The producers news., 1927-11-25
OUTLOOK

n 1ODl0 l6IL < Iludy AOA ~.
Faul with car load of cattle.
Mf. and Mrs. F. J. Frost left We'd
nesoay for Placerville, Calf, where
Gney Will spend the winter. Their son
hoOert will take charge of the meat
market during their absence.
~ j. Nelson and Karl j. Karlson
bought out the Omar-Radons grocery
store Saturday.
Anton Gains left Friday for Chica-
go with car of sheep for R. Davis.
Mr. AID Mrs. Fitzgerald returned
rom MlnOt Monday where they at
Oenqed the funeral of Mrs. Denning.
wv Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and son
waiter, from southern Saskatchewan
day.
Father Sullivan called on friends
here Tuesday.
Dr. Steele from Plentywood was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Inc Westby high school basket ball
ooys played the Outlook high school
team here Friday evening. The score
was Il to 2 in favor of Outlook. This
was the first game of the season for
either aggregation.
Daniel Curby from Great Falls was
a caller at the office of the Farmers
Elevator here Friday.
n pleasant surprise birthday party
was given for Grandma Craig Satur-
day evening.
Andrew. LELAND left Friday for
chicago with a car load of cattle.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held a
bazaar and served supper in the Lu-
theran church Friday evening and in
spite of the bad weathe it was well
attended.
Dr. Sam. Fawcett returned Wed
nesday from Grand Forks.
Mr.. Onstod was a Raymond bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
Andrew Meslin left Friday with a
car load of cattle for the Chicago
market. Mrs. Meslin and son left on
Monday for Chicago where they will
JOIN Mr.. Melsin. They go from there
TO virginia where they will spend the
winter at Mrs. Meslins old home.
Lester Jove who has been visiting
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Miller,
Tor the past three months left Tues
day for his home in Berge, N. d.
Those who registered at the hotel
the past week were: Mr.. Sullivan.
Washington; A. Hyman, Minot; F.
Jeseph Olson, Raymond; j. 0. Kiel-
strup, Plentywood; Mr.. Stearns, Flax
ton; Lewis Johnson, Drake, N. d..
James Brady, Valley City, Knute
Norgaard and Oliver Gunderson. of
Plentywood
A number of little friends gathered
at the Deck home in this CITY Friday
/ evening and surprised the Deck twins
Francis and Malvin, the occasion he
ing their tenth birthday anniversary.
Games were played until five o'clock
when a very delicious dinner was
served by Mrs. Deck. The twins re-
celved many gifts in remembrance of
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. Anbolt are tbe
proud parents of a ten pound baby
girl born at the Plentywood hospital
saturday, November 10 1927.
- william Ruegsegger left Friday for
Chlcago with car of cattle.
n =. Nelson returned Tuesday
from Minot. 'S
Max Deck, Ole Johnson and Henry
nelson drove to Plentywood Saturday
Mrs. l.. johnson from Drake. N. D.
Is visiting friends here this week.
William Omar drove to Plentvwoo6
Saturday. 0OU
W. c. Anholt was among those who
were IN Plentywood SATURDAY..
=. II. Feldman from Minot tran--
acted business in Outlook Tuesday.
The 500 Line bridge crew is here
this wepk raoo;,i,, c.-,fI.o lo.4
William Hass was. a business caller
IN the county seat Tuesday.
Paul Lawrence returned from Bill
ings Tuesday.
0. Selvig, L. Noonan, F. Nau and
w. Boe went coyote hunting Sunday.
William Boe mOtored to the Leins
farm Monday.
A small crowd attended the dance
given by the Wunderlich orchestra
Friday night due to the bad weather
Louis Johnson from Drake, N. D.
is visiting friends here this week.
Joseph Winters, representing the
Twin Sheperdson Co., from Ambrose
called at the office of the Farmers
Elevator Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kohler and
family returned Thursday for Glen
Ulen, N. D. where they had been Wis
iting relatives.
The Outlook town team played the
Westby basket ball team at Westby
Tuesday night. The score was 12 to
21 in favor of Outlook.
Kenneth Cosper returned the first
OF the week from, Council Bluffs and
other points in Iowa.
Mrs. Claude Mills gave a party last
luesda.y for her mother, Mrs. Crab
tree who is here from North Dakota.