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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
z BOSTON, MASS.

Zamordowaf W Salem dziewczyne
Wojciech Bros, LEGACY lat okoio 30
zamieszkaly u brata swego W Salem.
Bros pochodzi z Galicyi. Ozenii sic
pred oSmioma laty i ma W kra1u
zone i 6letniego syna. Do Ameryki
przyjechai wkr6tce pc oienieniu l
pracowai W fabryce tkackiej Naum-
keag W Salem.
Ofiara dzikiej miiosci Bfrosia
Jest 17letnia parma Blanche LaVole'
zamieszkala prey rodzicach pnr. 4
West pl. Blanche pracowaia prey
warsztatach razem z Birosiem, kto-
~ widzac ia PREY sobie dnia kazdego
zapalaia ku niei taxa gwaitowna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
I Parafii $w, Rodziny,
" Ashland, Wis.

Pc diugim zamknieciu koScio--
low, a stad i skiadek ma ,,Skarb
Narodowy" - Z przyczyny in
fluenzy, ot6z znowu odzylismy,
dzieki Panu Bogu. Skiadamy
lpierwszych, chetniejszych DANNY.
Z serca zyczymy zeby byly die
siec-kroc wieksze. TIE nadzieje
zywimy, re miedzy rodakami tu-
tejszymi ME bedzie sknerow -
,,slackerow', lecz re wszyscy CA
stka swa zloza ola celu tax wznio
siego.
Parafia liczy okolo 200 rodzin.
Liczba 100 dusz, czyli okoio
81, 10000, nam wyznaczona, ida
Ije sic wygorowana; prawda po
borach pracuja liczni Polacy,
lccz znaczna odlegloSG i pozycie
Z obcymi odcina ich Cd zycia pa
rafialnego. Coz zaS ola cel6w ma
rodowych, ilez ola Skarbu Naro-
dowego, zdzialac-by kto potrafi}
gdyby ME nasze parafie, koscioly
i szkoly nasze?
Wiacznie przesy}am do Wydz.
Mar. spis dotychczasowych ofia-
rodawc6w ma karb Narodowy z
~raszej parafii, z wykazami ma
81, 26o.12.
Poprzednio Wv listopadzie) wy
sfano 81, oo9.8S. Razem $2.270.oo.
KS. Cyryl Mitera, o. F. M,
proboszcz w imieniu komitetu.
Pc $50 X. w. K, Yak F., Pilew-
ski j., Lewandowski s., Maslowski
X, Kaziukiewicz F., Konwerski A,
Kurszewski NJ, Serbista Jan, Klima-
szewski F., Orion K, Bonk S., Tro-
cki j., Czajkowski X.
Pc $50: Dobrzycki F., Jankowskl
A., DuDlasiewicz F., Forenc ].
Pc $25: Choir sw. Cecylii, Wiatr
J.. Burzynski j., Maliszewski s..
Rzepinski f., Maciejewski W., MI
|lewski j., Cieslik j., Wolski J., Me
wiasty ~R6zaicowe, suminski T., DIE
gielewski T., Daniszewski L., Budzi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
Ma Palaca Egzeme

Tfuste maSci i smarowania ME powinny
bye uiywane, jezcli sk6ra ma pozostac "
dobrym stanie. w kazdej apiece "a $50,
hub S1.O0 2 ekstra duza butelkc, dostah
zemo. Uiyte Podiug przepisu, skutecz-
ME usuwa egzeme, szybkou Smierza Swierz-
bienie j goi ~przypadiosci skory, a take
bolaczki, oparzenia, rany i odparzenia,
Przenika, czy$ciikoi. Zemo lest czystym.
godnym zaufania j tanim, przenikajacym,
antyseptycznym pHnem. Spr6bui go, DO
s4dzimy IL mic u~zywanego poprzednio ME
Jest tax skuteczne j zadawalajace. q
The z. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Adama Mickiewicza i jego dzlefa
nieSmiertelne.
Z kolci orkiestra tutejsza swie-
taie odegra}a ,,Humorcske" i by
iaby pewnie musiaia powtorzyt
ia &c wzgledu ma n~ieustajace O.
klaski, gdyby krotki czas ME ma
gill do wystapienia XII nastepne--
nru numerowi; mianowicie p. B.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
Y DETROIT, MICH.

