The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-08-16
OUTLOOK

Inv rovas arrived here last week.
snip ,I;ss Margaret Roach, postmis-
~ IS away spending vacation.
1Iss'' A, G. LELAND is filling her posi-
+ +l in an able manner
'lO Uhas +, Nau returned from Fra
Iast Wednesday where he was
1Ist;ng after his bonanza farm in
loOn ts He was accompanied by his
S0n N NJ Johnson, of Plentywood, &C
named n.y. by Archie Martinson,
Y 0,,.n5erlv of Outlook, now located at
l D.I+bwoOd, N. D., were Outlook Wis
itors this week.
l'o Mrs l. D. Clark and children, of
4 rs~r,ov. n. D., arrived here last We'd
na "5ov and are visiting with Mr.. and
n Trs RUBBER. Mrs. Clark is a
sister to Mrs. RUBBER.
'' Mr. and Mrs. Nat McLain are the
u-ond parents of little girl, born
pbont ten days ago at Plentywood,
.horo Mrs. McLain has been stop
nng with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Fitzgerald
NJ and Mrs. Joe Kostzey and
C,os Lundeen, motored to Opheim
Iost Saturday and remained over
Sunday visiting with Bert, Fred and
1.bn Lundeen, who are homestead
mo south of that place.
Miss Annie Doerr left Whitehall
Thursday morning for Battle Creek,
Mich and from there expects to go
II PHILADELPHIA where she will be
assigned to her duties with Uncle
Sam as Red Cross nurse.
Walter G. Tobiason, son of Mar
lin TobiaSon who lives south of town,
i one of the fifteen men who will
renort at Plentywood to leave on
August 10, for Missoula, where he
will enter the University for mill
larry schooling.
Mrs. Murphy and son Fred, VINO
went to Kenmare, N. D., the fore
bart of the week, returned on Thurs
day Of last week for the reason that
s The Doctors at the hospital found it
hot advisable for Mrs. Murphy to UNI
dergo an operation at this time.
Word was received here Tuesday
in the form of a telegram to Russell
Karels from his parents in Mime
apohS, stating briefly that little Den
Bel KarelS was killed when run over
BY city ambulance truck on the
treet in Minneapolis. Russell left
ln the next train.
Ray COLI returned last Friday
rom an auto trip and visit to Wis
sOnsn.
Mrs. W. E. Korth and daughter
oSephine returned from Minneapo-
i Wednesday.
j. A, Trower, Jack Wagner and
eene Huntley, of Daleview, were Wis
EorS here last Saturday.
bouncing baby girl was born to
iHf and Mrs. Geo. Smith, south of
pyn, last week.
Mrs. c, Hummer, of Minot, N. D.,
Visiting at the Baumgard home
TEe 1Or few days this week.
AaSSel Gum returned here Monday
Oh Camp Lewis, having been re-
S'ed from the service because of
ne defect
~i and Mrs. Carl Hovland, who
V Oeen spending short vacation
pleasure trip, returned here last
aurday.
v D. brown and Crookshank re-
'lSu last Wednesday from ST.
~ where they went with a couple
carloads of livestock.
MISS MONA Paulsene, of Plenty
arrived here last Saturday and
sung with her sisters, Mrs. j. L.
l, ,HS and Miss Mathea Paulsene.
anu Mis-. +. G. Mills left on
'iOay Tor trip to North Da-
p0,ntS' Mr.. Mills will look af-
l., iatnnng interests while away.
Aaflson and children, who
,ot S''n visiting at points in North
returned here last Wednes-
r.. ~ carlson is the local 500
III marriage of Cora Tronson to
u.s. Of Plentywood, at that
Dr ~ as' week, was surprise to
b No, ! UilS community. Mrs. Har-
t. w., e alter her marriage VS.
Jsft fun her sister, Mrs. Wright,
be At Monday for her parental
ptla., Newberg, N. D.
. SasE W was defeated by the Tru-
" Suns, san.' ball team in a game
last ;a that was interesting to
scora ,.,Dg' In the sixth inning
book ~. s'Ood 9 to 1 in favor of
," plara ,p 1t seems that the local
S,a'ed against hard Incl, ~ 49,