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June 4 Friday, 9:00 A. M.
Fla, vlle, at J. C. Cavanaugh'p.
Counmittee-J. C. Cavanaugh, 0. 5.
Olson, Mrs. John Albes.
F Piday, 2:830 P. I.-Ka-le, at Mar.
Millean KranUs's. Committee-Ar
cb.e Campbell, John J. Lee, Mrs. c.
June 15, FSturday, 2:30 P. M.
Sldp., at W. H. Michel's. Committe
-osoe Ritehe; men on committee
to appoint women.
It m~y be necessary for yotr
committBe to meet and select t~e
eaet Cm-eeting place and advertise
before the date1- set above..
Go ahed and advertise meeet.nC
cooperte with all mterested cparties.
Thanking you for your coop -
tion, I am, Your Fellow Farmer,
Carl B. Peterson,
Soc.-Treas. Farm Bureau Organise
tion Committee.
The committee bas received the
following telegram from Wasiing
toea:
"Washington, D, C May 25, 1918.
The -Department Ariculture
paeves your work at orgaayirrg
al rmers of your county to 6oop*
er.taerith the city agents in &A
o at this critical periL . Seat re
suits cam only be secured by the
united action and the developmAt of
a program of work thyough the far
mers. This movement deserves the
aupplort of every patriotic farmer.'
Signed:-
W. A. Lloyd,
In charge of County Agent Work
U. 8. Dept. of Agriculture.
The executive committee has ar
ranged for a series of Patriotis
meetings at which Uncle Sam Hamp
ton, farmer Mpeaker, will be the prin
lcipal speaker.
The meetings will commence Jum
17, and the dates and places are as
follows:
June 17, Monday, 1:30 P. IL--Co
mertown; 8:00 P. M., Dooley. =
June 18, Tueaday, 1:30 P. L.
Dagmer; 8:00 P. ., Medicine Lake.
June 19, W hdzesday, 1:80 P. M.
Froid; 8:00 P. A., Biaville.
June 20, Thareday,, 1:30 P. 1.
Volt.
June S, Priday, 1:80 P. .---So
be.; 8:30 P. ., Hua ert's 's.haL
Jtu,. 22, at ,day, 8:00 P. M.
P`atywesa ; 8:00 P. ., Outlook.
June .8, Suehy, 1:80 P. o M.-
:Je s, mBte , 1:80 P. U.-
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doe- se , a s ords~
f!ag seh t at he eis -ross,
wi, *. ~s th oay Wt haret
Sthe e p wa is Ion
1 the `+ , o *r- e, and he
hsto b. epeay are tihe grainthe
ets oef t .te rtest o the ea
Wi he gibs -the r
Thee hoto ams ha" printed a
ed in his field : *,a o Ut place,
Red Cress: the de- Grain Drivdel
tcrer-the better he crat.op, the great
La.r Erickon, Midby, one adonee.
The folowig faurmes. have start
ired the iwheat.i r ig, hich ill n
stop un arry faW. Burholder in Sheridan
oodunty, one are d croni.ss Acre card
inhis field:
acre red fife wheat.
arrGeo. W. Burkholder, Plentywo
wood, one acre macaroni.caroni.
J. P. Lasaterki, Plentywood, ontwe
acre Scotch fife.
Ole. W: Thompson, P lentywood, on
one acre macaroni.
J.Tore Toreson, Plentywood, twon
acre macaroni.
OleHarry Padlong, Plentywood, one
acre macaroni.
Tor. . Thompreson, Plentywood, one
acre macaroni.
H arry Padis, Plentywood, one
aere marquis.
C. C. ThompsonWesterberg, Plentywood, one
aacre marquis.
AGeo. A. MKoman, Plentywood, one
acre marquis.
red G. Westerberg, Plentywood, one
que acre marquis.
Ge. J. Munsonhakel, Plentywood, one
acre marquis.
Win. Leader, Plentywood, one acre
red Afife.
A. Riba, Plentywool, one are
oats.
A. Ri, Pleantywood, one aere rye.
A. Rim, Plenatywod, on ac(i
scote fife.
flax.
