Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-04-04
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

ANTELOPE PLANS DELEGATION TO HIGH
SCHOOL META news dispatch from Bozenan
states that II plans OF is high school girls OF Antelope
high school u-.erialze. the school will send Its nrN
delegation in 10 years to high school week at Montana
state college April Is. rs and ~. A letter from Marga-
ret c. Kunkel. a member OF last years graduating class
at the college and now a teacher at Antelope, reveals
that these girls have been working since last October
to raise funds for transportation to Bohemian
HERE is ONE FOR RIPLEY-Mr. and Mrs. c. ".
Hickman, living at the Truax-Traer mine, south Of Co
lumbus, N. Oak, experienced a strange coincidence at
the time OF the birth OF their first four children. Their
first son was born on Jan. 10. Two years later to the
exact day, Jan. 10. their second son was born. The
next child born was a girl and was born ON Dec. Is.
Two years later their fourth child, another girl. was
born and her birthday also fell ON Dec. Is.
PENNIES ARE LOOT OF DAIRY ROBBERS
Lots OF pennies, but little else was the loot OF robbers
who early Sunday morning broke into the Purity dairy
at WiIiston and carried out the cash register and
broke 1t open The register contained almost $40 In
pennies, about 50 cents in silver and a few stamps. The
register was taken into an alley in the next block
where 1t was forced open.
MRS. PAULlNA STEPHENS NOT GUILTY.
After celebrating a little less than two hours. a jury
found Mrs. Pauhna Stephens, AZ, not guilty Of the
muruer OF ner nuSDdnu at tne onu d II S6VenUu udy
in one Of Valley countys most celebrated trials.
The verdict was announced before a halfiilled court
room in contrast with the crowds that had packed the
room for the trial.
BASKET r AT HAvRE NETS PROFIT
-Montana's interscholastic basketball tournament may
have gone on record as a failure as far as browning an
out and out state championship basketball team but
1t will go down on the blue side OF the ledger as far
as finances are regarded. Gross receipts were $1,770.17.
A profit Of $s43S was made after all expenses were
taken care OF.
PETITIONS TO SAVE zoRN ARE PRESENTED
Petitions purporting to come from various labor
organizations In Butte have been placed in the hands
Of attorney general Maggie, Governor Cooney and others
urging communication of life Imprisonment Of the death
sentence imposed on Henry zorn- zorn is scheduled 70
go to the gallows at Miles City April "a.
CHAMPION HUNTER TITLE CLAIMED BY DA-
koTA MEN-The title OF champion airplane wolf
hunters Is claimed by George Albrecht and Nick Reut-
er, Garrison, North Dakota men who Jew to Glasgow
for a short visit. The record held by the two men In
shooting from a plane is 131 wolves In one day. Their
kill for the season totalled 246.
APPRAISERS JUDGING LAND FOR GOVERN
~MENT-Twelve appraisers from the office Of H. l.
Lantz. OF Malta, director Of the land use program In
the Chinook section started work appraising privately
owned land In the county that has been offered for
sale to the government
FRoID VOTES SPECIAL LEVY FOB GYM
The special levy voted ON at Froid for the building OF
a new school gymnasium passed by a majority Of 40
votes. The new gym will cost $4,000 and is expected
to be constructed this summer and will he ready for
use next fall.
EARLY INDIAN SETTLER DIEs-Jake Left
Hand Thunder, one of the early Indian settlers In the
Brockton vicinity is dead. He died following a two
weeks illness from pneumonia He was between 40
and As years old and Is survived by his wife and two
daughters.
AVERAGE PRECIPITATION is LoW-The 1884
average precipitation for Richland county was approx
imately 46 inches OF moisture, according to the record
reported by the ten precipitation recorders over that
county as compared to a normal average Of 10 inches.
A TAG CAMPAIGN sTARTED-A campaign of
tagging cars which do not have 1885 Montana license
plates was begun Wednesday In Valley county. First
offenders are given warnings, but those tagged for the
second time will face charges before a justice Of peace.
INFANT IN NcUBAToR-An Incubator, made Of
hot water bottles and electric pads, is the temporary
home OF the 3h pound son OF MI. and Mrs. Kenneth
Murray OF Malta. The baby is being fed through a tube.
It's chances for living are good.
Do Y0H RRMEM