The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-11-09

Clarence Wells and family of Rad /
vile, Sask., spent the week end at the
Elwood House home.
VIM. Gardner from Bainville is Wis |
iting with friends in Outlook this
week.
Lars Angvick and Grant Blackwell !
were callers in Outlook Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Larson and |
daughter Evelyn and Cora Moore Wis
tied friends in Plentywood Sunday.
Mrs. Prim is on the sick list this !
week.
Louis Johnson from Drake, N. D.,
is visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bye from
Dooley were visitors at the Sam
Thompson home Sunday. Mr.. Bye is
candidate on the Independent ticket
for clerk of court.
Mrs. Deck went to Ambrose Mon
day.
Mrs Marion Mitchell from Plen-
tywooI spent the week end with her
mOther, Mrs. Engler.
Susie Fraley from Arnegard, ND.
passed the week end at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Anholt.
Mr.. and Mrs, Brandberg visited
Sunday afternoon the Latter Day
Saints gave a farewell party for Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Anderson before they
left for California where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Frank Fee and Mrs. Nellie
Deck and daughters Christina and
Margaret drove to Plentywood on
business, Friday.
H. G. Nelson drove to Scobey on
business Saturday.
Mrs. 0. Salvig and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Nau drove to White
tai Saturday on. bushes.
DR.. Martin from Regina was in
Outlook on business Saturday.
K. J. Karlson drove to the county
seat on business Friday.
Mr.. Boyd from Whitehall visited
friends in Outlook Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Salvig entertain
ed a number of their friends at a
birthday party at their home Satur-
day.
Several men went to Comertown on
Sunday, hunting, and returned with
a fine bunch of ducks.
Nj Rueben from Whitehall visited
friends in Outlook Sunday.
Victor Anker and Andrew LELAND
were in PlentywOod on business Fri
day.
Mis-. Helberg Nelson from Noonan
is visiting relatives here this week.
Chas. Cavanaugh from Flaxville at
tended the dance Friday evening.
Andy Nese ate duck dinner at the
Larson hame Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hill from Plen-
tywood and Mr. and Mrs. Art Wan
Ike! from DOOley were among those
who attended the dance here Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Barner form Plen-
tywOod visited the Alex Thompson
family Saturday.
The M. E. ladies Aid gave chick
en- pie supper in the Karlson store
building Saturday afternoon which
was we'll patronized.
The Outlook Community and Com
mercial club held a meeting in the
Security State bank office Tuesday
evening. The purpose was to arrange
for Thanksgiving dinner which is
sponsored by the club for the benefit
of the hospital. The meeting was well
attended and the plans laid and COM
mlttees appointed.
Henry Valdez returned Saturday
In new Chandler sedan which he
drove here from Duluth Art LELAND
accompanied him.
j. 5. Downey purchased a new
Chandler in Duluth recently and drove
it to Outlook this week.
The hospital aid met at the home
OF Mrs. P. Scott October %. A re-
port OF the bazaar, super and dance
was given as follows:
Proceeds of bazaar, super and
uahce ---.--- -.------.-----..--....---.. S414.4s
Proceeds from aid lunch ..-....- 2.7j
$417.24
Rent to Mr.. Karlson -.---...--...-.-$ 3.0l
Bill to Ford's Pharmacy .. 5.4
Bill to N. J. Nelson's store
Tor linen ---------.-.---....--.---.-.-..--. so
Note & Interest to bank for
Hospital Trustee ....-....-... 208.0
Balance on hand ..-.-............. 1906
$417.2
New officers elected as follows:
President, Mrs Arthur Ueiand
Vice President, Mrs. ]. w. Wundel
Itch; Sec-Theas., Mrs. P. j. Scott.
Meetings will be held tie secon
Wednesday of every month. Th
rext meeting will be held Nov. Ia {
the home of Mrs. G. Cosper to whic
everybody is cordially invited.
The aid wsihes to thank the con
munity for its liberal donations al
support.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beck
on Saturday boy.
Grandma Hass was released fro
the hospital Tuesday
Frank Mile and son left the no
pital Tuesday.
Mrs. Stapleton underwent an ope
alton Saturday.
Clair Nau is much improved al
will be able to leave the hospital
a few days.
SCHOOL NOTES
First Grade
Fifteen of the first grade receiv
perfect attendance certificates Il
month.
Helen koskey and Martin Kohl
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