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ni!;PRODUC NE
A PAPEROFý.
POF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE
Continuing the OUTLOOK PROMOTER Vol. VI. Number 8
VOLUME I. PLENTYWOOD, SHERIDAN COUNTY, MONTANA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 1918 NUMBER 24
"Save Her From The Hun---Buy Liberty Bonds"
UIBERTY LOAN
ORGANIZATION
>` L. NEI L N HEADS BOND CAM
pAlGNVit-USON NEL ASSURES
At .a ncting held here Tuesday
S_: week the Sheridan
Stnization for the fourth
L been completed, and
. suilhcient to insure
oe- the top" very short
caLc begins tomorrow,
-ro wer in buying the
ýL teat the government
tl:e organization as
wluK; chairman is N.
of the State Bank
h Cail Bull, vice
sttate Bank of
tary. George D.
Orp:cum theater,
*it an4 ha has
madertising end
St'e past three
llbe assistou
we 1(: " servinlg
t co-mmiytes cov
-'C n activities.
.. ., ... £ý - county.
no clcurtv.ew
a -sted in know
o are to
T ' follcwing
Mr tharrespec
*.o954 L. V.
G. An1der'. . ,
- -,.-S-.
. Du, Reisto;
0 . L.4 Hy1b
0 .T.on, F roidt; E .
C. c
- no Coi
Yosn Bai
Class One
E.. ( aualif1ed for
ndiayservice
'ir this call.
L en will en
1, next Tues
L . " y Harold
_August G. Carl_
n Batolz Bayer
-lex McDonald,
SHenry Kemp-,
-per, Scobey; Hot
StOS dag n: Nisls Peter Han
D;ai1r Y illiam S. Bergey,
ýn~l am L. Burns, Culbert
'no warren 0. Smith, Antelope; I
anous S trandlund, Froid; John
4 inzer Pelfntywood, and 'William
ab u 1ummer.il Flaxville. In the
boe we find two Plentywood
, John Kranzer and Alex Me
l OF DAG MAR BUN
~ -orv al Bb
en, chairged wik
%1e cosn Marinus labei fr
Iteover in the Dagmar~
1 vr a week ago, asd w1D
Was brought to trial
h s ~1kie Monday ahd
0'er to a;itCor
Sli~e failed to
to date ladle
NONPARTISAN LEAGUE
HOLDS CONVENTION1
DELEGATES MEET LAST SATUR
DAY AND MAKE ENDORSE
MENTS--JEANNETTE RANKIN
ENDORSED FOR U. S. SENATOR
Delegates of the different precincts
representing the members of the
Nonpartisan League of Sheridan
county, pursuant to a call issued by
the state headquarters at Great Falls.
met in Plentywood last Saturday,
Sept. 21, for the purpose of outlining
the coming campaign and making
several further endorsements.
Hon. Jeannette Rankin was en
dorsed for the United States Senate
on. the National ticket.
H-on. Charles H. Cooper was en
dorsed for Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court on the Republican
Ticket.
Hon. J. H. Hall was endorsed for
Railroad and Publc Utilities Com
missioner on the Demnocratic ticket.
Clair S3oner was endorsed for
State Senator on the National ticket.
A. A. ? ajor was endorsed for the
Thice of Cie'k & Rccorder on the Re
pubilican tickct.
Mabe! V. Thayer was endorsed for
the oI ne of County Superintendent
an t _e Natiornal tirket.
SKh togeotbe with these en
a the Wc'iver convention and
not *nai- on te h t publican ticket
con it tes cndore eme nte for all of
Teoiliers to i'e elected.
It was d1ecitd to stert. organi in
o h 'w o 'rgr ation period im
C. Dorman, Superk!t'ndetr t`
N. P. League for the Sate o
'0ntona, and W. A. MeG>ynn, state
campaign manage c wcre present.
I 12D sneakers will be sr .1-in
'o'' counz= this fadi a: the
Theue will be scLn rwking the wei
'Tiw It!! I b'' : Lean Is Here
1Get Bonv"
"W!': lip s on he tion
1r Brctn con t ucd
to to n ith his sin, and upon I.
