The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-06-12
OUTLOOK

Hans HelIum made business trip
brentwood Saturday and returned
u o;+b > new Maxwell Coupe.
VII Ion,v Walders was a business
-; 49, In Plentywood on Saturday.
'l2 III Nau and Miss WOll took in
- no movies at PlentywoOd Sunday.
Il5 M ~ and Mrs. T. J. Larson and
IL we're business visitors at
brentwood Saturday.
Wrs. T. J. Larson and Miss Craig
.-+a-+ained the Hospital Aid at the
Tome Tome Of the latter on Saturday.
lam and Charles Cavanaugh Of
FIeville were Outlook visitors Sun
William Ruegsegger returned from
G. paul. Mimi, Thursday, where he
5od been with a car lead Of cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ford passed,
Sunday in ScObey visiting with
friends.
Misses LISA and Hannah Johnson
loft for Soobey Monday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fea and family re-
+-rned Thursday of last week from
. trip to Shelby and other points in
tbe western part of the State.
Mr. FRY of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
was a business visitor here Monday.
Miss Josie Cookery left for Ray
mond Wednesday of last week.
Miss Evelyn Burnham left for Doc
lev Wednesday of last week.
William Omar made a business
trip to Whitehall Wednesday of last
week
B. K. Sky Of Minot was a business
visitor here Wednesday Of last week.
1. S. Smith of Wiliston was in
town demonstrating the Essex car
Thursday of last week.
Prof. and Mrs. Lundahl left on
Wednesday of this week in their car
for MissOula, Mont, where they in
tend to attend summer school.
Mrs. Harry Peterson, who has been
visiting at the Andrew Anderson
home for the past three weeks, left
on Wednesday to attend the Under
takers and Embalmers convention al
the Twin Cities this week. After the
convention she will return to hel
home at Duluth, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larson o.
RAYMOND were business visitors here
Tuesday.
Oswald Selvig traded his Star Ca
for a new Ford Coach which he drOvc
to Williston after on Tuesday.
T. J. Larson and Harlin Larson
drove to Homestead Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Doe entertain
ed friends at dinner Sunday.
Doctor and Mrs. York of Plenty
wood drove to Outlook Saturday
take in the Barn Dance at Koskey's
A. C. Shelly Of Minneapolis, MINI
was in town on business Saturday.
G. M. Barns Of Superior, Wis, wa
a business visitor here Friday of las
week.
Harry Burnham Of Dooley was i
town Sunday visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and family {
Whitehall was a business visitor hel
Sunday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Larson, who visited 4;
the 7. J: Larson home the first pa
Of last week, left for her home ;
Poplar last Friday.
Harlin Larson made a business tr
to Whitehall on Friday OF last wee
William Omar was a PlentywoC
visitor Wednesday.
Jim TrOwer of Whitehall max
daily trips to the Outlook hospital
have his hand dressed.
The following announcement w
heard over radio ON Wednesday NOR
ing from Station G. K. G. K. Regin
1--WE have visiting US in our stud
this morning, Mr.. and Mrs. Es
COsper and Mr.. and Mrs. Clint CO
per of Outlook, Montana"
The stockholders of the Farme
Elevator will hold their annual stoc
holders meeting on Saturday aftt
noon of June, the 10th, al Stive
Hall. A large attendance is anti
pated as this has been a prospero
year for the elevator and $1,000
dividend checks will be given out.
Outlook Hospital Notes
Mrs. Maurice Fitzgerald and
FAINT daughter returned to their no,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Dale Fischell and son left
hospital last Sunday.
Ralph Balm was operated on
appendicitis last Thursday event
and IS doing very nicely.
John Lien is patient in the h
pital.
Arthur LELAND is rapidly recov
ing.
Those who had their tonsils
moved during the clinic were: We
GoodlaXon, Josephine Haug; N
Sven Rydberg, Ralph Church
Whitehall, Bertha and Vera Gro7
}. A. Norm, Redstone, Arthur G
derson, Kennetr Writ.
DR.. Healy of Flaxville operated
the hospital last Wednesday and
moved the tonsils of the follow
PATIENTS: Elaine Bureau, Henry
reau, and Raymond Broussa of VIII
tail.