The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-01-20
OUTLOOK

w ALOON
Mrs. Liz Won left Tuesday for Am
brose, n. d.
Mis-. Ambrose from Raymond was
an Outlook caller Tuesday.
Brit Chandler from DOOley was in
Outlook Monday on business.
George Nelson returned Monday
from MinOt.
Ms. Louis Becker returned Mon
day from MinOt where she has been
visiting relatives for the past month.
Evelyn Larson visited at the L. N.
Brandberg home in Raymond Friday.
The basket ball boys played at Am
brose Friday eevning. The score was
% to II in favor of Outlook.
Henry Walders was in Raymond on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Hardy Olson made a business
trip to Plentywood Friday.
Harry House left Thursday for
Glendive.
Mrs. Cookery returned from Ray
mOrd Tuesday, where she has been
for the past week
Knute Norgaard from Plentywood
was in this city Tuesday reading me-
tiers.
Mrs. F. Deck returned Monday from
Great Falls where she has been for
the past week.
The roads between Outlook and
PlentywOoG are now open to cars and
have been in constant use since Sun
day.
The Wunderlich orchestra played
| fCr -
evening.
Mr.. Onstad was in Dooley on bust
ness Tuesday.
Miss Rogers from Whitehall is in
town taking adjustments from DR.. r.
Kahle.
Orval Bantz drove up from Plen-
tywOod Tuesday on business.
LeanOre RhOderick is on the sick
list this week.
Theodore Hanson drove to Antelope
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Long from White
tail were business callers in Outlook
this week.
William Omar and "T-Bone" Gar
rick drove to Plentywood on business
Monday.
Mrs Andrew LELAND passed the
end visiting friends at DOoley.
Mrs. M. B. Larson and son Richard
who have been visiting at the T. J.
Larson home for the past five days
left Friday for their home in Home
stead.
Henry Walders drove to Plenty
wood on business Monday.
c. H. Nau returned Saturday from
MinOt where he has been the past
week.
William Hass was in Plentywood on
business Friday.
Ben johnson returned on Saturday
from Crosby.
Rev. Sullivan returned SATURDAY.
tlom Westby where he held church
services.
Peter and EdNa / link drov, Il
Plcnt wood Sund.'y
Ruby Doe left Thursday for Crane
Forks where she III attend DI.r.rs.
college.
Anthony Canes, Verna and Vera
GOodlaXOn drove to Plentywood Sun
daV attending the STOW at the Orphc
UNI in the evening.
Mrs. f.. naIri- A.; MIS-. Art lei
: and entertained Il Eu.4Oer of thei
tllends al ard r&rt& ~ Mrs. uci
ands home Thursday evening. Mrs
! Isaac Selvig got a pair of beau:ifu
book ends for the head prize anu Os
, valid Selvig got the BOBBY prize. s.
= A large number of young pc Jpl
: gave a farewell surprise party q
J Ruby Doe at her home Wednesda
= evening. The evening was spent i
: playing games and at ten O'Clock
: delicious lunch was served.
. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Larson enter
Z tanned a number of their frienGs at
n six o'clock dinner at their home Sal
q urday evening. Covers were laid fc
= eight.
y A farewell party was given fC
: Arthur TObiasOn at his home last Sa
k urday evening. The evening We
e. spent IN playing games and at mix
2 night I. very delightful lunch VIZ
:, served. Mr.. Tobiason left the first
d rIrc Wed for Minneapc':3 to Wis
~ relatives and friends.
lGCse who registered at the hot
the past week are: Mr.. and Mrs. !
= Long, Whitehall; Hamburg, Mino
n Claude Hanahan, Whitehall; Eve
t tS Hanson, Whitehall; w. F. Ehlers, S
u Paul; John Boyd, Ambrose; E. I
a Guess, Halliday, N. D., w. E. Dial
81 Minneapolis; A. E. Clowd, Crosb,
/ Mrs. H. S. Jordon, Raymond; Knu
Fl Norgaard, Plentywood and Joe Pete
= son, Dillon.
CHI Miss Huddleston returned fro
v Whitehall Friday where she had be,
t. called by the death of her niece.
= William Writ received two.T f,
r- blooded Angora goats from Kenma
er. Tuesday.
Elwood House went to Bainville
business the first of the week. NM
. Mrs. Andrew Anderson and daup
'eS ter Lucille went to Conrad, Mont. Il
Let week to visit Mrs. Anderson's p3
or ents.
M. F. G. Mills returned Tuesday efrC
AT two weeks trip with friends
- Montana and Anamoose, N. D.
~, ~ Leanora Roderick was confined
tit . her home the first of the week W
. an attack of the flu.
Charley Belts and Joe Kosky drC
to Plentywood on business .Tuesd
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