Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-06-06
MH OF OUR NEICHBORS

NEW ToWER ARRIVES FOR AXE PROJECT
Eiipioyees OF the Biological survey project at Medicine
LAKE nave been busy moving the new tower from 60
50 S"' 70 is new location ON the John Merrill
iarm east and south OF town, near the lake shore Nh
""ei' when completed will be high enough so tbot .
lookout will have an unhampere1 and o1aor -
most OF the lake and the project ,and
ANNUAL SCOUT CAME OPENED AT popL
Inc annual Boy Scout camp for northeastern Mon,oro
opehea at Poplar Thursday. The COG camp buildings
and the tourist park are being used by the v,s,tiro
scouts Tor sleeping quarters, kitchen and dining hall
l"chues. Scouts from Culbertson. Froid, Medicine
Lake, Wolf Point, Bainvllle, Plentywooa Uoe,,u -
Flaxvine are attending.
HORSES STOLEN IN PHILLIPS COUNTY,
fortyseven head OF horses have been reportad sto,or
TN rahches IN Phillips county recently. Indications
are That some of the horses were run into the rranch-
man brakes country on the Canadian side, due to an
advance In horse prices there. County officials are
cooperating with Canadian Mounted Police in an effort
to clear up the thefts.
POPLAR PRIEST ON TRIP TO EUROPE
hev. Galus Sherman Of Poplar left last week for
oechosiovakia, Austria. Germany and possibly Rome,
on an extended vacation tour in the interest Of his
health. He plans to return about the first of septem.
Der During his absence his duties are being attended
by Father Chas. Alderman, O. M. l.. OF Saskatoon
Canada
BEETWoRkER coNFEssEs TO ROBBERY
A confession by Tony Torres, Mexican beetworker.
mas cleared UP the robbery of the Rainbow store at
Malta which occurred In March. Torres was arrested
In a beet field near Dodson and signed a confession
after being questioned by officials. Torres said he
robbed the store because he was broke and needed
money.
STATE RULE PROHIBITS FOUR IN SEAT
Anyone about to take a ride with three other people
in the front seat of a car should be careful to see that
he Is not the fourth person to enter the car. Since the
advent OF the highway patrol, a car with four people
In the front seat found on the highway will be stopped.
WILL OIL HIGHWAY WEST OF DoDsoN-
A contract for oiling IA miles Of the highway west Of
has been awarded to the J. L. Mclaughlin Co.,
at Great Falls. The cost of the Job is slightly over
$4,000. The dirt work on the new road has been COM
pleted and the oiling job will start soon
cULBERTsoN BANKER E GROUP d
]. e. Peterson of Culbertson was elected president Of
group 4 OF the Montana Bankers association at an
annual meeting at Glasgow. Thomas L. Ryerson Of
Froid is vice president and Charles Brocksmith OF
Nashua, secretarytreasurer.
MONTANA SEEKS AND FOR STATE PARK
The state has applied to the government for the use
Of a large tract of land in the picturesque badlands
Glendive for development of a state park. Approx
imately $4,000 acres are sought to be known as the
Badlands State Park.
BRocKToN BOY INJURED IN AUTO MIsHAP-
Donald, s, son of C. ]. Samuelson Of Brockton re-
NAMED unconscious fer over 100 hours from a skull
fracture received in an automobile crash near Colgan,
N. Dak. He is in a hospital at Ambrose, N. Oak.
MONEY ALLOTTED FOR WOLF POINT SCHOOL
"A dispatch from Washington states that the Wolf
Point public school has been allotted $4,000 for the
Of an addition to the present school
building or the erection Of an additional building
GRANT GIVEN MEDICINE lake SCHOOL,
was received at Medicine Lake last week that
congress- had granted the Medicine Lake school SIS,
MOO to he spent In the construction of a new school
building.
FELLBAUM TO HEAD FROID SCHOOLS
Carl Felfbaum of Antelope, formerly of Brockton, has
elected to succeed o. L. Gillespie, as head OF
7roids schools. Mr.. Gillespie will be located at Big