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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

Jennie NJ. Kemp, Mrs Kemp visited
here three months ago when she
started her tour of the six states, orc.
gon, Washington, Colorado. Idaho
Wyoming and Utah, which were plac-
ed in her charge for the national w.
e T. q. Million Jubilee" campaign
and She comes to Pendleton as part or
her itinerary. Mrs, Kemp will speak
at the Baptist church at S~o'clock
SUNDAY afternoon and at the Metho.
dist church in the evening. She is a
former state w. c, T. U president
and before receiving appointment TO
her present position Mrs. Kemp was
associated with Mrs. Charles III. Cast
'ter. president of the oregon Federa-
tion OF Womens Clubs, on the state
council of defense Mrs. Kemp is
herself an active club worker and a
special invitation is extended to club
women of Pendleton to hear her
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Kern returned last night
from Portland. where she has been
for several weeks in a sanitorium. She
is much improved in health
Mrs Jack Dolph arrived home this
morning from Portland where she
went more than fortnight ago. Mrs |
Dolph has been the guest of her hus-
bands mother. Mrs Cyrup A Dolph. !
and of friends in Portland as well as
in Eugene where she also spent sever
al DAYS.
s |
Mr.. and Mrs L. f. McBee and
family left today for an extended
motor trip through California. They
will visit with Mr.. McBees father.
Charles McBee, farmer Pendleton
Resident who now makes his home in
the southern state. and the party will
be away through the summer months /
-
The home of Mrs Frank E. Boy
len on Lewis street was yesterday the
scene of an enjoyable musicale, a
group of Mrs. Boyden's piano stu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Combining violin and piano music
Hoio and ensemble, pupils Of Nellie
Whiting Mcdonald and Bert Allen
Mcdonald who are to be presented In
recital tomorrow evening at S.i5
O'Clock at the Presbyterian church
and will give the following program,
The Old soldier, Smith; The Answer.
Newcomb ..,..-s. Earl Hidleman
Scxtette from Lucia, Donizetti ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harold Hattaa
Allegro. Beethoven --Sartoroi
Bessie wiglesworth, Gladys Wigies-
worth,
Lullaby, Maxim .... Forest Meyers
The Spinning Wheel. Datton 1880.
.....-.........,. Lenore Csreulich
Bo Peep. Papini ,.... Clio Campbell
Golden Daffodills, Terry ....
....... ....,-.Isc Nelle Gray
Dancing Peasants. zilcher .
..........C Carolyn Thompson
Curious Story. Heller :. Melba Rude
Spanish Dance, Rogers .
-. ,.,.....,..A. Evalyn Greulich
An old Love Tale. Brancombe ...
...,...-.,..t -.. Donald Guild
Litile Rogue, Hoffman ~
+.......... Elizabeth Fergus
Original compositions. Little Miss Muf- |
fit, Little Bo Peep, Rainbow Dance
--.........- Isabella Masy
Second Mazurka, GODDARD ......,B
--............-. David Swanson
Village Musicians. Lange ...
.....-...-.ss-.. Erwin Hidlemani
Italian Song. Tsehaikowsky ...
.......- Florence McDermid 4
Harvest Festival FRANKIE .....
..--.---.-.....-. Esther winn
Spring Festival Spindler .
Irene Boyd, Thelma Keen
Butterfly. Grieg ~ Lorene King
Eiierton ..@..
Leonard Marty
To Spring. Grieg .... .. Martha Hague
Alsacinne. Behr Marion Holsington
valse Favorite. Biedermann; In the
Morning, H. Smith; Fiddle de dee.
MAXIM .s----.- RuthLester
Cfadle Song. Hauser ..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05
LABOR WILL PROTEST
AGAINST ANARCHY

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Measures
to disassociate organized labor from
anarchistic and bolshevik elements
will be taken by the American FEEDER
alton of Labor at its Atlantic City
convention opening June 2, Secretary
Frank Morrison said today. He de-
clared resolutions stating there Is no
place in organized labor for these
ra dicals and denouncing recent bomb
plots are expected to be offered.
Morrison will press his recommen-
dations before the convention for clos
ing of immigration on the ground tina,
lax immigration laws made possible
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

