The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-02-17
OUTLOOK

Miss Evelyn Larson passed the
week in Antelope, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. H. l.. Larson.
The vacation in the Outlook school
caused by the boiler in the heating
system giving out, is expected to
come to an end next Wednesday. The
school board found it necessary to
send for a new boiler. This new boil
er will be a much larger boiler thar
the old one. The boiler room has
already been enlarged so that the
new boiler might be installed as soon
as it arrives.
Ben James and the Misses Barts
returned from Regina, Canada Tues
day.
Mrs. H. C. Nelson went to Noonan,
n. d., Wednesday to visit relatives
and friends.
Miss Dot Salisbury went to Stacy,
y. d., Wednesday to visit at ner home
during the vacation in school here.
lhere were several cars of folks
from Outlook drove to Plentywood
Sunday to attend the lecture given
liz the Farmer-Labor Temple by Peter
Colnns, Knight of Columbus lecturer.
Chester Ford and T. j. Larson at
tended a meeting of the Masonic
lodge in Redstone Tuesday night.
Miss Louise Craig gave a checker
party for number of her girl friends
last Monday evening. Very GOOdlax-
on carried away head prize. All re-
port an excellent time.
Dorothy Merrick of Whitehall came
down to have some dental work at
tended to and to visit with friends
Saturday
Mrs. Took and son passed the week
end in Dooley visiting relatives.
Miss Eva Engler visited her Gaugh-
Mrs. Eva Engler visited her daugh-
week end
DIR. Kahle went to Whitehall Mon
day on professional business.
Tony Gaines visited relatives at
Navajo Sunday.
Mr.. ara Mrs Jack KeOgh and son
Allen drove to Plentywood Sunday.
Dom Trower and Oswald Salvig
returned from Glasgow Tuesday
where they spent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, formerly Lois
COsper, spent the week end at the
family home.
Miss Verna Goodlaxon visited with
friends at Flaxville, Sunday.
Mr.. Ritter and Mr.. Sandish, mis-
siOnaries for the Mormon church held
services Tuesday and Wednesday eve
ming.
Raymond Wiley of Whitehall fell on
the ice and painfully sprained his
back. Accompanied by his aunt, Mrs.
w. r. Dunn he came down this week
to take treatments from Dr. Kahle.
Melvin Thomson of PlentywOod has
been engaged by H. c. Nelson and is
Overhauling tractors in preparation
for springs work.
A carload Of ice arrived Saturday
for Chas. Nau and others.
Leanore RodeIick left for Minot
and other points in North Dakota
Monday. Her mother accompanied
her.
Roy Medders from Plentywood was
a business caller here Tuesday.
Mr. traley the elevator man from
Archer visited his sister Mrs. Barney
Anholt here Tuesday. He was driv
ing , new Chevrolet coupe.
Mrs. Overland from Whitehall wa.
In town Saturday having some denta
work done
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koseter anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson drove f.
Plentywood Sunday.
Mr.. Lloyd HOmme brought his wife
and baby home from the Plentywooc
hospital Sunday.
The whist party given by the Altar
Society here last Friday evening was
grand success. The head prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Hanson anC
Dan Ager and the consolation prizes
went to Mrs. Roy Nelson and Frank
Kaskie
Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Seaburg anC
family drove to Plentywood on bust
ness Saturday.
The Miller children went to theil
home in Canada to stay until schoo
starts again.
The Valentine party given at the
Deck home last Friday evening was ;
very pleasant affair. The rooms wer,
beautifully and appropriately decor
ated for Valentines day. Games wer,
played until eleven o'clock when a de
licious lunch was served. Places wer,
laid for sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wittie re
turned from Glenco, MINI. last Satur
day where they have been visiting rel
atives for the past several weeks.
Miss Reta Cookery took in the biz
dance at Raymond Saturday night.
Grant StOner was a Plentywoo,
caller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Larson visite,
with relatives in Raymond Sunday.