The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-27

short time enroute to their home.
] B. Alexander and Jarrett
spent Sunday in PlentywOod.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Ordahl left
on Friday for Glenwood, Mimi, to
attend the funeral of the latter's
father.
liner Fredrickson is sporting a
spiffy new Plymouth coach.
Carson Eckman from Seattle.
Wash, transacted business in the
village Monday.
Mrs. Rice came over from Re-
serve Sunday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Fredrickson.
Mrs. Elmer Cole from Daleview
was here taking in the sale at
Karlson's store, Tuesday.
The Busy Bee tailor from Scobey
who was driving a Chevrolet coach
and Marion driving a truck load of
coal bumped cars in the street here
Tuesday. The Chevy" came out
of the mixup with a crumpled run
ming board.
Adolph Garness, Miss Folsom
and Miss Tromus motored to Plen-
tywood Sunday.
DR.. NJ. R. Smith, the dentist, of
Harlem took care of patients here
all last week, leaving Sunday.
Martin Zimmerman, Arney Wick
and Ole Johnson, three accordion
players gave a good entertainment
in the hall here last Thursday eve
ming.
The Altar Society is planning a
public dinner for Thanksgiving
this year.
Louis Becker and Charley Roder-
lex went to Plentywood Tuesday
evening to attend a K. C. meeting.
Lillian Handa, who has been
assisting in the hospital here the
past six months, went to Bozeman
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Golterman of
Redstone attended Mass at the
Catholic church here Sunday.
Reta Cookery went to Fortuna
last week where she has a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson
visited relatives in Fortuna Sun
day.
Those from here attending the
dance in Flaxville last Saturday
night were Lenor Roderick, Le-
nora Larson, Laura Grinlan, Ruby
Doe, Margaret Wilson, Miss Don
aldson, Miss Void, Agnes and
Magdolin Fitzgerald, Kate and
Grace Young, Nella Cookery, Clare
johnson, Clifford Hamilton, Kari
Homebecker, Leo Fleming, Otto
Lutz, Nate Gains, Rubin Violin
Clarence Wallen, VIM. Doe, Clar-
enee Grove, Charles Roderick, Ear
Wellington VIM. Ruegsegger irwin
Ordahl and Alfred Thorson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turno of Daleview
were Outlook callers Monday.
Mrs. Perry Lester, Mrs. Christ
Christensen and Mrs. r. w. Dickey
from Daleview attended Karlson's
sale Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ford anC
daughters drove to Scobey Satur.
day evening, returning Monday
While there they visited Mr.. Ford:
brother, Forrest.
Mrs. Chaffee went to Daleviev
Saturday to pass the week enc
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. De
sonia.
M. B. Larson went to Poplar
Sunday to visit his son.
Rev. Barber from Redstone hell
services in the NJ. E. church her,
Thursday evening. There will b,
services every Thursday evening.
Carol Olson broke his arm Will,
playing in the school yard Satur
day. He was taken to Plentywoot
and DR.. Fawcett set the fracture.
Mrs. Oscar Doe, who has beer
suffering from heart trouble, wa
able to be up Tuesday-the frs
time for two months.
The Outlook local of the Farm
ers Union Terminal Association
held a meeting Saturday night il
the office of the Farmers Elevator
and organized a stock shipping AS
ISOLATION. A. ]. A. johnson wa:
elected president and Arthur Ue
land, secretary, with the following
board of directors: John Lean
Henry Brelje, A. J. A. johnson
and Christ Tux. Fred Kelm wa,
engaged as manager. Anyone hav
ing stock they desire to ship shouiC
notify Mr.. Kelm, who will arrang,
for car lot shipments. This asso
citation is affiliated with the local.
at Raymond, Daleview and White
tail.
Margaret Deck went to Missouls
Friday, where she will attend tn,
State University. Henry Valdez
and Christian Deck accompanied
her by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Book from
Minneapolis arrived by car Tues.
day 10 visit Mrs. Books sister, Mrs
Chester Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Larson from
Scobey took in the Karlson SALE
here Tuesday.
Congregational High