Andrew Fadness, Plentywood,
two acres macaroni.
L. E. hae, Plentywood, one acre
macaroni.
Gust Moberg, Plentywood, onE
acre fax.
Geo. A. Schmaus, Welliver, one
acre. macarni.
H. J. Otto, Welliver, one acre
marquis.
J. C. -Gronwold, Plentywood, one
acre red fie.
Fred Gross, Plentywood, one acre
marquias
Clyde Holway, Plentywood, one
acre blue stem.
Lloyd Johnson, Plentywood, one
acre macaroni.
John Walkowski, Plentyrood, one
acre macaroai.
Martin ,M. Reitertson, Plenty
wedd, one acre macaroni.
Harry Godfrey, Plentywood, one
acre macaroni.
G. R. Hair, Plentywood, one acre
red fife.,
M. Sidt, Plenitywood, one acre
Gep. MAIby, Midby, one acre mac
arenA.
yaran spn
cBWIFE CRBT1FICATi S
Miss Aga-e Ee Datu ty 1 er .t
th gi*-.- s gt in the local school,
.lgsof her pupile re
idvW tb l Elihth gade earticates
ni iOfi thism -uber three
s~ m Thre sord spewks
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7Iy i Utsa week.
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Us1e was ini the county
Tharday of this week.
-S. M. Sterrett of Wily
D., was in Plentywood Fy
tending to bmalnems matter
-Miss Ida Christensen,
city, will leave for St. Pau1
day morning to spenid her -
Miss Louise Dahl, who
employed in this city f£
weeks, will leave for
Saturday morning.
--A bouncing baby girl
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Outlook Saturday. Mrs.
the baby are doing well.
--M. W. Bain, a well '
er who resides about %,,
southwest of Plentywood,
business visitor in the
today. From now on he
the Producers News.
-Dr. Glenn R. Bach, de
veterinarian, of Medicine
in Plentywood Thursday
Dooley on professional
Dr. Bach is frequently calWg
vicinity since . the Plentywo
narian, Dr. E. S. Mohr, et
the army a few days ago.
ANTELOPE RED CROSS
SALE A HUGE
Nearly $2,500 Was Realiz
Cross Auction Sae
Last Week.
The Red Cross Auction
at Antelope last Saturday
gantic success. The 1
ever congregated in that
attendance and the mass of
that had been donated b
prices and was the source
amount of amusement.
One of the mirth p
urea of the sale, was
in of the kaiser's goat,
a spirited contest, as
body wanted the goat,
Kelly, little son of D. W.
Plentywood, donated the
it was fnally knocked
Gottheb, who paid $105 fi
jesty, "Bill", the kaiser'.s.
goat has made rapid rip
in the past fe* days aid
to make Sheridan county
FeUowing is an itemi4
the amounts -etted at t -
Dance, $235.50,;
$148.95; lunch, $259.00;
sale, $1,672.25
The following articles
sold: One gasoline stove,
ling colt, five ana ene
grain.
BLAINE WILLIAMS PL
GUILTY TO
Blaine Williams, who
with the offense of
Second Degree, pleaded
District Court last M
Judge Hurley sentenced
term of not less than tr
than four years in the S .
at Deer Lodge at hard
sentence was suspended
good behavior of Will
was immediatly zleas.ed
parole. The offense wits
was charged was an
man at thq Plentywood.I
winter. Williams is wel
this vicinity and his f
that he will make good
pa&ple and keep out of tO
HOMESTEAD MAN EP
AMINED
Joe Root, a blacksm
stead, was examined as
by the Judge of the
and Docters Campbell
last Monday. It appesl
has been confined in
for the Insane at Ja
and at Chicopee, Iows. `
Warm Springs, Montas
but he had been dis
He was found to be
examiners. and will be
State Hospital for
Warmt Springs. The
pears to be harmless
from hallýinatos
a.d teetbnts at the
B ry. Hi. con
~b~`mi bbmilucina
ghes i dares of
yswte eet very
a - 'ses'ln prm
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