The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-03-27

Wednesday to look after the interests
of his farm near Whitehall.
Irving Kellington arrived here from
Portal, North Dakota on Thursday of
last week on business.
Mr.. H. L. Dunn, of Fargo, North
was a business visitor here on Thurs
| day of last week.
Miss Void and Miss Bergin enter
tanned group of their friends at the
Rooster home en- Thursday evening.
Bridge was played until midnight
when dainty refreshments were served
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Rooster,
LIST, and Mrs. Keo consolation.
Mr.. R. E. Grand, of Fergus Falls,
Minnesota, was a business visitor here
on Friday of last week.
Arnold Grenieg, of BerthOld, North
Dakota was a business visitor here en-
Saturday of last week.
Miss Evelyn Larson passed the
week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Opgrand at PlentywOod.
{ Mrs. Oswald Selvig left for White
: tail on Friday and returned on Sat-
urday to visit with her parents Mr..
4 and Mrs. James Trower.
e Mrs. j. F. GOehring, Of Whitehall,
was in town visiting on Thursday cf
S last week.
d DIR. Faucet has received notice that
he shall enter military training at
Staff Training Camps at the Preside
of San francisco, California, also en-
ter camp Lewis Washington for the
It same purpose in August.
An act OT town
h is seriously i'll with pneumonia. She
is under the care of doctor FauceCC.
m Several cases of dyphbheTla have
broken out east Of town. One IN the
+ Hoffert family and two in Becker S
family Both families are quaren-
IS tined and are under the care Of Doc
Of tor Fawcett.
Ray Stoner was a business visitor
d. at Plentywood on Wednesday CT last
week.
ed Stephen Milcox, of Duluth, Mime
ed sofa, visited at the home OF w. j
Tobin on Wednesday.
Tr. Mr.. L. C. Bangle, of Crosby, Norti
ON Dakota made a business trip to Out
lock on Saturday of last week.
vd J. H. Davis who has been passing
he the winter in Portland, Oregon, ar
rived here on Friday of last week.
is A. F. Prim, who has been i'll at tn
he Kenmare hospital arrived home o.
Friday of last week.
ITS Grant Stoner drove from Plenty
wood to Outlook on Thursday OF las
es- week.
Miss Ingram, Assistant State Gu
asst Leader of Helena, Montana, spen
1er Thursday afternoon with the Outloo
Girls Sewing Club.
A. N. Sanborn of Culbertson, MOI
tana passed the week end in town 0
business.
&c Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fink and EC
oil ward Fink drove to Plentywoo
ted Thursday.
e oS+ Mrs Frank Rooster returned fro
co Chicago, H., Thursday, where 81
-, has been visiting for some time wit
On a daughter, Mrs. J. Becker.
Mrs. Roy West and children fro
. Shellbrook, Saskatchewan, Can, a
rived here Friday of last week
visit her sister Mrs. r. A. Anderso
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Anderson vii
Mrs. West and children and Victc
Robinson drove to Flaxville Tuesds
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John EmilsOn lie
for Plaza, n. D., on Monday OF Tn
week, where they were called by Il
death of Mr.. Emilson's sister.
Mrs. C. F. Ford left for Minneap
lis, Mimi, last Saturday to seek t
aid Of a specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fea and Myrl al
LYLE TUtty left for Whitehall Satu
day They returned Tuesday.
Q Mr.. Lee returned from PlentywO
Monday Of this week.
E. E. Detert of Minot, N. d., W
business visitor here Wednesday
this week.
Among those from Outlook who {
tended the basket ball game betwe
Antelope and Outlook on Saturday e
ening at Plentywood were Charl
Nau. Fern Nau, Fred Radons, n
and Mrs. Oswald Selvig, Fern Homn
Vida Goodlaxon, Bert Hamilton, Ma
well Deck, Mr. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Larson, Ray Goltz, Frank Luz
George Nelson, Clarence WOlls
Tony Gaines,s Grant Stoner, M
Lundahl, Ed Cavanaugh and Ru
Olson.
Donald Trower passed several da
in Outlook last week and left
Saturday for the tournament
Plentywood.