Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-11-05
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BOYS ARE BURNED In NINE EXPLOSION
John Mills, 16, and Peter Schmidt of Wolf Point were
badly burned in an explosion in a mine near Wolf Point
last week A lantern was overturned, setting fire to some
powder. The boys wer brought to the Wolf Point hospital
where both will recover.
GLASGOW ELEVEN FINALLY WINS A GAME-
The first victory in two years for the Glasgow high school
football team was chalked up when they won from SEQ
hey 6 to 0 last week Other scores in this section were
Wiliston 10, Dickinson 6; Minot 81, Willston o; Glendive
6, Sidney 9; Glendive q, Forsyth 6; Lambert Is, Fairview
ID (six-man).
w MEN ARE KILLED IN mi DISASTER
Arthur Brown, 10, and Marion IeClair of Sidney were
killed in a cave-in in a coal mine east of Sidney last
week. The two young men were helping the mine pow
der man replace props loosened by a blast when the
blast when the structure collapsed. Both men were un-
conscious when removed from the mine and died soon
afterwards in the Sidney hospital.
SIDNEY BEEF ROVER GET 1885 PAYMENT
Beet growers in the Sidney district this week will get
Sl37,94 for the 1885 beet crop.
AMLY IDENTIFIES KILLED BY CAR
The wife and family of Duffy" OConnell, who was
killed when struck by a car near Wolf Point last week,
have identified him as their husband and father who was
believed to have been burned to death in a Missouri ho-
tel fire two years ago. They said OConnell had left home
six years ago and since his reported death two years ago
his family had attempted to collect his insurance but the
case was still pending at the time of his death.
OCTOBER % WAS FORT PECK ANNIVERSARY
On October % three years have elapsed since a telegram
from Senator Wheeler set in operation preliminary ex-
cavations at the Fort Peck dam. AT the present time, over
10000 men are laborng where three years ago a handful
of workers began clearing the heavily-wooded river bot
tom where in three more years will be completed the
massive 10OyO00, 000-yard earth-fll dam.
PH%OTOGRAPHING DAM FOR MAGAZINE
Miss Bourke- White, photographer for the new pictorial
magazine Life, is taking shots of men and machinery at
work at the Fort Peck dam. She will tour the Bonneville
and Grand Coulee projects before returning to New
York.
CITY HALL WILL BE BUILT AT MALTA SOON
A federal grant of Sl7,346 has been received by the city
of Malta for the construction Of a new city hall. A spe-
cal election was held there recently when residents vot-
ed to bond the city for S2O,450, which will be added to
the government ALLEGATION for the construction of the
building.
GLASGOW I'll GET NEW POSTOFFTCE-
Funds have been allocated in the amount of $4,000 for
the construction of a new postofice building at Glasgow.
Construction is expected to start soon.
PROJECT MAN HUR WHEN Ian CRASHES
SIN Bakshas of Lewistown, employed ON the Fort Peck
project, suffered injuries in an airplane crash IS miles
south of Chinook last week. A companion was uninjured.
The men were lost in a fog and the plane grazed one of
the Bear Paw mountains, losing a landing gear, and
crashed when landing a few minutes later.
NASHUA VII BUILD NEW
A $4,000 w~aterworks system will be built at Nashua
with the aid of a $4,000 grant received from the federal
government last week.
SNOW BLOCKS NORTH DAKOTA
A heavy snowfall the first of the week throughout North
Dakota blocked several highways. Roads in the north
west section of that state remained open, however.
OPENS JEWELRY SHOP AT WOLF POINT
Geo. w. Kent of Wolf Point has opened a new jewelry
shop in that city.
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