The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-10-25


C. v. Hatfield, of Homestead, called
Of The Producers News Office while
in Plentywood Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson, who
live about z miles southeast of Out
look. were in the city shopping We'd
nesday.
Selmer johnson, farmer who lives
southeast of Dooley, was business
visitor at the county seat last Satur-
day.
Mrs. II. B. Hill, who has been
nursing influenza patients at Flax
Vile and vicinity, returned to her
home here Tuesday.
E. S. Strand and Carl Jakstad, of
Comertown, were visitors here Mon
day. While here both gentlemen
called at the farmers newspaper of
fee.
DR.. Beauchamp, of Stanton, Ore,
arrived in the city this week to as
sist in stamping out the influenza
epidemic. The doctor was sent here
by the state health department.
Editor Chas. E. Taylor is back at
work on The Producers News, hav-
ing recovered from slight attack Of
the grippe. The entire Office force
are now on the job and will make
things hum.
Miss Josephine Fitzgerald, of Gar
rison, N. D., arrived in Plentywood
last Saturday and is nursing her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald, and
children, who are i'll presumably with
influenza.
Arthur McLain and brother, and
Art Wankel, of Dooley, were among
the many visitors in the city Tues
day. While here the boys favored
The Producers News Office with a
pleasant call.
John Haugen, of Kalispel, brother
to E. J. Haugen of Wolf Point, ar
rived here the first of the week for
a short visit with Jack Kjelstrup and
Immediately left for Wolf Point
where he will have the care of his
brother and children who are i'll al
that place.
Carl Sheen, accompanied by Wal.
lace Sundberg and Ray linden, Of
Outlook, arrived at the county seal
Wednesday morning. Ray Hinder
came here to report for physical ex
animation in response to the call is
sued from the local draft boards Of
flee.
The local draft board report tina
they have not received any orders tx
call men for service this week. Tn,
employees are busy mailing out ques
tionnaires to all those who registered
September 18th and calling in som,
for examination.
S. w. Benson, of Outlook, accom-
panied A. J. Nelson, farmer who live
near Whitehall, to Plentywood Mon
day. While here Mr.. Benson sub
scribed for and will have the Pro
ducers News sent to his brother d
Red Wing, MINI.
Mrs. E.. H. e. Helgeson, who ha
been stopping at the E. c. Hellan
home in the city during her Hines
for the past month, returned to he
home at Madoc Monday, accompa
MED by her husband, who was dow
visiting over Sunday.
G. c. Bantz and son Karl, of Out
look, were Plentywood visitors Nor
day. While here Karl Bantz was e1
anined for service with Uncle San
but was disappointed when he wa
rejected for physical disability. Th
makes the third time Karl has bee
turned down.
A. 7. Larson, one of the progres
sive farmers of the Dagmar countr,
was visitor here last Saturday. M
Larsen is one of the thousands {
League boosters in Sheridan count
who will cast their ballots this ia
for the candidates endorsed by tt
Farmers Nonpartisan League.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sheen and So
who live northeast of Outlook, passe
through Plentywood Tuesday morn
ing of this week on their way
Faribauit Mimi. and Fan Clair