1iving, went inuediatclv to his: to' n
r s Bence and killed hii-self. His so1
a "c1 unon the seore just aftrr the
( casc.Lltted and found the man
1-7r on a couch it a pool of bloo'.
Sa?' nine wa a wL \Vcalthy rancher
'in business man and no reason can
fb found for his rash act.
T & R Company to
Qui Business Soon
Th' Plentywood Tanner & Best
Company, according to * Manager
ps, are going out of business
here about ,the first of the year.
Arrangements are being made for
a gigantic closing out sale to com
rmence on next Tuesday, October 1st,
and to continue until the entire stock
of goods in that store is sold out. A
1arge announcement of the sale is
published in: this issue off The Pro
ducers News. A careful reading of
the advertisement will give our read
ers some idea of what the manage
ment will do for them in the way of
reduced prices, etc., at the sale.
THEY SAY RAY IT AND
MISS VENNE ARE MARRIED
We don't know, but dame rumor
has it that Miss Verne and Ray
White were marwd over us Neth
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ditions and amount subscribed in pre
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COUNTY FAIR
SUCCESSFUL
The Fort Peck Indian and the
Sheridan County Fair held at Poplar
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
bro e all records of previous attend
ance, there being nearly a hundred
visitors from Plentywood alone. The
fair was a pronounced success.
Superintendent of Agriculture L. S.
Olson was unable to secure his splen
did exhibits, which are still at Hex
"a since the showing at the Montana
State Fair, but, he said the visitors
were surprised 'with the extraordin
ry display of grains, grMses .and
egtables He said he never
~~asevere
"S gI 1 suc u °
This fgure *as takon on a nevy
g sine, the U:itad ' tates
vent i:l che str"g' dU war J free.
donm a.d you c-. only "what the
Goddess of y rr to the
woIunded zI ficr rd u ..to Aa erica
Ly tolkiar u, 4"'w -,T
nhis moturo ro:i Franocei
FairchiW, a New \'srk 4i in behct
of 2:c Foerih Lisety Lcao.
A i-._ C,? __. _.~.-.Ci t. .
Vr1 --.
m e thu c
m ttee in e'v e v ay polsie so that
the Fouvth )eo Loan ca.'mraign
Say be ?HOLT, TIHOROUGH AND
INbXI'ENSIVE.
_ous for the Fourth Liberty Loan,
N. L. NELSON, Chairman,
Sheridan County.
exhibits nicely arranged.
The shcaf and threshed grains,
seeds, grasses and vegetables, were
of a greater variety than of any pre
vious year, and it is conceded that
there were more exhibits on the
grounds. L. S. Olson captured first,
second and third prizes on everything
exhibited from this section of the
county. If the county fair had been
held before the State fair, it is. be
lieved that Olson would have taken
every premium and blue ribbon all
the way down the line. "
besides the exhibits there were
games, 'sports and races to keep the
visitors in a good fram of mind. Jack
Duggan of Plentywood, with "Mutt's
Special" fliver, was first in a five
mile race with a Poplar car. The
sheosd day, Duggan was in a ten
dlie race with Billy Donhue of Gul
barttoC, and a car from Poplar, but
bik lost on sccent f es}fine
S'iiei o the fdap b1sk Ta
0k. 0s.1. lo
JOE BURNRAM MAKES
SUPREME SACRIFICE
Soldier Who Wrote Splendid Letter
Published By This Paper Report
ed Killed in Action
According to an item which ap
peared in the Dooley Sun last week,
Corl. Joseph Burnham, "M" Co., 26th
Inf., A. E. F., who wrote the inter
esting letter which appeared in this
newspaper in the issue of September
13th, is reported as having made his
supreme sacrifice for the United
States of America and for democra
cy. The item follows:
"H-arrv Lurnharm received word
from his frother Raish that he had
received offcral notice of the dead!
of their brother, Joe, while in actio.
