The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-28

Saac SelVlg ana hOy NSlSOn-
Father Leahy left for Grace
lille, Mimi, Friday.
Ralph Lund, who represents the
Westlaad Oil Co., was business
,aller here Thursday.
H. C. Nelson came up from
Crosby, n. Oak, Friday and left
for his home in ScObey Saturday.
The town and country men con-
tested at whist again Monday ev-
ening, the town men having to
buy the supper. The whist widows
were entertained at the Isaac Sell
Wig home the same evening, as
sisted by Mrs. Jack Keogh. Mrs.
A. G. Iceland won high honors and
Mrs. Roy Nelson low.
Jennie Shibbe, Ed. Shalbetter,
Eli ShaIbetter and George Snug
gins were guests at the G. A. An
derson home Thursday evening,
the occasion being a card party.
Mrs. Walter Anholt and baby
returned from Minot Monday,
where they had called on a doc
tor.
Ole johnson went TO Plenty
wood last week to arrange for
spring road work.
Elwood House left for Mildred,
Mont, Thursday, where he will
engage in a wrestling match. He
has several more matches sched-
uled for March.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hass re-
turned to their home in Crosby
Friday after visiting at the Hass
home here.
A band concert will be given in
the hall Friday, February 28tt
with H. G. Prescott directing. The
program is as follows:
Overture, Grand Entree-
By George Switzerland
March, Defender
By George Switzerland
Serenade, The Green
By George Switzerland
Musical Reading
Nellie DOna4OSOI
Banjo Solo, eve Got the Banjo
Blues-Scheldman
By Richard Wunderlicl
/ Saxaphone Duet, Mississippi
Cradle"-Jack Yunney
By Max Deck & Ransome Cospe
Concert Orchestra Selections
J. w. Wunderlich, Director
Overture-The Princess Dream.
( Waltz-The Swan.
Overture elcome.
: Cornet Duet, "Marie"-
Irving Berten
By Lyle Garrick Kenneth Cospe
, Cello solo, Gone Fleeing Hour"
By Adolph Garnes
Band Selections
! March-Prospero.
Waltz-AZure Skies.
, Waltz-Tower City.
OUTLOOK SCHOOL NOTES
5 The basket ball team returne
: from the sub-district tournamel
: on Saturday. The boys were som
: what disappointed In their OV
games r.. report a good tourn
{ ment. They report that the team
J were all evenly matched. With t
S possible exception Of Scobey, viii
S seemed to be distinctly the supe
:. Tor team of the tournament. N
Larren, the referee of the tourn
ment, made the statements that
- contestants were the most ever
> matched of any tournament
L which he officiated. Outlook a
s. Plentywood had the distinction
II playing the first game of
o. tournament. Outlook finally ],
D ing in the second overtime peri
p by a score of q to %, after havi
= led up until the last five secor
- of the regular playing periods. 7
=. second game was played W
~ Medicine Lake and final score
!. ing "a to 20 in favor of Quito,
- The third game was lost 10 Ophe
w by a score of "a to q. This ga
a was practically a repetition of
a. Plentywood game. However, I
81 boys put up a good fight and
. are now looking forward to n
GU year. We are sorry to lose 20
: son and Klofstad but we h
u some excellent material to t
&C their place with our present 80
h look" Outlook should be a str
a. contender for the district title n
year.
Our debate team is work
- hard. They expect to debate v
ar- Scobey in the near future.
90. winner of this debate will deb
Antelope or Medicine Lake.
The six weeks examinai
= schedule has been posted.
IN tests will be held on Wednes
IN Thursday and Friday of this WI
IN The Commercial Law class
d decided to put on a mock trial
&c er on IN the semester. Each m
- Der of the class is to presen
rs case. The class will then de,
~, on the one which they think
M suited. They win then select
an torney and other necessary Z
40 Gals. The accused viii most Ill
be freshman. The trial will
Ks. be held during regular class
CHI iOds. If it is successful it vii
lid given at an assembly later on
roe The Sociology Class is using
We Social Service and Social
or search Magazines" as one of
al main outside reading referer
A number of very interesting
- ports have been given.
ur- A few copies of MagruC
or 1880 civics books have been
ks. dered for reference In Amer
igh Government. This book will
cal clude all important governms
jor, happenings of 1929. The ella.
you using the Time magazine and
gan erary Digest current happen
rs" The Algebra Class has been
i'm, ing a number Of speed tests in
ing fundamental processes. 7
all who fall below the establi
arly median viii be given special v