The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-12-12

Max. Mr.. and Mrs. Brelie and ohu
aren and Mr.. and Mrs. Reed nnd
fanny Mrs. Ephraim Faucet serI,-
ca very Sumptuous dinner. After
uIhher, dancing and playing cards
were the main entertainments
me A. o. U. w. lodge held a meet
ing Tuesday evening.
A pep meeting was held at the
school Tuesday afternoon. The meet
ing was led by Nella Cookery and
wallace Nelson, the yell" leaders.
The country men" and the 'town
men played their first game of
cards Monday evening. The town
men" won.
Clair Johnson, Einar Klofstad and
Clarence Boo drove to their home
here from Minot to spend Thanks
giving vacation. They returned to
Minot Sunday, where they are going
to college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keogh drove to
WillistOn and got Ethel Schuman
who came to Outlook to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation. KeoghS
took her back Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Ryburg and
daughters Dorothy and Marjory were
dinner guests at the Dan Egger
home Thursday.
1t is reported that Miss Houge.
| lOIUlGI OullOOh nuISCt rs IldIIleU.
| Lucille Nelson returned to her
home Sunday from Koskies, where
she has been since last Wednesday.
| William Nelson, a brother to Mrs.
Charley Larter, who has been visit
ing here, returned TO his home in
Canada Friday. Mrs. Charley Lar
ter accompanied him home for a few
days.
Miss Wort, the demonstration for
-. AN.
dies at the home of Adolph Hovdey
last Wednesday. All the members
were present to whom Miss Wort
served many new dishes.
Joe Stack, Francis, Kathryn, and
Thomas Kohler took their sister.
Mrs. Wiame to her home in Canada
Wednesday. They returned by way
of Raymond where they attended
the dance.
Mrs. Cashmer Mally, the occasion
being their thirtieth anniversary. a
large crowd attended and a good
time was had by all those who were
present.
A party was held at the the Tony
Mally home last week. the occasion
being a double birthday. Dancing
was the main entertainment Of the
evening.
| William 1NutSStb6tI was n sup
per guest at the VIM. Tobn home
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Flannery seTv.
ed a very delicious dinner Thanks.
giving day to Adam Graft, Andy
Nestle and nephew. and Martin
Homme.
Those who registered at the Out.
look Hotel this week were: Ed. Fer
guson, Minot; Reuben Wollan, Out
CwnrF.xFs Nor.
tin Olson, Archer; Lloyd Grant
Richmond, Va; George Grant. Rich
mond. Va: u. S. Grant. Richmond
Va; Mrs. II. Sly. Kenmare; +. J
Frost, Outlook; L. Peake; George w
Johnson, Outlook.
Mr.. Keogh drove TO Williston las
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and family
! were dinner guests at the Harris
home Thursday.
Miss Smith went to her home a.
Culbertson Wednesday. where sh'
will remain during Thanksgiving va
cation.
Rev. Simondson enrolled the Lu
theran Confirmation class Saturday
He expects to have an enrolment OF
about twenty pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew LELAND, Mr.
and Mrs. Lundeen and daughter
Margaret. and Mr.. and Mrs. n. J
Nelson were 200 o'clock dinner
guests at the Arthur LELAND home
Sunday evening.
Andrew Ueland and Frank LunC
went TO Minten. Canada. Thursday
where they purchased a Belgian col
which they brought back with them
Ray Norris was a Plentywood Wis
itor last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Quintes Sundstron
and family We're guests at the OLE
Garrick home Thursday and Fri
day.
bill" Ruegsegger was a supper
guest at the House home Thursday
evening.
The small poX quarantine on Nc
Leans was lifted last Tuesday. The
lchildren have returned to school.
Alan Keogh and Ethel Schumar
were visitors at the Ed Wollar
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Nelson and
daughter Marjory and Ruby 30,
were dinner guests at the Charlie:
Grant home Sunday.
Mrs r. o. Nelson entertained tn,
ladies with three ables of bridg,
Monday. Mrs. Ike Selvig won the
high prize and Mrs. VIM. Goodlaxor
won the low prize.
The Lutheran Sunday school i.
serving tea from 2 to o'clocl