Pietnastoletnia B. Gulich, Fam. p.
nr. 100 Swain ave., p~ope}niia samo-
b6jstwo przez skoczenie do rzeki 2
doku prey w. Grand Blvd. Ma doku
znaleziono plaszcz, a W jego kiesze-
nj zloty ~pierscionek I branzoletke
to wlasnie daio pow6d do poszukiwa
mia "a zwiokami, kt6re znaleziono !
odesiano do kostnicy, gdzie byiy l.
dentytikowsne przez rodzine dziew-
czyny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
0rchard,Lake
tKoresp. Dzien. Chicagoskiego)
Wieczorek Mickiewiczowski w
Polskiem Seminaryum.

Program Wieczorku, urzadzo-
nego 15go grudnia byi nastepuJa-
cy: Prezes Tow. Literackiego
p. J. Rybinski w kr6tkim SVEN
przemowieniu wyjaSnii obecnym
eel zebrania. ,,Oddajmy - woial
m6wca - hold ! Geese nalezna
najwiekszemu naszemu wleszczo-
Wi "a jego natchnione proroctwa,
ktore dziSiaj spelniiy sic najzupel
niej. o wojne powszechna prosi-
my Gle, Panic, woial Adam Mic
kiewicz pred stu laty, / te wojns
Swiatowa dopiero CO przezylismy
i zarazem doczekaliSmy sic tego,
co przewidywai nasz wieszcz. a
to wolnoSci w~szystkich narodow,
a szczegolnie naszego narodu pol
skiego.
Ma przewodniczacego Wieczor
ku naszego zaprosii prof.R. Plat
kowskiego, ma sekretarza P. A,
Crbana.
Wedlug programu z odczytem
wystapii p. J. Lesihski, ktory krd
tko i jasno przedstawii zyciorys
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
q CHICOPEE, MASS.

CzternAstoletnia dziewczynka j.
Skwirz, ~zamieszkala z fodzicami p.
mr.. rs Chicopee ul., kt6ra W dniu
25go listopada znikia bez sladu. a
wraz 2 mia 100 dolarowy Liberty
Bond. ~powrocils de- rodzicow we
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
Ma LUMBAGO
Spr6bujcie Musterole. Zobaczycie Jal
Szybko Ona UIzy

Tylko natrze6 Musterole predko, a zt
zwyczaj boil przejdzie-a milo uczuets
ukoienia zajmie jego miejsee.
Musterole jest ezysta, biai2 maSeR
zrobiona Olejem gorczycy. Uzywa Sc
zamiast plastra z gorczyey. Me sproWs
dzi peeherza. Wielu doktor6w !
pielegniarek chorych uzyws MusterosS
j poleca ia SWIM paeyentom.
Opowiedza oni ehetnie jaka ulge OBJ
przynosi ma boil gardla, bronehit, krug,
sztywnoSG szyi, astme, neuralgia koE'
gestye, zapalenie opluenej, reumatyzE'
iumbago, boil W krzyzu i stawaeh, W.
wiehnieeie, bolace m~iesnie, ~potfuezenifs
odziebienie, odmrozenie n6g, zaziebienN
piers ~(czesto zapObiega zapaleniu p1ueA
Soc 6Oc s,oik; sloik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

