The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-20
COUNTY ROUNDUP
Interesting Items from Our
Exchanges and Staff Writers
FROID

c. C. Sullivan spent a few hours
yesterday at Homestead.
Arthur Ryder is helping out at the
Farmers Store during the illness of
Mr.. J. w. Wulf.
The farmers and a pickup team
Of town bowlels went to bat again
Tuesday night at the local alley. The
town team took the game by al
points.
Arthur Olson and Arthur Coats re-
turned the first of the week from Far
60, where they have been attending
the Agricultural College for the past
month or so.
DR.. Darland has purchased the soft
drink fountain formerly used by
Chas. Kingsbury and is having it in
stalled in the new drug store which
will be opened to the public March
LIST.
Mrs. Ed. Cheney, who was operated
on for appendicitis at Williston the
middle of January, has not been re-
covering as fast as expected and it is
likely to be week or two yet before
she is able to leave the hospital and
return home.
The supper served last Saturday
evening at the Electric Hall by the
ladies of the Congregational church
was well patronized, and was first
class in all respects. The sum of SIS
was realized. Their next supper will
he served the first Saturday in March.
F. S. Sleight returned Monday from
"a six weeks business trip and visit in
North Dakota, Minnesota and at his
old home in Michigan. Mr.. Sleights
reports that the eastern states are
long on cold weather, snow, flu and
the high cost of living.
J. C. Carr and family who came
here last fall from Plentywood, dis
posed of their personal effects at a
street auction last Saturday and left
Monday morning for points in Okla
homa, where he has several brothers
residing.
Mrs. Katie E. Keller returned yes
terday from years absence, during
which time she has been visiting rela-
tives in Pennsylvania and other east
ern states. She is now at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. w. c. Smith.
Mr.. c. TuniScn of this; place iccC.v-
ell word on Thursday of last week of
the sudden death of his brother, Bar
ton II. TuniSon, of PardeviIle, Wis.
Owing to Mr. Tunison's heath not be-
ing the best this winter and his late
ness in receiving the message he was
unable to be present ut the funeral.
The local order Of |. 0. 0. F. con-
ferrcd the thi;, degree on big bunch
Of candidates Thursday night, and
after the work wa, over all enjoyed a
big oyster supper m the lodge dining
room. Big Glasses Of candidates and
big feeds have !.ecn weekly doings
for some time with tho C>,1 Fellows.
S. Stewart Morrison, principal OF
the Froid schools. and wife left Wed.
nestlay morning for Wahpeton, N. D..
where Mrs. Morrison expects to spent
a few weeks with her parents who re-
side there. Mrs. Morrison's health
has been quite poorly this winter ant
it is thought th"t perhaps the change
would be beneficial. The professor i:
expected back Monday.
While there are no cases Of the fl
reported here there is, however, con
siderable sickness in the town ant
neighborhood. Mrs. J. 0. Dahl ant
Mrs. A. II. Butler have both been con
fined to bed with severe cold art
other complications but are some bet
ter at this writing. Mrs. S. B. Wal
lander is also reported on the sicl
list. J. w. Wulf, manager Of thu
Farmers Store, is also unable to at
tend to business.