.s.et.s.......s Isorone Huckstel
Snow Flakes. Van Gael, .,s......
..,,. Seville Marty. Lucille Salinl
Witches Dance, MacDorrell ,...5
,..sss..s......,. Elviu Sieber
Hungarian Dance. Burleigh ..,.....s
..-..t..- .-.....,e.s.... Mary Franci.
Frolic. Matthews ........
.-..... Marjorie Best
Minuettc. Schubert: valse Caprice
karganoff ...... Lillian Crane,
Prelude minor, Chopin; Prelude c
minor, Rachmaninoff ..
Waltz in A flat. Chopin .
...,..-........... Alzora Nelson
Polka de Ia Refine. Raft ...
.s.,.... ..,........ Elvin Seibert
Dance of Wild Flowers. Elford
.........:.e Thomas Montgomery
Mrs a. j. White and daughter.
Miss Thelma White, of Rrogan. Ore
Ton. are visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Whites mother. Mrs c. e. ingalls,.
and at the home of other relatives In
the city.
Miss Gheratine Winn was a delight
ful hostess last evening to "A group
OF friends who motored to the Wlnn
home near Adams TO spend an infor.
NAL evening. Dancing and games
preceded the serving of a prettily
appointed supepr. Besides the hos
.ess the party included Miss Helen
Thomson, Miss Blanche Furnish, Miss
Nildren Rogers. Miss Geraldine Morri-
'on. Miss Marjorie NTcMonies. Miss
Marjorie Ireland. Miss Georganna
fletcher, Hubert Smith, Lloyd McRae.
Richard Lawrence. Floyd Snyder.
'ohn Hales, John simpson and Ned
Woman in the Making (child well
arel. Woman, Our Foreign Born
lister tAmericanizatsonl and Woman
Everywhere (World Prohibition) are
opics which will be discussed in
'endleton on Sunday. June s. by Mrs. /
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05
Idaho Publisher Here.

d. NJ Denton. president and one of
the chief owners of the Daily Times
at TWIN Falls. Idaho, is here today
on o. business trip. He has been at
La Grande where he purchased the
Foley hotel building and business. The
hotel will hereafter be conducted by
Will vogel Of Union, Mr.. Denton con-
tinufng his residence at TWIN Falls.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

MIR and Mrs. Guy Burlington oi
Pen6leton are at the Oregon for a
few days, down from their broad
acres in the Umatilla country.-Ore-
gonian.
Invitations are being issued by the
Sisters OF ST. Francis and the class oi
1919 of st. Joseph's Academy for tho
annual commencement exercises of
the school, They are to be held We'd
nesday, June IL in the oregon the
atre.
Mrs. ]. A. Lumsden was hostess
yesterday at her home 1891 East
Court street for a delightful meeting
of the Inspiration Club. Ferns. roses
and graceful clusters of Marguerites
added charm to the rooms and a mu-
seal program preceded the serving of
members who shared Mrs. Lumsdens
hospitality were Mrs. william Nc
Bride, of Portland, mother of the
hostess, and Mrs. Ralph Tachella.
Mrs. Richard Simis is expected
home tomorrow morning from Port
iS-tid hhStc SuS oNth thhiib titdt-
ment in a rest cure sanitarium for
several weeks.
Mrs. H s. Rudd and children leave
tomorrow for Portland and the coast
to be gone during the summer.
Miss Ida Boyd left this afternoon
for KahIotus. Wash, where she will be
a guest at the home OF her nephew.
L. F. Redd. and his family for shor
visit.
Magnolia Lodge. No. "a. Degree OF
held regular business meet
ing yesterday afternoon in Moose hall
with Mrs. Margaret f. Becker of
Portland, deputy national president of
the Degree of Honor. present, and
she gave a most pleasing talk after
the initiation of five new members.
They are Mrs. Nancy Ann Smith.
Mrs. Lena Pinson. Mrs. Ava Edwards.
Mrs. Jennie Meyers and Mrs. y. L.
Bowman. The initiation was con-
Quoted by the degree team and about
thirty five lodge members were pres
ent.
Mrs. George La Fountaine has lefi
for Rexburg. Idaho. to join Mr.. La
Fountaine who is there looking at
some land. Mr.. and Mrs. La Foun.
taiue expect to drive through Utah
and California before re.
turning to Pendleton
Ray T. Johnson is in town from
Echo today on business.
William Hoch was in the city
Tuesday from Bingham Springs.
Leon Cohens has returned from q
trip to California.
G.. w. Knight has returned from
visit to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. l. @. Frazier will leave
June 10 for motor trip to Caiifor-
mia. They expect to be gone a month
Il. II. Cecil and Mrs. Cecil are Wis.,
tors here from Seattle and are domi-
ciIed at the st. George.
C. c. Pennington and Mrs. Pen
nington are in the city from La
jrande.
A. s. Jones and Mrs. Jones, farm
ers from La Crosse, WASH, are in
r. c. Mark of Hermiston is at the
st. George, accompanied by Mrs.
Mark.
J. d. Watson. accompanied by Mrs.
Watson and children. drove up from
yesterday and spent the
day here.
Mrs. Harry Krebs, formerly Miss
Mildred Allen of Pendleton. returned
o her home today after a visit In
as the guest of Miss Anna
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05

