Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-09
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS
NAY USE FORT PICK TOWN FOR SCHOOL

MAY USE fORT PEtk TOWN FOR SCHOOL
H H Iantz. OF Malta has a proposition to hold onto
the town of Fort Peck and make il a training school
for land use students.
LoSES FOOT IN TRAIN ACCIDENT - ]. w
Harvey, Great Northern brakeman and well known
along the nighttime slipped from a railway car and
his foot was accidentally cut off. He was given first
aid treatment and rushed to a Havre hospital.
SIX CHARGED WITH GAMBLING IN VALLEY
COCNTf-Six men are charged with gambling in
three separate informations filed by Otis A.. Hauett.
deputy county attorney. The information came as the
result of a recent raid staged by Glasgow police.
LARCENY Is LED-Chr Thurman of the
Baylor community in Valley County, charged with
grand larceny has been released on 81 900 bond
Thurman is charged with Ronald Gray with takine
and butchering a calf from a farm near Baylor.
RAIL SHIPMENTS TO PECK
shipments to Fort Peck of quarry stone, toe gravel
and glacial stone have been stopped for this season
Work has been started on relocation of the railroad
tracks along the downstream edge OF the dam.
POPLAR DOCTOR TO COLUMBUs-Dr. Charles
"a. Swanson, of Poplar has gone to Columbus where
he will establish offices for the practice of medicine
and surgery. DR.. Swanson same to Poplar in the
spring of 1928 and his ability brought him recogni-
as d ledueT III MS procession.
NESsON WELL BELOW 1000 FEET-Tncreaseo
activity was noted at the Nesson test well near Raw
North Dakota as the shaft was sunk beyond the 4. O0O
foot level in continued fast drilling. Strict silence
has been maintained by those in charge OF the opera.
tons.
TO BRING BIG DRILLING RIG N
schmidt, of Anoka, who is interested in test;ro tho
Poplar and Wolf Point domes states ha 10 n,aun,uu
10 orlns a big drilling rig with which to put down the
test Wen on the Wolf Point structure. According tn
pans the first well will be started by May l., 1885.
TRAVELLER INJURED In AUTO u,sr.r-
+. X. Healey, credit manager TO rthe Internationa,
Harvester Co.,..f Mindt, suffered severe but NOT
critical injuries when his car went out Of contro,
ana crashed several guard posts on the curve near
the thompson place about four miles west Of Poplar.
o POINT STATION HEAR IN
IoN-Station KGCX of Wolf Point was pleased re-
Gently to receive a letter from O. B. Horsford saving
mat he had picked up KICK at Ardenvior, Wash
ABOUT 80 miles north of Wenatchee. Recently KGrx
had a frequency check and found that the program
was picked up as far as New Zealand.
fhoVENT HAS LOW ACCIDENT
The MIX River-Northern Montana land utilization
project the largest in the region, is below the region
S"S III w frequency every month az
cording to project safety officers. During the ,ast !,
months only'25 accidents have occurred which have
necessitated loss of time for the employee.
ESTATE SUES GREAT NORTH.
ERN-Two separate actions have been started u
district court at Wolf Point suing the Great Nortbor,
for damages in connection with the death of On.
Hedderick and wife Beatrice Hedderick. The He'd.
derlcks were killed Nov. 4, 1894 when their car
was struck by No. 27 near Wolf Point.
FREED ON $4,000 BOND-Claude Robinson
II, who has been in the custody of Valley county of-
ficials since October 23 on a charge of manslauebter
was released on bond of SIS, 900 which was signed NV
SIN Glasgow men. Robinson was held in connection
with the death Of Ralph E. Nelson, SO, railroad work.
e. 0 III the highway near Glasgow. Robinson was driv.
ms a car which struck Nelson.