The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-04-09

years, left Tuesday for Nymore,
MIMI, where they will visit for some
time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chalmer Barley. Mr.. Allen is think
ing of locating somewhere in Minne-
sofa.
The Ward-Water Company, the
closing Lyceum number was greeted
by a good house last Saturday night.
The entertainment as a whole was
considered good. It looks now us
though Froid would not have any
Lyceum newt season, no one feeling
antee in view of the fact that the
local committee were forced to dig
to quite an extent on the contract
just closed.
The w. G. Stephens family will
move into town and occupy the John
| w. Robinson residence recently va
Gated by Chas. Jackson and family.
C. C. Sullivan of the Peoples Cash
Store, returned last Saturday from a
ten days business and pleasure trip
to Gardner, WASH, and other western
points.
The D. E. Shower family, who have
been spending the winter in town,
moved back to the farm this week
with the exceptions Of Master Earl
who has been transferred to the
Geiser home in order to finish up the
rmaintler of tn school term.
Grant LeMoine has announced his
intentions of operating an auto stage
line between Froid and Culbetson,
service to begin pust as soon as the
roads are fit for auto travel. Mr.. Le-
Moline intends leaving Froid each
morning for Culbertson, returning to
Froid in time for dinner.
Rev. Charles l.. Nielsen, of McCabe,
was in Froid u short time Wednes-
day afternoon on his way to the home
of MIR. Tyler who resides near Home
stead where the Reverend gentleman's
Ford has ben in winter quarters since
the first snow storm last fall. If he
is able to get the little Lizzie" into
action he hopes to be able to drive
home in day or two.
S. J. Morrow was in from the Dane
Valley country Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Morrow had the misfortune to
lose his wife couple of months ago
with the influenza while visiting at
the home of her mother in Minneapo-
lis. Later he contracted the same
disease from which his recovery is
slow, leaving him in poor physical
condition.
Harry Lee, who left here last fall
and spent the winter at Rochester,
MIMI, is here this week visiting rela-
tives and old friends and attending
to business matters. Harry is look
ing fine and dandy and has nothing
to complain about excepting the very
unusual cold and stormy winter the
east has experienced. Working at
his trade Of brick laying he has been
pulling down twelve dollars per day
most Of tn time. Mrs. Lee has a po-
sition as sales lady in one of the big
department stores.
The w. F. Finley baby, recently
taken charge of by the county au-
thorities and placed in the home of
Mrs. Gus Olson of Culbertson for
treatment. died Sunday and the re-
mains laid to rest in the cemetery at
that place. Mrs. Finley went over
Monday to attend the funeral.
The second meeting of the Par
cnt-Tcacher's Association held last
Friday night was largely attended:
The program which was arranged
and taken part in by the lady teach
crs of the Froid school was well pre-
s"ntcd and greatly enjoyed by all.
Others who took part in the program
also came in for just amount Of
praise for the able manner in which
they filled their parts. After the
program the crowd adjourned to the
Electric Hall, where the refrcshmcnt
committee did the honors. Directly
after lunch Il business meeting was
held in which matters pertaining to
the welfare of our schools were dis
cuSsctl.