change in the terms.
A Joint report of American, British
French and Italian experts Is ex-
pected to be turned over to the bis
four in time to permit an answer 70
tho German counters this week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-05


The Best t housekeeper in
Arherica. She is Mrs. Theta Quay
Franks of Pittsburg and New
York. The leading publfcists and
scientists of America have Just
presented her with medal. The
decoration was awarded BY the
! National Institute OF Social sci
ences. The citation 70 Mrs. Franks
reads: You have recognized that
in the home lie the weilsprings OF
; all that make for the strength
/ and integrity OF a people. To aid
women in organizing the home
| you have consecrated year" o
your life. formulating system o
economies s5r the househoit
which substitutes for the mar
hazard a well-ordered procedure
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
AT THE HOTELS
GRANDVIEW

Mrs. Carlson and daughter, Red
stone; Otto Hoff; c. H. Munson; John
Fotilead, Minneapolis; F. O.. Smith
and wife. DagmAr; Fred Bruce, Medi
cine Lake; A. J. Altman, Calico, N.
d.: +. Altman, Mahnomen, Mimi;
Stella Stevens; Geo. r. Hunt, Dooley;
B. G. BertelSon, Opheim, Mont;
Louie Manke; Nellie Patterson; B. W.
Shaw; John Tconey; +. Fretheina: w.
Fl. Gottlieb, Antelope; p. J. AnsiviS-
on. WeStby; F.. J. Milligan, Hope. N.
d.; A. f.. Carmichael, kalispell; Chas.
Huebncr, Brush lake; J. 4. ThorSoe,
Bainville; \. b. Carlherg, Lewistown;
Edward L. Robinson, Bainville; c.
Conlan; }. H. McGowan; l.. D: Boyd
and wife, Scooey; Mrs. Martin
Smith, Scobey; r. Brightsman; NJ. f.
Folly, Havre; Fall Stoelstad, Ray
mond Mrs. J. C. HarmiS, Scobey;
Mrs. j. G. Thomas, Scobey; C. Con-
Ian: Joe Wclkc1is; Leo Hatcher; H.
B. Hanson; j. S. Bauer, Wilson; c.
W. jackson; S. S. Petersen; Henry
Styve, Archer; W. Fl. Gottlieb, An
tp|Oro
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
C0RYELL AND WATKINS
AGAIN GO TO JUDGE
Ask judge Conner AS ExOco Auditor Audit Claims for
20 Cents Per Mile Actual Expense.

