Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-01-02
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
Cleaned from Exchanges that Reach Our Desk
WOLF POINT STATION TO BE ENLARGED

WOLF POINT STATION TO BE ENLARGED
Radio station KICK, at Wolf Point will soon take an
other step forward in enlargement. Word from Washing
ton is that the examiner in charge of applications for
increase in power has given his approval to the federal
communications commission for an increase to 1000
watts.
OLD-T1ME COWMAN DIES AT WLLISTON-
Death came to Joe Stroud Thursday at Williston as he
was preparing to reopen an Indian depreciation claim
which his father, Philip 7. Stroud, filed with the u. S.
Court of Claims many years following an Indian up
rising in their Texas home when the senior Stroud lost
1000 head of cattle and so head of horses.
ON-RELIEF FARMERS PETITION FOR JOBS
Non-relief farmers in Williams county have petitioned
heads of government work agencies to remove an sin
justice that seems to exist with the assertion that their
sons were suffering more from non-employment than
sons of families listed as relief cases.
CANF1ELD BAGS OVER THOUSAND COYOTES
Pilot E. M. Canild, Wiliston, has bagged 113 coyotes
from the air thus far this winter, a check-up of his pelts
revealed Garfield said this figure added to previous re-
suits gave him a total of 1882 coyotess since he began
flying.
YOUNG "A OUNDE FROM PISTOL SHOT
Ivan Ellerkamp, Culbertson youth was wounded in the
leg when a % pistol discharged. With several other boys
he was in a dugout near the river south of town. The
other boys Immediately summoned aid and he was
brought to Clubertson for medical aid.
CASE OF NASHUA BABY'S DEATH is SOLVED
Mystery surrounding the burial of a baby which was
found in a crude grave near Nashua has been solved
and no crime was involved. The baby had died from
natural causes and a death certificate had been issued
by a doctor.
MAN BOUND OvER ON RAPE CHARGE -
Vim. Youpee was given a preliminary hearing in Justice
court at Poplar on a statutory charge involving a To-
year-old girl. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over
to district court. Bond was set at $1,000 which was fur
nished.
WELDON HERDER is WOUNDED IN ARM
Donald Sheldon, herder of the Pete Underdahl band Of
sheep near Weldon was brought to the McCone county
hospital suffering from a rifle bullet in his arm. The 22-
year-old man was carrying a rifle that in some manner
was discharged.
VALLEY TURKEY SHIPMENT TOTALS 30 TONS
The Valley County Poultry Shipping association
Christmas shipment of dressed turkeys to New York
markets totalled GLASS pounds. A large percentage were
prime birds.
MAN WHO TO TAKE LIFE BETTER
Jim Ryan, 60, who was brought to a Glasgow hospital
after he had slashed his throat and wrists near Van
daia dam Christmas day in an effort to end his life is
recovering.
HOL UPS TAKE CASE AT PAR GROVE
Three armed stick-up men, who appeared nervous but
nevertheless familiar with surroundings rifled the till
and the cash box at the Halvorson store in Park Grove.
All three were masked and one threatened to shoot.
BEGIN WORK ON NEW HIGHLAND ROAD
A crew of state highway surveyors have started work
laying out road south of the new bridge at Culbertson,
into Richland county.