wtorek ubieglego t~ygodnia. Bond
~sprzedala "a sos, a powrocila z $45.
"a reszte sprawiia sobie nowy
piaszcz / buciki, oraz uzywaia Wy.
wczas6w " Worcester.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Doppke deklamowas cudowny
|wyjatek z .Pana Tadeusza" Mi
Eckiewicza: ,,Koncert mad koncer-
tamil" Deklamator dobrze sic
sprawl.
Nastepnie trio: X. L. Buza PIP.
L. Stentzler i A. Orlemanski ode
grail sliczny ustep Z Beethoven'a.
Zaproszony przez prof. Plat
kowskiego X. Rektor NJ. Grupa,
wygiosii krotka move, W ktorej
dziekowal serdecznie wszystkim.
zcbranym "a ich szczodre ofiary
ra rzecz Polski. TAX malo, mo-
viii tax malo was tn jest, a tax
wiele zlozyliscie, daliscie, dobry
przyklad studentom innych zakla
dow, a zapewnilisc!e honor i "a
szczyt Polskiemu Seminary1lm."
Pc skonczonej movie. sala a
brzmiaia cd nieskohczonych okla
SHOW. ~..
Wreszcie wystapii z NOVA pro-
fesor Piatkowski. Chciaioby sic
doprawdy Gala wypowiedziana
move przepisat i powtorzyt, lecz
brak miejsca zmusza mas do ogol-
rego tylko streszczen;a jej. Oto-
poczatek mowy:
~.Slyszymy czesto ,,wielki poe
ta", ,,wielki malarz' - ale rad
ko slyszymy Ywielki czlowiek" a
takim wiasnie byi Adam MCKEE
wicz. Ola Polski, wedfug Krasin-
skiego, Mickiewicz by} chlebem,
mlekiem ; wszystkiem a my Z
niego wszyscy. Gdyby ME Mickie
wicz, kto vie, czybysmy dotad
zostali Polakami,- czy mielibysmy
takich g~eniuszow jak Sienkiewi--
GA, Szopena i innych. Otoz duch
Mickiewicza, Ouch wielki i wiara
ilatchnely go, ably nam przepo-
wiedzial naszq przyszlosc, a5y
dodac nam otuchy i silly do tel
przyszloSci. A slowa prorocze
dis w naszych oczach spelniaja
sic"
Take to gl6wne mysli byly tel
pieknej mowy, kt6ra kilkakrotnie
przerywano oklaskami.
Prey tel uroczystoSci prof.
Piatkowski odczytai skladki ma
SEE ma 10-milionowy fundusz ma
rodowy i rozdaf obrazy pamiatko
we i znaczki, oznaczajacc wyso-
koSt ziozonej ofiary.
Ogolne zestawienie sktadek:
Fakultet zlozyi ma Fundusz To-
clio milionowv $4,000
Towarzystwa 14o.OO
Sluzba seminarvina $4,000
Klasa przygotowawcza 1900
Klasa l.. 265 90
Klasa II. 534.N0
Klasa III. 311.00
Hasa ". $4,000
Klasa V. $4,000
kurs Filozofii I. 4I1.00
Kurs Filozofii II. 9l5 90
Kurs Teologii I. $4,000
Kurs Teologii II. $4,000
Kurs Teologii III. 425,0O
Kurs Teologii ". $500
Ca}y kurs tcolog. wspolnie $4,000
Razem $685. 90
(Piet tysiecy, dziewiec set, die
wiecdziesiat i try dolary.)
l na tenn ME koniec, BIO suma
ia wzrosfa dotychczas juz dale,
ko ponad szeSc tysiecy i jeszcze
rcsnie i rose ME przestanie.
Prof. Piatkowski serdecznie
podziekowal "a tax hojne ofiary
i zaznaczyl, re kazda osoba W Sc
minaryum przecistnie ziozyla
SIZES, a gdyby kazdy Polak zlo-
| wi TAXI datek, liczac mas tn w A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
1886 i 4.95
Mus|inoWa Spania OdzIei

Muslinowa odziez spodnia. Piekny
wyb6r przykryc M gorsety, came
soles, spodnich koszul, kombina-
cyjnych garnitur6w i nocnych ko-
szul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Damskie filcowe Juliet
XII ugarnirOwane fu-
trem Idoborowym TAX
ze Comfy pantofelki Z
~francuskimi wezelkami
W pieknym wyborze ko
s ,Sr$S' DO Cd ESQ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23

Parasole. Podarunek,
kt6ry jest zawsZe ce-
niony. Meskie i dam
skie fasony, siynne
Storm Hero mark, -
Do Do sl'00 500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
zabaWki Ola dzieWczat

Trzcino,ye w6zki ola Ialck. natura
ne siwe, bruDatne Tub Id 81
cznrre, cd $4.9S do 5000. N'"
lime Od 5Gc I wyiej.
BiaIo emaIiownne toalety, 2 m
szyfonierki. $2.25 az do Wv
L.6zeczka ola Ialek. biatO q e
cmaliowanc cd $3.50 do . Hso
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-23
zabaWki ola ChIOpc0W

American Model Builder, zabn
jakotei pOuczajqce e
)u 0OC DO
Friction zabawki, sikawki l wnt
do weSli, hucLyki 1 drnbinki
automobile 1 Okrcty, ST. do 1'
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
uoMEsTEADER TAKES LIFE
BECAUSE OF FINANCES


