The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-03-06
FROM AROUND SHERIDAN COUNTY

tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Alexan-
der and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Iceland
at dinner last Sunday.
The Town and Country Mems
Whist Club met at the bank last
Monday evening. The country men
won tibet game The town men stood
the expenses Of the supper because
of the loss Of the game.
Elwood House motored to Plen-
tywood Wednesday evening.
Pat Cavanaugh of Flaxville was
here Tuesday and Wednesday visit
ing with old friends.
Mildred and Stanley Tooke motor
ed to Raymond wednesday where
they visited their mother who is i'll.
Miss Hall of Plentywood was an
Outlook visitor Wednesday. She was
/ getting beneficiary members for the
Degree of Honor lodge.
Last Saturday evening Miss Irene
/ Bake, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Bake, entertained a num-
, Der of her friends at a party, the
occasion being her birthday. At IL
o'clock Miss Bake served a very
delicious lunch to the guests. The
guest sdeparted for their respective
homes about one o'clock, all voting
! Miss Bake a royal entertainer.
Friday afternoon the senior class
took charge of the high school as
! sembly and proceeded to entertain
the other classes, faculty and visit
ors. The program consisted of a
song by the class. a piano duet by
! the Misses Montana CoSper and
Georgia Buzzard. The pig judging
contest by the senior groups, the
school paper by Margaret Simonet
a banjo duet by Montana Cosper and
Minnie Engler an Indian Love Call
by Nella Cookery and Georgia Buzz
card (altos) Montana Cosper and
Minnie Engler Osoprano) Miss Mar
garet Simonet accompanied them or
the piano. Since the Indian Love
Call song was sung, the seniors
thought it quite appropriate to give
the Indian war whoop so each per.
son of the class lost his dignity and
proceeded to demonstrate his abil'
ity to be a kid again. The high
school faculty and classes agreed
the program was good enough for e
king. The visitors of the high schoo
were Mrs. Eva Engler, Mrs. Clinton
Cosper and Mrs. Martin Lundeen
We like visitors at school.
Mrs. Eva Engler and her sol
Freddie visited old friends and hel
daughter Minnie in Outlook over tn,
week end. She returned to Plenty
wood Sunday evening.
Mrs. r. o. Nelson and daughte
Marjorie and Mrs. Frank Koeste
motored to Plentywood Saturday t
shop.
Mrs. Frank Rooster entertaine
the whist widows last Monday eve
ming. Those winning the prize
: were: Mrs. Art Iceland, high an
Mrs. Ole Gorvick, low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Seaberg an
family started for Redwing, MinT
Friday where they will make thei
future home
evening given by Mr. Wunderlich'
orchestra turned out to be quite
success Everyone appeared to hav
an excellent time
? Wednesday VIM. GoodlaXon wer
! to Bainville where he purchased
t truck. He returned Thursday eve
= ming.
). Mr.. and Mrs. Jone, previously lily
t ing in town, moved to the Greene
: place two miles northeast of Gu
/ look, the farm now being owned b
Mr.. Walders. They moved Thurs
: day.
to brentwood Friday where Mr.
= Back had some dental work done
t Friday, March 9Th, '"rhe Belle
d Barcelona" the opperetta which IL
d Outlook high school has been worl
, ing on will be presented at the ha
f. in Outlook. The curtain goes up
: o'clock.
o Sunday morning P. J. Scott al
J. Clinton Cosper enjoyed clean ia
game of whist with their wive
n The ladies proved to be the be
players the score being is to not
ing-skunked. that's all.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Garrick ente
q tanned the country club at the d;
= Egger home last Wednesday ev
q, ming. Mrs. Snuggins won the hi
y prize and Mrs. Johnny Ladd the lC
s. prize for the women and John Lao
A. Jr., the hig and Julian Krezebetko'
IN ski the consolation for the men.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Nelson entt
s. tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Graz
tn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rooster, n
and Mrs. Arthur Ueland and daug
m ters Gale and Barbara, and Mr.. a
s. Mrs. J. B. Alexander at dinner SU
in day.
Alan Keogh and Ethel Selvig. {
n companied by Mr.. Selvig and M
- Clink. motored to Brockton SAT-
day where Alan and Ethel met
No Brockton debating team. They ca
. home the same evening with colo
- flying.
~ "GGrandma" West who has bt
visiting relatives during the win
id has returned to her home here.
III Thursday evening Lucille B
al Barbara Iceland. Viola Goodla1
q and Francis Deck quite surprii
u Mayme Johnson by dropping in {
ST declaring their intentions to h
an celebrate her birthday. The que
rV and hostess had a lovely time.
Ia Misses Barbara Iceland and M
~ me johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. j
= Ia Gaines were Plentywood visitors
Sunday.
en- Sunday the Misses Verona and
o2e ola Goodlaxon and Martin Hon
Ill 4 q II