The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-02-13

Sam Thompson and Miss Vida Good
haxon met at the teacherage of fba
lice school and spent the evening
with Mrs. Tony Gaines who teaches
the school.
Willard Ault who is motorine
from points in Minnesota to Havre
stopped in Outlook a few DAYS TO
visit with old time friends. willard
has a farm near Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simonet
day.
Miss Lucille Nelson found a we'd
ding ring. The owner may INQUIRE
+. of her for it.
The Brockton basket ball boys met
1 the outlook Blue Jays on the local
floor. The game was very tbriiIino.
At the end of the fourth Quarter .it tbe
Two teams were tied. They PLAYED
1.-Two minutes longer. Outlook vas
/ Eictorious. the scores standing II to
The Outlook Blue Jays met tho
ne SIedstone boys on their home floor
me game was won by Redstone 6-S
The Outlook Glee Club is rehears.
ing ne operetta. THE Belle of Bar
celona" which they intend to give on
the 9th of February
fflCay evening Opheim debated
WIN the Outlook team at the Ont
look hall. The subject wars. "Re-
9Oiseu Chat Chain Stores are a Detri-
Ihent to the American Public" Ont
Iook Won the debate and their next
aS;esinpt at victory will be with the
"ii,lnIlg team between Culbertson
and Sainville. ''oi'
Andy Patterson's death Saturday
sn,ocked the citizens of our small
Vlllase. Mr.. Patterson has been q
Iesluelt or Outlook for a number of
sedIs ana leaves many mourning
lIlehds. The funeral was held Tues
gay morning at ten o'clock, from the
1alnoiic church Father O'Rourlxa OF
brentwood officiated Mr.. and Mrs
George Patterson and daughter. Mar
gafet or Minot; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Fitzgerald of Garrison. N d
MRS. Joe Fitzgerald and daughter
ano daughters husband from CARR
son: Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Deming
or Minot and Miss Agnes Writ Of
henmare attended the funeral. Mr..
natIterson's relatives have the sym
pathy or the whole community
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Alexander took
Mrs. Olson, the mother of Mrs. AL
eNander to Williston where she will
Ial the train to her home at Dress
den, N. ID. Mrs. Olson has been
spending few days with her daugh-
Ter and while in town she made a
huhlbei u friends.
Ihose who registered at the hotel
the past week We're: Mr.. and Mrs. }
I; Thompson, Crosby; c. Bolster of
lentyWood; Henry Dione. PLENTY
wood; p. Hutimeyer, K. TT Pager
haHg and Gordon l.. White Of On
helm; Miss Alice Fauskee Westbv.
n. b. Taylor, Scobey and J. II. Gull
dickson, Williston.
Monday Mrs. Amanda Drager Mrs.
q I
ana Bob Drager were visitors at the
view.
Mrs. Andrew LELAND Emma Tom
erup, Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Garricll
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Garrick and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Garrick
and son were guests at the Keith
Garrick home Sunday.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Lund, Mr. and Mrs Marin
'alonek, Ole Johnson and Miss Grace
2Iager attended the show at Scobey.
Miss Mildred Tooke returned 10
Cltlook from Comertown where she /
rs been attending school. Mildred |
NJ continue her schooling at the
~ took school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lund enter
"a led Mr. Skar. Miss Tronnes. Miss /
Snlh, Ole Johnson, Miss Craig and /
Mr. and Mrs. Lund at a seven o'clock |
din,er Thursday evening The time |
was pleasantly spent playing. cards |
MSS Trones, Charles Roderick, Lee |
amor Roderick and Morris Egger at |
fend9 the show at Scobey Sunday.
NGis Christine, Max and Wilhel- /
nina Deck, Henry Walders. Leone |
Deck nd Archie Johnson ATTENDED |
the sb w at Scobey last Sunday eve
ming. a.,
Boide ,sre guests at the hotel on |
Monday afternoon.
The Misses Francis and Kate Koh-
Ter spent Sunday at the Kantner
home.
Mrs. Andrew Ueland, Frank Luna,
Miss Carf, and Emma Tomerup were
Plentywo5d visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Lund spent Saturday
at the A c. Lund home.
Quite number from here attend
ed the lance at Whitehall Friday
night.
Bob Drager, Lester Thompson,
Mrs. Flank Lund and Miss Grace
Drager were Daleview visitors Sat
urday morning.