The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10
HOMESTEAD

F. A. Mills made business trip to
Glendive Saturday.
John Phelps spent Sunday at Cul-
bertson.
Hans Skillingberg will soon start
to build a modern barn on his farm
east Of town.
H. N. Stuverude transacted bust
ness at Medicine Lake Monday morn
ing.
Several families have recently NOV
ed into town so their children can at
tend school.
Miss Doris Young who is teaching
east Of town, spent Sunday in Home
stead.
H N. Stuverud, cashier of the
Homestead State Bonk, made a trip
to Seips, Mont, last week.
John Roy, the genial proprietor Of
the Roy Hotel, transacted business at
Froid Friday last.
C. T. Moore, who lives west of
town, recently finished threshing his
wheat which went IL bushels to the
acre.
A party was given on Friday of
last week in honor of Frank Meid-
linger family who left on Saturday
morning for Ohio
The Commercial Club has taken up
the matter of having a mile of road
north of town, designated as public
highway, which will assure it of road
work being done that is badly needed.
FROID
Prof. Mills of the Homestead pub
lie schools, was here Wednesday on
business.
Les. Stephens is the new rural car
rier on Route 3, taking. the place of
Pearl Schweinhatt, who signed to
attend school.
position Of assistant principal in the
Froid school and entered upon his
duties the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Midthume are
rejoicing over the arrival of new
baby girl which the stork left at their
country home on Monday morning of
this week.
Ernest Hitter who has lived in the
McCabe country for the past year or
so has sold his farm and will move to
Portland, Oregon, where he has pur-
chased more farm lands and will try
his luck at the game of tilling the
soil.
J. r. Loucks and John Lee left
Wednesday by way of Culbertson for
Essex, Mont, in which vicinity they
will spend a couple of weeks hunting
elk and bear. They took along Il
complete camping equipment and in
tend to live in the open during their
expected stay in the hills and noun
tains.
Jerry Stanek, the Homestead meat
dealer, expects to leave soon for Los
Angeles, CAL, to spend the winter
with his family who have made their
home there for the past year or so.
Mr.. Stanek owns a cozy home at that
i'll health will make his permanent
home there, Mr.. Stanek only spend
ing the winter month with the fami-
ly.
VIM. Finley and wife autoed down
to Mondak Thursday on business with
Mrs. Nina McFarlane, county super
jntendent of schools.
Rev. and Mrs. Haley of Bowdoin,
Mont, arrived here last Saturday to
make Froid their future home and to
take up the Congregational church
work here and at Bainville and Medi-
cine Lake. Mrs. Haley is also an or
dained minister and will assist her
husband in the work at all three
places.
G. H. Cosper, proprietor of the
Homestead dray line, was business
visitor in Froid Wednesday.
Born: Tuesday, Sept Both, to Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. McDevitt, of Brock
ton, baby boy, at the Dahl hospital
Mrs. o. H. Hagen and children OF
Culbertson are here this week for q
visit at the home of Mrs. J. .. Dahl
The steam heating plant for the
Froid school arrived this week and is
now on the grounds ready to be in.
stalled. The new plant will be a bic