Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-07-22
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CAR ACCIDENT OCCUR WEAR sCOBEY
Leaving the highway and striking the grading 40
as to turn upon end, a car carrying Antoine Peterson
and W. B. Mccarthy came to rest on its radiator
in a ditch not far from scobey recently. The two oc-
cupants of the car were only slightly bruised.
VAGRANT LARGE WITH EFT THEFT
Charged with the robbery of the CASTOR Bureau 20
rage In Scobey, Jim Murphy, transient. is being held
IN the Scobey county jail to await trial on July %
me goods taken from the garage consisted of s14 in
cash and a small amount Of merchandise.
ARMY WORM OUTBREAK THREATENS cpop
The appearance of large numbers ~ arm u.
the irrigated regions around Fairview hoo ras,,..s a.
combative measures on the part of farmers who..
crops are threatened, and by the county agent and
the state entomology department at Bozeman
MEDICINE LAKE sCHOoL NEARs FINISH
With wiring. plastering and furnishing now under
a. the new Medicine Lake schoolhouse is In the
last stages of construction. 1t is estimated that the
iaoorers will have no difficulty In completing tho
building in plenty of time for the next term
MALTA WILL DEDICATE NEW CITY HALL
The dedication exercises and grand opening of NAL
Ia s newly constructed city hall will be held Saturday
hisht' July 81, under the sponsorship Of the Malta
hre department. Plans for the evenings fun include
games of all kinds. the dedication address. and
dance.
INJURED AERIALIST DIES AT GLASGOW
Mile. Gladys LeTourneau, featured aerialist with tho
Siebrand Brothers circus who was injured in a re-
cent performance at Wheeler, died at the Glasgow
hospital last Thursday of injuries TO her necr md
back. She had been under care for almost two weeks
and had been expected to recover.
OFF POINT WOMAN IN CAR MIsHaP
Mrs. F. H. Livingston of Wolf Point received minor
and bruises when her car was forced of
the road some distance north of Great Falls by a car
which swerved sharply to the left just as Mrs. Liy-
igston attempted to pass it. Mrs. Liyingston,s n
turned over several times.
STOLEN HORSES RETURN TO PASTURE
Six horses stolen not far from Crosby on July l were
last week and returned to their owners.
Inc horses were discovered in a pasture along the
highway near Balfour and on the open range to the
north. The good condition of the pasture fence and
other evidence pointed to certain theft.
SIDNEY ACTIVE FOR WATER PROJECT
In an effort to keep interest and activity on the East
Side irrigation project which involves the diversion
of water from the Yellowstone river, the Sidney
OF commerce wired Montana senators and
representatives in Washington urging their contin-
led support of the plan. and their efforts to keep it
'efore the Washington officials.
CITY PARK Is IMPROVED
Work on the city park at Hinsdale, where new en-
RANGES. paths, facilities for water sports, and recre-
ltion are being installed. is progressing under the
'ersonal supervision of County Commissioner o. G..
ohnson. An attempt will be made to have the work
pproved as a federal WPA project, under which ex-
ensive additions could be made.
sOOBEY OIL STATION ROBBED OF CASH
'autious thieves, who wore gloves to prevent finger
rints and tapped the window glass before breaking It.
Inferred the Continental Oil station In Scobey recent
y, carrying off a cash register containing s35 and
papers. The robbers, who also attempted
'lthout success to remove the 600-pound safe. have
OF been traced In any way.
NO POWER FROM DAM Is FALSE REPORT
ccording to word received from Representative Jer-
Y OConnell, the report that the development Of
over from the Fort Peck project is not practical was
OF issued officially from army engineers. but a state
lent made by utilities company officials" The rep
continued that he was "at a loss to under
how this unfavorable report could possibly be
rived at"