The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-03-21
OUTLOOK

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Deck vii
move to Beach, n. D., as soon as
the roads will permit.
DR.. Kahle left for Burlington
Ia, to look after the estate of his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Hurst and
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Scott drove
over to PaisleybrOok, Canada Fri
day to attend a dance.
Mrs. Roy Mitchell was here be-
tween trains Saturday to patronize
our beauty parlor.
Peter Garrick helped play for d
dance in Dooley Monday night.
Miss Mable Davidson, one of
Redstone's grade teachers, attend
ed the st. Patrick's dance here
Monday night.
The postoffice which had to be
moved in to another building af-
ter the fire in December, is now
being rearranged and the finish
ing touches will be put on this
week.
Father Leahy returned from
PlentywOod Wednesday.
Harry Gum, who recently SOLD
his barber business here, is soon
to locate in Arnegaard, N. D.
Mrs. Gum and baby are visiting
with her sister in Redstone, Mrs.
]. Wigmore.
A pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Me-
harry last Saturday evening. Whist
was the diversion of the evening.
Lewis RIPLEY, local garage
man, met with a very painful &C
cident last Saturday while nour-
ing hot babbit into a mould on
the top of a battery. Moisture
that was on the battery caused it
to explode Hot metal flew into
his face, some entering each eye.
He was rushed to Plentywood,
where DR.. Fawcett attended him.
His sight was saved.
Fred Radon's car caught fire
last Saturday while he was driv-
ing about five miles north of town.
After a struggle using snow anu
mud, he got the fire out, but not
until considerable damage had
been done to the car.
DR.. Smith, the dentist from Har-
lem, Mont, was taking care of
patients here over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cole from
Daleview visited at the E. House
home Wednesday.
Mrs. c. E. Stapleton returned
home from Crosby, N. D., Tues
day.
Tony Gains made a business
trip to Redstone Wednesday.
A large crowd had a very en-
jOyable time at the Elks Bali Civ
en- here Monday night. The hall
was beautifully decorated in st.
Patriek's Day colors.
Estella and Nella Cookery were
in Plentywood Friday consulting a
doctor.
Harry Ehrmanntraut was here
from Dooley Tuesday. He is tax
ing the census of the business
places for the government.
Mrs. I. ]. Larson visited rela-
tives in Raymond several days
last week.
There will be services in the NJ
Z. church here Friday evening at
800 o'clock.
George Nelson came over from
Scobey to attend the st. Patricks
dance Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Garrick went
to Plentywood Monday morning.
Mrs. Garrick underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis that after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. ]. Karlson en-
tertained at two o'clock dinner
Sunday. Places were laid fol
eight.
Ed. Shalbetter and Jennie Stub.
be were callers in Plentvwoof
Saturday.
OUTLOOK SCHOOL NOTES
First Grade Notes
This was Bird Week and thu
bird which received the most mum.
Der of votes in our room was tht
Meadowlark. We learned about
the bird calls, songs, eggs anc
nests and colored some robins
bluebirds and meadowlarks II
their natural coloring.
We had 1000 in spelling Thurs
day.
We invited the Second grade in.
to our room Friday to hear ouI
bird song records. Then we SANG
for them and they sang March
songs for us.
We made March calendars wifi
windmills, Dutch girls and eeesf
on them.
High School
The Debate team met at SEQ.
hey Friday, March 18th. The de.
cision was two to one in favor OF
Scobey. "
The Juniors are making plans
for the Junior-Senior BANQUET
which will be held about April 26
The Senior class has decided on
It's announcements and an order
VIII be placed at an early date
The Seniors will begin work m
their class play about April 1st
IL Will be held either the first q,
second Friday in May.