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On this page your ballot will be found, just as is will be handed to you by the
election judges next Tuesday, Nov. 5.
This sample ballot has been marked with an "X" before all league candidates'
names.
Vote For Every League Caiididate
Every voter who enters the election booth should vote for EVERY LEAGUE
CANDIDATE. Don't vote just for one or two and then stop. Vote the FULL LEAGUE
TICKET.
Show This Copy of The Producers News to Neighbors
Carry this copy of The Producers News in your pocket and see that every one of
your neighbors who are not League meuibers mos a chance to look it 'ver.
.,And Don't For get
Totk ithis page with you when you vote to ai4 you. in marking the ballot given
you on election day.
Study This Ballot Until You Know It By Heart
LOiCAL NEWS
Henry Eri.ksmo, of Antelope, was
a visita , : P lentywood Sunday.
* S S
o *;. Vezina, of Dooley,
motoired here last Thursday for a
shott shieas.. visit.
' * * S
Charles Barnstad, farmer from the
Reserve vicinity, paid a business vis
it to the county capitol last Friday.
* **
Miss Mtuth Kjelstrup left on Mon
day for Wolr Point where she will
care dor E. J. Haugen's little boy and
girl.
* * *
Hans Harderson, farmer from the
Aai aitty came to the coqnty
sea4 I ra Fhdky to attend to : busi
ness' ltters.
* **
Ole A. Selvig and Alfred Bakke,
progressive Outlook farmers, made
the Producers News a pleasant call
while in the city on Monday.
***
J. P. Larson, farmer from the Mc
Cabe vicinity, was a visitor here last
Saturday. Mr. Larson remained in
the city over Sunday.
* *S*
Mrs ~ n Searls, of Comertown,
has beef assisting with the work of
caring for influenza patients in this
city during the past two weeks.
Epllriam Fawcett, one of the many
progressive farmers from the Out
look community, was in town attend
ing to business matters last Thurs
day,
* * s
Reuben Seaberg and G. C. Bantz,
Outlook farmers, called at The Pro
ducers News office Wednesday of this
week while at the county seat on busi
ness matters.
*"* s
W. A. Deaney, who is-located at
Williston,. I. D., engaged in the land
and loan business, visited with his
sister, Mrs. I. A. Oakes and family,
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
-* * S
-Dooley Esn--Mrs. Lenfest arrived
here from flantywood Saturday to
take charge of the influenza patients
at the hoqital. Mrs. Lenfest is be
ing assisted by the Misses McNeely
and Franey.
Mrs. C. B. 1ompson, assistant
cashier of te st National Bank at
Scobey, w last Sunday.1
While peon made at
as a Red Cross
nurse for ovwms service.
Clai Stasenr, ewe of the many sue
cesathe Outlook dis
trict, 4h =the city last
8.a
the ea the Na son
al ,=. a~dit la
Ibs
W. Clavier, a iLeagau speaker, wan
a visitor here last Saturday.,
* a *.
, enza and died £ week before last. The
L deceased is a brother to Mis. Karl
Hoviand, at Outlook. .
e Nels Levang, farmer from the
Homestead eommnqity, was in Plen
tywood Tuesday on business matters.
* *a S
- Miss Forrest, one of the local
1 school teachers, is keeping books at
I the Bolster hardware store terp rari-.
ly.
3 The first snowfall of the peason
r was recorded a Pipese1 Mind., and
- vidnity last IdaI j lirjy two
incdes feal.
{Arthur Laciambe, aged 98 years, a
a homesteader tnorthwest of Whitetail,
I died the latter part of last week. He
was unmarried.
* * a,
- Westby News-Miss Deitlein, a
b trained nurse, arrived Tuesday and
i is nursing at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Schloesser.
* a**
While at Westby attending his
I father's auction sale, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Effinger, who was located
at Plaza, N. D.,. contracted the influ
* **
The Producers News failed to men
tion that a bouncing farmer boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zimmer
man, who live about 3 miles north of
Plentywood, on October 10th.
a a *
Miss Killem, the local domestic
science teacher, who has been attend
ing influenza patients in the Archer
vicinity during the past few days, re
turned to the city Tuesday.
s s
Jack Leonard, a merchant from
Wolf Point, and the democratic can
didate kor county commissioner, was
a business visitor in the city the fare
part of this week.
** *
Erik Melgaard and Radolph Nelson,
farmers from the Raymond vicinity,
called at The Producers News ofte
Wednesday of this week, while they
were in town attending to tiose
matters.
Little Clinton Ford, w ying
in one of the local iumber yardse
ands brke his of
weqk. A doctorAv led
the little fellow was ad=
arm dressed and placed in a cast
* .* .
Lewis Rasmusen, Jo n
$*'huh gAelMA A.J
a Outlook farmers, were
A. eJ S
Leader, a farmer from the
Madoc vicunity, was a business visitor
in the city Wednesday.
Andrew Anderson, farmer and
member of the Outlook school boards
was a visitor in the city on Monday.
** .*
Mr. And Mrs. Wmi. Weiss, Outlook
farmers, came down to the county
seat on Monday to attend to busi
ness matters.
* S *
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F, Kazeck wilt
leave for the coast Friday morning,
where they will spend the yintel.
They are as yet undecided as to where
they will %eate.
John Aalbu, who resides north of
1 ayhnond on the Canadian side, vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Olson
at their farm- tiear Plentywood, the
fore part of this week,
*- -0
Harry D. Loucks, prominent farm
er and owner of the Review, the
weekly newspaper at Redstone, was
among the many business visitors in
the city last Thursday.
***\
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knudson and
childze4 of Antelope, were in the
city da Se visiting with their
daughter 3s. E. R. Munsen, who is
nursing'at the Leland Hotel.
* *S
Fred lbson, manager of the Plen
tywood Implement Co., and Peter
Marron, the sheep rancher, left last
Thursday via the Soo line *ith a
carload of livestock for Chicago.
* *
Henry Paulsene, well known Well!
ver farmer, reported for U. S. Army
examination here last Friday and vis
ited with his sister, Mrs. (. L Burns
and family, over Sunday.,
* * *
John Schmid and Jacob Meyer,
Westby farmers, were county seat
visitors Tuesday of this week. While
here, Messrs. Meyer and Schmid sub
scribed for The Producers News.
* .**
Ray White, the local G. N. depot
agent, who is enjoying a vacation, re
turned here from Wolf Point ot
Tuesday and left on Thursday morn
ing for Minnesota points to visit with
friends and relatives
Mrs. Jack Murray left last Sat
yudy' tra f i, from
w be eho e to go *u .; t$ the
Veen on rge
hashamp s. witlje entpispt a
cook for a short time.
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