The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-25
OUTLOOK

NJ and Mrs Carson Eclman and
family came uD from Hanks. n D..
"caae-t@. 70 spend Christmas with
Mrs. E''ma0's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Frank koeSIrI.
{. :. Frisby Montana represents
i've ei New I0rl Life Insurance
Co., was in town last Friday.
DR. Fawcet- drove to Homestead
Tuesday
Professor James IS confined to his
bed With an attack Of fu
Alcart CraiC came over from Hin
dale Wednesday TO spend Christma
with his mother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fea took ii
the show at Fleetwood Monday
night.
Charley Lundeen drove to Plenty
wood Monday to look after business
Alice LELAND, vho has been visiti08
her brothers, Arthur and Andrew Uo.
l2no. FOR the last three months. left
Monday for Minneapolis, Mimi
Don Trower of Whitehall was g
business caller in Outlook on Tues
day
Hanna Johnson, who is teaching
school at Medicine Lake, is spending
her Christmas vacation here with her
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Lars
Johnson
Edward Fink left Tuesday for
points in North Dakota.
Mr.s Garness Is spending his Christ
mas vacation with his parents at
Powers Lake, n. D.
Mrs. Cowan CT Douglas, \. D., was
visiting here Tuesday.
C. 0. Underdahl and his two sens
left for Cro05ston, Mimi, on Monday.
DR.. Cameron Of NjnOt, \. d., was
here Sunday to assist Dr.. Faucett
. with an operation.
John Cavanaugh was in town Mon
day
J. II. Larson OF Poplar and his
brother II. B. Larson of Homestead
with his two sons visited at the I. J.
Larson home Sunday.
Florence Iceland, who has been 60
ing to school at Dillon, returned to
her home on Saturday and her father
met her at Culbertson.
Mr. and Mrs Carl HOMELAND and
their son Jerry were visitors at the
I. J. Larson home Sunday.
Clarence Wollan, who has been at
tending school at Dillon, returned to
his home Monday to spend the Christ
mas holidays.
The Christmas program given al
the Lutheran church on Sunday was
a grand success and was attended by
many.
Donald Garrick and Bert Hamilton
attended the dance at Plentywood
Friday.
The Antelope basket ball boys
played the Outlook basketball boys
Saturday evening. The score was
to 4 in favor Ct Outlook. After the
game the Antelope boys were enter
tanned By the High School, where
they danced and enjoyed a very deli
cious lunch.
Mrs. J. Gunderson left Tuesday o.
: last week Tor Dooley, where she wa;
Gale Gby the illness of her brother
She returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROdrick and Leon0T;
and Charles were entertained 2t ta'
Andrew Anderson home last Friday.
The Misses Evelyn Larson an,
Eleanor Anderson We're business cali
ers at Plentywood last Saturday.
H c. Nelson received a carload o.
furniture Wednesday.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Fea left for points Il
Canada Wednesday, They retuTne'
home Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Baumgardener an'
Bob Stuart were business callers Il
Plentywood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Omar ans
ars May Tuttv we've business caller
in Plentywood Monday of this week.
Mrs. Ben Johnson is having re
pairs made on her car at PlentywOo
this week.
F. w. Bucldin of Redstone visite
here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Schrul were shOppin
at PlentywOOd Saturday.
I, Mr. and Mrs. Fea were at Plenty
l. wood Monday having their ear repair
) ed.
Z Mr.. James is on the. sick list TIL
e week.
e Flwood House and Floyd WundeI
lich went to Wolf Point on Thursday
+ Mrs. Deck was on the sick list thi
y week.
~ Miss Margaret Deck was q bushes