The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-08-02

otber parts Of Montana ana IN North
nokota folks who live in this part
tho state the year round do not
oi;zo what a paradise they have.
49, has full opportunity to appre-
,to what it means to live in the
nntIook district, however, after
snending few days on trip in any
erection they may go. -
G LELAND, who went to South
9. pauI last week, returned here on
Wednesday, of this week. $50
Mrs c. H. Nau's many friends will
!, rIeased to learn that she is i'm
nroyipg at this writing.
Don't forget the dance at Andrew
gal5s farm Saturday night, Aug.
9,d for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Banker A. RUBBER drove to Gull
hortson last Thursday and from
tbprp went to Helena, the capitol city.
so,n to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kos
kov on Thursday, July Is, a bounc-
ing baby girl. Mother and child are
doing nicely. -
nnboim Observer.-Leo Lincecum,
nrominent Thoeny farmer, was at
tending to business matters in
Opheim this week. ....a.
W r. Weber, former clerk at the
cash Store, resigned and left for
minneapolis on Tuesday Of this week
whore he will look up a new loca-
INN Mrs. Weber will remain in
outlook until her husband gets To-
Gated .t.s
Mr. and Mrs. Hougland and daugh-
Ter of Whitehall, and Mesdames
Johnson, Anderson and Flekke, Of
Grafton, N. D., were visitors at the
NJ Nelson home here last Friday.
Miss Annie Doerr, formerly nurse
at the St. Anthony Hospital here, is
visiting with Mrs. E. c. Martin. She
IS il awaiting her call for service ov-
erseas as Red Cross nurse.
Ed. Aseltine, a section hand at
DaIeuew, while pumping hand-car
got his finger cut off by the handle
bar when water keg fell in between
the gearing and he attempted TO
M catch it. ..#5.#
Red Cross meetings are held every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Bill in the back room of the State Bank
Sk building where women and girls may
sew, knit and discuss the problems
Of the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mills and
family will locate here permanently
and expect to occupy the residence
formerly occupied by H. C.. Nelson
and family. Mr. Mills is employed
BY his father in the hardware store.
1t is reported that the Great
slE Northern and Northern Pacific rail
N ROADS are giving employment to
farmers of the drought stricken dis
trictS.
; BE- Mrs. Herman Zempel, 86 years
( ad Of Outlook, has knitted % pair
OF socks two sweaters and two pairs
! q Rnstlets for the soldiers, besides
knitting for he family. This veneer
able lady is surely doing her bit.
~ lne Misses Alice and Myrtle Eek
mann, Of North Yakima, Wash, who
d nave been visiting with friends and
,0S'Ves in Minnesota and North Da-
ava, arrived here Monday and arc
sung at the Rooster and A. G. Ue-
and homes.
,nlse carloads Of cattle were ship
I " from Outlook on last Friday
Y mug TWO of them belonging to
J urge Robinson of Daleview and
% " VfOOkshank of Canada. A. G.
aHu' ", E. Korth and George
hpnent. l AVA '
h. 9 farewell dance given by the
, I'OSS IN honor of the drafted
n5,, sle on Monday night was at
W fair sized crowd consid-
M 'I"' heavy rain fell between
AoG sbs1 - ocIock Music was fur
l1y y,. 1y Tseheu's orchestra gratis.
sis4 Luna Rooster is visiting with
kmIr Mrs. c. S. Eckkmann and
Iy at Grenora, N. D.
Nht5pId 4anEley, ]. Malone and odel
- man. VI Daleview, We're among
qbs Ss,I visitors here last Friday.
Install Bank of Outlook recent
Which, Which, new bookkeeping ma
az Blls p 9n Is used IN posting books.
- cbsn uvSgegger has a cub black
ds r. ~ up on his farm and in
I'D and make frst-class watch
,rae be S,p Peace ace River country mt w. way
: vib gs IN h uance given at Andrew
nrpc4 SatprdsS,, 0zx0O #. hip roof barn
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