The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-06
COUNTY ROUNDUP
lE,eoreokimR leoms from Our
EXCHANGES and Seaff Writers
FRQlD

Mrs. John Mortenson Of Dagmar
visited with friends here this week.
Mrs. C. c. Hoyt, of st. Paul, an
aunt of F. S. Sleight, is here this
week for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Arne Weberg and son return
ed Saturday from q months visit
with relatives at Park River, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitkin and son
of Sawyer, N. D.. who were guests
at the Darland home last week, left
the first of the week for home.
Mrs. Mary Stuller and son Tom who
have been spending the summer at
Whitefsh, Mont, are in Froid to
spend the remainer Of the season.
Mrs Chas. Winter and son Lyle are
spending the week end with relatives
at Medicine Lake.
Mrs. J. K. Swails and family are
spending the week with friends at
Homestead.
D. A. jackson of Portland, Mich,
is spending few weeks here looking
after his farming interests south of
town.
Rev. G. NJ. krach conducted services
last Sunday at the Quitmeyer school
house, Is miles east Of Medicine Lake.
He was accompanied by Mrs. krach.
DR.. J. S. Geiser and son Edmund
epect to leave about Monday for
North River, Va, where Mrs. Gels
er and two children are visiting. The
DR.. and family expect to be back in
Froid during the early part of Sep
tembcr.
Mrs. E. H. Ref, of Bagley, MIMI.
arrived here Tuesday on her return
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and other sections of the state where
she has ben visiting relatives: Mrs.
Ref is an old time friend of the But
while in Froid.
Grant LcMoine. who has been op-
Grating an auto bus between Froid
and Culbertson during the past two
months. has decided to quit making
regular trips on account of the time
in the train schedule. However, he
will conduct livery business and will
he ready at all times to make such
trips rs may come his way.
Mrs. J. w. Anderson and family
returned Wednesday morning from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends at Storden, Minnesota.
Rev. A. w. Ramstad and family of
Seattle, WASH, visited ut the home of
Rev Haagenson over Sunday. They
were on their way home from Kenyon
and other Minnesota points where
they spent their vacation.
Miss Reva Wheeler, who has been
spending the past few weeks with W.
F. Logsdan and family at Stone Hill,
Lincoln County, Montana, returned
home Tuesday. She reports very
pleasant trip.
Rains are reported all around US
during the past week but So FAR the
Froid community has been passed Up.
Things are getting a little dry IN
some sections and a good rain would
help things out in fine shape Just now.
The crops in what is called the Enter
prise country are reports to be excep-
tionally fine, rye and some wheat is
being cut and promises a good yienl.
Corn is doing fine rs is potatoes and
garden truck. Within Il very short
time harvest will be general all ever
the country.
Mrs. Ed. Cheney received the sad
news Monday morning announcing
the accidental death Of her brother,
Jay Foster of Clear Lake. Iowa. Mrs.
Cheney left the lame evening t" at
tend the funeral. Mr.. Foster was
quite well krown here. having spent
several months mere ah"ut Il year
and half ago. Just how he ,cct biz;
death is not known at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. leon: re J"aS. .laugn-
ter Geneva AMI sim Horace. of CHIP
pewa Tails. Wis, arrived here We'd
nesday IN their El's'n Six for Il visit
at tn: home If Mr.. I'M: Mrs.. A. x
Butler. The 80 fa'n,,> 49, mailing
an extensive trip, having visited 1T
Bismarck, N. D., and other points in
the flickert1': stare, AMI attic, spend
ing some time here, will take in the
sights at the Yellowstone Park and
thence home. Mrs. Joas is a sister of
Mrs. Butler.
Miss Sarah Price, accompanied by
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Earl French,