The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-09
COUNTY ROUNDUP
interesting Items from Our
EXCHANGES and Staff Writer'S
FROlD

Attorney Brown was at PlentyWOOu
Monday on professional business.
Auctioneer Keltner, Of WilIiston,
was an over Sunday visitor in the
east community.
Mrs. Ole Rude entertained a few
Froid ladies at afternoon lunch one
day last week.
II. H. WaIdron returned Tuesday
from a several weeks business trip
through the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Olson left Monday
by auto for months visit with Mr..
Olson's parents at Alexandria, MINI.
J. K Swals left the first Of the
week for Portland to look over the
country and visit with his brother FOR
4 while.
Joe Hooking of the Glasgow C>>~ier
was chatting with old friends here
Monday night. He was en- route to
Plcntywood.
e. &. Scott and wife and the John
lIcrmanson family spent last Sunday
at Bonctrail, N. D., with Ralph La
Mar and family.
Ed. Rhoda left today for Rochester,
MINI, where his wife and daughters
have been for the past two weeks, the
latter taking treatment from the
Mayo's.
The work Of grave!ing the south
road out from Froid is in full swing
and much Of the job has been COM
pleted. The fixing Of this particular
piece Of road will fill long felt want.
Rev II. +. Haugenson returned
home the latter part of last week
from a very pleasant visit with reIa-
tj>es and friends at Mcintosh and 9TH
or Minnesota points. Mrs. HaagcnsOn
will NOT return until later.
Cecil Workman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Workman, entertained the
following guests at a Wcincr roast last
Sunday: Lucille and Amanda PurveS,
Ecrnicc Balm, Iris and Evelyn Hartlje,
Dial" Arbucklc, George Tipp, Edward
Waters and Earl Balm.
The J. o. Dahl and Ryan families
enjoyed a days outing ut the Mis-
so,,ri last Sunday.
Miss Esther Coats returned Tues
day from a months visit with rela-
tiyc~ and friend, in Minnesota and
South Dakota.
j. ". SchnitzIcr, j. f. Peterson
aud John Feeey were at Monhak
Monday. on business before the coun-
ty board
Jack Hurry is greatly improving the
appearance Of hi, town residence by
applying a couple Of coats Of paint.
Mrs. Grant lie Moinc went to Will
Iisinn Wednesday to visit her hus-
bard who j. under the doctors care
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Nov Of Balm
vile were Froid visitors on Sunday
lat. and also attended the series Of
revival meetings held in the Grand
viw church.
Mrs. J. Fl. Miller Of Mormon, n. D.,
returned home yesterday after a
pleasant visit at the hOrnc Of her
brother, S. B. Wal!endcr anil family.
The annual meeting Of the Froid
Farmers Elevator Co. will he held
Saturday, July 10th, a, 2 p. m. at tho
Bon Ton Theatre. There will be con-
siderable important business to trans
act at this meeting, and a good at
tendance is requested.
Fred Bettschen and son George
we're in Froih Tuesday from the claim
in the Medicine Lake country where
the family is spending the summer.
Master George remained over for a
few days visit with the Ramps boys.
daughter Helen. and Mis- VcIma
Bottineau, n D., who arrived here
Tuesday and Miss Lucille Hctrick left
Wednesday by auto for the Yellow
stone Park.
N. c. Abbott, superintendent Of the
city schools at Havrc, was here Sat
utday in the interest OF The North
western Schoo! Supply Co. From
here he went to NcCabe, where he
spent a few days with his father,
and sister. Mrs. Sather.
Members of the birthday club and
4 few others gave Mrs. August Kno'Ia
an afternoon party on Monday Of
last week and presented her with I.
handsome gift and token Of remem-
brance OF her birthday anniversary.
Lunch was served and pleasant time
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Purves, son
Deane and Miss Madelon Andrews OF
NilsistOn were Sunday night visitors
at the home Of Mrs. X. f.. Purvc+.
The party intended arriving earlier in
the day but on account of meeting
with considerable car trouble on the
trip they failed to reach here until
about midnight. They returned to
Williston the following morning by
train.