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

County Coroner M. M. Johnson mas
been confined to his home this week
with rheumatism.
Mrs. C. A. Hedge leaves Sunday
for Fargo, where she is going to
have some dental work done.
The Producers News made valu-
able addition to their equipment 10
the shape of a new Woodstock type
writer received Tuesday.
Mr.. McGann, the Redstone dray-
man, was in the county seat on busl-
ness Tuesday and while in the city
made this Office pleasant call.
A crowd of young men went TO
Raymond to take in the baseball
game. Although having an accident
on the trip, all seemed satisfied with
the days outing.
On Saturday, July %, at 1870 p. NJ,
demonstration will be given at the
Community Hall by Miss Lulu Chest
nut, government specialist. The SUB
iect will be "The Use of Cottage
Cheese"
The Plentywood Auto & Machine
Shop is head over heals in work at
the present time repairing tractors.
Since installing theor cylinder boring
machine their business has more than
doubled.
Editor Kurtz, proprietor OF the
Redstone Review, was in the county
capitol Wednesday morning to see
the soldiers entrain and bid some OF
them goodbye. While in the city he
took occasion to call upon the Pro-
ducers News force.
The dance at the opera house was
well attended Tuesday night. All
seemed to enjoy themselves and the
soldier boys greatly appreciated the
entertainment in their honor. The
Red Cross ladies served supper and
neat sum was taken in.
Ed. Leubke, William Coats, Johr
P. Miller and Peter Johnson, of Froid
were attending the Threshermer
meeting at Plentywood Wednesday
These men are among the prominen
threshermen who will take care o
the splendid crops around Froid.
Chas. West and his mother, Mrs
!. Boyd, autoed to Plentywood Saturda,
for a brief visit. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Leona Mein
ertz, who visited in Flaxville owe
J Sunday, returning to the county sea
Monday morning.-Flaxville Demo
crat.
e The meeting of the Masonic Gran
u Lodge to be held in Billings, Mont
P on August Fl and 22nd will be rep
$ resented from the Poplar lodge b.
d J. M. Larson, Harry Walker, H. Z
e Richard, DR.. J. L. tAkinson, H. \
: Isaacs and A. H. Nelson.-Popla
$ Standard.
r The G. A. Lundeen family returne
i Monday from a several weeks tri
to Minnesota and Wisconsin. MI
Lundeen said he never saw the crop
s. look finer in Minnesota than thi
o year. The wheat the popular youn
d merchant said was simply wonder
a. ful.-Poplar Standard.
: Dooley Sun: A social dance an
le lunch was given at the dane
n hall last Friday evening for the Dot
1t ley boys who were TO enlist in tn
lie service of Uncle Sam and those VIII
N will go in the next draft. A lare
"a number of people were in attendant
"a and social good time was had. tt
IS music for the dance was furnishe
lie by the Plentywood orchestra. Lune
at was served in the hall.
Dooley Sun: One of Ed Este
t horses died Monday afternoon aft
e, eating small quantity of poisone
I'd oats. The horse was running at lars
o, in town and got into sack of GA
t in farmers buggy, the oats havir
ed been poisoned for exterminating g
u. piers. AS soon as it was discover'
ed what the horse had eaten first a
ID treatment was given but the amin
v died in about half an hour.
k Assistant County Attorney Trus
1t w. Greer, who has done such bri
D. liant work for the state during tt
in last term of court in Sheridan cou
rh tv hoe SHE'D his caster into the %