Rrooding over financial troubles IS
thought to have caused Fred Bauman
a south side farmer to take MS NJ
the latter part of last week. baumah
committed suicide by shooting NM
self in the head with shot gun. a
neighbor who had arranged TO CONC
- POPLAR with him on a certain Gay
found his body in the cellar OF MS
home. It is believed that ne nao oeeii
dead for couple of days. bauIiail l
who was a bachelor lived about 20
miles southeast of Poplar on Red
water creek.
For some time past friends say
that Bauman has been worrying over
his financial condition, and for TN
mast few weeks had been mofose an.
melancholy. He was in Poplar wees
or so before he committed the rasi
act and at that time told severai PEG
ME that he was having trouble owe
money matters.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20

Columbia Falls, Montana, to spend the
winter.
Sunday school children of the Luth-
eran church will give Christmas pro-
gram at the church Christmas even
ing.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lane and Mrs. J. T.
Madsen, of Madoc, were in the city
Thursday visiting the formers sister,
Miss Laura DEM.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
RALPH JONES IS LATEST
FLU VICTIM OF POPLAR

One again the Grim Reaper has
laid a heavy hand Ger the city, this
time calling home Ralph Jones, one
of the better known young men OF
Poplar, who died Sunday noon last,
after a bief illness with pneumonia
following an attack of infienza. True
to the history of this case during the
present epidemic Mr.. Jones was sick
but a short time. He was first attack
d by influenza which quickly devel-
oped into the deadly pneumonia and
though he fought a brave fight the
odds were too great and about high
noon on the Sabbath he passed quiet
" into the great unknown.
Ralph Jones was decent chap to
know and there will be many a man
in Poplar who will genuinely mourn
his loss. He came to Poplar about
seven years ago from Herman, Mimi.
and for a time engaged in the auto
mobile business with George Westra
For the past two years he has beer
engaged in farming on the reserva
ton north of Brockton.
William Ralph Jones was born L
Sutton, Neb., in 1890. For man
years he lived in Herman, Mimi. o.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
WHITEHALL

Mr.. and Mrs. Fallon We're business
visitors in Dooley Wednesday.
Ralph J. Ahern and Marie Ranch,
both Of Whitehall were married by
Justice Dunn on Monday last. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eagle.
C. E. McCurry made a business trip
to Outlook Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Dunn went to Outlook
Tuesday to have some dental Wors
done, and returned Thursday.
Bill Carson, of Comertown, was Wis
ting in Whitehall Friday.
Dan Colgan is up and around agar
after strenuous argument with TN
flu.
Word was received. Thursday OF tn
death of Leonard Kurtz of Redstone
from influenza. No particulars Wer
received.
| Glare Nelson returned Monda
from his flight to Chicago with tn
| flu.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
WESTBY

Christmas cards from DR.. Norris
from London, England. The card has
the grouped flags of the Allies ana
United States, each in it's own colors,
with the superscription below OF "The
flags of Freedom, emblem of Friend
ship and Unity"
E. o. Helgeson, auditor OF Piper
Howe Lumber Co., was here Sunday.
The auditor returned home after find
inp everything in first class shape I'M
der the able management OF JACOB
Twet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna will attend the
Masonic installation at Ambrose this
evening.
The flu is getting in the country
homes in every direction. The follow.
ing are reported: Carl Hammer, En-
och Diseth, Ed Spoklie, Sivert Ekness,
julius DIETRICH, Gunderson, Larson
homes.
The Misses Sorenson, HaWbaker
and Meyers returned Saturday from
Outlook where they wrote on teachers
examinations.
Miss Sander spent Sunday on the
home ranch.
Some members of the John Rlcs
family have the flu.
Geo. Kittleson has joined the grain
haulers.
The E. A. sneva family has the flu
E. A. escaping it UP to date.
Mrs. Rosenthal will go to Billings
to visit the Otto Mann's.
Peter Bruvold of Comertown was Il
the city Wednesday.
DR.. Sells was calling on patients Il
this vicinity during the week.
The Andrew Stageberg's are owe
the flu and were in town Saturday
Elmer Hultgren has gone to kansa
City, Mo-, to enter an automoDli
school.
Mrs. A. M. Ditmarson and Mrs. Dit
marson of Comertown, have gone
Fargo for an extended visit.
Mrs. P. G.. Anderson and chlldfe
will visit relatives at Seattle Whll
en- route to San Diego, Cal.
Emil Austad and Mr.. and Mr.
Grunke motored to Ambrose Sunds
10 visit the Andrew Grina's.
j. j. slelan was in today and sal
that the Roy Lewis and George kel
families. is neighbors, have the f1u.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
SCOBEY

