The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-08-30

TICERC NEWS
Miss Emma HOLMAN, OF Duiutn,
Mimi arrived here last SATURDAY anu
IS visiting with her parents.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Srnith, Out
liook farmers, were in PlentyWood Oh
business matters Friday morning.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. Sandvig on Monday OF tms
week. Mother and child are DONG
nicely.
ems w. Vail, of Whitehall, pronlot-
or of the Montana Stores Company
Inc was business visitor here this
afternoon.
/ A daughter was born to Mr.. ano
Mrs G. E. Hendricks, west OF Ante
lope, this morning. Mother and cnlld
are doing nicely.
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The Ladies' Altar Society served
sunper in the old Elgin Cafe build
ing Tuesday afternoon. IL was oil
all round success.
i Nels M. Olson and Oscar Benson
eo,,o,.s who live northwest OF Plen-
tywood, were here on business mat
tiers this afternoon.
i John Fl. Ladd, prominent outlook
farmer. who lives on the former Out
look townsite, was PlentyWood VS.
itor Sunday morning.
Clair Stoner, progressive Outlook
farmer. and Oscar Collins OF Ray
mond, were Plentywood visitors
Thursday of this week.
Oscar Wagnild, one OF Sheridan
county's energetic and hustling farm
! ers, is the proud owner OF classy
Buick Six auto, purchased mere
Thursday.
J.P. Lewis, of Santa Monica, Cal.
who has been visiting with his SON
> Attorney H. M. Lewis, and family
for several days, returned to his home
Wednesday via Culbertson. Mr.. an6
Mrs. Lewis took him to the malr
lime town in their car.
A. F. Ziebarth, who lives south OF
town, hauled in the first load of whea
this year to the Progressive Farmers
elevator Wednesday morning of thi;
q week. Mr.. Ziebarth's wheat is yield
ing 10 bushels to the acre and the
: wheat weighs 81 pounds to the bush
ell.
Prof. Sherman Millbrook, who wa
/ with the local school last year, re
= turned here Tuesday after spending
:, his vacation at his parental home il
+ Minnesota. Mr.. Millbrook has &C
copied position as principal of tn
Medicine Lake high school which op
II ems next week.
: It is important that every citizen
e male and female, register now 81
that they can vote at the Genera
election this fall. You can registe
d before justice of the peace or =;
d notary public. Remember, if you d.
n not register before the fall election
5. you cannot vote. Be sure to register
Albert Lawrence, former Outlool
r farmer, but now a resident west 0
d Scobey, returned from Kenmare, N
$ D., Thursday via the 500 line an,
10 stopped off at Plentywood between
trains. Mr.. Lawrence has just re
covered from successful operation
r for appendicitis at the hospital a
Il kenmare.
II Hundreds of Sheridan count,
r farmers did not get to the polls t
vote at the Primary election becaus
their grain was over-ripe and had t
be harvested regardless of the cleo
ton. Wheat first for the fghtin,
men seemed to be their idea. Bu
the farmers will turn out in full
force to vote at the General Electio,
this fall.
Dooley Sun-A telegram from tn
War Department Tuesday brough
the sad news that Maurice johnson
had died on August Is, last, iron
wounds received in action. Mauric
: was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M
7 Johnson who reside few miles mort
| of Dooley and is brother of Mrs