Plentywood herald., 1936-04-16
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
Cleaned from Exchanges that Reach Our Desk
TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS ON GLASGOW ROAD

TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS ON GLASGOW ROAD
Ten persons involved in two automobile accidents
Glasgow last Saturday night, although all escaped
fatal injury. One car driven by w. Fenan, colded with
another machine while travelling between Ft Peck and
Glasgow. Mrs Gerald Hollenback the seriously in
jured in the two crashes, suffered injury to her neck
when in which she riding crashed with anoth
machine, also the F- Peck-Glasgow highway
JUNIOR BASEBALL TEAM AT CULBERTSON-
The Culbertson post of the American Legion last week
voted sponsor Junior baseball The Legion will
have cooperation of the Cubertson high school athletic
department in building the team All boys II years
of age will be eligible for the Other of the
Cubertson vicinity organizing Junior clubs and
schedule of games will be drawn up in the future
FORMER wIILISTON FIGHTER PROMINENT
Dispatches from the coast and Arizona carry
of the prowess of Johnny Skies former Wliston pug-
st who is of the prominent contenders for the
light heavyweight crown He recently lost close decis
ion to Make Rosenboom, former light heavy champ, in
fight at Tonopah, New Sports writers praised the abl
ty of the young battler
FARMERS ARE OPTIMISTIC AT w1ILLsTON-
Optimism prevailed among the farmers of the Wiiston
vicinity last week, abundance of moisture and but
little runo make crop prospects exceedingly bright in
that territory Most farmers declare the ground
wet in that vicinity to permit much spring powing this
year
CONSTABLE FINED FOR DISTURBANCE
Edward LaMotte of Midway constable of that town.
fined S25 in Judge Kampfers court at Glasgow for dis
turbance of the peace The constable involved in
disturbance project road house recently He pleaded
guilty to the charge, and renqushed his official position
upon conviction.
MAN KILLED BY TRAIN AT GLASGOW
The body of Clarence Lund 49, transient found
the rairoad tracks half mile west of Glasgow by
freight last week. cut in two by train. The
identified by Mr. Peppenger of Brockton, and rel
aves in Minneapolis notified coroners inquest
gave a verdict of accidental DEATH
FROID YOUTH DIES AT WOLF POINT
Funeral services held last week at Froid for Ray
Glaze 4-year-od son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Glaze OF
Frod who died at the Wolf Point hospital The boy
tracted slight cold about two weeks ago, which devel
oped into pneumonia, causing his death.
MAKE FIT. PECK RESERVATION APPOINTMENT
james Archdale of Frazer appointed chief of
police of the F Peck reservation last week He succeeds
Charles Thompson, Indian chief for many years. Mr.
Archdae will make his headquarters at the Indian Agen
cy Poplar and moved there with his family last week
COMMUNITIES ELECT CITY OFFICIALS
Following list of candidates elected to the mayor
ship of various northeastern Montana towns L. Moen
Culbertson; A. T. Lstug, Wolf Point; P B, Murphy,
Scobey; Duncan Noyes, Fairvew; Axe Nelson, Sidney
Alfred Lee, Nashua
SENTENCED TO SIXTY DAYS FOR ASSAULT
Kid Vassar of Frazer convicted in Poplar last week
assault charge and sentenced to so days in Jail He
alleged to have attacked Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ke
sey the streets of Poplar during the St Patricks
dance.
CALL 'ANTI-LANGER' CONVENTION AGAIN
Resumption of League activities against "Langerism
broke into the imelight again last week at Wiison
a temporary committee issued militant call to
supporters of Governor Walter Wexford in that city
April Is.
NASHUA HAS FREE HOUSING SERVICE
Due the housing situation in Nashua, the Nashua Mes
senger is keeping file of all property in the city, to
able prospective buyers to select and purchase property
with minimum of confusion and time
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
Action asking $4,000 damages and $87 medical and hos
pta services has been brought district court by George
Wedele, school bus driver between Fort Peck and Park
Grove-an outgrowth of accident there last Feb
ruary.
: M VnH RENTENFRER