Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-10-18
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

WILLIAMS COUNT REQUESTS STOCK FEED
Immediate shipment to Williams county of 10000
tons of hay and straw. 1000 tons of beet pulp and 500
tons of mixed feed has been asked by the county
stock feed committee in a request to the FERA, Karl
Swanson. county agent, announced last week. Seven
concentration points have been selected throughout
the county for the distribution OF the feed.
BEET TlLLERs GET BENEFIT-Federal benefit
payments of 81 a ton will be made on current sugar
beet production as soon as the new AAA growing
contracts are delivered and signed, says the Sidney
Herald. The assurance was given by the president of
the MISUNDERSTANDING Sugar Beet Growers Associa-
ton. In the Sidney vicinity approximately $4,000
will be distributed to beet growers.
GOVERNMENT TO BUY sHEEP-The govern
ment will buy 3,429 head of sheep in Daniels county
for s6,s5s. according to Carl Peterson in charge. Sort
ing started last Friday and there are already 3,4T
sheep listed for sale. Only ewes one year or older
will be bought and the price Is 81 each. Sheep unfit
for shipment will be slaughtered at the ranch and
their pelts taken.
N DRIVER GETS so DAYS IN JAIL
!. O. Anderson, formerly a Nashua restaurant operator.
was found while under the influence OF liquor guilty
OF operating a motor vehicle at a trial at Glasgow. He
was sentenced to pay a fine Of $50 and serve rs days
In jail. Anderson was unable to pay the fine and
must serve out his fine sentence.
SlGNERS BACK MOoDIE-More than 500 per-
sons have pledged their support to stand squarely be-
hind Tom Noodle for North Dakotas next governor
when they go to the polls November 6. to cast their
ballot. All the signers have pledged their support
through the MoodieforGovernor Club sponsored by
the Williston Herald.
BOY SCOUTS HOLE COURT OF AoNoR-
Boy Scout troops from 5 towns met at Froid to hold
a court of honor. Scout Executive Roskie OF Bill
ings was present and aided the scoutmasters and ex-
ecutives In solving the problems which arise In carry
ing out the work. Boy Scouts attending were from
Froid, Culbertson, Westby, Poplar and Bainvfle-
BOUND OVER FOR THEFT-Charles Alton, Will
liston, was bound over to district court under bond Of
$4,000 after waving examination on a charge OF third
degree burglary. Alton is charged with the theft OF
a radio from a cabin In Mckenzie county. The radio
in question was found in Atoms possession by peace
officers after the theft had been reported.
DEATH DAT Is SET FOR EsTEvAN YOUTH
Examination as to the sanity OF James Nelson Watson.
"a, Estevan youth, found guilty OF the murder Of
Eileen Bailey, II, was sentenced to hang Jan. is, will
be conducted. Watson killed the girl, his sweetheart,
because the girls parents believed she was too young
to have a fellow"
MILES CITY MURDERER TO HANG NOV. H.
Henry ]. Zorn has been sentenced to hang November
IA at Miles City. Zorn was tried for the murder Of
Lester Jones, teacher at the Miles City Industrial
School last August IL. He was found guilty Of first
degree murder. Zorn was formerly an inmate Of the
Industrial School at Miles City.
DR.. LOGAN TO LOCATE AT GLASGOW
DR.. V. v. Logan, optometrist, OF Billings who has
been making regular trips to Plentywood, has decided
to locate in Glasgow. He has rented an office quite
in the First National Bank building which will be
equipped soon.
LITTLE ROCKY NINE HITS GOOD ORE
Climaxing a year Of effort during which a 1~,300-foot
tunnel has been run, the Little Rocky Mines company
In the Little Rockies has opened a body OF gold ore
ranging in value from $3.50 to 800 a ton. The ore WAS
found In a threefoot vein.
HIT NJ RUN DRIVER INJURIES LAD-Struck
by a hit-and-run motorist at Glasgow, Leslie Mann, 10,
is in a hospital. Physicians say he will recover. He
suffered a broken ankle. broken ribs and possible In
ternal injuries.