The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-05-10

representative of the ]. I. Case 7. M.
Co., who has been located in this ter
ritory and making his home at
Plentywood, enlisted in the U. S.
Marines at Great Falls on Monday
of this week.
The Leland Hotel is being paint
ed on the outside this week. Landlord
koenig is to be congratulated upon
the way he is improving his property
and the Leland is being recognized
as one of the leading hostelries on
the branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Schnitzler OF
of Froid were in the county capitol
Monday. In addition to his many
duties as cashier of the First State
Bank of Froid, Mr.. Schnitzler is
farming five thousand acres this
summer.
The scenic photoplay, "2O 600
Leagues Under the Sea-" in eight
parts will be shown at Stiver's Thea
ter, Outlook, Montana, on. Saturday
and Sunday nights, May Ill.,.
Dance after the show, Saturday
night. Prices to the show viii be 20
and so cents. adv.
-Messrs. Maurice Simenson, Ches-
ter Eide. and Austin N. Kindem, all
prominent and progressive farmers
of Dagmar country, were county seat
business visitors Thursday. While
in the county capitol they took occa-
sion TO visit the "sanctorium" OF the
farmers paper and hereafter will
read the Producers News.
The issue of the Eye Opener, the
official organ of the Socialist party
has been held up by the postal au-
thorities at Chicago, awaiting a rul-
| ing from Washington as to its mall
ability. This also occurred once. IL
March. The local subscribers of thai
paper who are wosdering what is The
matter, can rest easy-they will ge'
it,when their Uncle Sam releases it.
The, Montana state law is yer!
strict regarding the procuring @
automobile license numbers. for tn
season of 1913, and special notice .ha
been sent to the sheriffs and town au
thorities to strictly enforce the lay
without fear or favor and arrest dri
! .vers who are operating motor car
without the proper license tag dis
played. Those who have. not We
made application to the. state flo
their 1918 license should. do so a
once and avoid trouble. +; -. =.
| George H. Rowley, the big ma
on the board of directors of the PEG
pies Publishing Company was out :
his car for a couple of hours las
: Wednesday morning and brought i
> eight subscribers as follows: Au,
i, Kruger, Raymond; o. s.. Hagel
Plentywcod; Henry A.. Hill, Ray
mond; A. J. Markuson, Raymond
Charles Larson, Big Muddy, Sask
Canada, and H. S. Jordan, Alfre
Olson and Bert Heron, all of Ray
: mond. Let every stakeholder {
n likewise.
Norbert Lemm and Oscar Mo
d lerstuen We're arrivals here Wedne'
: day from Camp Lewis, Washingto
y where they have been training sim
last fall. The boys procured a fol
: Tough and will be here for about thil
: ty days, after which time they expe
= to be sent to France to be placed
active service. Soldier life seems
have agreed with thin as thy both a
= looking fine and they state that {
~ the Sheridan county boys are gettif
:, :. along famously. Flaxville Dem
IL crat.
A. J.Beverung and w. A. Mar
NJ autoed to Crosby, North Dakol
" Wednesday, to inspectsa lathe: tn
= was for sale at that city which if So
oi isfactory, they intended to install
"a the shop of the Plentywood Auto .
% Machine Shop in order to be able
better handle. their tractor bori
l. business. They found that the lat
N was not large enough for their I
10 ouirement. The gentlemen rept
or that they never saw the grain look,
j. promising in this section of the COT
al try as it looks now. It has sprout
ba we'll and stands as even as the grs
: on a we'll watered lawn. They. a
reported much muddy road.
-. Antelope Independent: r.