Plentywood herald., 1935-06-27
NEWS OF OUR .NEICHBORS
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LAZARUS" RETURNS FOR vIsIT-The north.
Williston last week for short visit with the gang at
the Williston Daily Herald and Farmers Press Mark
L. Hanson-'Lazarus' to the time hOnored profession
OF printers-is as welcome the flowers In May In
any one of several newspapers from Chicago to
the west coast 'IAzarus' didn't come to Williston
for the Stavanger Lage festival held there but said
he was getting big kick out OF the party and meeting
lot of old friends
PosToFFIcE AND DRUG STORE ROBBED
The drug store building in which the postoffice is
located at Bainvile broken into and robbed A
considerable amount OF merchandise and cash was
taken from the drug store. The money drawers OF
the postcffice stripped OF small change amount
Ing to about 5000 Ivan Davidson has been arrested
by officials charge of assisting Leo Tudo in the
robbery. Trudo is still at large
FORMER SHERIFF sENTENcED-T o s. p
Lynch former sheriff Of Divide county, North Dakota
was sentenced to indete1minate term of from
two to five years in the state penitentary at Bis
marok, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of
bezzlement The charge to which Lynch pleaded
guilty was that he ednbezzled money paid to him as
personal property taxes. The shortage amounted to
approximately $3500.
TRANSIENT ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
Howard Keith, who gave his home as nowhere"
bought bottle of carbolic acid at a Glasgow drug
store and after drinking the acid returned to the drug
store and reported he had made attempt his lhe
Attendants at the drug store after administering anti
dotes took the to hospital where his condition
is reported favorable.
TINY HoPPERs HATCH IN DANIELS COUNTY
Millions OF tiny hoppers made their appearance last
week in fields ScObey but the wet weather has
apparently put most of them out OF the danger class
Noticeable this year is the fact that gophers have
been digging thousands of shallow holes especially
sod fields searching out and eating the hopper eggs
before they hatch.
REGULATIONS TIGHTENED ON BEER PARLoRs
Restrictions governing beer parlors in Williams
county being tightened, the county commissioners
having ordered that all beer dispensares outside of
incorporated localities must close at m instead Of
as prescribed by state law No music is allowed and
the establishments must be closed Sundays between
l a. m and l p. m
HAiLsToRM AT coHAGEN DOES DAMAGE
A sharp wind and halstorm demolished new high
school gymnasium completely halted operation of the
city lighting system and overturned automobile
with three passengers at Cohagen in east central
Montana. The new gymnasium building a
plete wreck Hail pounded into small pieces all win
dows facing the north and west
MAIL CARRIERS MEET AT CULBERTsoN-
About 200 rural mail carriers attended picnic which
was held at Cufberson last Sunday Towns represent
ed were Sidney, Fairvew, Glendive Richey, Circle,
Dore Andes, Bloomfield, Culbertson, Froid, Medicine
Lake, Antelope, Plentywood Dagmar and Westby. The
picnic held the site Of the Culbertson
bridge across the Missouri
MAN is SENTENCED ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Tom Jones, Williston, given indeterminate
tence OF to two years in the state penitentiary
when he pleaded guilty in district to a charge of
engaging In liquor traffic In police raid officers
found about $50 worth of alcohol and moonshne and
gin in false bottom in dresser drawer In Jones
oneroom house
FOUR ESCAPE WHEN CAR TURNS OVER
Geo. Holmes of Navajo and three companions
fortunate in escaping with but slight injury when their
in which they going to Wolf Point jackknf
ed and turned four times. The accident occurred
about 20 miles north of Wolf Point
INSPECTION STATION is ESTABLISHED
The division of horticulture of the state has establish
ed inspection station Bainvlle for the purpose
of inspecting and grading all produce entering the
state. R. E. Hearn of Helena is in charge Of the
station