The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-30
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting Items from Our
Exchanges and Staff Writers
FROID

FRoID
1t IS reported that a great MANY
horses throughout the country have
contracted distemper.
H. .. Peile, who has been appointed
census enumeration for Froid, it well
along in the work.
Ed Roda spent Tuesday afternoon
at Medicine Lake in the interest of his
ice business. = 10
Helen Peterson gave an afternoon
party to a few of her little friends
last Saturday afternoon.
j.. W. Anderson of the First State
Bank was at PlentyWood Tuesday on
business matters.
thomas Carter has been on the sick
list for the past week but is reported
some better at this writing.
Miss Sophia Anderson Of Culbertson
has been spending the week at the
home OF Mrs. Joe Arnsdorf.
County Superintendent Nina Nc
Farland held state eighth grade exam
lnation here yesterday and TODAY.
1t is reported that Mrs. R. %. Pr
YES, who is spending the winter with
a daughter at Bushnell, Ill, will soon
return to her home in Froid.
Carl knappen, of the Tribune, left
monday morning for few weeks Wis
It with friends and relatives in North
Dakota and Minnesota.
Mrs. A. r. Butler entertained the
lady members Of the school faculty,
Miss Lucille Hetrick and Mrs. j. S.
'Geiser, last Saturday afternoon.
AS a result of the sudden change
IN weather conditions the local coal
mines are making up for the loss of
business during the recent warm
spell.
A gathering Of young people held
a social hop at the Electric Hall
Monday night. About twenty were
present and a good time is reported.
Mrs. Ed. Roda returned this week
from Dagmar where she was the
guest Of Mrs. J. C. Mortensen (nee
Myrtle Hughart) for several days.
A cold wave OF 20 below struck us
last Saturday and has continued to
hover around that point ever since,
and was accompanied by the heaviest
snow fall of the season but as only q
slight wind came with the snow there
was no suffering caused to range
stock.
Mr.. and Ms. Riley Tunison are the
proud parents Of a baby daughter
born Monday afternoon. Mother and
daughter doing fine.
Mrs. Otto Lien returned Monday
from Minneapolis, where she went to
consult a physician in regards to her
health which has been poorly for some
time past.
J. w. Wulf, manager of the Froid
Cooperative Mercantile Association,
left last Saturday for Great Falls,
Mont, where he will visit a few days
with his better half and attend the
poultry show in which he has several
pens of prize winning chickens en-
tered, after which he will attend the
Retail Dealers Convention at Lewis
town, Mont.
Arthur Ryder is helping out this
week at the Farmers Store.
A baby boy was born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clenard Holly, at the
Dahl hospital.
Messrs. Arthur Jackson, Knute Fat
land and Willie Mortensen Of Froid,
and the Misses Irene Thompson and
Helen Bates of Medicine Lake, were
visitors at the L. C.. Mortensen home
south of town last Saturday.
Albert Zela of the City Meat Mar
ket left Thursday with q car Of hogs
and cattle for the Chicago market.
He will spend some time in Chicago
with friends, and enjoy q spell Of city
life. The local shop will be in charge
of Max Zelt during his fathers alb
Sence.
Grant LeMoine left Wednesday
morning for Minot to attend gather
ing Of the retail auto and tractor deal
er to be held in that city on January
1924, under the auspices Of the Mi
not Motor Sales Co., who are enter
tanning all their agent and dealers
with big program and banquet.