The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-05-10
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster drove
to Plentywcod on business Tuesday. /
Oles Underdahl, who has been look
ing after business in Whitehall for the
past week, returned Saturday.
Violet Lofstrum, Regina Muiver-
hill, Charles Rhodenick, and Adolph
Garness drove to Scobey on Sunday.
Mrs. C. E. Stapleton was in Plen-
tywood on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LewartOn from Peer
less visited at the Sam Thomson home
Sunday.
M. B. Larson left Saturday fol Am
brose.
Vivian Walker from PlentywoOd
visited friends mere Sunday.
Among those who registered at the
hotel the past week are: Dan Casley,
Minot; Mrs. J. G. Glusner, Kenmare;
DIR. e. B. Martin, Plentywood; Dan
Higgins, Noonan; J. A. Blodgett,
Plentywood and A. Foss, Minneapo-
lis.
F. D. Morck Agency, Plentywood,
Mont, writes Automobile, Windstorm
and Fire Insurance. Are you insured
A large number of Outlook young
people attended the dance in Plenty
wood Saturday evening.
resent the 9th and 7th in scholarship
events at the Roundup: Raymond Ko-
terba, Mayme Johnson, Preston Neff,
Mr. end Mrs. Joe Walker from Sco~
bev visited friends here Sunday.
L. H. kindly, representing the Utah
Wooden mills from Salt Lake City,
was here on business Monday.
Mrs. Elwood House and son Harry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Took and daughter
drove to Plentywood on business Mon
day.
Henry Nelson from Scobey visited
his family here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraley and Susie came
over from Arnegaard, N. Oak, and
passed the week end at the home OF
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Bar
ney Anholt.
About thirty-five ladies gave Mrs
H. C. Nelson farewell surprise par
! ty Tuesday afternoon. The Nelson
family will move to Scobey as soor
: as school is finished.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The Senior class was guest of the
Junior class at a four-course banquet
in the domestic science room at 7:3(
o'clock, Saturday, May 4th. The room
and table were cleverly decorated
with blue and gold, the Senior elias
colors. The dinner was served by tn,
; Sophomore girls who were dressed il
white uniforms with aprons of blu
and gold.
Between the courses the following
toasts were given, in harmony wit
our motto: Rowing, Not Drifting"
: Welcome .Einar Klofsta
Response -..---.---..-.-..-.Ru Ruben VOLTA
POSTMASTER --.--.-----.----Clair Johnso
: The Oars ..------.-------G Gladys Peterso
;. The Pilots Gordon Faucet
1 The Storm Evelyn Larso
: The Sailors ........-..--.----..-....T lula Lun
> The Harbor Mr.. Alexande
Song --...---..------..-.-..- Senior Clas
I The program was closed by the Sen
: ors who sang Farewell to Thee"
n The grade school track meet We
}. held Wednesday, May LIST. 1t wa
} conducted by the High School boy
: All students in the various grade
ID were allowed to participate. Thel
4 will be only ten representatives
K. each event at the County Roundu
ut May 18th. Our school will have i
S, full quota in all events.
d. Lucille Nelson will be our represel
tative in the State Declamatory CO..
n, test which will be held Thursday, M
10 10th. Mrs. N. j. Nelson will act
IN chaperon for the representatives fro
IN Outlook, Plentywood and Culbertso
+ They will leave for MissouIa on Il
~ six o'clock train from Culbertson
O. Tuesday.
81 Eighth Grade Notes
= The result of the preliminary ira,
90 meet held last week showed Stanl
- - Tooke to be the leading contestant
.S+ Kenneth Doe. Annie Selvig and Nc
10 ma Bjerke will be representative
~ the scholastic contest at the Coun
"a Roundup.
The l9nguage class is writing CHI;
an acter sketches this week. Later
or will put them together in book
~ form.
n The Civic class has begun the stu
on of the school system of Montana.
av. Sixth and Seventh Grade Notes
,Ie- The sixth and seventh grades h;
mrs begun review work in history
Of, arithmetic
are Lyle Tutty took up seventh or,
4 8 work last week.
The following were chosen to I