Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-01-10
NEWS OF OUR NuCHBORS

PLANS CANCELLED FOR i~NAUoURATIoN-
Cancellation Of plans for a Wfliston delegation, In
Guiding the Upper Missouri band. to the Inauguration
OF Governor elect Tom Noodle has been announced.
The change is being made to accede with the request
Of Noodle. In the wire to the chamber OF commerce OF
Winston 1t was expressed due to the legislative
crowds and the general condition Of the state 1t was
deemed wiser to observe only the simplest formality
in the inauguration program.
ACKNOWLEDGING FLANNEL BY RAILROAD
Acknowledging OF all transcontinental trains has
been announced as part Of the Great Northern pro
gram for the coming year. The Empire Builder, Chi
cagoPacific coast train. will be completely equipped by
next summer New day coaches are to be put into
service, with spacious loungdng room for men and wo-
men; individual seats which can be adjusted In any
position and improved lighting.
BAND TO PLAY CONCERT At c~uLeERrsoN-
Arrangements have been made to have the Upper
Missouri band from Williston give a concert in the
Culbertson high school auditorium Sunday, Jan. IS.
The band is the outstanding organization Of It's kind
In this territory. Included In the personnel of the
band are several musicians from eastern Montana
two from P~lentywood, two from Medicine Lake. two
from Culbertson and one from Wolf Point.
WHOLESALE FoRoERIEs REvEALEp-A forg-
cry plot In which business houses in the Glasgow and
VII u CNh uiC WOW W AOtC tho S1sVVV
has been revealed. The ~forgeries. on q wholesale
scale were perpetrated the week OF Dec. 9. They In
volved the daring theft OF 1913 blank checks from a
construction company and the forgers used one Of the
company's check protectors to make them look more
genuine.
ANOTHER AcTloN FILED, GAMBLING LOSSES
w. B. Sands, as attorney for Ibis daughter, Mr..
Greta X. Miller, filed In the district court at Chinook
the complaint In an action for damages against Angus
.. Morrison charging that Frank Miller, husband Of the
plaintiff lost $500 In a gambling game. and asking &C
tual damages for that amount as well as exemplary
damages.
TUCK IN ACCIDENT A BRockToN -
John @. luck escaped injury In a car accident on the
Roosevelt highway about five miles west Of Brockton.
He was travelling alone when the headlights Of an ap-
preaching automobile blinded him. He went into the
ditch, the car coming to a stop against the bank on
the other side. The car was badly damaged but he
escaped injury.
HARLEM GLOBE TRoTTERS WIN FROM ELKS
There was a capacity crowd at the basketball game
between the Minot Elks and the Harlem Globe Trot-
tiers at Crosby. The Globe Trotters won handily, 46 to
IS. The dusay boys from Harlem are a smooth work
ing aggregation and they showed the large crowd
some clever ball handling.
ExlcA BADLY CUT IN FIoHT-One Mexican
is in a hospital at Sidney, slashed beyond recognition
and his assadlant Is lodged in the county jail as a re-
suit Of a fight at the dobie house in the sugar factory
district Cabello, the victim, WAS cut across the neck
and face and a doctor took 100 stitches to close the
wounds.
KIDNAPPING SUSPECT NARRE AT POINT
Bert Berglund, paroled Dec. Is from the Deer Lodge
penitentiary, is held at Wolf Point as the ringleader.
officers said, Of a trio Of kidnappers who forced JAM
es Williams. Helena taxidrtver to take them to Great
Falls. The abduction followed the robbery OF a Hell
ea sandwich stand Of $50.
eUYs NEWSPAPER At sAco- R Larconbe,
publisher Of the Phillips County News at Malta has
purchased the Saco Independent, only other newspaper
published in Phillips county. Ben Luebke, recently
an employee Of The Glasgow Times has been put In
charge OF the Saco newspaper.
ACTIVITY AT sPiLLWAY IS ON INcREAsE-
Excavation OF the huge amount Of earth to be moved
in connection with the construction OF the spillway is
now getting under way, it was stated. Subcontractors
are now operating 63 dump trucks.