Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-02-13
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

Cleaned from Exchanges that Reach Our Desk

NO DECISION MADE ON r CASEl
Following the taking of two days of testimony in distrl
court at Wolf Point last week, Judge John Hurley ,
Glasgow took the case of the estate of the late Roma
Temmel VS.. Farmers Mutual Insurance company of DAD
mar, under ~advisement, the decision to be rendered at
later date. J
HOSPITAL BILL REPAID BY STRANGERl
A transient who gave his address as Lofts, Calf, last Il
was taken ill at Malta with pneumonia and placed in u
hospital there. He was taken as a county charge. Id
week the transient sent the payment in full to the boa}
of county commissioners who had paid his bill when I
was down and out.
RECORD FACTORY RUN ENDS !
One of the most successful milling campaigns of the sd
gar factory at Sidney came to a close Monday when III
last beets went through the slicers and the last ounce 7
sugar from the 1895 crop of beets was extracted fro1
them. 1t was the longest campaign in the history of tn
factory.
SELLING LIQUOR AT PECK BRINGS ARREST(
w. L. Jerry" Wolf, 80, former resident of Virginia Cid
Nevada and more recently a Wheeler taxi driver, vi
placed under 81 1900 bond following his arraignment :
charges Of selling liquor on the government reservatio
and possessing liquor without excise stamps on Ii
bottle.
OwDOIN A FOR CANADIANS IS ~PROJECT(
~N~ 'N6 LO"NOHi 90 ANia iyi6 ONSi iAdA
Phillips county is slated for the first test of its histoI
this spring when ~h-Ame Gas syndicate WI
start drilling 100 wells and construct a 186-mile pu
line from the field TO Moose Jaw and Regina, Sask.
MORE THAN 600 BIRTHS IN VALLEY COUNTY,
Registrar of vital statistics in Valley county has an
nounced that there were GOA births and 26 deaths
that county last year. Valley county is among the leader
in the state for births and last July the county exceeded
that of any county in the state for the number of BIRTH
EXCHANGE LISTS OPHEIM SCHOOL PAPER
The national mimeograph exchange of Danvile, midland
listed the Opi-Hi News of Opheim high school amonl
the "a best mimeographed newspapers received by til
exchange in December. 1t was the only mimeographe
paper in Montana receiving this distinction.
ICE AT B ERT ON MISSOURI is THO
In a record at Culbertson Of over 20 years, the mes
temperature for January of 5 degrees below zero is I'll
lowest except for Jan, 1907, when a mean Of 7 below WI
recorded. Ice in the Missouri river is 30 inches thick
Culbertson.
FIRE BREAKS OUT IN FAIRvEw HOTEL
Last Monday night a fire broke out in one of the room
at the Hotel Albert in Fairview. The blaze was extin
uished before it did much damage. The fire was said
have been caused by a careless roomer and was the Sc
ond one of its kind in recent weeks.
PLAN BLOCK AT C~ULBERTsoN
l. idS ltdlueu uldt ut OiOCh, "
stroyed by fire at Culbertson, will be rebuilt as soon
weather conditions permit. Merchants out of busine
since the fire have been checking their losses with II
surance adjusters.
AT WHEELER STILL ~UNSOLvED-
A burglary in which $3.50 was taken from a store :
Wheeler Sunday night is unsolved. The store is owne
by Mike Eckley, formerly of Medicine Lake. He wa
gone at the time and Mrs. Eckley was in charge. TIL
robbery occurred when she was at a theatre.
HGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LOST IN STORM
Four Glasgow young people, three of them high schod
students who sought shelter about IL miles west of tn
city when their car became stalled were located at
farm house. All were unframed with the exception q
one young lady who had a frozen ear and leg.
OMA is GRANDMOTHER AT 80
At the age of SO, Mrs. William Fisher believes she
the youngest grandmother in Montana. She was formed
ly Alta Bidwel, member of a well-known Broadus fam
lily.