The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-04-26

] John Burns, former editor of ths
Outlook Promoter, was in Plentywooe
Thursday.
DIR. E. S. Mohr left Friday morn
| ing for a visit with friends at Har-
lem, Montana.
| Mrs. E. C. Brown Of this city Is
visiting with relatives in Saskatche-
wan.
| B. X. Wheeler has been reap
poinpted United States District At
torney for the district of Montana.
%. nj. Lutness, S prominent fa'
mer of McElroy, was q county seat
business visitor this week. Mr.. Lut-
ness is a stakeholder in the Peoples
Publishing Company.
w. P. Langan of Minneapolis, re-
presenting the Bankers Casualty Ac-
cident Sickness Insurance Company
of Minneapolis, was in Plentywood
this week getting the names on the
dotted line.
Mr.. Frank Rooster, Cashier Oh
the Security State Bank of Outlook,
stopped in Plentywood for a short
time Thursday morning while return
ing to Outlook from Grenora, N. D.,
where he has been Visiting his daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Caroline Christianson Is
building a bungalow on Chestnut st.
in the Davis second addition. Contrac-
tor S. HI. Tucker is doing the work.
Considerable building has al
ready been done in this section of the
town this spring and as this addition
is one of the most desirable parts of
town for residences it is likely that
before the summer passes many more
improvements will be made there.
Mr.. Carver of Wibaux, Montana,
League organizer of some note,
made pleasant call at this Office to-
day, telling about some of the far
mers' organizations in his part of the
state. He stated that nearly all the
farmers belonged to the Nonpartisan
League and Equity and that the far
mers recently organized and now
own their own bank and recently pur-
chased the leading news paper at Wi
baux with which to fight the farmers
battles.
The endless chain letter at last
meets with an office which is worthy.
Someone has conceived of the idea of
sending five thrift cards with stamp
On each !card to five Of his friends,
who in turn do likewise, creating an
endless chain. Madoc has a splendid
start already and is doing it's share in
aiding Uucle Sam. The war saving
stamps will surpass the Liberty Loan
at this rate. You will be getting your
card soon. Watch for it.-Scoby
| Sentinel.
Mr.. .Chas. Sloneker of Outlook,
was q visitor to the county capitol on
Thursday and while in the city made
this Office a pleasant call becoming a
stakeholder in the Peoples Publishing
Company and ordering the "great
family journal" sent to his home once
week for the next five wears. Mr..
Sloneker will have another where
fore of the why story for US next
week that will be Of greet interest to
the farmers of Sheridan county and
vicinity.
| w. A. Wheeler, Public Admins
. tratorof this county and one Of the
leading farmers Of the Froid terrific
ry, was in the city last Monday on
official business. Mr.. Wheeler is now
serving his second term in his pre-
4 sent Office and has made very eff
cient officer. His services have in
fact been so efficient in his present
position that it is rumored that the
farmers of Sheridan county could use
him in other official capacities and he
may be drafted to fill the Office OF
county commissioner or some of the
other Offices in this county which has
long been vacant insofar as man
representative OF the farmers is con.
cerned.
VIM. Baladeau came to an un-
timely end at Snoden last Tuesday
He was returning from WillistoT
where he had been tryisg to enlist II
the army any was trying to catch !
freight to Sidney and in someway
| slipped and fell under the train, cut
ting both legs nearly off above the