The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-02-24
FROID

The masquerade ball held last Sat
urday night was not quite the sue
cess in the way of big attendance
as such events usually are when held
here in Froid, but this was due large
ly to the inclemency of the weather.
Miss Gebhardt was awarded the prize
for the best representation or make
up, she being attired in an old-fasn-
Toned black dress, and acted the role
of an "old maid to the letter In
the gents list the prize went 70 A. w.
Nvquist as the best clown makeup
The Plentywood Trio furnished spien-
did music for the occasion.
President Rev. A. NJ. .Skindlov Of
the Rocky Mountain District, preach
ed in the Norwegian Lutheran church
in; Froid, Sunday, Feb. 10Th, at IL
o'clock in the forenoon, at the church
east Of Homestead at O'Clock in the
afternoon. and at Homestead at T:30
in the evening"
The local spelling contest held at
the Bon-Ton Wednesday night drew a
fair-sized audience Nineteen pupils
took part in the contest, josephine KY
der winning the gold prize. Joseph
inc and Adeline Ryder, and Gorilla
Nees will represent the Froid schools
at the county contest TO be held, at
Bainville on the 3rd of March 10
sephine Ryder, the local winner, is an
eighth grade pupil, and Gorilla Nees
is pupil of the sixth grade. amt only
ten years Of age.
Mrs. C. C. Scott has been IN the
sick list this week.
S. S. Moen Of Culbertson was here
Tuesday.
Louise, the five year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. Walker, is i'll
with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. McCabe re-
turned Tuesday from .Greenville, Ohio
where they were called some two
| months ago on account of the illness
| of Mr.. MeCabe's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brudie spent
Monday and part of Tuesday a. SEQ
fbey where Mr. Brudie was called or
business. Monday evening they at
! tended the Elk's ball held in that city
| The residence of Mrs. Grant LIE
| Moline suffered a small fire loss Mon
day morning from a blaze that start,
ed around the chimney, and had Il
not been discovered III the rick OF
time it is likely that results woulo
have been serious.
The Congregational Ladies, Alf
were entertained on Wednes lay b!
Mesdames Brown and Hetrick at tht
home of Mrs. Brown.
D. o. Walker spent Friday evening
at Bainville on business.
Mr.. B. Nottingham of ArpI1t, WIS.
| is here this week visiting at the hone
of Mrs. r. E. PurveS,. and with hi
better half who has been here for tn
/ Dast several weeks on account OF tn
illness of her mother, Mrs. K. +. Pur
yes.
Messrs. w. w. Janke, Georg
Kleutch, L. A. Brown and {. l
Knappen attended a meeting OF tn
Ex-service men of Northeastein Mon
tana held at Culbertson last nignt-
| The refreshment committee OF tn
Rebekah lodge consisting Ct Mrs
Wilfred johnson, Mrs Ira 'FripIett
| Mrs. Harry. Roy, Miss Jusepl1ln
Winch. Ed. Roda and c. [. knappe
| did themselves proud in preparing an
serving a most excellent luncheo
after the business session Of the On
der Tuesday evening. Next meetln
degree work viii be put on and a
members who possibly can attend az
reouested to do so. Other very IN
porGant business among which IS tn
holding of the district meeting hef
in June will be acted upon. Inc ne
bekahs will serve supper for me i. I
O. F. dance Feb. 24th-