The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-12

John Albers from Redstone was in
Outlook on business Friday of last
week and attended the lecture by
Scott Leavitt.
Mr.. Hatch of MinOt called at the
office of the Farmers Elevator Co.
of Outlook Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnie Prim and
daughter Dona drove to Scobey Sun
day to visit relatives.
Mrs. o. Ziebarth and Mrs. Lang
were in Outlook on business Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson drove
to Fortuna Sunday to visit Mrs.
Thompson's mother.
Lenora Larson, who is teaching
school in Whitehall passed the weei
end at her home.
Rev. Ashworth came over from
Redstone Monday and called on
friends in town and vicinity.
Ella and Harry JUL attended the
Orpheum in PlentywOod Sunday ev-
ening.
A large number of the Outlook
young people attended the dance In
Raymond Friday evening of last
week.
Scott Leavitt gave an interesting
lecture in the Outlook hall on Fri
day which was we'll attended.
The Altar Society served supper in
Karlson's store building Friday af-
ternoon and evening.
Joe Winters, representing the
Brown Grain Company, called at the
Farmers Elevator Company of Out
look on Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Johnson had an auction
sale of her personal property Mon
day and will soon leave to spend the
winter in California.
The Hospital Aid will give sup
per and dance October 10th, in the
Outlook Hall. The people of Out
look are anticipating a splfndid at
ternoon and evening.
A large number of the young peo-
pie from Redstone attended the dance
in Outlook Saturday night.
Mrs. Scott was shopping in Plen
tywodo Tuesday.
! Mrs. Schultz from Bainville has
been visiting her friends in Outlool
the past week.
Mrs. n. J. Nelson entertained Yer;
GOodlaxon and Margaret and Esthe,
Johnson and Mrs. Tony Gaines at
six o'clock dinner at her home Thurs
day evening.
Rev. Egge confirmed a class of L
children in the Lutheran church i
Outlook last Sunday.
NJ. B. Larson, ST., was in Plenty
wood looking over business matter
Tuesday.
SCHOOL NOTES
First Grade
I The first grade has been maxim
health posters.
Helen Koskey brought new plar
for our room.
Richard Vests little brother visit
ed our room Thursday.
/ Second and Third Grades
| Maselle Morris entered the secon
grade last week.
The second and third graders al
| working hard to Improve their suee
and comprehension in reading. A
individual chart shows their improy,
ment. AS
Third and Fourth Grades
| The pupils of Miss Falsom's an
Miss StaVoney's rooms are giving
short program on Columbus Day.
Eighth Grade
The pupils have completed the
book reports for the first six week
Preparation is being made for e.
hlbits to be sent to the county fair
} Attendance for the past week h;
: been almost perfect, one pupil beir
absent on account of sickness.
Thirteen pupils have been neith
tardy nor absent during the fir
month of school.
II High School
II The class in Citizenship has scor
! itself on efficient learning. The m
dunn score was 800. The vario
items on the score card were list
in order of frequency for the enti
class and the result posted. Lat
on the class will rate itself on ma
ners and conduct.
One phase of the work for the Sc
ond semester will be a rather exte
- sive survey of the vocational fie
= After the survey each student W
select the vocation which he thin
he is especially interested in, a
will then make an intensive study
this vocation.
The American Problems class
making study of the conditions a
= circumstances surrounding the ado
tons and ratification of the Cons
tuition.
i The six weeks tests will be giV
this week. The report cards will
given out Wednesday of next week
Mr.. Stegner, State High Sch
Inspector, visited our school last F
day.