Miss Wickwire has accepted a posi-
ton with the First National Bank OF
this city,.
Postmaster P. E. Burke was called
to Wolf Point last Friday in response
to a message announcing that his
brother Ed is very i'll with influenza.
T. B. Murphy returned Monday
from a weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Alice Lockren spent Sunday In Ma
doc visiting her parents.
The Ladies Aid met at the home OF
w. ]. Wohllers Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Walters and fannl-
" left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake
city. Utah, and other Southwestern
points.
Alex Lindquist and his brother-ln
law. Walter Nodwick, left Thursda!
morning for California to spend Tn
winter.
C. e. Jones and family and Mr. ane
Mrs. Garfield Wilson left Tuesday 70
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20

Nav 10Th, 1916, he was mafl 8 +b,s
My nay Maude Manning and to tnls
, m,ss one son, John William, was :,
horn. Besides his wife and GNU ~ ~
: survived :, by his mother who was -
=. bedside when death came an''
three brothers two Of whom are - ~
service and by two sisters. Accom- com.
ss Mod by his aged mother the ooas
was taken to Fargo Monday lof W.
al.-Poplar Standard.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
Ok ooo WIN WINGS

Dallas. Tex, Dec. 12.-More than
$4,000 flyers have won their wings
- camn Dick, the greatest aviation
concentration camp in the United
etotas since January. This was re-
,,aaI.d for the first time in figures
,,.de .4a;.ahle by the end of the war.
The Dallas camp, while neither a
o.,.,,,,a school nor flying school, was
t,s neck Of the bottle through which
,ractically all aviators who have en-
ta,,.d the service since its establish
ment. Jan. 80, 1913, have passed. 1t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
MILK DELIVERY in ,,rnrn
POPLAR IS SUSPENDED

~<z%
po..,se Of certain conditions that
have arisen, Joe P. Weast, mas s'1p
ned delivering milk about the city I, ne
limos milk and cream into town now
ever each morning and has MADE ar
,anaements with Mitton's and ape
Dale,s Markets to care for the re'alI
+rada The arrangement may not De
normanent Mr.. Weast said the flrst Oh
tho week and if he can overcome one
or two obstacles he will commence es ue
livering again in the very near tu5ure'
Mr. Weast said his venture hao peen
successful and that it was not ioi
enanc;al reason that he made tnt
change.-Poplar Standard.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
TT,AXVILLE

C. T. I-a1bard was transactlng
business {. .,-dstone the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Icy Day left Monday
for Illinois wl-o-c hey will spend the
winter.
Hardware Merchant Sparkling vas
transacting business at Medicine Lake
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernest Olson and Mrs. Werner
Plesner were passengers for Scobey
Wednesday evening for short Visit
with friends.
Richard Anderson has returned
from Fargo, N. D., where he is at
tending school. The schools there ara
closed on account of a new outbreak
of the influenza.
Fred Krassin has moved his family
to town for the winter. He recently
purchased the Dave Martin residence
property and is occupying the same
Mr.. Martin has removed to the form
er bank building. on the corner.
Leonard Sorby visited with friend
at Plentywood, Sunday.
The Papendick family were in iron
their Reservation farm, Saturday
transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Rutherford lei
last week for Seattle, Wash, wher
they will spend the winter.
Nordman Olson left for Willisto
last Monday morning. If he is abl
to obtain employment at that place h
NAV remain during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Weber left Tues
day morning for st. Cloud, Mimi
where they will visit with friends an
relatives till after the holidays.
Henry Pomarleau went over
Dooley Tuesday. Mrs. Pomarleau M
been there for some time, having bee
taken with an attack of the influenz
while visiting friends at that place.
Salnoa B. Wishek, who has bee
teaching school on the reservation
the Papendick neighborhood, left Sa
urday for Ashley, N. D., where 81
viii visit until Christmas with frien
and relatives. After the holidays s
may make visit to California.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
REDSTONE