The claims OF Iud Matkin and &.
E, CoryclI which, they had taken in
the past to Judge Conner as ex-otficio
auditor in their effort to get the
Judge to order their phony bills paid,
and which the Judge refused to do
because of the fact that the claims
were not property itemizcd, but now
like the old cat, they are back in the
court with their claims properly
itemzetl, in new cntIeavor t" get
the Judge, Il, eH-olicio auditor, to al
low the claim over the head Of Coun-
ty Auditor OGrady, who cut the
claim for actual automobile travel
ing cXpcnS" from 20 to 10 cents per
r!ile.
The County Auditor has set Il fac>.
OF flint against THU, robbery OF the
taxpayers, and robbery is just what
it IS. According to Il St'ict ntcrpre-
tation Of the law. Il county official has
absolutely no r!ght to u:%c his own cav
1T all or in otherwise contract with
the county, any more than they have
a right to buy 4 lUah grader and
hire out t., huil.l road for the county
ut actual ,%p.'n>". The entire :yS-
tenn Of hiri J., 4 car from oneself and
running an ant" livrry IL far as the
county ii concerned on the part Of
each county official is absolutely
against public i"'Iicy, and is ilI'Ea!
per Sc, and t.: = US law Is concerned
not one of C.. ':li'ialS can collect
and should IL allowed to collect
one red crn. ';r ot1'ci:liS have
h>Eyrti th;N;.~ :: =. ,'uuSh and thu
people have ~" It, not bccau,,
it IS lawful, ~ - ;ri>r tn" people
wanted to be ,'-.' ...lblc.
The County ~" cor has long since
been aware t, - 20 r!a w. ;l'":>inSt
tn, county az - part Of the count!
commissioner i, he hire Of theil
own cav, were un|Awfu|, but wanting
20 TAX" into co." ; ion the change,
4un,iiliun% wiz, ave come about
STAGE the L." !! made, she has
;,-cn willn. D. % raise TIE point
81 III" Law - uynizc'l Il custom
sat Ties" va. -. are not willing t
take half an illegal loaf, hut tilrj
',u.s! have it all. And the point Of il
legality in references to tbs: ordinary
county official is, douhly true in re-,
card to County Commissioners, wht
ny :hc very nAtur" Of things, woui,
tt making Il contract with them
selves to hire Il car from themselves:
;,> an aut" livrryinan, but which in
''ivihual$ :.> county commissioners:
mast audit and allow their own claim
Tor services rendered to the people y.
themselves.
The entire claims are illegal an'
paternity unlawful, and the collcctio,
OF these fat automobile charges ar'
nothing mo,r y, " harcfaccd graft
md an honest ;:n'i reasonable ma,
'a9nnt call it ~ anything but JUS
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12

what it is, and because of the piggish
and stubborn attitude these officials
have taken in the matter, which con-
stitutts nothing more than con-
spiracy to hold up the county for the
payment for claims, illegal both :ab
into and per Sc, their entire claim
should be denied.
Back in the otfings are several 9TH
cr county officials waiting the out
come Of these proceedings on the
part Of McsSrs. Watkins and Corycll,
to SEQ what the final outcome will be
,rn if it is found that the above
gentlemen can get away with their
drag, then like bunch Of vulturcs
t!I:y will come in "A >wnop TO collect
their illegal claims.
County Auditor O'Grady. aided by
The Producers News has made an
! hon, It and reasonable fight against
; huge odds to put Sheridan county
onto IN honest business basis, TO put
ing ON, and at all times they hav" been
ing on, and 1T all time hc,' have been
willing to be- generous in the inter-
| probation of the law, but it seems that
, they SO playing constantly again. t
! a :>t."', deck, and chat there Is a
h&m!itti Of political second Sto":| an
lists in this county, "hr t"r deter
mined that this county and The tax
payers are going to i" l.ickc'l clean
hrco:> they are forced to separate
themselves, from the pl);> hone.
Take CoryrIl for in%Ar"H: h. is
hired |'y tl!,. county ~ tie LAY, and
h. get IN every day Il tie year SOME
way o" oii,tr in the county >:c'rice.
! In other counties lust rs big as th.~
the county surveyor Goes not s!ct il:
hall ,nir taken the year :,rorn';. Bat
! it cost, Sheridan country 81 per Gay
for three hundred and thirteen days
peg year ald investigation would
+, n'.!;lv disclose some Sunday work
i>y":,ics money for a deputy most OF
t!.' time, uSt to ,in the insignificant
;,niuu,,t OF surveying that i required
in :; prairie country like Sheridan
'.N"'\, Montana, or in oth,': words
it 60: jl3 times s. per day or S2lH
pc" year, or in average ct SlS' ?rl
month. twelve month";; out u Ih1 year.
and hrsilrs this during the eight
months called summer, thi sam" gen
tlrmun collects .''!.:n.: from $3.50 Il
$500 per month iu,' ,lri.'i,!c his o"'
car about the county, md linen tll!>
man comes in and ,"~t':'''S that Il
costs him that am ,uut oI money &c
driv" his car.
We would suggest thai thu taSplA
rr> could we'll aI,rl to Compel the
county surveyor and ll4r county com
missi0ncrS to ride On the train unu
hire driving teams and thereby say {
five or ten Thousand dollars ntr year
One day Mr.. Cory:>Il t,:ul. 50? am
some cents driving ill.,; ear about in
speeding roads.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
STATE WAKES UP

