The producers news., 1927-12-30
FROM AROUND The COUNTY
OUTLOOK

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l. Shallbetter en-
tertained their children and grand
children at bountiful Christmas din
ner at their farm northeast of Out
look. A lovely Xmas tree decorated
the living room and strings of Deer
Moss and Holly were the decorations.
The presents were eXchangd around
the tree. The gift to the old folks
was a radio.
Tom Clawson made a business trip
to Plentywood Monday.
A large crowd attended the Xmas
program at the Snuggins school. The
entertainment was a credit to the
community and to Miss Addingtcn,
the teacher. The school was beauti-
fully decorated large Xmas tree
being the center decoration. Near the
close of the program, Santa Claus APP
peared and passed out gifts and can
dies and before leaving gave the chill
dren a very nice little talk on being
good children.
On Christmas day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Oberg entertained number
of their friends at their home,
Alfred Meharry left Tuesday for
Almeda, Sask., to visit relatives.
Mrs. Geo Wirtz and baby left Tues
day for Plentywood to receive medi-
cal aid.
Henry Radon was a business caller
in Plentywood Tuesday.
Vida Goodlaxon, who is teaching
school in Shelby, Montana, arrived
Saturday to pass the holidays at the
home of her parents here.
Myrtle Engler from Plentywood ar
rived Monday to pass the remainder
of the holidays at her home here
Irma Brenning, who is teaching
school near Wolf Point passed the
holidays at the Robert Frost home
here.
Professor Ben James left Tuesday
for Helena where he will attend a
Teachers Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prim entertained a
number of their friends at dinner
Christmas day.
Quintus Sundstrom from Big Mud
dy, Sask., was in Outlook on business
Tuesday.
Prof Dethlefs and wife from White.
tail passde Christmas with Prof
James here.
Mr.. Tobiason left the first of the
week for Minneapolis.
Joe Kowsky entertained a number
of his friends at a party at his home
Monday.
We are informed that Jack and Jill
had party in company with Tom anC
Jerry Sunday evening; a good time
was had by all.
Lloyd Ritland left Wednesday fol
! Dawson, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fink were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew An.
dersOn Sunday.
Melvin Nelson who is a professor al
Zurich, Mont, arrived Tuesday tc
pass the remainder of the HOLIDAYS a,
his home here.
Henry Walder and William Tober
We're Plentywood callers Wednesday
Mrs. N. j. Nelson and Miss Mar
Craig entertained Mr.. and Mrs. An.
drew Ueland, Mr.. and Mrs. AmunC
Johnson and family, Mr.. and Mrs. T
j. Larson and family Mr.. and Mrs
Art Ueland, Mr. and Mrs. Boe ano
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodlaxon anC
family and Karl Hoveland at a sever
oc lock supper Tuesday evening.
Miss Myrtle Engler entertained
number of her friends at her hom,
Tuesday evening. The eevning wa!
spent in playing games and at clever
O'Clock a bOunteOus lunch was served
The room were beautifully decorated
appropriate to the season.
Miss Evelyn Larson entertained
seevral of her friends at dinner al
her home Friday evening. Place.
were laid for eight and a four course
dinner was served after which the
guests attended the dance given by
the Elks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nickerson anC
family left the first Of the week fol
Whitewater, Wis, to visit with rela.
tiveS.
Midnight mass was celebrated il
the Catholic church here Christmas
eve.
A waffle supper will be served by
the Lutheran ladies in Nelson.
store Saturday beginning at three
o'clock
The Christmas tree held in the mid
die of main street last Friday eve
nlng by the Elks was a great success
Elmer Nickerson left for Milwaukee
Tuesday to visit with relatives. He
will go from there to Chicago anC
other points in Illinois. While he i.
gone he will try to make a sale Of
a wrench he has patented
The Christmas tree given by the
Lutheran Sunday school was we'll at
tended and a great success.
Mrs. Clauson and family were the
guests of the Roy Udye family Mon
day evening.
A farewell surprise party was give1
Frances Oradol at her home Monday
evening and Tuesday she left fo,
Glenwood, Min, to visit relatives.
Those who were registered at tn,
hotel the past week are: L. N. Fee
han, MinOt; James Brady, Valley Cit,
G. H. Miller, Westby; D. J. Vol, Mi
not; o. Lloyd Gillispie, Froid; JacI
Henderson Whitehall; J. P. Wog, TIE,
Blackmore and Oliver Olson fron
Saskatchewan. 1G
Myrtle Engler left Wednesday fo
Comertown.