The producers news., 1918-08-02

Froberg Hanson, OF Dagmar, was
in the county seat on business at the
court house the fore part OF the
week.
Attorney and Mrs. D. E. McLaugh-
lin ard little daughter, motored to
Glasgow tuesday morning on legal
business.
An ice cream social fill be held at
the parlors Of the Plentywood Luth-
eran church on Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Norwegian services fill be held at
pIentywood in the Lutheran churcn
on Sunday morning, August 18th, at
eleven O'Clock.
Editor Burns of the Outlook Opt
mist, was in Plentywcod yesterday,
attending the Republican mass con-
vention, getting q lineup on the po-
lltical situation.
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H. Phinney, of Conertown, was
IN plentywood Wednesday to consult
veterinarian concerning number
Of horses which have recently be-
come ill with some sort Of distemp-
er.
f The Republicans held a county
convention at the Community Hall
Yesterday. What was the results
: will be published in the paper next
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Davis and Miss
I Marjorie Davis of Bengough, Sask-'
i Canada, visited with Victor Frawley
and family Wednesday on their re-
turn from Poplar, where they visited
relatives.
Leonard Olson, of Comertown, was
>e in Plentywood Wednesday, being ex
!, amined by the local draft board. He
70 is one of the young men coming o1
age during the past year and ne ex
poets to be called in the next draft.
at
Mt F.. M. Bergstrom, of McCabe, wa
to in the county seat Thursday on mat
uers of business. While in the cit
he took advantage of the opportun1
n tv to attend the Republican conven
ut ton which was held here yesterday.
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V. E. Anker, one of the promlr
ent farmers of Outlook, and men
M Der of the board of directors of tn
OF Peoples Publishing Company, was
Is the county seat on business in col
nection with the farmers paper ye
:, terday.
Oh Arthur Lokken and family can
oii overland from Nashua, Mont, tt
first part of last week, to take IN ma
-, vest and threshing near Plentywoo
a,s Lokken says the crops are dried o
oro practically all the way betwe
ID Nashua and Plentywood.
E. C. Bernau, of Antelope, was
me Elentywood on business yesterda
of While in town he made this office
nst pleasant call. Mr.. BeIneau was o
way Of the delegates to the Welliver CO
yention and he reports that the far
ers in his vicinity are solidly behi
ner, the farmers ticket, and are going
'un stick.
the
e d. J. Mccall, of Comertown, "
IN brentwood on business Wedn
day. He says the crops are lookl
mel fine in that vicinity. Mr.. Nee
was was in plentywood to meet with
pur- county dads to see if some perfec
rom good county money that is being
layishly spent on printing contra
could not be diverted and used on
and roads about Comertown.
Ford
'arn- Clair Stoner, League candidate
will State Senator from Sheridan cour
ers. was in the county seat yesterday.
Stoner seems to have pretty e
n of shedding for the senatorship, as
last does not seem that there are
was one of any strength that cares to
roke up against game like trying
nkle. heat a League candidate for the
islature in this county.
. P.
9th, Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick, OF VIII
The tail was before the County Cou
aintv of Defense last Saturday that
en- body might investigate Ger
charges against the Warwicks,
band and wife. After the invest
as in ton in which about twenty witne