The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-12
FROID

Ed. Olson was a WillistOn visitor
the first of the week.
Mrs. Glenn Ntzhugh,, of Nashua,
Montana, is here to spend Il few
weeks with Mrs. d. Il. Shower Of
whom she is q reative.
Work on the organization of Re-
bekah lodge has been started here and
if enough members can be secured
the lodge will be instituted in the
near future.
P. E. Grams of Homestead has
leased the meat market at that place
for a year. Mr.. Jerry Stanck, the
owner, will remain in California this
coming summer.
H. II. Stempke has about closed a
deal in which he leases his farm to
J. C. Ryder for term of years. Mr..
Stempl,e will have charge of Rural
Route No. 3, and reside in town.
Mrs. George Shave and Mrs. JAS
per Egelson, accompanied by their
father, all of Parleville, Wis.,, ar
rived here the first of the week to
attend the funeral of their sister and
daughtr, Mrs. Amos Tunison.
S. J. Dorothy spent the first of the
week at Homestead and Medicine
Lake, where he was granted a hear
ing by the Public Service Commission
on an application to change the cleo
trio rates at those two towns.
County Superintendent Mrs. Nina
Mcfarland and Mrs. Dahl, the coun-
ty nurse, were here this week, the
latter, assisted by DR.. Geiser, dentist,
and DR.. Darland, NJ. D., made an ex-
animation as to the health and con-
dition Of the pupils of the school.
Chris. and Bernhard Jacobsen,
George Richwine, r. l.. Cookston and
E. E. Wheeler took in the pure bred
stock sale held under the auspices of
of the Yellowstone Breeders Associ-
alton held at Williston the first Of the
week, and also paid visit to the
automobile show at the same time.
Mrs. Andrew Schnitzler arrived
here Tuesday from Cummings, N. D.,
where she has been spending the win
ter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Anderson, at one time residents
of this community. We understand
Mrs. Schnitzler will be employed at
the Froid Bakery.
The Froid Auto & Oil Co. have
leased their local oil station to the
Westland Oil Co., of Scobey, and will
act as their agents here this season
Friends of J. w. Wulf are glad to
see him back on the job at the Farm.
ers Store, after three weeks of sick.
ness.
Mrs. Ed. Cheney spent few days
of this week at Williston, consulting
her physician relative to her recent
operation.
J. w. Schnitzler is expected bach
soon from Los Angeles, CAL, where
himself and family are spending thu
winter.
Mrs. H. T. Stempke was taken sud
denly i'll Wednesday night, but W.
are glad to report that she is consid
cradle better at this writing.
Clenard Holly left Wednesda,
morning for Rochester, Mimi, to con
suit the Mayo doctors regarding hi!
health which has not been the Les
for the past few years.
Chas. Jackson returned the lattel
part of last week from an EXTENDED
trip in Washington. We understan,
that Mr.. Jackson has purchased :
house and small tract Of land nea
Seattle and will move there within
raising of fruit.
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Base family gave them a pleasant
last Sunday afternoon and evening
Those present were: G. w. Reiter ;no
family, Frank Base and family, Frank
eldmler and family, August Roda ant
wife and Miss Marie Jensen. 4 very
pleasant time is reported.
F. S. Sleight spent Monday anc
Tuesday at Scobey attending gath.
ering Of the dealers and agents OF