The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-11-21
OUTLOOK

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Garrick at
| tended the show i'm Plentywood Sun
day evening.
Frances and Melvin Deck and
Thomas Clawson sponsored party
TO a group Of twenty children Mon
day, the occasion being their birth
days.
Miss Barbara LELAND has been as
sisting in the N. J. Nelson store the
past week.
Inez and Eunice Olson have moved
| into the Walders house. They will
live there during the school months.
| Goodhardt Bowers went to Shelby
Monday. where he will commence
work.
The Outlook Bluejays (girls and
boys) basketball teams played the
Westby boys and girls on the Out
look floor. A clean, fair game was
played with the results of the girls
game 10 to s in favor of outlook and
the boys game IS to 8 in favor of
outlook.
The grade teachers, Miss Smith,
Miss Hawbalker, Miss Tronnes, Miss
Folsom and Miss Donaldson and Mr..
Skar were Plentywood visitors We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week.
During their stay they attended the
teachers convention.
sick list this week.
Charley Belts returned to his home
here from Iowa, where he had been
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Goodlaxon visited at
the Thorson home Sunday afternoon.
The Lutheran Ladies cleaned the
Lutheran church Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson returned
home from Minot. Monday, where
they had been visiting relatives.
The Outlook band is giving con-
cert December nth. A very good
interesting entertainment Is being
planned.
Jack Keogh returned home from
Winnipeg Tuesday. He was a bust
ness visitor in Winnipeg.
DIR. Storkan of Plentywood was an
outlook visitor Tuesday.
Louie Van Hee from Plentywood
was an Outlook visitor last Sunday
Mrs. Fred Roderick returned home
from Minot Thursday. She has
been receiving medical care there.
The Misses Stella and Rita Cor
kerry returned to their home mere
from Minot Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Rooster and MRS. Il
O. Nelson entertained the bridge
club at the Frank Rooster home Fri
day evening. A wonderful time was
had by all those present.
Charles Roderick returned home
from Minot Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Nelson were
dinner guests at the Norris home
Sunday.
Margaret Simonet, Emma Wollan
and Clifford Hamilton gave a Senior
class supper Saturday evening. a
very delicious supper was served anc
wonderful time was had by al
present.
The Midnight Ramblers played fol
dance at Gladmar Friday evening.
Otto Leitz. who has been workint
at Tobins and went home for few
days visit. had the misfortune, while
coming back to Outlook to be badly
injured an dhis car was also seri
ously damaged.
The Midnite Ramblers played fol
dance in Whitehall Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wollans ant
their daughter Emma and Norma
Bjerke were Redstone visitors las
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Selvig an6
children. Annie, Ethel, Kathryn anC
Arthur were Daleview visitors las
Sunday.
Christine and Max Deck were SEQ
hey Visitors last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ladd. ST., wer'
Plentywood visitors last Saturday.
MT anu nAISs NilhlAt1 A9AE&hAt
were Plentywood visitors Saturday.
DR.. Storkan from Plentywood wa
at the Outlook school Tuesday an(
vaccinated for smallpox. those wh'
wished to be vaccinated.
Mrs. Earl Chaffee was a visitor
at the Scott home last week. Sh'
will move to Alkabo this week where
they intend to make their future
home.
The Junior II. S. class presented
their program last Friday. IT was
enjoyed by the remaining thre,
classes very much. Also Miss Clinl
and Miss Craig and Mr.. Alexander
: seemed to get some good laughs
The Sophomores are in hope thai
the assembly and teachers will en-
JOY their program which will be Civ
en- Friday as much as they did thai
Of the Juniors.
Christine Deck and Mrs. Thomas
Clawson were Plentywood visitors
Monday.
. Clifford Tooke from Antler. N. d.
/ bs i'm Outlook.
Those who registered at the Out
look Hotel this week are: w. w
Olas. Minneapolis; Buland. Mime
: apolis; Westby Boys y. y. team
a Westby: Miss Touslter. TT. l.. Han
sen, Westby: Reuben Wollan. Out
look; Ed Torgeson. Minot.