Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-12-02
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

TRAVELLING FAIRvIEW enthusiastically
of the city streets of Fairview under a WPA projec
is progressine. Twenty men working on one shift q
the present schedule of labor. A very good grade o
sand and gravel is being used.
VALLEY COUNTY RANCHER PAssEs-PeteI
Carricuburu, longtime rancher of Valley county died
at a Rochester, MINI. hospital. For years he was aa
ISOLATED with John Etchepare. Tampico sheep ranch
er.
MASONs PUT on WORK At WOLF POINT
In honor of Jack DIVERS 74th birthday, friends gath
cred at his home at Wolf Point. DR.. H. b. Cloud alsd
made a congratulatory talk over radio station KGCX
earlier in the evening.
GETS FIVE YEARS FOR ROBBERY l.
Marble, 2S. former cook at Wheeler pleaded guilty
to robbery before Judge John Hurley in districd
court and was sentenced to serve five years in the
state prison.
REVOLVER BULLET LODGED IN THIGH -
John Akers. of Buford, accidentally shot himself
while endeavoring to unload an old revolver. The.
shell exploded. The bullet passed through his hand
and lodged in his thigh. He was rushed to a Williston|
hospital.
MAN INJURED WHEN CAR
John Lee. Glasgow resident was knocked unconsci}
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motorist pulling a trailer sideswiped the Lee ma
chine 10 miles west of Saco. Lee remained unconsci-I
Gus sometime after the accident.
TRAFF ~VIOLATORS HAILED INTO COURT
Mine automobile drivers paid fines in justice court
at Culbertson last week for traffic violations. TheI
violators were arrested by Patrolman Cummings.
with the exception of one case, when the arrest was
made by Patrolman Mercer of Sidney.
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the amount of more than half a million dollars td
cover an initial payment Of $500 a ton of the 1891
sugar beet crop. have been distributed by the Utah
Idaho Sugar company to its growers in the Chinook
factory district.
THREE JUVENILES IN COURT-Three Will
iston juveniles were brought before juvenile Of
ficers to face charges of stealing from parked cars.
A purse containing SIS in cash and other property
was stolen from the car of a Williston woman. Re-
Gently a gun was stolen from another parked car.
With a delicately tuned detecting device, a repres-
entative of the M~ontana-Dakota Utilities Co.. has been
busy checking on radio interference at Scobey. Own
ers of receivers already note much Improvement. A
loose connection on the street wiring system was
detected and corrected.
SCOBEY YOUNG PEOPLE NJURED-Enroute
from Missoula to Moscow, Idaho for a football game
several university students, including Stan Halvor-
son and Katheryn King, of Scobey, were injured
when the automobile in which they were riding slid
from the highway and turned over four times. Halvor-
son suffered a broken wrist and Miss King received
minor bruises.
FEW RkE SHIPPED FROM FROm
AREA-Very few turkeys were sent to eastern mar
kets from the Froid community for the Thanksgiv-
ing trade. due to the shortage of feed to put the
birds in prime condition. 1t is thought that shipments
for Christmas will be fairly heavy and the birds
in shape to command top prices. Chickens were
mostly sold off to buyers early but there are still
available a few ducks and geese.
TWO CUIBERTSON BOYS TO TAX EXAMS
Two Culbertson boys and one Helena boy passed the
physical examinations held at Helena for the priyil-
eye OF writing on the examinations for entrance to
West Point. The Culbertson men we're Robert Peter
son and Marvin Hagen. There is one appointment
made through the national guard companies of the
state and the competitive examinations will deter
mine which OF three guardsmen will be eligible for
admission to the academy.