The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-11-23
OUTLOOK NEWS ITEMS

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Look over the ads and patronize
those who patronize your paper.
The old warehouse behind the Korth
Store has been moved out to the
Rooster school section.
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The Cassidy building has been NOV
ed from Outlook to the Wallace
Sundberg farm.
Frank Rooster, Cashier of the Sc
curity State Bank, made a business
visit to Plentywood on Wednesday.
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The Freshman Class of the Out
look High School is the largest in its
history. 1t has now Is pupils enrolled.
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Carl Hovland is very happy over
the fact that he recovered his Cheese
peake dog through advertising in
the Producers News.
The High School Athletic Associa-
ton is having basket ball practice
every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
The Senior class are busy practic-
ing for Senior play to be given
next month. The play will be called
''Mr. Butte from Montana"
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On December 9Th, there will be a
musical recital at Stivers Hall given
by the Glee Club and the High School
Orchestra.
The School Board has had gravel
spread over the front of the campus
so as to avoid muddy shoes in rainy
weather
Mike Fink has just remodeled and
moved a building from the West
ranch and is now using it for stall
for his automobile.
Mrs. Pearl Burnham, formerly of
Scobey, has rented the Outlook HO
tel and is prepared to give the pub
lie the very best of accommodations.
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Carl Rowland likes to hear the
Radio hum. He insists that he must
install one shortly in his home so
that he can hear the world go by.
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The High School Girls and Boys
basket ball teams are practicing
regularly and some very interesting
games are looked for.
Herbs Novelty Four Orchestra
gave a dance at Stivers hall on
Sunday evening. A large number
attended the dance.
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Martin Homme reports the sale of
a radio outfit to August Westphal
The receiving set will take messages
from New York, Kansas City and
Vancouver.
VIM. Hass of the Hass Bros Farm
ing Co., reports that they have now
ready for spring seeding 1000 acres.
The Hass boys are right there when
it comes to farming on large scale.
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Amund johnson has made a large
addition to his residence. The addi-
ton will make the house about two
times it former size and giving Mr..
Johnson a very spacious residence.
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Ray Morris and Carl Hovland went
over to the Andrew Iceland home and
had very good time listening to the
broadcast about the Radio Show in
Chicago which starts November 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Somers left
for Minneapolis on Thursday. The
Somers have rented their hotel pro-
perty and expects to make MinneapO-
lis their home.
The Outlook HigheSchool team will
play the Redstone basket ball team
on Dec. 1st at Redstone and Red
stone will give a return game on
December 7th at Outlook.
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William Jennings, who has been
living eight miles northwest of Out
look, has rented his farm and is go
ing to Wisconsin to live. Mr.. Jen-
nings has been a resident of the Out
look country for the past several
years.
Ole Fiske. Raymond Walker, and
Clarence Wollan have been selected
by the principal, Mr.. F. A. Lundahl,
to attend the Young Mems Vocation
al Conference to be held at Bozeman
January 14th to 18th.
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The High School Athletic Associ-
alton will have a literary program for
the benefit of the basket ball team
Friday evening at 1880 at the High
School building. Everybody is invit-
ed.