The producers news. [volume], November 01, 1918, Page 3, Image 3

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I IXUP CAUSE
MESS; WORST IS OYvh
'rancisco, Oct. 28.-The dstea
present Spanish influenza ept.
which he said was now in de.
and the semblor which sheoo
an archipelago on Octobei
11 Gre accurately forecast by Pte.
Albert F. Porta, an Oakland
0eptist, it developed here today.
The influenza epidemic was relat.
a certain conjunctlion of Jupiter
pt other planets, according to the
fasts and explanations of Profes
fo porta. This planet arrangement
r passing, indicating that the
epidemic is on the wane, he said.
JUDGE SIDNEY SANNER
QUITS SUPREME BENCH
Associate Justice Sidnef Sanner
resigned from the supreme court
accept the office of judge advocate
the army, with the rank of major,
and Governor Stewart has accepted
his resignation. In his letter of ac
ceptance Governor Stewart pays
Judge Sanner a tribute upon his ef
iency as a member of the Supreme
court.
Judge Sanner is to report to Wash
g within a few days. The Gov.
error will wait till after the election
t appoint a successor to Judge
Soner.
,IN WILL BE SUMMONED
YEFORE JULY NEXT TEAR
Washington, October 29.-Draft
aul for men who have passed their
hirty-seventh birthdays are expected
to begin about March 1. The ap
to date of the first call was
disclosed today by publication of-tee.
imony by Provost Marshal General
Crowder before the house military
comuittee.
General Crowder told the commit
a 2,399,000 newly registered men
between 18 and 45 will be called be
fore July 1. The calls for general
Revice will be divided as follows:
October, 345,000; November, 204,
8; December, 197,500; January,
147,0O; February, 244,000; March,
April, May and June, 344,000 each
auth. These men will supply both
fr army and the navy and marine
'aps
In addition 20,000 men for limited
levice will be called each month.
MONTANA MEN ARE
ORDERED OUT AT ONCE
Adjutant General Greenan has roe
a call from the war depart
t for 5,535 drafted men from
latana for general military service,
ad local draft boards are to be se
l of their quotas at once. Those
will be from the class between
18 aid 36 years.
Gemeral Greenan also has been no
that all registrants qualified for
rat service before September 12,
1,750 in lumber, are to be ea
for camps at once, and this
adr is to be complied with within
The orders apparently take os N+
t of the influenza situation, and
Wised upon the need to supply
numbers of men to the western
t to keep up American strength.
YOU "SNOOZE" EXTRA
HOUR SUNDAY MORNING?
14 you sleep an extra hour on
y morning? If you didn't you
be of schedule, for all the clocks
the United States stopped an hour
2 o'clock on Sunday morning, and
took up the procession of the
The country is now back up
a 8 time basis and finished with
ist seren month of daylight sav
eerience.
td of stopping the clocks for
r, most people solved the prob
by setting them back an hour
they retired on Sunday night.
oY didn't the only way they will
of starting it again on the cor
tjj~ will be for dad to make a
to town and bring the hour home
tis watch, for the telephone
1o longer tells the time of
IST OF
145sREGIMrMr
g is a continued list of tem
raymen who fei.s
br12th under the seletive
this heading you w a
a list of the n
~e of whom Will be
Il~rtly, until wM1
t'5 entyreIltf
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481 PCha"r Cornaj Gor , Wit=
483 Jama" h Be, ettrer
485 Aa An, eP rroid
486 John Pet y Ml metre, ro ole
495 Gbert . I erl, Frase
487 Peter suerhn Goqirs, Volt
498 Sioey JD d o Dorothy, Froid
489 azxe~, ughBell, Weliver
490 Earl Edward Cosper, Outlook
491 Edward Lirno, Frohd
492 Richar~d Heated, Plentywood
493 Aalag Midthon, Froid
494 Gordon Leroy Searles, Dooley
4950 Gilbert L. lewry, Fraser
496 George Elaworth Boyd, Madoc
497 Roy David Belly, Froid
498 Edward George Cheoey, Froid
499 James Johnq~u, Dooley
500 George Anton Lelbaeh, Dooley
,01 Fred Stephen Sleight, Froid
502 Peter Peterson, Caniridge
503 Charley Wesley Place, Sas.
tohn, Toaw
504 harley Udwaed Fough, Home
stead
505 Joha Fiend.s Van der KkkoI.
Reeerv
506 Hlramu Curtis Saunders, Wasps
57John Mann, Kable
508 RGalp Eugene Ford, Plenty
50 Christian Udwia Wagaed, Ray
mend .
510 Elmer Jeqeph Armeson, Tribune,
Sask., Can.
511 Theodore Thorsen,,Culbertson
512 Andrew Jeterson Todd, Julian
513 Howard Norburn Isaacs, Poplar
514 George Fredrick Reinlander,
Dooley
515 Isaac Nutou Ruggles, Dooley
516 Carl Albert Hanson, Raymond
517 Henr Edward Westra, Poplar
518 Carl e*a, Coalridge
519 Aler4 Forsyth, Culbertson
520 Clans Alrick -Ruthberg, Froid
521 Nels Sundvold, d
522 Martin Walseth, Wolf Point
523 James Burke, Wolf Point
524 Christian Fritzler, Culbertson
525 Adam Bucanan Yuill, Madoc
526 Louis Clyde Hitchcock, Scobey
527 Thomas Edward Smith, Scobey
528 John Manning Helmer, Poplar
529 Thorwald Arnold Hansen, Dag
mar.
