The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-10
OUTLOOK

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Anderson of
Bismarck, n D. arrived here in their
car on Tuesday to look after business
interests.
The Richard Kent Company gave
the last entertainment of their series |
on Thursday of last week. The prizes |
given to the ones holding the lucky
numbers on their tickets were won
Mr.. Bauer, mems prize and Joe Bill
let, children's prize. The play was
greatly appreciated by the thrOng
which attended.
Among those who passed July 4th
at Plentywood were the following:
Carl and Adolph Hovdey and families,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. James Larter and fami-
/ ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Thompson and Lester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Belts and family and Mrs. Snuggins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins and family,
George and Lyle Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
J. Larson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Norris and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Groves and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Wollan and family, Charles Sea-
berg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Swan
: Bach and Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs
Rcderick and family, Lewis Johnson,
Edward Cavanaugh. Fay Huber, Bill
Garner Matt Kohler, Leon Murphy
and Mr. Boo and family.
Rash BCrnham made a business
trip to Dooley on Tuesday.
M, Mrc inJbo
family returned Tuesday from their
vacation trip to the Scandinavian
convention in Minneapolis and visit
, in the eastern part of Minnesota.
Vida GcOdlaxon and Lloyd Homme
> were Plentywood visitors Saturday
and at Scobey on Sunday.
: Mrs. Nellie Deck with Melvin and
Francis left for Minneapolis, Mimi,
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rooster, Mr.
I and Mrs. Oswald Selvig, Hans Hell
q lum and Filing Lee and Mr.. and Mrs
. Bert Selvig and family left on a tour
1 through Glacier National Park arc
q western Montana in their cars last
Tuesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs Carson Ekmann anC
e children, who, have been visiting q
/ the KOester home for some time, lef
e for their home at Hanks, n. d., Mon
: day morning.
The Keogh family moved into tn
~ lro,rsvz vopvetvtt by Q. W. Mills Thurs
"a day.
/ Mr.. Lawrence and Malan jacobson
.e of Ray, N D., arrived here Thllrsda
II cf last week as part of the crew VIII
ID are going to paint the Farmers ele
O. vator.
Ks 7. J. and Harlan Larson made
on business trip to Whitehall Monday.
od Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson 6
al Radville, Canada, visited at the hon
OF of Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Anker las
week.
ne Edward Haglund and Miss Eth,
TO HaglUnd of Radville. Can, and Gee
re Rogers of Weyburn, Can, we're visi
NJ ors at the home eff Mr.. and Mrs. vi
at tor Anler on Saturday, July 4th.
on Adolph Grist of Bisby, N. D., VIZ
a in town on business Thursday Of la
II. week.
re Edwin S. Lehman Of Minot, N.
OF was a business visitor here Monday
OF Phil Gallivan of ST. Paul was
~ business visitor here en- Tuesday,
18th at Poplar, Montana.
Among those from here who to,
in the celebration at Scobey on Su
~ day were Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Fol
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koester, Mr. a
Mrs. S. L. Thompson, Mr.. and M
C. S. EclCmann and family, Mr.. a
ich Mrs. Roy Nelson and MarjOry, a
ary Mr.. and Mrs. Prim with their doug
to ter Donna.
md 7. S. Yondel of Fargo. N. D., W
ig- a business visitor here Saturday.
ION The Outlook Motor Inn has be
ing sold to the Westland Oil Compa
ost and was taken over last week
ing Dave Anderson, Robert Fitzger;
res, and Norris Fitzgerald.
mes Robert Fitzgerald and family
UGH rived here Tuesday from Garris
hat n. D. They are to make their he;
uld here in the Grubbs house.
mi Philip Gallivan of Froid, Monte
arrived here on Tuesday to take
ere position of pitcher on the Quite
all, baseball team.
son, Miss Deem Mcclure, teacher at
EN- Meharry school, left on Monday
ter her home near Minneapolis.
Olu, C1IetS' 1NOSS anu 1dulily ana Jan
ank Roger and family left for trip
srs. Canada Wednesday.
roy. Sven Rydberg, Efie Doe and
Ben Fawcett left Tuesday for Weybu
Sal Sask., to meet the Misses Houge I;
title, Cowan.
ore, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kahle left
Lans Saturday for Boise, Idaho. and POI
lkel, in California in their car.
ter w. D. Broadhurst, who has b
lson visiting here, left on Saturday
and Boise, Idaho
Sven Rydberg is laying plans
a new up-to-date service station h
erve Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Writ and
and Joe Writ left for Garrison and
allied er points in North Dakota on N
mes day.
eau Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Thompson
S of turned Tuesday from a short visi
lday Ambrose and Fortuna.
/. E. J. H. Marsh of Minneapolis mac
business trip to Outlook Tuesday.