the section
house a mile west OF town. Most OF the mail was re-
covered after a careful search by ~postoffice employees.
Is HELD ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
'ames Cox, %, OF Williston, is held In the county jail
N a charge OF manslaughter arising out OF the death
4 Tosten SWenson In a street brawl. Swenson died
rom a skull fracture when he fell to the pavement In
OF the Red Rooster after being struck by Cor.
WILL MUslc-The FER will pay a mu-
lie instructor at Froid to teach music to children of
eedy families In that community, according to an an.
from the Roosevelt county supsrintend-
nts office. The move Is also to give employment to
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