The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-12-18
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OUTLOOK NEWS

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Kohler drove
| to Glen Ulm, n. Dakota, Sunday and
returned to Outlook Tuesday, ac-
companied by their son Thomas, who
has spent the past few months
there visiting relatives.
Mrs. Joe Wirtz did the house work
for Mrs. f. Kohler during her alb
sence.
The L. D. R. members of Plenty
wood entertained those of Outlook
at the meeting here Tuesday. Mrs.
| A. Johnson and Mrs. o. Boo served
lunch.
The Outlook Blue Jays met the
Medicine Lake players on the Out
look floor Thursday. The final
score was Is to in the Blue jays
favor. The preliminaries ended with
5 points for the Whites and for
the Blacks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Garrick. Mr..
and Mrs. John Ladd, Jr., and daugh-
ter, and Earl Wellington were call
| ers at the Jack Keogh ranch Sun
day.
The Outlook second basket ball
| team played at Dooley Friday, Doc.
ley being victorious with score OF
Is to A.
Misses Hawbaker and Tronnes
were visitors at the John Ladd, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hatvick were
visitors at the home of Frank Kohl
, er last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson ant
t Marjorie and Mr. and Mrs. LloyC
Homme and Roberta were Dime
guests at the Ole Garrick home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Garrick weF
callers in Comertown Saturday.
Mr.. cap" Wollan, Misses Haw
: baker, Tronnes, Folsom and Buckne
= berg were Plentywood callers Satur
8 The Antelope B. B. team playe
n lhere Saturday. The scores were 2
= to in Outlook's favor.
e Mrs. Void and Orville, and Cla1
ence Wagnild were Plentywood shoI
pers Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Deck was very pleas
It antly surprised on Tuesday, whe
about 25 ladies gathered at her HON
and showered her with many prett
and useful gifts. During the aftel
Il noon, the ladies were engaged in
guessing contest, Mrs. Rooster VIII
1t ming the highest and Mrs. Ma
Writ the lowest prize. Mrs Scot
Mrs. Wunderlich and Mrs. N. Dec
AZ were hostesses and served lunch, a
m ter which the gifts were opened al
admired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hatvick ente
III tanned at a card party Saturda
n Maurice Egger won high prize al
. Ed Wollan the consolation
tn Mrs Claud Mills and Mrs. Nell
Deck served lunch to the band meI
bers last Monday night at the Cal
Their thoughtfulness was much a
preciated by the entire band.
Frances Rowan, Mrs. Rowan, MI
b. Tobin and Mrs. Simonet we
OH Plentywood callers Tuesday
Mrs. F. Roderick and Lenore we
Plentywood shoppers Thursday.
Several of the Outlook folks Z
at tended the show at Flaxville Su
th day.
DIS Carl Back motored to Plentywo
-ar Saturday.
ire dinner guests at the Roy Nor
nd home Sunday.
Ed Wollan, John Lien, Tom p
er- erson, Grant Stoner and Lyle G;
ire rick were among the Plentywo
callers on Friday.
Iu- Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Anderson a
in the Thomas Clawson family spt
-, Sunday at the home of Mr.. and NJ
Ga George Snuggins near Minton, G.
SIS. Miss Helen Miller gave a dance
Tho the Snuggins school Saturday evi
'n0 ing which was well attended.
present had a very good time.
Mr.. Alexander was busin
AL caller in Plentywood Saturday.
Bill Reugsegger and Rob w
were Plentywood callers Friday.
The Outlook town team pla,
ar at Flaxville, being victorious witt
40 score of Is to 10.
Mr.. Frank Koh1er was a Plen
M wood caller Wednesday.