Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-10-21
NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS
Cleaned iron Exchanges that Reach Our Ds.k
CROSBY TIES STRONG STANLEY TEAM

CROSBY TIES STRONG STANLEY TEAM -
The Crosby football team surprised dopesters by
holding the powerful Stanley team to a 6 to 6 tie in a
game last week.
MOVE OLD STRUCTURE At GLASGOW -
A house at Glasgow built in 1894, an old landmark of
the city. will be wrecked to make way for the $24O.-
600 federal building which will be built on the site.
C%ULBERTsON SPONSORS AMATEUR NIGHT
The Catholic Altar society at Culbertson is sponsoring
an amateur show there Friday night, Oct. %. Cash
prizes of SIS. $40 and IS will be presented winners.
RIDS II CALLED FOR FORT PECK GATES
Al indication that the Fort Peck dam is rapidly
nearing completion may be seen in the call for bids
for main control gates in the tunnels. Each shaft is
245 feet deep and so feet in diameter.
GLENDIvE THEATER HAS VIEW MANAGER
George Robinson is the new manager of the Rose
theatre at Glendive, succeeding William Redmond,
who resigned to accept a position in a theatre at L.iv-
ingston.
FACULTY ARE GUESTS AT MEDICINE LAKE
The Fireside club of Medicine Lake was host to the
people of that town at a party in honor of the school
faculty. A similar party is held each year at Medicine
Lake.
DIES FROM AUTO INJURIES -
Roy Arndt, SO, died at a Malta hospital from injuries
received in a car accident near Saco the preceding
Saturday. Arndt lost control of the car when it struck
a soft shoulder of the oiled road. Several other pas
sengers in the car were not seriously hurt.
USE PLANE TO VIEW PROJECT SITES -
Dewey Lowers, Roosevelt county's flying surveyor,
and Engineer Loux Of the WPA, used Dewey's air
plane last week in spotting sites for proposed WPA
dams. Pictures were taken. The trip took only lie
hours. which would have required four days travelling
by car.
LOSES RI IN ACCIDENT AT # -
Steve Douglas lost an arm in an accident at the sugar
factory at Sidney last week. His right arm was cut
off just below the elbow when he was jolted from his
place on the factory switch engine while at his work
and fell to the ground with his arm extending across
a rail and the wheel of a sondola rolled over it.
COMPLETE HUNTING PARTY AT MALTA -
The Malta newspaper comments a complete hunting
party recently left there to hunt big game: A plumber
who was plumming his companions on the big game
about to be taken; a marshal and a sheriff, the mar
shall to track down any game sighted by the observant
sheriff; and a coroner, who will be on hand to do his
duty if any shots go astray.
HORSE Is HIT on ROAD NEAR FRAZER -
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Nelson of Whitehall and three
grandchildren We're uninjured except for hand cuts
received by Mr.. Nelson when their car struck a horse
on the highway east of Frazer last week. The impact
crused the front lights and tenders and threw the
horse on top of the car, caving the top in. The Nell
sons were returning from Great Falls.
INVESTIGATE DEATH or SCOBEY MAN -
Daniels county authorities last week investigated the
death of Fred King, Butte Greek farmer, who was
found by a %neighbor near his truck with a bullet
wound near his heart. The officials discounted a sui
eide theory when they found several DISCHARGED cart
ridges near the truck, indicating the victim had been
shooting at game along the road and had probably
lain the gun against the truck running board whore
il was accidentally discharged.
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