The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-07-26
LOCAL NEW S

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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Karens, of Out
look, motored over to bid the sol
diers goodby Wednesday morning.
VIM. and Bruno Hass, of the Hass
Brothers farm, Of Outlook, were 10
the county seat on business Wednes-
day.
Dooley Sun: Fred Fredrectson re-
turned to his home at Wolf Point
Tuesday after couple of days visit
at the Simon Hanson and Carl John
son homes near here.
Dooley Sun: Carl o. Anderson re-
turned Monday from Williston, N. D.,
where he had taken civil service ex-
aminations for the positions of de-
partmental or railway mail clerk.
Dooley Sun: Mrs. G. H. Kalbfeish
fetish and two children are here from
Westope, N. D., visiting her: sister,
| Mrs. II. N. Stenseth, and also her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. M. John
son.
II. A. Christensen, one of Flax
| ville's we'll known farmers and
threshing machine operators, was in
the county seat Wednesday attend
ing the threshers' convention held
here that day.
| Dooley Sun: Bert Heron of Ray
mond, has completed his contract of
grading the road around the Ibsen
place south Of town, and is moving
his outfit over north of Comertown
to do some grading there.
Dooley Sun: Mrs. H. N. Stenseth
gave birthday party Monday of this
week in honor Of Harold Stenseth,
who was three years old July 9th. A
number of Harold's little friends
were present, all of whom had fine
time. Mrs. Stenseth served refresh
ments at six O'Clock.
Dooley Sun: The spirit of donat-
ing an acre of grain to the Red Gross
has begun to invade the Dooley ter
ritory, Miss Virginia Farmhouse and
Gilbert Burdg having each donated
an acre Of wheat, and Mrs. U. G.
Farmhouse half an acre of potatoes
Such donations as these are surely
appreciated by this wonderful orga-
nization and each acre Of grain do
mated will go long way TOWARD
winning the war.
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At meeting Of the business mer
held Monday evening to discuss the
situation resulting from the droutl
, and small prospects for any crol
this fall, H. w. Olsen was selected a:
delegate to go to Helena July 23t
and meetin session with the Stats
Council of Defense and Other dele
/, gates from over the state. Effort
' will be made to secure federal relic
for homesteaders who have lost thei
, crops from the drouth.-Scobey Citi
zen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Seaberg
:, prominent farmers Of Outlook, win
! have been visiting relatives am
friends at Red Wing, Minnesota
since the latter part of May, re
turned to their home at Outlook, tn
latter part of last week. While i
O, Red Wing, Mrs. Seaberry underwear
II minor operation and is now in tn
J. best of health. Mr.. Seaberg was i
= Minnesota during the primaries an
J. things were particularly hot at Re
ID Wing. He reports the big bushes
p overdone things there and that tn
j. reaction has already set in and ths
next fall Will see the cleanup.
- Cashier Arthur Reuber, of the Out
n. look State Bank, and Robert Kahl'
is Outlook's hardware man, returne
err from Helena Wednesday by aut'
e. where they had been called as wit
no nesses in the case of the Unite
an States against Charles Westpha
ck While at the capitol they attende
r the meeting of business men an
farmers called together by the Go,
enor to consider taking steps to s.
A. cure federal aid for the drouth str9el
ty en- farmers of northern Montana.
of is estimated that at least $4,000
an 900 will need to be- appropriated
ed order to finance the farmers throug
[r. another crop season.
20 Rev. Father J. Casey blessed II
Catholic Service FLAG at Mass in s