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COUNYRIN J FROID )(rs. J. W. Schnitzler and 1t11. paghter left the first of the week for a visitl with the former's ,ght3, a Graild Forks. GrdoCi Echren, of HomRea ,1 sold a 'fine quarter section eo rmers otion land to J. W. Schuitsler, t week, The land joins Mr. Schaitts jei's taach. Attorney B. L. Spencer, who has been helping out with the work at gillam's law office, left this week for neapolis to enlist in some branch of military service. M. B. Hogan made a quick trip to Westby, Mont., Thursday to get his better half who has been visiting Plenty wood Bakery Groceries, Butter, Eggs, Cream, Ice Cream and Cold Drinks LIGHT LUNCHES SERVED ALL DAY ED WEISS, Proprietor Practical Plumbing in all its branches is our special work. Having a thorough know ledge of the modern practice of Plumbing we are familiar with the scientific and up-to-date principles of the trade. We employ none but experienced help and use only the very best materials. Our work is * __careful and thorough and we do it 4f promptly. We give thoroughly good work at very moderate prices. Alfred Garneau Plentywpod, - - - Montana' REGISTERED SH RTHORN "IF IT IS TRUE THAT FOOD WILL WIN TS WAR; AND WE THINK IT IS, THEN GOOD BULLS ON THE PAR M WILL HELP WIN WAR. -D. E. WILLARD in bakot Farpmer A good pure-bred Dul will icereas. the vadue 4f eac calf at $10.00. What is a good ball utath aerd of ti tw for ne year? two Years? In a bunch of tweoty ns fee en. and two y ? You are very likely hmgingr .* n ews overtlls winter. Get a goed bell f0 thee ad G te to W We havl1 14 mo Thi bull was " :.t i _ tý _ ý 1ýL tive of the ,' W . i .c o n e s a ~ d 1. " ,'r an"ý?,' -;.rrI *ppt~lmtby., lour.~ ~U t o al i .t A.: h Fai? -ANt 3I,~~4i wihCo'Uty Agi .vW and 0. Robertgou pt Pleftod Sv day fh r lm - 3. S. Nyqulvtl wl* Was the wc. moeseet de i po s 1 . X ol weaW Iitn thie ate pat of last. wekWith heir Iftt doubter whoWas operated, al fear th t eble C_ Jr'., retrned last weep : R alowton, * Mont., where -e has part sof the summer. ANTELOPE Mike Christensen was in from Dag mar this week, getting a day off from the stern threshing season. Mr. Christenn sold his farm with all stock and implements last spring to Mr. Jacobsei from Texas, but says he doesn't think he will ever leave Montana. Andrew Z4rson will -hold an auc tisn sale rxt Wednesday, Sept. 26. Mr. Larp hba been troubled with rheumatism for some time and, hav ing sold his farm last spring, will try a change of climate as soon as his sale is over. One hundred twenty-eight men within the ages of the new selective service acts had their names enrolled before local Registrars Belgum, Bow ma d and Morek last Thursday. CULBERTSON Frank Arnett shipped 140 steers to Chicago last Thursday night. He and Oscar Butts went with the ship meat. : Jess Powell, one of Culbertson's real estate men, concluded a deal Wednesday last, whereby Janies Ol son purchased the west half of the Jim Raymond farm north of town. ° H. R. Danielson and family will leave this week for Last Cruces, New ,Mexico. He held an auction sale Thieaday of this week. Mr. Daniel son has been suffering quite a while from rheumatism and expects the climate in his new location to benefit him. G. W. Tanner received a telegram last Thursday from Lient. G. Stahl, to the effect that he has received his commission as Lieutenant and had been transferred from Camp Han cock, Ga., to Camp Raritan, N. 3., where 1se Mathed last Friday. silly stahi is the first of the Culbertson boys to become a commissioned ofil cer in the U. S. Army, and Ensign D~ick Smith was the first frpm here to receive a commission in the navy. SIfIu.Ueu xi ~ 1 ** C which was atte..ed by a laies amnbr t fams who were well 000"i - ts aw tJc to a 11w teat new, #ite D f aAe people could boost their twa. sad community by ha"a the locew news to ThW Producers News Iach week. Some lady or gentleman could write up the news and send it to this paper eack Monday morning. Start now. Outlook The Producers News has a large Number of readers in this community who would like to see the local news printed each week. Will some one kindly volunteer their services as Bpecial correspondent. Send the news out on each Monday afternoon train from Outlook. DALEVIEW The Producers News has a large number of readers in this communi ty who would like to see the local news printed each week. Will some lady kindly sends us the correspond ence from Daleview every Monday afternoon? DAGMAR The Producers News has a large number of readers in this community and we would like to secure the ser vices of someone to write the news each week. Help make your paper Interesting-send us the news each Monday. HOMESTEAD Everybody wants to read the home new each week and The Producers News would like to publish the home stead news if someone will volunteer to write it for us, and send it oat on Monday of each week. Sart now. We have a large number of readers in this community who will appreciate it. McELROY McElroy readers of The Producers News will enjoy reading home news each week if someone will volunteer to write and send it to this paper each Monday morning promptly. Get Logether and talk it over and then take turns writing the news. You'll. Ind it interesting and a boost for your community. RAYMOND Boost your community and your town by having the local news pdnt. ed in The Producers News each week Write it down and send it to us on Monday of each week so that it will appear in this paper which has a large number of readers at Ray mond. J MIDBY The Producers News will publish the Midby. community news each week in the County Roundup depart ment if someone will write and send it in to us each Monday. Start today -anybody can write the news. MEDICINE LAKE John Mortenson, son of )r. and Mrs. N. P. Mortenson, who Ms been working in the mines at Wyomio, is here visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shake are hast from Morrisville, Ill.. visiting friends, looking over the country and attead ing to some business in which Mr. Shake Is interested; Frank Robinson, who resides sear town, is cutting his corn this week and some of the stalks are over eight feet high. A. J. Dorothy, of the electric .light plant, is this week installing a new engine and when completed Medicine lake will have twenty-four hour ser vice. Miss Nellie Peterson left last Fri day morning for Faribault, Iian., where she has been engaged to teach school. The Red Cross Auxiliary will move their hadquartles into the jewelry store, on Main street, where they will .hve very pleasant rooms. James Campaign, Art rCbarles wrth, Andy Jambert, and Guy Al ` v* `_ _ d er FL8*UWCs . * ~Fr m Aa - 'n r 4 . ýw "lr . PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS :: CASPER & (GERRICk General Blacksmithing and Repairing. Horse-shoeing a specialty. Give us a trial Outlook - - - - Montana Farmers Insure Year Property Against FIRE! . With The Dagmar Farmers Mutual Fire Insurane Comay For Particulars, Call or Write to KARL SNEEN, Agent OUTLOOK. MONTANA OUTLOOK MERCANTILE CO. OUTLOOK, MONT. Farmers Headquarters For Groceries and General Merchandise Have Your Broken Castings Mended By Johnson & Root (Successors to) Homestead Acetylene Welding Co. HOMESTEAD, MONTANA If castings should break in the WELD OR NOT FIT MQNEY REFUNDED A GUARANME That Means .SOMETHING In very nearly all cases castings will be very much cheaper and just as strong as new ones, most cases not costing over a third or half as much. EQ UITY, Hail, Fire and Automobile .INSURANCE :ti >eor Suit Patronie your own Itititutions. lest and Cheapest. Mj~5unI AMcLean,