The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-03-27
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Frederick Roderick and son Char
les were business visitors in Scobey
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Lund were
Scobey visitors Tuesday.
Ben Benson was a Scobey visitor
last Friday. While in that town he
purchased Chester Ford's Chandler
coach.
Last Tuesday the st. Patrick's
dance, sponsored by the Elks ladge,
was very well attended. Everybody
enjoyed themselves when dancing 10
the 81 Apply rhythmic music of the Sc
renading -Four.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Frank
Rooster and Mrs. Roy Nelson enter
tanned at bridge luncheon. Mrs. Ray
Norris received the high prize and
Mrs. Lloyd Homme won consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Back were Plen-
tywood business visitors Tuesday.
The Catholic ladies served supper
in the hall at the st. Patrick's dance
Tuesday evening.
Julia Vermillion of Ceylon, Sask.,
visited a few days the past week
with Miss Kate Kohler. While in
Outlook Miss Vermillion made many
friends.
Miss Donaldson and William Rueg-
segger were dinner guests at the
OifclSs GIdn NAOAle SUNDAY.
Hans HELM and Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Johnson entertained the country
whist club at Joe KowSki's home on
Wednesday evening. Mrs Dan Egger
won the high prize for the ladies
and Andrew Anderson won the mems
high prize.
Bill Ruegsegger shipped a car of
cattle to Chicago Friday.
Andres and Joe Stack of Canada
visited with friends here for a few
days this week.
Roller skating has been the latest
amusement in Outlook the past few
evenings.
Mrs. Thompson, mother Of Mrs.
John Wunderlich, returned to her
home at Ambrose Friday.
Friday evening the guests of the
members of the ladge gave a return
party to the lodge members. The
amWsements OF the evening were
dancing and cards. Those receiving
prizes were Mrs. Joe Rick, high for
the ladies and Mrs. Jack Gaines low;
Norris Egger high for the men and
Mr.. Gilroy was consoled with the
BOBBY prize. The Junior class of
the local high school presented a
short play, Uncle Dicks Mistake"
MT. Goodlaxon has been on the
sick list the past week.
A9As 0OO0AdAOn NdS DeGn staying at
the Tony Gaines home for a few
days the past week.
William and Clarence Doe and
Clair Johnson motored home from
Minot Friday evening to spend the
week end. Clarence and William will
return Sunday where they will re-
sumo their college duties.
Mrs. John Wunderlich entertained
q few lady friends at her home on
Thursday. Among those present were
the Mesdames Hawkins, Thomson.
Deck, Writ. Kohler and Garrick.
Joe Kowski and Julian Krezebet-
kowski were brentwood business
visitors Friday.
Those who registered at the hotel
the past week are: Fred Deaton.
Crosby; Roy Cotter. Daleview; Earl
Bigley and N. Robarge, Flaxton;
Armor Hopkins, Outlook; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Christensen, Laurence.
Lodull and d. ]. Void, Minot; Frank
Lambert, Detroit, Mich and Mr.. Gill
roy Of Plentywood.
Saturday evening Andrew Ander-
son entertained the country whist
club at his home. Hans Helm and
Mrs. o. B. Snuggins received head
prizes and Mrs. Ed. Wollan and
John Ladd, ST., received the BOBBY
prizes
A large number OF the Outlook
people attended the dance at Dale
view Saturday night.
Christine and Max Deck returned
Sunday from Minneapolis where they
have been visiting.
Rita Cookery accompany Dutch
and Bill Doe to Minot Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Drager and daughter
Grace and ole Johnson motored TO
Scobey Sunday evening.