And now We perceive that all over
the state the taxpayers are waking
up to the graft in the land classifi-
cation graft. The assessor of Lewis
& Clark county has payed his taxes
under protest and will take the
matter to the Supreme Court. In
Richland and Dawson and other
counties the taxpayers are forming
organizations to take this matte: to
the courts. It would he we'll for all
of these counties to throw in with
Sheridan county and take the mat
ter up on one appeal and thus save
money.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12

brick just as they have in the pas.
Two hundred Thousand dollars
mems; $500 relief Tor 400 people which
will not be half adequate for the re-
lief required.
II will mean that those who stand
in with McSsrS. Watkins and Timmon>
will probably get relief. and those
who have offended these supreme
"lIrrS vii Iyct what p.iy shot at.
1t vii! mean that those who 10 not
get any Of this money will probably
have to pay $l2,nOO p"r year in in
tercSi Cor not less than i've years or
$50 900 in interest in order that these
proh,IAy favored few may yet Tho re-
lief and while the rest will probably
have. to shift Cor themselves.
1t will I've y great relief for bank
crS Nhn have on hand y lot OF poor
tl'l:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12

Marie Bacon, Daleview;
Hannah johnson, Daleview; Ben Void,
Raymond; Evelyn Callaghan; Clara
Steenerson; Mildred Faille, Medicine
Lake; Christ Paulson.
Sunday, Dec.
J. J. DAILY, Grand Forks, N. D.; H.
J. Whitman, Fargo, N. D. John F..
Phelps, Homestead; Sella Stevens,
Whitetail; r. H. Schwe}es; P: P. Moe,
Archer; VIM. Moe, Archer. -
Monday, Dec. & !
Jack Taylor, Williston; r. c. Word,
Minneapolis, Minn.; W. J. Nelson
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
DROUTH RELIEF
BONDS -

the election for ,routh relief huru,
l., not far Off january 3rI the "lr.'.
tors will have IN opportunity to re-:
i~tHr their opinion in Il very ctrrr,iv.:
way.
vn1tiy farmers that deserve r~l;.I'
s:nd it seems almost Il crime ut to
come to their Rescue, but when or,
stops to consider the personal 81 tin.
official body which will d;S."i;,ut"
this relief; vi'cn the mcuy.rn,ss q
he bond issue proposed is considered.
i will be seen that those who ask
30: bread II, likely to get Il rol,,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12

Daleview; Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunder-
son, Outlook; Ole Hansen, Dagmar;
w. G. Hodges, fargo, N. D.; Theo. F.
Jekne, Archer; C. H: Munson; John
Jorgensrud, Raymond; Archie B:
Thomas, Plentywood.
Tuesday, Dec. q
Joseph jacques: Scobey; W. A. Kos
ten, Chicago; !. l.. Gill, St. Paul; l..
l.. Nelson, WilliSton, n: D.; G. G..
Fansler, Williston,, N. D.; P. P:
Schneider, Menomohee, Wis; Mr..
and Mrs. John IL. Darts, Scobey; MIR.
and Mrs. H. G. kamurd; VIM. Moe;
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
Archer; p. S. Richardson, Antelope.

Archer; p. S. Richardson, Antelope.
Wednesday, Dec. 10
j. B.: Wilson, international Har-
vcster man, Mii.pt, NJ D.; Ester
Coats, Froid; Arthur Coats, Froid;
J. E. Okerlund, Glasgow; J. J. DAILY,
hardware man., Grand Forks, N. D.;
C.. H: Munson,, Doaley; George H.
1.amerper.
Thursdax Dec. II
D. M. Mckenzie, 81" Pauf; q. Dur
ham,. Williston; G B. Clarke, Willis
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Strumstad.
Flaxville. '*"' ~
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
PLENTlWOND HOTEL

