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

Pientywood on legal business We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Stoner, of Out
look, were in Plentywood Wednesday
morning to see the soldiers entrain.
Lars J. Gronvold, from Fertile,
Mimi, is here for an etenxded Visit
with his nephew, J. c. Gronvold and
family.
Mrs. Arthur Rueber and Mr.. and
Mrs. N. J. Nelson, of Outlook, were
in Plentywood Wednesday morning
to bid the departing soldiers goodby.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gibson, we'll
known farmer, of Raymond, were in
Plentywood Wednesday morning to
see Louis Manke, brother away
with the soldiers.
Olaf and Adolph Gronvold, accom-
panied by their Uncle Lars, autoed
from Canada and spent Sunday with
their brother, J. C. Gronvold, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lundeen were
in Plentywood Wednesday morning
to bid Mrs. Lundeen's brother, liner
Jacobsen, who is one of the draftees,
goodbye.
The candidates endorsed by the
Nonpartisan League are perfecting
plans for a county wide school house
campaign. Places wanting dates will
communicate the Producers News.
Z. E. York, of Outlook, republican
candidate for Clerk & Recorder, en-
dorsed by the Nonpartisan League,
who has been out organizing for the
League for the past several days,
was in the county seat Tuesday.
The rumors that have been rife
for the past ten days that Jack Leon
ard of Wolf Point would be candi-
date for county commissioner on the
Democratic ticket were verified this
week by Jack himself and he an
nounces that he is in the race to
stay.
Arthur Charlesworth is going te
have some cattle dipped this week at
his dipping plant. Last week they
mad over 1000 head dipped and quite
a few from town went out to see
how it is done, as some have never
seen cattle dipped before.-Medicine
Lake Wave.
J. S. Nyquist, the well known ant
popular young farmer of Homestead
who was nominated by The Nonpar
tisans as their candidate for the leg
islature from Sheridan county, was ;
visitor to the county seat the latte
part of last Week. Mr.. Nyquist filet
for the legislature while in the city
Peder III. Froslan, of Flaxvllle
was in Plentywood, Wednesday to at
tend the threshermen's convention
held in this city on that day. Will
in town he took occasion to call a
the office of the Producers News an
join the rest of the farmers OF Flax
vile in reading the farmers own pa
per.
Peter M. Jacobsen of San Antonio
Texas, drove here in his Maxwe
car from that place to Dagmar. Tues
day he closed a deal whereby he be
comes owner of the Mike Christer
sen farm, together with all stock an
farm machinery, in fact everythin
on the farm, except the wife.-Med
cine Lake Wave.
Mr.. Geo. Borley returned Monda
from accompanying his son, Roman
to Camp Lewis, Wash, where he
now enrolled as one of "our soldie
boys" Mr.. Borley visited Seattl
to see his son, Ben, who is in til
u. s. navy at that place, holding
important position. He came bac
with his father on few days flu
iodgh.-Medicine Lake Wave.
Public Administrator w. 4
Wheeler of Froid was in the count
seat on business the latter part I
last week At the recent Nonpartiss
League convention he was endorse
for Public Administrator, but M
Wheeler has declined to become
candidate to succeed himself, Stain
that it is his desire to turn over Il
responsibilities of that Office to SON
one else.
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