The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-02-20
OUTLOOK

A directors meeting of the Out
look Farmers rOil Company was held
Thursday evening at the farmers ell
eVatOr.
A directors meeting of the Out
look Farmers Elevator Company
was held the 7th, last Saturday at
the elevator.
The town and country mems whist
club met at the bank Monday. Be
! cause of the town team being vic
torious the country team had to buy
supper for both teams. Mrs. Nellie
| Deck served the supper
Mrs. Lloyd Homme, Mrs. Ed. VOL
| Ian and Mrs Dan Egger entertain
ed the whist widows at the Homme
home, last Monday evening. Mrs.
Harris received the guest prize and
Mrs. GoodlaXon received the BOBBY
prize
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
hoester entertained a number of
their friends at dinner. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kowski,
and daughter Esther; Mr. and Mrs
n. Ja Nelson and Lucille; Mr. and
Mrs. R. o. Nelson and Marjorie:
Carson Ekman, Julian, Krezbetkou-
ski and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lun-
deem.
Mrs. Joe Kouski entertained a few
of her lady friends in honor of Mrs.
VIM: Writ. The guests were: Mrs.
Eli Harris, Mrs. r. o. Nelson. Mrs.
}. b. Alexander, Mrs. Simonet. Mrs.
Frank Rooster, Mrs. Joe Writ Miss
T1ll1e Efforts, Grandma Writ and
Mrs. Ionic Becker. Mrs. Joe Kou-
SKI served a very delicious lunch.
Wednesday evening each member
OF the A. o. u. w. invited a friend
to come to social gathering at the
A. .. U. w. hall. The evening was
spent in dancing and playing cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Anderson enter
tanned large number of their coun-
try friends last Friday evening at an
earthquake party. The diversion of
the evening was cards. The prize
was given to Mrs. F. Clausen who
received the greatest scoring. Every
one present declared Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson to be real entertainers.
Friday evening the Misses Haw-
baker and Tronnes, two members of
the school faculty, entertained six
friends. The evening was spent in
. playing cards and tricks Miss Iron
mes and Miss Hawbaker served a
SumptuouS lunch at midnight to Lee
anore and Charles Roderick, Maur-
ice Egger, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gaines
and Clarence Wollan
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lund, Mrs
, Andrew Iceland and Miss Craig were
, Plentywood visitors Monday
Miss Vida Goodlaxon and Mr.. and
: Mrs. Sam Thompson visited at the
homes of Mrs. Joe Walker and Otto
Franks of Scobey Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Deck was visitor al
FlaXton Sunday.
Miss Vida Goodlaxon of Minot re-
turned to her home Tuesday after
having spent two weeks visit witt
, her friends and relatives in Out
, look.
Friday evening the Outlook bas
z ketban troup motored to Medicine
Lake where fast game was play
ed, Medicine Lake being defeated b.
one point. The score Of the regular
team was and while that of tn,
second team was 2 and 4.
, Emma Tommerup of Westby wht
S has been staying at Andrew Uel
4 and's and attending school, returned
! to her home Saturday.
= The Snuggins school north O,
] Outlook has been recently closed be
e cause of Small pox
: j. H. Gullickson, auditor of N. w
A. G. company made an audit O.
the farmers elevator books Thurs
day.
Saturday evening the American
1 Legion boys sponsored a dance il
+ the Outlook hall. A good ATTENDANCE
: made the dance a most enjoyable
past time for the evening.
e Mrs. Nellie Deck and son Max ant
n Mrs. Clinton Cosper were Plenty
: wood callers Thursday While il
Z, Plentywood they visited at the Ras
i mussen home and with Mrs. Engle
at the hospital
Bernard Rooster, son of Mr.. an,
: Mrs. Frank Rooster. of Minot, mot
T ored to Outlook Friday where the.
a spent a few days at the Koeste
!, home. He returned to Minot Sun
u day.
}. Henry Walder's brother. John, an
4 his son, J.. Walders. of Rock Lake
n. d. are here visiting with Henri
e for a few days.
+ Those who registered at the hote
3 the past week are: r. d. Britain
a Glasgow; G. T. Gaustand, Gran
g Forks; j. L. Thompson. Crosby: j
Il Valdez and son, Rock Lake, N. I
), Grace Drager and Ole Johnson al
! tended the show at Scobey Sunda
J. evening.
u A large number of folks frol
! Whitehall attended the Legion dane
here Saturday evening.
Einar and Oswald Klofstad an
= Tony Yung. sponsored a party at til
Yung home. The evening was sper
in dancing, singing and various otl
was served at midnight.
Robert Drager and Les ThompsC
were dinner guests Sunday at I'll
Desonia ranch north Of Daleview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Harris and sor
were supper guests at the Uelan
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Lundeen al
daughter and Lucille Nelson we
l Plentywood visitors Saturday.
Fred Radon returned last wee
from Chicago where he has be-
I spending the winter