The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-01-10
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hospital this week.
Miss Laura Loucks entertained
number of her young friends last Fri
day night in honor of her 18th birth
day. Music and games were the ev-
ening's amusement. Dainty refresh
ments were served and a most enjoy
able time had by all present.
On account of the extreme cold
weather and sickness and death in our
midst the Lyceum number of Tuesday
night was attended by a very smail
crowd. The next number will appear
here in February and it is to be hoped
that conditions will be more favorable
at that time.
Mrs. J. S. Nyquist left Thursday
morning for Minneapolis to spend the
balance of the winter months with
her parents while her husband, }. <.
NyQuist, is occupying his seat in the
legislature at Helena as Representa-
tive from Sheridan county.
Arthur Ryder has been laid up With
q bad case of rheumatism.
Miss Sarah Price is absent fron.
her place at the local telephone ex-
change on account of the flu.
Mrs. Arthur Ryder returned home
last week from Estervan, Can, Where
she spent a few weeks with relatives.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant LeMoine are to leave soon for
a trip to California to spend the bal
ance of the winter.
Jack Hurry left Thursday for ELS
worth, Wis, in response to message
announcing the serious illness OF his
father.
Mrs. L. Skallerud of Plentywood
is filling Miss Sarah Prices position
at the local telephone exchange dur
ing the latter's sickness.
Mrs. H. H. Waldron returned home
"Wednesday from Rochester, Mimi,
where she has gone to consult the
Mayos il regard to her health.
Lawrence Heibel of Leola, S. d., i:
here tbs week fixing up some bust
ness matters in connection with HI:
partnership afsairs in the saloon bust
ness with Jack Dwyer.
Laura ard Kathleen Loucks, wiit
spent the holidays here with thei
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. J. t. LouckS
returned to VALLEY City, N. D., Thurs
dav to resume their school work q
the State Normal.
c. H. Dodd and family have move
into town for the winter months
that their children can attend schoo
the distance from their country hon'
being too far to attempt attendln
school during the winter months.
The Martin Kolkgen family VIII
live one mile west of Froid, have bee
having a hard seige of the flu. Up
3 few days ago the entire family We
confined to bed but at this writing "
are glad to feport that all are on ii
road to recovery.
The Froid schools are open aga
after one weeks holiday vacation az
those of the faculty who spent Chris
mas out of town were back prompt
on time. The vacation period was c
short this season in order to make
part of the time lost while the schoc
were closed during the influenza e!
demic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Beauchamp a
w. B. Young left Wednesday MOI
ing for months or six weeks Il
through Washington and Idaho. Th'
first stop will be made at Spoka
where a visit will be made with M
Youngs relatives after which VI
will be made to the army tram
quarters at Camp Lewis. From Cal
Lewis the party will Make trip Il
Idaho to look over the country q
take in whatever sights come tn
Way
Mrs. Eli Watts and family left t
week for Wolf Point to make tn
future home, Mr.. Watts being
Moved with the Great North
bridge crew. The Watts family
old timers here having lived for
number Of years on their homeste
southwest of Froid, moving into t.
a year or so ago.