The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-07-19

Guy V. Mellon was a business Wis
itor in Plentywood on business yes
terday.
Arthur Mclean, prominent citizen
of Dooiey, was Plentywood visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. A. Nelson, of the Outlook
country, was in the county seat on
business Thursday.
F. A. Westphal and August West
phal, well known farmers of the
Outlook country were in Plentywood
on business yesterday.
Editor Cook, of the Scobey Citizen,
was in the county capitol the latter
part of last week, getting lineup
on the political situation of Sheridan
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ingles, well
known farmers from south Of Red
stone, were visitors to the county
seat on missions of business and
pleasure last Monday.
Amos Westphal, who, together
with his brother are farming 300
acres Of land north of Outlook, was
in the county capitol yesterday on
business before the local draft board.
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Charles Alderdice, Republican can
didate for sheriff of Sheridan county,
of Scobey, was visiting friends in the
interest of his candidacy in the vi
cinity of Plentywood the latter part
Of last week.
o. A. Dahl, one Of Antelope's we'll
known citizens, who has been serving
on the jury for the past week, paid
this Office pleasant cali Thursday
morning before leaving tor home af-
ter the jury was discharged that
morning.
A. E. Peterson ana wife, who were
travelling around the country show
ing a pro-Gernan picture, were ar
rested at Dooley last week. The
films were run in the Orpheum with
the County Council of Defense as
audience. They are decidedly pro
German and We're boxed up and sent
to the State Council of Defense.
Leo Brady, a Sheridan county boy
VINO homesteaded in the Scobey coun.
try, and who enlisted about year
ago at Crosby, has been cited for
galiantry in action against the Huns
near CATCHY, where the American
forces are showing the Faiser's bar
oarians few tricks in warfare.
VIM. Rosen sustained painful in
juries to his face and hands Tuesday
night when the chemical house at the
Chelsea pumping station was burned.
The chemical house which is used to
treat the water for the big tank was
set on fire by gasoline engine, it is
believed, and Rosen was injured
while trying to check the flames. The
house was destroyed.-Poplar Stand
ard.
Ben H. Johnson, former County
Clerk and Recorder, has graduated
from the ground school of aviation at
Berkeley, Cal, and is now practicing
as a machine pilot, .maang his first
fight on Monday. Mr.. Johnson re-
ceived word to go to camp the
morning after his son was born, and
he was expecting to be granted a
Through so that he could come home
and see the little fellow, but it is
low more than probable he will be
sailing for France in a short time.
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Alex Mcdonald, who has been en-
ployed for long cine at the Plen-
,ywood Meat Market, went to Out
ook today for a visit with relatives
/ and friends at thai place and other
points on the 500, prior to leaving
Tor the west to enter the Spruce Di-
visi n of Uncle Sans Army.
Tom Kelly, Harry Smith Bob
Wheeler and Berle Pierce, comprised
party from Plentywood who are
;jshing on the Poplar creek near the
liver. Rev. Father Hennessey and
Forrest Goodman We're expected to
Join the party today.-Poplar Stand
ard.
Lets forget the crops, and our in
dividual troubles for a spell and or
game a hunting party for that lone
deer that is grazing nightly south
Of the city in the government alfalfa
patch. For the past week the amin
al has appeared at a certain time