in France. Joe enlisted at Willo
N. D.. niine rion+±s ago."
xT:t1 brav' odij:p gave his lfe -Lo
± earth of the despots ard
tyrangy: e1 fiught Ii)i .y and dic(1
a ho 'ke many hui'.drdc s of thous
ends of otTl boys fiom all over ii
Sorld, who have done their bit
'reat struggle. The newr oC
death thrills us as we airt- t¾i 'r
ticle and we wonder hol rany 'no'
similar reports will come to be chron
"r ths. - D-p;, of She ran
ti 11_
"os 7 o
a, 1,
?Jr. Vah!md ti : d'al fe.~~
farmers and cr of4
and Vici t' thro ul t )o thwe2t
c:n Jobb r: Cr"dit DuBcm of SL.
'iiu , totry;n rn o t)1' toek a d fi. -
tures of *' 1- orme tore, formrV
oo:fd 01 T o of thrt
or0 th" ar ard con:suuC:s o
his t'rtopy cpnnot be fuP>' ap re
claxo:d at this {hua for the plans of
this co-operrtiv2 buying >di sels;o
'nt}_'i'se i^ .o extens ve that a pcr
son has to make a study of the pro
position and analyze the principles
of the proposition in detail in order
to understand the proposition.
It is reported that the opposition
to the enterprise among the business
men of Redstone is very bitter and 't
will take careful management at this
point of the part of the Montana
Stores Co., as the opposition will do
all in their power, not to encourage
this enterprise, but to discredit it and
throw as many obstacles in the way
of its success as possible and each
member should study the proposition
until he understands it thoroughly
when it seems sure he will then stick
and win.
There is always a certain element
that fights anything new, especially
when the new way or method of do
ing, things is going to interfere with1
their profits or future micces.
CATTLE DESTROY GRAIN;
PARE PAY 5 MINE
wo Uveps n the Ree.
O~cuoqds , bk
00s~
Ul+i~ .stTewp r
BOND BUYERS
ROLL OF HONOR
THE PRODUCERS NEWS WILL
PRINT THE NAMES OF ALL
PLRCHASERS IN PLENTY
WOOD.
The Producers News exnectF :P t
Liberty bonds will be sold in v =:y
home in town. Uncle Sam t. -
portioned to us the neat little i ou
$40,000, and we are going to Lay
that much and more.
LV&IV person who buys all t.e
flhns ho o, she can is dAoing
"bit" toward defeating the
and entitled to ih0 credit of (eoig
Ttic namus should have a place '
the f ntywood roll o ' honor, a_
The Producers Ncv- pn to 0
VW,1-111 'We are con f111i' every he'
In this comillun 1-ty will be repre
(1 by at l ast ota : :. cn t"hi: r'ý?
of honor, we arc in that
vt ry fl i.' of tMi hom'e- the n*i
of each membcr a t :,
included i: the list. e shoula i
to see this roi of hono.' con,,;n L
: of lv`ev ma'n a- t" -
: bo' and ;9'1 tJ f \lt. L^o .
T! ls ray. of hora bl p1 pi.1+
a"y to ft on 11 I L -'- bu at 1t
l ¼e . le do h"t ý" 0
i. ic to ''t 5 1
l 01, : 5E.
Former. DGoLey Sky
Is Reported Missing
Dooley Sun-The casuait li ini
last Sunday's papj1.; co:,tainrcci thii
name of Elmer Walstad, stating he
was missing in action. Elmer' ha.;
been in the thickest of the fighting
for some, and while it is possible he
may be a prisoner, ft is feared by his
many friends that he has made the
supreme sacrifice. Elmer was for
several years employed at the Geo.
A. Wright hardware store, where he
made many friends by his genial and
accommodating ways. From here he
went to Opheim, where he engaged
in the hardware business with Messrs.
Bertelson and Wright. Elmer was
among the first of the drafted boys
to go to Camp Lewis and sailed soon
after for France.
destroy grain. Although the fine
was a mild one, the court believed
it to be an object 1oson 4 for those
wbe #lb ,; the qgtiouns aset d n
Xrtb. C.1u D.g~

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