The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-28
OUTLOOK

Willie Nelson came up from Doc
ley thursday to take the eighth
grade state examinations. He re-
turned home Saturday.
1lr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Keogh and Alan
and Nh. and Mrs. A. G. LELAND drove
over to Plentywood last Saturday by
ear to take in the basket bali game.
Frank koskey took our high school
basketball team to Antelope last Fri
day, where they played that team
in the evening. The score was 6 to
II I9r antelope. The next evening
a1r aogs played PlentywoOd at Plen-
-EWoga. he score was 4 to Is in
favor OF EientywOOd. These are the
ally games our boys have lost this
year
Martha Wessner, who has passed
the last six weeks with her parents
in Homestead, returned here last
Saturday and viii resume her duties
at the Tobin home.
Ed. and Pete Fink drove down to
Raymond last Sunday and passed the
day with their brother, Carl
Miss Eleanor Anderson passed the
week end here with Evelyn Larson.
Henry WaldeTs, Raymond Homme,
Max and Christine Deck and Laura
Hanson drove to PlentywOod last
Saturday to take in the basket ball
game.
Jack Keogh, Ole Garrick, Oswald
Selvig and Bill Rueggsegger went
coyote hunting out to Keogh's ranch
last week, returning Thursday with
no coyotes killed, but all had a good
cold time coming and going.
u. Johnson and w. Noble were
here from Canada Saturday and
Sunday.
Z. J. Kjelstrup of the Westland
Oil Co, was over from PlentywoOd
Thursday.
Miss Bacon, the teacher at Dooley,
came up Saturday with Rosetta Eng
dahl and Dorothy HOppins. The girls
wrote the eighth grade State examin-
ations. They returned the same day.
III. 3. Larson is here from Am
brose, \. d., visiting his son, I. J.
Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew LELAND drove
over to Plentywood last Saturday to
attend to some business and take in
the basket ball game
MIR. and Mrs. Liz. Vaughn went to
DOoley Monday to visit relatives.
Z. r. Grytness of Ambrose, N D.,
was a business caller here Saturday
A. S. Lane of CANADA was attend
ing to business here Friday and Sat-
urday.
Melvin Thomson was over from
Plentywood last week visiting his
many friends.
Bertha NJ. Ross was down from
Daleview Friday.
H. Z. Nelson returned from Mime
apois Monday, where he attended
the implement mems convention.
Miss Dorothy HOppins was up from
DOoley and passed the week end with
her aunt, Mrs. Vaughn.
Mrs. VIM. Omar went to Kenmare,
n. d., Tuesday to seek medical aid.
Frank Koskey took Mrs. Hardy Oh
son to Plentywood Tuesday, where
she was admitted to the hospital.
Miss Ruth Olson is visiting at the
Martin Holtan home this week.
Kenneth COsper drove a school bus
to PlentywoOd Saturday with bunch
to take IN the basket ball game. They
were Earl Coaper, Mrs. James, Mrs.
Bart, Miss Barry, Miss Omera and
mss Huber.
The Community and Commercial
CLUB gave a free dance and supper
on the evening Of January 21st. In
spite OF the very severe weather a
good attendance was had and 80 new
members Joined the Club.
Mrs. Sam thompson went to Com
ertown last Tuesday to visit her
mother.
John GundeTson and Andrew Berg
are having fine success trapping
coyotes. they trapped TOUR ANIMALS
the past week.
Y. Il. Anker drove to Archer don-
DAY on business.
The 500 Line train service mas
again been restored after a rev days
of 0ucking snow and bad weather
and are again running on schedule
time
Outlook Hospital Notes
4 son was bonn at the hospital,
january 10th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
TN Holtan OF Outlook.
George Buzzard, who was operated
ON January 18th, returned to his
home January 23rG after a complete
recovery.
Mis-. Eva Engler was a patient in
the hospital last week, suffering
from a severe attack OF influenza.
Mrs. Adolph Johnson Of DoOley
was operated on January Is, 1927.
Floyd Garrick was in the hospital
for several days receiving medical
care
AIRS. 4ens Tango of Outlook was
admitted 70 the hospital last Sunday
being $50 vita the flu.
Little Melvin Tango was admitted
to the hospital last Sunday evening
Billy West is in The hospital, suf-
lelng with broken leg, which he
received several days ago.
Minnie Engler has influenza and is
still In the hospital.
Toe late for last week.
II. G. Nelson went to Minneapolis
Saturday to attend the Implement