Dr.. Mcdaniel, Medicine Lake; A. W.
Kurtz, RedStonc; lester Bedwell, Red
stone; Miss Porter, Antelope; J. j..
Fucker, Antelope; II. B. Hoover, Ct.
Fails; Miss Holr,uuist, Reserve; Eff
tic J. l.und, FluA Vile; Arne Brock
;t,A Miss Clara Olson, Dagmar;
Walter Scott, Docley; Dan NJ. Daely,
DooIey; M. J. McGrath, Welliver; J.
McGrath, Wel'iver; l.. N. West, Pop
lar; +. l.. Carroll, Glasgow; John
Sovicnd, .Anbi c. :, y. D.; Geo: T..
Lansing. San Francisco, CAL; Peter
S!yngcton, Westby; Geo. Cu,lhie
Scol'ry; +. W. Lansing, Glendive; X.
C. Hill, Seattle; Mr. Nick WalSton,
| Boston, Mass; 1cuir Manke; l.. L..
Sutherland, St. Paul, Mimi; CGls:
+. McCarthy, kc.Csas City, Mo-; Al
t.ri~vanr,r. Minrcnuoli>. Mimi; &. J.
Poe, hIvu,tinc ',;tAr; John s. Gregg;
Ot.o Paulson, Havrc; j. }. Gibbons,
Reserve; Ethan Il. Meyers; M. $. Do
yer. Billings; j. +, Winters; Thos.
LuIy, st. Paul, MINI; E. W: Krost,
Grand Forks, n. D.; Fred r. Fack,
Helena; p. =. Schneider, Williston, N.
d.; Ncls Arnescn; Rev. N. G. Mel
son, kenmarc, n. D.; Frank l.cets;
l.. W. West, Poplar; Geo. Jackson,
Williston; Joe Whitess, WiI!iston;
Willie Ross, v illiston; Claribel
Drayst, Anrelc!e r. NJ. Emerson,
, i}owhrNl<, N. d.; Chas. J. Haslam,
Denver; Ernie DAZZLING, Billings,
Mont; j. w. ELnphrcy, Minneapo-
,, lis; T.. Miller; NJ. =. Elliot, Ecdstone
! G. !. LANCER; Gorge W. Bolster;
Ford Roberts, Wiliston; J. J. Dona-
Won ST Paul: o. r. Hineline, Minot
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
ACTION TAKEN TO
PREVENT REFERENDUM

And now Judge Smith Of Helena
has gone into court at Helena to He:
an injunction to prevent the filing OF
ing the Primaries passed by the sue
as if the referendum would he sue
cesSful and if it. is it means :.EctEcE
victory for farner-labcr
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12

And then let the $4,000 shortage
in the handling the last seed grain
fiasco be explained before we get
stung in the same place again.
The Producers News invites the
farmers and interested taxpayers to
write US communications for publica-
ton in the premises.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-12-12
LELAND HOTEI.
IIri.laX. Dcccnlbcr j

Friday, December )
Mrs J. G. Hunter, Antelope; II. W.
Brown, Willistcn, n. d.; Mrs. A.
Fqirchill. Reserve; Hazel +. Mead,
Reserves; $. kesiin, Flaxville: c: A.
Feed. Medicine Lake; Pcder T. Moe,
Archer; Wm:.. Moe, Archer; l.. Jen-
son. Daymur; u. T.. Engtbretscn,
Ecdstonc: Ole j. Morgan, Archer;
Dorothy Prescott, teacher ut Dag
mar.
Saturday, Dee. 6:
F.. \. Mills, Homestead, Mont: q.
II. Caste. Homcstead; Il. NJ. Schorcles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-19

o'clock and at noon dinner viii be
served in grange hall, which will be free
to all soldiers and sailors in uniform.
This holds true of all entertainments
during the two days and all is free to
those who were in the service, from this
and other towns, who come in uniform.
You are cordially invited to be present
and participate in all the events OF the
celebration.
In the "notes" published by the Or
ange County Farm Bureau association,
the dates Of the Mortified fair Is by
some mistake given as the same as the
state fair at White River Junction. The
fair at Northfield is to he one week later
than the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Hoyt have lately
returned from trip to Massachusetts,,
and Mr.. Hoyt found the last block bust
ness in hourishing condition. II plans
now made do not fail, the cutting will
be done here in town within afew weeks.
! All those who wish to be sure Of seats
! for the entertainment Thursday evening
may procure reserved seat tickets at the
4 drugstore.
All those having messages from for
mer residents TO be read Thursday even
ing, please leave them with Mr.. Irons.