The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-06-08
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Mr.. Taylor from Plentywood was an
Outlook caller Tuesday.
Berry Stevens, of Minot, was here
on business Tuesday.
Dorothy Salisbury who has been at
tending school here the past year left
for her home at Stady, N. D. Tues
day.
The Progressive Farmers held a
meeting Tuesday evening.
Eva Buzzard who has been attend
ing college at Greeley, Colorado re-
turned to her home here Monday.
Mrs. Patik and son from Coalfax,
N. d. are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Patik's brother, Mr. Hart, this week.
William Reugsegger returned from
Duluth Monday in a new Chrysler 72
coupe.
The dance given Friday evening by
Whites orchestra was well attended
William Omar and Fred Raidons
drove to Raymond Friday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simonett drove
to Scobey Sunday.
Harry Wunderlich and Peter Fink
visited with friends at Kenmare Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nelson and fam.
ily drove to Plentywood on business
Saturday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. key Selvig and Mrs
Stapleton drove to Plentywood Sun.
day.
I Among those who registered at the
hotel the past week are: Don Casley
Minot; F. ]. Hugh, Westby; Chas
West, Minot; L. S. Ward, Valley City
I. l.. Laugeson, Minneapolis; r. H
|, Harrison, Masworth; C. F. Ashley
Masworth; John T. Bailey, Cleveland
Mrs. A. c. Anderson, Scobey; Ed. E
Fisher and A. Ferguson, Wildrose
Agnes Evenskoas, Scobey; Olof Olson
Wildrose; Marion Olson, Scobey; j
W. Avill, S. Lampher, S. Gregerson
l.. Semons, T. Anderson and G. Gar
! ner, Chicago; l.. A. Feehan, Minot
Jas. Brady, Valley City; Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Mitchell, Plentywood and Der
ry Stevens, Minot.
Mr. and Mrs. William Omar. Lucil
Addington and Earnest Omar drove t.
Plentywood Saturday and attended tn
show at the Orpheum in the evening
Ben James left Monday for Brook
: land, N. Y. where he will be Joined b
: his wife. On the 10th they will sal
3 for Europe where they will spend sew
S eral months.
: Herman White drove to Plentywoo
Saturday.
: The Misses Fern and Pearl Bar
left for their home in Iowa Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood House an
: son Harry drove to Plentywood Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shrule drove to Pler
z tywood Monday to do some shoppine
The Misses Nolan and O'Merria an
Dude King left Saturday for thei
. respective homes in Iowa.
Miss Susie Huebner from Kenmar
/ is visiting friends here this. week.
: A large number of young peopl
|. from here attended the dance at Fla,
vile Saturday night.
= Mrs. Wigmore from Redstone droy
R to Outlook Sunday.
< Mrs. Stat and sons Augot and Oscs
S. from their farm southwest of Scobe
d, visited friends here Sunday.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. A. Prim left on SUI
: day for Richland to spend their vac;
ie ton.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Houit fro
= Westby were in Outlook Wednesday
. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson dro,
! to Scobey Sunday.
" Mrs. Cookery and family left I
- Sunday for Raymond.
ID Beverly Ford, who became i'll II
d, first of the week, was taken to Plent,
st wood Sunday, where she receiv,
medical aid.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster le
nc by train for Duluth Wednesday Al
$. returned Monday in a new Chandl
Of coupe.
n Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Nelson a,
:: daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Uelal
u and family and Mrs. Julia LELAND le
= Wednesday for California where tn,
= will spend several weeks this sun
o mer.
II Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Larson al
/ daughters Lenora and EVELYN return
n from Billings Tuesday.
= Henry Walders returned on Sund;
r. from Duluth in new Chandler seda
b The United Chautauqua will be he
90 in Outlook June 12-13-14-15.
n, The High School graduation exc
IL cises were held in the Outlook h;
81 Friday evening when class of nj