VIM. Cromwell was over from FLAX
vile Wednesday.
H. E. Potter of Scobey was DONG
business here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Ellis were Plen-
tywood visitors Monday
Lars Lindberg of Antelope, was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Jack White was transacting busl-
ness at Plentywood Wednesday.
J. F. Briden, of Williston, n. D.
was a Redstone visitor Wednesday.
Jas. Sharpe of Devils Lake, N. d.
was transacting business here Tues
day.
o. S. Arneson, of Williston, n. d.,
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
i Attorney S. E. Paul was transactlng
| legal business at the county seat Mon
day.
| Carl Nickel of Wolf Point, was
looking after business matters here
| Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Roufs, of Navajo, IS
spending "a few days with friends IN
/ Redstone.
H. H. Callahan and Cleo Call were
4 in from their ranch homes Wednesday
attending to business matters.
r Rev. Dutton attended the Method
list. Centenary meeting held on Tues
s dav and Wednesday of this week al
Z Chinook.
John C. Peterson was in from his
: ranch southeast of town Saturday.
0 Miss Emma Gray has so far recov-
cred from the "flu" as to be able to
n resume her duties at the Redston
e Mere. Co. Store.
Mr.. Christianson of the Redston
$. Mere. Co. is confined to his home witt
v the "fiu" this week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Powell and bah
d left Monday morn ny for their ol
". horae in Indiana, where they wi
VIII spend the winter.
HRS. F. C. Quinn, wife of Re
Quinn, and son Stanley have been vi
II tin gfor a few days at the M. +. pal
ne sonage prior to their going to White
tail.
az Beginning with Monday, Dec. l
he Montana Stores Co. will be open e
ery evening for the accommodate
as of it's customers until after Xmas.
kel Mrs. K. o. Carlson who has bee
confined to her home suffering from
Ter severe attack of the influenza, is no
ey reported to be steadily improving.
SIT Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A. Cleveland a
the proud parents of young SO
,e.5 which arrived at their home Sund
at morning.
ar. Deputy Sheriff Chas. Bogart W
ak over from the countyseat Thursday
legal business.
iIy G. w. Vail was here Wednesd
tlv from Whitehall, looking after the
nee terests of the Montana Stores Go.
me. DR.. Healey of Flaxville was cal
M here Monday night to attend. M
Mile Peterson who is confined to
nds home again with the "fu," but at Ii
reports was slowly improving.
ON o. E. Helgeson, of Columbus, N.
lav was looking after the interests OF
Piper-Howe Lumber Company her
loft few days this week, while Mana
ore S. M. Swanson was confined with
"fu."
ston go
able Inc PRODUCERS I've" s-p-'oo :
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20
A patriot is one mhA

A patriot is one who stand.
his country against its on % d
are war patriots and No.. lhA
and there are war traitors a ps'adg
traitors. Those who assist ,s s.a ls'l
m0n0pOlistic interests to 'p Sc Y
masses are traitors to The ~ u
good, traitors to civil govern, Who
ers and abettors of disorda, s u
chy. Saa a.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20

Bauman homesteaded on the south
a. and had been in this country for
H. s,,a nast four or five years. A cor
a,.,s INQUEST was held over the
h bod on Tuesday of this week.-Pop-
lar Standard.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20

was designed as place !, :.
morale of the aviators co1la sa'd i
tanned while the men wera ' . @ nj
ton from one stage Of deyoI = aaa
another. OlOpnat
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20

You will have the rail,,.,
trolled by government, Or n.a o
controlled by railroads, WIZ 1Piaasi
ter? d
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-12-20

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-04
'STATE CONFERENCE
Of F0UR:M|NUTE MEN

The Four Minute Men of Virginia
will hold a conference at the JeHer-
son hotel on Thursday OF fair week
October 10.
These men. who have been carry
ing the governments message 10
audiences all over the state, VIII spend
a day here in conference for the ex-
change of ideas and for the purpose
OF mapping out plans 10 make their
work even more effective.
Director William II. Ingersoll and
Associate Director ". Curtis Nlchol-
son, from Washington, VIII be present
and viii speak. and both Governor
Davis and Mayor Ainslie will II guests
at tho conference and will also ad-
dress the members. State Director
Heth Tyler, from Norfolk, Will pre-
side,
This is the first general conference
OF Four Minute Men since the work
was orga nized in Virginia. X is
looked forward to with much Interest
by the men themselves and the COM
mittee on public information in
Washington expects splendid results
from this meeting
The Four Minute Men are speak
ing for the victory loan all over the
country and Associate Director Mich
olson will come to Richmond from
North Carolina. having been sent to
work in the two Carollnas during this
cam paign.