The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-29
FROID

FROID
Attorney Brown was a caller at
Wednesday on business
The J. T. Loucks family left Sum
day by auto for a ten days through
the western part of the state and
will probably visit the State Park be-
fore returning.
Fred Garneau of Plentywood spent
Thursday here looking over the plans
and specifications of the heating and
plumbing to be installed in the new
school building, and expects to SUBJ
NIT bid for the work.
George Waters and County Com
missioner Anderson returned the first
of the week from a fishing trip down
the Missouri near Trenton, where they
report landing sturgeon that tap
ped the scales at As pounds. Aside
from the big catch they brought back
about forty pounds of carp.
A deal was contaminated this week
in which Col. Dodd disposed of his
half section farm one mile south
! west of Froid to J. II. Huff. Mr..
Dodd intends to remain here over
winter, at least, to look after about
i twenty head of horses taken in on the
deal.
Notice has been issued for bids tor
, daily bringing in and taking home
from Froid the children who wish to
: attend school here this winter IRON
= the territory west of Froid. Plans Of
the route can be seen and all infor
Y nation obtained by calling on W. u
5 Reiter, clerk of said board.
), Mrs. T. B. Tasa returned yesterda.
morning from an extended visit will
4 relatives at Hatton and Harvey, n
n D.
Mrs. Ed. Torkelson entertained tn
i Congregational Ladies Aid at tn
church parsonage Wednesday after
re noon and served an appetizing lunc
" from which the sum of $17.70 wa
realized.
l.. Mr.. J. G. Brandt and family VIII
B. have been here on visit at the nom
of of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Lohn r.
m turned to their home at Vlrglnl
Minnesota, this morning. Mrs. Bran'
Elk is a sister of Mrs. Lohn's.
IT. E. J. Sand and wife who have mae
or Froid their home during the pa
nd summer months left today for Rugb
re. N. D.. where Mr.. Sands intends e
IS eaging in farming next season.
NE Mrs. R. E. Purves has leased n
rts residence property to Prof Morris
ter OF Breckenridge, Mimi, who IS e
ks pected to arrive here in a short til
to take up his duties in the Fro
Oh, schools the coming term. Mrs. n
on YES expects to leave soon to spe
lso the winter months with either
.ou daughter in Wisconsin or with
me son Ds A. .Purves at Whitefish, MI
tana.
B. A. Triesch, who purchased
Eli Watts farm year or so ago
ved since that time has made MS no
,,un here. has decided to quit farming
,led return to his former home in
this state of Washington.
The Holy Nazareans are hold
axe nightly open ait meetings on
mt streets of Froid, and have been DIR
ing quite a crowd of interested 81
ring tators.
r4od Mrs. Ed. Torkelson and child
y returned last Saturday from a we
bter visit with her brother and family
,nts Fairview, Montana. The return
was made by auto. Mr.. G. W. u
son and wife accompanied them home
itish an over Sunday visit.
Mrs. Nina McFarfane, county
.nent erintendent of schools, was q
ends from Mondak Tuesday on busl
matters.
wore A fishing party consisting OF /.
and stuller, J. w. Anderson, L. b.
Har- Jack Kingsbury and c. J. W
Alice ispent yesterday down at trenton
uii,+or t1,rning in the evening with
catch of the buffalo and sturgeon