The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-30
COUNTY ROUNDUP
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FROID

rvDects to be in Froid couple of
DAYS each month and have working
charters in the Swanson building.
His exact dates will be announced
later.
Lawyer Brown is at PlentywooG
today on business before the District
Court.
Miss Thelma Mcclure of Bainville,
is assisting at the depot this week
during Mr.. Rogney's week off at the
Iarm where he is experimenting
seeding operations.
The Froid Hardware & Implement
Co. has just recently secured the
agency for the Ford car and will soon
rave in number of the popular lit
tie jitncys.
4 number of Froid ladies gave
Mrs. Frank Beauchamp a pleasant
surprise Wednesday night, the occa-
sion being the anniversary of her
birthday. Refreshments were served
and pleasant evening enjoyed by
all. Mrs. Beauchamp was the reci-
rient of a set of dishes as a remena-
brance from her friends
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Triesch, living
in the country, are the parents of 4
Faby girl born May seventeenth.
Joe Cutter and family of gilbert
son were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Olson, Tuesday after
noon.
DR.. F. L. Darland accompanied by
NJ B. Hogan left yesterday for
two weeks trip by auto for Billings,
4 Harlowton and other Montana points
Il Mrs. Ed. Rhoda and Myrtle Hugh
art returned last Friday from ST.
Joseph, Mo-, where the latter has
been spending the past several
q months.
q Peter Enger, who has been laid up
q for the past several weeks with a
8 bad case of rheumatism, is reported
q somewhat better although he is yet
81 in a critical condition.
If Scobey, Plentywood, Poplar and
81 Wolf Point can have a ball team,
what's the matter with Froid having
one? Come on, boys, what do you
81 say.
There was a good attendance at
Il the Congregational Ladies Aid held
IN at the home of Mrs. John Hermanson
n Wednesday afternoon, many from
IL town and the country driving out and
Isl taking lunch which was served dur
lE ing the afternoon.
Postmistress Donaldson is unable
81 to attend to her duties at the post
"a office this week on account of sick
II ness. Assistant Postmaster Paul
81 Donaldson is attending to matters at
81 the local office during his mother
81 illness.
MI Owing to a visit from the State
# High School Inspector, the F'rold
# school has been re-opened for two
. week period in order to complete the
81 regular school work, otherwise the
s state aid of about $4,000 would not
So be forthcoming.
Miss Violet Schmid of Westby is
spending a week or two with her Sis
81 ter, Mrs. NJ. B. Hogan.
s. The bake sale held last Saturday
& afternoon by the ladies of the Nor
"a wegian church, Melted $4,000
ID Attorney Paul Rabcock of Plenty
& wood attended to professional bust
ness here Wednesday.
N Ed. Torkelson autoed to Nashua
# Montana the first of the week, being
81 called there on business matters.
2 The Mesdames .Reauchamps enter
q tanned the Catholic Ladies Aid and
IS served an excellent lunch Tuesday
Isl afternoon. About $14 was derived
81 from the sale of refreshments.
# Harry Sparkling and assistant un-
@ dertaker Patterson were here Tues
# day afternoon from Medicine Lake
boi, 10 ho
IS mains of Mrs. Renault for shipment
as to Thorn, n d.
Work has commenced on j. T.
Stempke's new residence in east
Froid Mr.. Stempke plans to have
# everything IN readiness within a
couple of months and will move his
family into town sometime during
the early fall
]. W. Wulf, manager of the Farm
ers' Store, is expected back today
from a business trip to Fargo, N. D.
John Feely treated Ed. Miller, G.
81 7. knappen and Sam Wallander to a
JOY ride to Mondak and Bufort last
Sunday.
Chas. Glaze of Medicine Lake, who
was farming at that place.
has sold his farm and moved to
kaIispeIl, Montana.
Mrs. Frank Nottingham Of Parde.
vile, Wis, arrived here the first OF
the week and will accompany MI
and Mrs D. A. Puryes on their auto
trip through the Glacier Park and
other points of interest in that Sec
ton Of the state.
National Baniz Examiner B. K
Patterton spent Monday in town
Checking over matter at the First
National.
Many from Froid attended the bag
dance at Culbertson last Saturday
night and report a splendid time and
courteous treatment at the hands oil
people of that progressive city.
K P. Peterson of McCabe has Just
completed a modern new garage al
Z that place, and aside from installing
one of the best equipments In the
county he has decided to put in q
medium sized electric plant so as tc
furnish power and light for the
town.