The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01
FROID

A. A. Major and family Of Plenty
wood visited at the J. 0. Dahl home
this week.
Fraed Purves, who has spent the
summer in the State of Washington,
is here this week for visit with his
mother, Il. f. Puves.
T. l.. Purves of Wilson is SPEND
ing few days here this week look
ing after the interest of his farming
operations on the Reservation.
Ms. J..O. Dahl and other members
Of the family, Mrs. l.. A. Brown and
Melvin Rhoda spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at Williston doing some
shopping.
Ed. Torkelosn returned the latter
part of last week from Hampden, N.
D., where he was called to attend the
funeral of his brother-in-law, Mr.. J.
w. Bordsen.
Logan Walker left yesterday for
St. Louis, Mo-, with two car loads Of
horses. We understand one car be-
longed to Pat Mclaughlin and the
other to Mr.. Walker
r: G. Mahugh and family, of
Nashua, Mont, who have been visit
ing the Shower, Shoemaker and o.
c. Mahugh families over Sunday, left
AuCSuSty IOI OCItIUlSt1 M D.S " SpCIIU
a week or so with his parents.
Rev. G. M. Krach and family are
spending this week at Vida, River
side, Nina, and other stations west on
the main line, where Pastor Krach il
conducting services.
Herbert Hardie cleaned up his per-
sonay property ut auction at the Dell
jackson farm Wednesday afternoon,
and within short time will leave for
Gardner, Wash.
Henry Svendsen has taken over the
soft drink business recently pur-
chased from J. c. Stuller As soon
as Mr.. Stuller winds up his business
affairs himsef and wife will leave fer
other parts Of the state.
local agent for the Westland Oil Co.,
pany's affairs here from now on. His
office is located in the building one
door west of the Froid Auto & OIL |
Co.
A number Of the Froid High School
and some of the grade pupils formed
party and gave Mrs. E. A. Early a
pleasant surprise at her home Tues
day afternoon, remaining until early
evening during which time dainty re-
freshments were served by the self
invitd guests. All those present are
old aoquaintances of Mrs. Early's
who took this way of paying her
farewell visit before :ae leaves for
her new home farther west.
Irene and Leonard Nangen, who
have spent the summer here with
their aunt, Mrs. J. o. Dahl. left to-
day for their home at Neville, N. d.
They were accompanied by Melvin
Hhcda, who expects to obtain employ
ment at that place.
Special Agent Clausen of the U. S.
Department of Commerce and Labor,
was here yesterday on business con-
nected with Federal Income Tax in
which some slight errors were made
by some who sent in. such reports.
In spite of the heavy rain of We'd
nesday night and most of Thursday
forenoon the Emil Hansen auction
sale came off as advertised. The rain
prevented threshing and the ground
was too wet for blowing, so every
body went to the auction. Mr.. Han
sen appeas well satisfied with the re-
suits of the sale.
The heavy rain of Wednesday night
and Thursday has put a damper on
threshing for a few days but has put
the ground in the finest possible
sharep for fall blowing. Farmers are
feeling good over The splendid rains,
and are putting forth every effort to
wind up their blowing before the cold
weather sets in. While the farmers
are anxious to continue threshing,
they are also glad of the rain and are
not remaining idle on this account.
WESLEY
Ole Grytness and H. r. Olson of
Allkabo were in the city Wednesday