The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-04-18


er was successfully operated on for
appendicitis. Mrs. EarlyIi recover
ing nicely from the effects of the op-
Grafton and it is expected that she
will soon enjoy her former good
health.
Simon Madsen, Jens Larson and
Jens Jensen, all hustling farmers
from the McCabe country spent Sat
urday in Froid. All are getting
things in readiness to start big farm
ing operations just as soon as the
weather settles down to real bust
ness. The McCabe country, ike the
est of our farmers, is going into
the farming game heavier than ever
this season and are looking forward
to regular 1912 bumper in quality
and quantity with 1919 price at the
tail end
Mrs. I'll. O. Peile and children
spent Sunday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Roy of Homestead.
Mrs 7. B. Tasa and Mrs. Peter
sEnger entertained last Sunday af-
/ ternoon at luncheon the Froid school
/ faculty and Mrs. C. w. Duerig in
honor of the latter's 25th birthday
anniversary, at the hotel parlors.
! Mrs. Duerig was presented with a
gift of silver spoons from those
| present.
The annual school election was
pulled off last Saturday with only
one candidate on the ticket for trus-
tee, C. c. Scott, being elected to take
the place of H. II. Waldron who re.
i signed some few months ago.
Rev. Paul Leuders who had charge
Of the German Lutheran church here
i for the past two years, left last Fri
day for Edgely, N. d., where he &C.
Ecepted call.
T. L. Purves, who has been spend
, ing the winter at Wiliston, N. d.
arrived in Froid Monday noon bring
!. ing with him his carpenter tool.
ready for several building contract.
that he expects to land this spring.
/ j. w. Sehitzler spent the first O.
the week at Williston.
: J. S. Olness, of Homestead, was T;
) business visitor in Froid yesterday
Mr.. Olness is engaged In the lunnbe
r business at that place and will ais
handle line of farm implements TO
the Froid Hardware & Imp. Co., VIII
j carry. a stock at that point.
: Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Stavrum writ
Froid friends that they are the prou
r parents of baby girl, Marjory En-
t ma, born April 4th. The Stavur
n family are located at La Crosse
S Wis. .
t Mrs. N. G.. Abbott of McCabe VIII
died last week, was LAID at rest j
: her old home neighborhood at Deer
|, ing, N. D., on Tuesday, April 8tl
S Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson, accom-
i panied the remains to Deering an
a returned to McCabe on Thursday.
Mr.. D. Stutsman returned Monda
s from Sebring, Fla, where he ha
It been spending the winter with hi
x wife, who has made that place ne
e winter home for the past few year
= Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Swank and som
I. of their children are also enjoyin
life at Sebring and do not expect
7, return home until along about Jur
r. or the first of July.
= Henry Horstman of Homestea
:; celebrated his Goth birthday annive
ID sary April 4th. He was the recipiel
,e of many gifts from Canada and fro
n. MIR. and Mrs. Lige Crawford ar
ct Mrs. C. J. Atkinson of Scobey. Mar
S letters and personal congratulatiol
in were also received, wishing M
r Horstman many happy returns of tt
m day.
10 "A very pleasant time was had
10 the Electric Hall Saturday mig
when Mr. and Mrs. t. B. Tasa e
tertained nine tables at progressi'
whist. Honors for first prizes we
l. to Mrs. r. l.. Hetrick and M. B. II
Id gan; the "booby" prizes were awar
ed to Mr.. ]. o. Dahl and Miss Jos
nd Churchill. The head prizes wei
he nifty and the envy of those w
r. "eame so near and yet so far"
elegant luncheon was served at t
re usual hour to which ali did "their bi
i'll in a satisfied manner.
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