The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-09-30
Outlook Hospital Notes

I Mrs. N. J.. Nelson will entertain at
her home, Saturday, October 9Th, at
8 P. M. for all the ladies both of the
/ town and surrounding country as we'll
as any other towns or territories chat
would be interested in the welfare Of
| the hospital At this meeting it is
planned to organize big club and
discuss ways and means of helping
and improving the hospital. Officers
will be chosen at this meeting and
! future plans arranged, as well as
choosing a name for the Club. 1t is
hoped that other territories will take
an interest in this work as the hos
pital is to be run for their benefit as
. well as people of this. territory. Mrs.
i Nelson will serve doughnuts and COT
i fee at 10 cents, the proceeds to go to
the Club.
Fred johnson of Antelope had his
l two little boys operated on for tonslls
|! and adenoids at the hospital.
II Mrs. Clara Trowbridge Of Crosby,
II N. D.. who has been seriously i'll for
the past month, was brought to the
hospital last week. Since arriving
she has improved so rapidly that she
will be able to 20 home Saturday.
Il Mrs. Henry Madsen of Outlook
was able to return home from the
hospital this week. Mrs. Madsen has
been suffering from kidney abscess
Mrs. NJ. Nelson and Mrs. Rowland
pave the hospital a number of cans
of fruit. !,
Mr.. Nuckles of Whitehall brought
his little boy to the hospital last wed We,
nesday to have his scalp sutured; Iht
little boy fell out of the top OF barn
striking his head and tearing tn
flesh from his forehead and scalp, l
was necessary to have NUMBER O
stitches taken.
Chas. Marshall, living on the Bi,
Muddy north of Outlook, was operate
on for appendicitis October 25th. MI
Marshall has been bothered with
for the past two years. At present b
J is resting nicely. DIR. Sells perform
ed the operation.
Miss Ryan, a graduate nurse 9
II Kenmare, and at one time SuperlI
IA tendent of the Kenmare hospital,
h acting as superintendent Of Outloo
= hospital at present. Miss Ryan is
/ very capable nurse.
AL Mrs. Ticken Olsen was operated o
bv DIR. Sells for appendicitis on Octt
Der 9th. Mrs. Olsen has compfaine
lof her side for the past few yea1
y and finally decided to go to Outloo
to have it removed.
Clifford Thompson, a young ma
working on a ranch north OF Outloo
y was brought to the hospital Monda
IN Sept. 26th. In some manner or oth'
e. horse kicked him in the chest ju
10 below the heart, fracturing his Ri
~ and rendering his life arm and le
VI paralyzed.
III The hospital will appreciate al
p gifts in the line of chickens, eggs.
ne potatoes as they are unable to bt
n them at present on the market.
The Plentywood Red Cross donatt
40 gauze to the Outlook hospital whl'
e. was very much appreciated. :.
at The hospital has fifteen cots WI
OF mattress, head rest and good sprlnl
N which they plan on selling. The
" cots would make very satisfacto1
re single beds, especially for thres
so ers who are moving from place
or place. The cots are offered for ~:
"a apiece and the money received Will
y, used to purchase necessary supply
te for the hospital. They were origll
ally obtained for emergency case
ST but have never been used, as the no
~ pital has decided to use nothing b
= standard hospital beds for all cases.