530 Charles Hewett, Westby
531 Harry Fowler Godfrey, Plenty
wood
532 Gustave Amaidus Lundeen,
Poplar
538 Henry Bott, Froid
534 Julius August Johnson, Peplar
585 Henry Oskas, Westby
536 James Wilbur Tyler, Poplar
537 Gilbert Bakke, Scobey
538 George Stewark Ross McLeod,
Dooley
539 Anthony Mervyn Holt, Dooley
540 Dennis Patrick Olaughlin, Conm
ertoww
542 Homer Snyder, Scobey
541 Melvin Edward Rhoda, Froid
543 George W. King, Medicine Lake
544 Hans J. Olson, Scobey
545 John Gunderson, Outlook
548 Clarence Albert Brechbiel, Seips
547 Joseph Julius Dietrich, Westby
548 Herman Frank Schaefer, Madoc
549 Paul Jennings Raish, Home
stead
550 Claude Merrill Smith, Plenty
wood
$51 Alfred Peterson Skjevlund, Pop
jar
552 Frits Jensen, Bredette
553 Hans Christ Hanson, Bredette
554 Frederick Jacob Miller, Ante
lope
555 Ernest William Mack, Cog*er
town
556 Lawrence Sweboda, Kable
557 Sjur Tjon, Kahle
558 Fred Erasmus Herman, Ante
lope
559 Charles Deis Ermatinger,
We atby
560 Aral eal Olsou, e a.
561 .U y Kerd Wr ltAey
564 Perr 0eesson
58 Geo.rgT
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) l l Wolf
Ms~jj;: J*RSSkFu,
U* Klos Cr..,Woli Point`
0Z Oe' Athu ~h~thWolf
Poln
598 Touead McGovern, Madjc
4 iaJam Henry Durkin, Madec
595 Dan Ferguson, Williston, N. D.
596 ost Nikolet, Mon k
597 Chris Jensen, Poplar
598 George Mead Randall, Wolf
Point
599 Sever Ekholm, Wolf Point
600 Axel Johannus Gottlieb Wald
hansea, Culbertuon
601 Charles Ira Grimes, Soobey
602 William Henry Rogers, Minne
apolis, Mimin.
603 Clifford Wilson, Wolf Point
604 - Harvey Roy Steason, Seobey
605 Ernest Henry Klakken, Dooley
606 William Alexander . McClure,
Brockton
607 Wilhym Herron, Raymond "
608 Walter Raymond Flack, Wolf
Point
600 Julius lisser, Scobey
610 Emil Skglund, Plaivlle
611 Juliuq diver Strand, Kable
*1a Psa Seladt, Calbertes.
618 Auglstes Hugk Hively, Soobey
614 Walter Rodgers, Naafi
615 Henry Arthur Ander.so Do.
ley
616 Olaf Theodore Carloan, Welliver
617 Peter N. Pederses, Poplar
618 Carl Ludvig Johabon, Dooley
619 Frederick Betatn Lousing, WeI
liver
620 Carl Robert York, Pleatywood
621 Daniel Julius Olson, Plentywoed
622 Sever Hogenson, Bainville
Your Opportunity
To. Save Money
You hdve an opportunity to make a
big saving if you visit our store and take
advantage of our
Pre- War Prices
Made possible only because ofthe fact that we bought our large
stock of goods at pre-war prises, and instead of taking a huge pro
ft ourselves, we are giving our patrons the benelt. This is the /
reason w iy we esa o*fer you quality goods at lower prioms.
Complete Stock
Our stock is complete in practically
every line in our store and your so
lection is not limited. Our goods Ctr
of ` the best quality and always give
satisfaction.
Our Fa riek Mackinaws for aes , "
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we have Boys' Sheep Lined '
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eluditg leather vest-cold weather
wearing, apparel, woak ishow and @t
dress shoes, four-buckle overshoes,
sad areties. .
Ready Made Honor Built
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OUR STOCK OF READY MADE HONOR BUILT ALL WOOL
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Lake
680 John Alfred Johnsom, Westby.
631 MaptaIs Issaueo, Dooky
632 Delbert A. Palmer, Bainville
683, Fedp .G. diegeler, Broektm
6v4 William &r~s Barney, Seobey
686 Richard 3ruvold, Comrtmown
686 Emil Alfred Stenmark, Plenty
wood
637 Sam Fal nburg, Bainville
688 John Woranchns Nelson, Westby
689 Herbert Julfas Schuig, Volt
640 Gregor Wampach, Wolf Point
641 Lars E. Johnson, Plentywood
642 Timothy James Murphy, Wolf
Point
644 Thomas Joseph Carroll, Wolf
Point
644 Ole Harson, Culbertson
64t" Garabed Sarkisian, Wolf Point
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Johnson & Root
(Successors to)
Homestead Acetylene Welding Co.
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If castings should brea in the WELD
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Cold Drinks
LIGHT LUNCHES SERVED ALL DAY
ED WEISS, Proprietor
Attention Producers!
Small individual store co-operatles
a thing of the past.
The Montana Stores Co., a Cor
poration, is co-operating en a plan
where the power of co-operation will
be of mutual beneft to the esamuni
ty and state. Anyone interested in
co-operation should acquaint them
selves with the principkh and work
ing plan of the Montana Stores Co.,
now operating in Sheridan County,
Montana.
All inquiries and dates far explena
tion op these principles will be cheer
fully attended to by
Gus W. VahI
Wh-tB Mo