Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-07-12
NEWS CT OUR NECHBORS

HoLD UP MAN FIRES ~sHoTs-Wallace Cant
rell. Is under arrest for grand larceny and faces a
charge OF first degree assault, In connection with an
attempted heldup near Poplar. Nine people were IN
the car enroute from Fairview. They were from Fall.
view. Cantrell blocked the highway with his car and
commanded the party to stop Before they could stop
Cantrell fired several shots. The bullets did damage
to the car and inflicted severe cuts on the occupants.
presumably from flying pieces Of the car body when
hit by the slugs.
CHINOOK GIRL IS BuRlED-One OF three fatal
tiles as the result OF firecrackers during the 4h,
little Betty Lou Boroff was buried at Chinook. She
died at a Havre hospital OF tetanus that developed
when she was injured by a firecracker bomb. Frag<
ments of the bomb struck her In the calf OF the les.
Although slightly lame for a few days. she appeared
to be recovering when complications set In
FRIENDS DO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Qualley of the Anderson community near Poplar. has
friends. Mr.. Qualley Is, and has been q patient In q
hospital at Williston. unable to attend to his farming
duties. Seven OF his ~neighbors and friends moved on
his farm with tractors and plows and ATTENDED to all
his farm with tractors and plows and attended to all
turned out considerable acreage.
MORE MEN AT PECK PRoJEcT-Employment
on the Fort Peck project has reached a figure not ex-
pected until the peak OF activities. the past week with
hppiuAEHldltiy OVpU a y WOTh uH the pIUJeI- luI6 y
an increase OF over 1.165 over figures OF two weeks
ago. Engineers announced previously that the peak
of employment would be reached In August or Sep
tember.
RIVER WATER UNAVAILABLE AT WiLLISToN
-Williston Is using we'll water and doesn't like 1t very
well. The trouble Is that the Missouri river. which is
the usual source Of supply. has receded to such an er-
tent as to leave the intake pipes high and dry. The
city has two wells from which they pump water but It
Is not Of the quality taken from the Missouri.
STAGE SET FOR BIG 6TAMPEDE-Starting to-
day. Wolf Points 14th annual stampede will get under
way. 1t will continue for 3 days. The WoK Point
stampede Is one OF the best in the northwest. From
year to year the big event has gained momentum. The
best riding talent Is at the show.
TuGWELL AT HAvRE-Rer Tugwell. undersec-
rotary OF agriculture will be the chief speaker at the
first days session OF the annual convention Of the
tanners Union Of Montana at Havre October 10. The
convention will continue to the IA. 1t is expected that
over 1900 delegates will be present.
FULL TICKET IN R%oosEvELT-For the first
time In many years voters OF Roosevelt county will
have an opportunity to have two full tickets In the
field. Both the Democratic and Republican forces
have enough candidates In the field to fill the roster
for each county office, including the legislative.
NEW HOTEL FOR GLAsGoW-With the award
Of several contracts, additional construction work Ii
expected to begin at Glasgow this week The building
Of a hotel will start Immediately. The hotel will have
As rooms.
NEW PAPER FOR NA8HUA-H. Tuttle OF Hins.
dale has arrived In Nashua and Is making plans for
the establishment OF a paper at that town. The pub
LEGATION will he known as the Nashua Enterprise. Mr..
futile Is the editor OF the Hinsdale Tribune.
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