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

The Outlook Band is giving a con-
cert December 18th. The program
consists of all kinds of musical
numbers. such as musical readings,
dancing. solos, duets and dialogues.
The admission fees are 35 cents for
adults and 20 cents for children. The
proceeds will go to the band.
The Plentywood basketball team
played the Outlook boys basketball
team on the Outlook floor last week.
The results of the game was IL to
in favor of the Outlook team.
The Outlook boys and girls basket
ball teams went by car to Westby
Wednesday evening. Bill Boo. Lloyd
Skor and Max Deck took the play
ers over. A good, clean game was
played and the results of the girls
game was II to 10 in favor of West
/ by. The Outlook boys won by one
point. Their score was to 8.
Miss Minnie Engler was visiting
her mother at the Plentywood hos
pital over Thanksgiving.
Miss Mayme Johnson and Miss
Barbara Iceland were dinner guests
at the Jack Gaines home last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Scott and sons
George and Robert were dinner
guests at the Clinton Cosper home
last Sunday.
OQNlOOh bdllQ EenGdISeQ the
concert Monday, which they are
planning to give soon.
The American Legion post spon-
Sored Thanksgiving dance Thurs
day evening. The Midnite Ramblers
orchestra played old and new time
music. a large crowd attended and
everyone seemed to have a fine time.
Francis Kohler returned to her
home here Thursday evening. She
has been visiting at the Wiome
home in Canada.
Ottho B. Often and Donald Gar
Friday. i''S'
At this writing, word has been
received that Otto Leitz is better.
he rs not paralyzed nor is his back
broken as rumors had it.
The Outlook town bows are husv
organizing a town basketball souad
RUBY and Elmer Doe and Margar-
ct and Esther Johnson drove TO M.
not last Saturday, where they shon-
ped and visited friends and raIa-
yves. They returned to their home
here Sunday. iie
Miss Lena Often was a Thanks
nome Thursday.
The Sophomore class nrasa,,+oa
Inelr program at school last Fridsv
Inc program consisted of snealri,,o
the school newspaper etc
MT; Young and Mr.. Tommy Claw
son installed new radios in their
homes this week. eheii
cecil Garrick and John wundar-
last Saturday. AAeVie"
Bit Radons was a Daleview vie
ltor Saturday evening WIS.,
d,- risses Lofstrom and Clark were
! INNER guests at the Alexapda~
home Thursday. ~siioer
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander entertain
eo at dinner Sunday. 's'iii-
tommy Becker and Jimmie Svmas
pi@ N.Y. su sor the dance at Raymond
me Following Outlook neonIa -
tended the dance AFT Wbitotb"s 1p re at
gay: cap Wollan, Miss HawbaSar
1 11 heogh, Miss Clink. Ravmos,S
f1onme, Ethel Schuman. Roh n-olN
81. Oie f1ske. Ruth Olson. Ole TobS-
son. son, MISS Lofstrom, Max Daclr
s-re eee Garrick. Montana and Mar,
Misses Hawbaker and T,ror,u
went to Westby "Wednesday - r s
vacation. Tho, Spe ,.
work. resume their
MT, Mr.. Skar drove to Noonan NJ n
y, eonesday evening where he sro.,. |
1hs THANKSGIVING vacation
.. - anu mrs. Hurst and thar
1y drove out to the farm We'd |
TrSSsuay evening, where thew sner,t |
thanksgiving vacation. spent
,-,.al NJ. ana Mrs. p. ]. Scott and SONS
pnf. at the Hurst farm home last
were dinner |
Mr. and Mrs. Ephrain Troroo..
-erA5Ined about forty peopIe at ain
nsr thanksgiving day. The fort,,,,-
re guests were Mr. and Mrs cvbas
L s1aer and family. Mr.. and Mrs
oaads Billet and son Joseph NJ
NC Mrs. Henry Ross and fan,sI,,
~ s ana MRS. Eddie Larter and fam,
~ MI ana Mrs. Kruger and son