Plentywood herald., 1935-11-21
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
Cleaned from Exchanges that Reach Our Desk

TURKEY THEFTS REPORTED NEAR NASHUA
Poultry raisers in the Nashua vicinity have been
warned by the Valley county sheriff keep constant
watch over their turkeys and chickens and be on a
look out for band of thieves who have been operat-
ing near there Turkey and poultry thefts have been
reported to the sherir's office
FRoID TEAM WINNER OF JUDGING CONTEST
-Froid the livestock Judging contest for Roo<
welt county high schools held at the Ole Olsen
and James Swindle ranches McCabe. The contest
was the ninth livestock Judging in which the
schools of Roosevelt county have participated.
GIVEN TWO YEARS FOR GRAND LARCENY
Clarence Cabert and Robert Wager. both OF Scobey
each sentenced to two in the state penen
tary when they entered pleas OF grand larceny at Wolf
Point The boys confessed to stealing more than rs
bushels of wheat from Archie Mann, Benrud farmer.
MAN FACES TRIAL FOR STEALING CASH
Following a trail OF Stolen checks that cashed
and purchases made Wolf Point Johnny Forchak of
Scobey was arrested charge OF having stolen
wallet containing about $500 from the Westland Oil
company safe at Scobey.
AMPUTATIoN NECESSARY AFTER MIsHAP-
Following accident in the Fort Peck tunnels 1t was
necessary amputae the leg of Philip Scheagle at
the Deaconess hospital in Glasgow Scheage rid
ing on the front train and failed to jump when 1t
ran head-on into another train.
BOY SCOUT COURT OF HONOR is HELD
meeting the Boy Scout court OF honor was held at
Cubertson Monday Representatives from Banvile,
Frod, Westby and Outlook attended. number OF
Scouts in the Culbertson troop up for advance
ment.
NINE CARS STOCK SHIPPED FROM scOBEY-
Nine cars high grade cattle left Scbey for eastern
markets The shipment was composed of cattle which
brought top prices the st. Paul and Chicago market
and was the best shipped from that point this year
TWO WOMEN ARE KILLED IN MlsHAP-
Two women killed and a man injured in
collision on the Fort Peck highway The dead are Mrs
Irene Ellefson of Wheeler and Mrs John Stone wife
of former project worker John w. Stone injured
START FLOODING OF GLASGOW ICE RINK
Flooding by the city of the ice rink located in one
corner Of the Glasgow ball park was started by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce rink committee Digging
OF holes to support posts for lights has also started
CROSBY STILL WANTS OWN LIGHT PLANT
Although rates by the Montana-Dakota Power company
have been reduced residents Of Crosby, in poll con-
dlscted last week expressed opinions that they still
wanted municipal light plant
CATTLE GIVEN TO INDIANS AT WOLF POINT
Two carloads of registered Herfords shipped to
Wolf Point, coming from Texas and were distributed
to Indians of the Fort Peck reservation with view
OF building up their herds.
GLASGOW MOVES TO STOP SMALLPOX
Faced with the spread of smallpox in mild form but OF
epidemic proportions the Glasgow school board took
action to halt further spread Of the disease by vac
cinating students free Of charge.
POPLAR WINS EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeating powerful Forsyth eleven to to win the
eastern football championship, class for 1885 Pop
lars Indians closed another season undefeated
ELECTRICAL SHOP is DAMAGED BY FIRE
Fire started by overheated stovepipe caused con-
siderable damage to the Alpin Electric shop at Ma
shua Sunday morning
ROOSEVELT COMMISSIONERS CALL BONDS
At the regular meeting Of the board of county commits
sioners of Roosevelt county it was decided to call $780,
900 in highway bonds
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