The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-09-23
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OUTLOOK

Kenneth Doe took Mr.. Rossp,ov
10 Plentywood last Saturday To re-
celve medical aid.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomson wara
Saieu 10 Mlnton, N. d. last Thurs
gay TO attend the funeral of NJ
Thompson'S mother.
MartIn Salonek had the misfor-
tune to injure his arm while com
Dlnlng the past week.
"a NUMBER OF Irene Bakkes friands
surprised her Wednesday evaninos
when they. gathered at her home for
IeMeii party Irene left for
treat Falls Friday where sba nil
take up nursing at the Coi,,r,I WI
hospital. No doubt the Misses En-
Ler' Slmonet and Bake will have q
training. s 'iiis
Carson Ekman returned Wednes-
DAY from Minnesota, where he has
peeh looking after his personal
property. Mr.. Ekman will he IoaS@-
weeks. ~ Ao"
Bob Bromberg was an Outlook
visitor Monday. 0N
Mrs. Clinton Cosper has been on
the sick list the past week. At the
present writing she is up and around
The junior glass ordered their
pected in about two weeks.
The Rhythm Rascals played for
a dance at Gladmar, Sask., last Fri
gay A large crowd attended. and
"a tickets were sold. Here's hoping
we sell that many Friday, the 3Oth.
Harold Homme had the misfor-
tune to break his arm Friday while
cranking old 'Nermie" model IT"
seems to be getting young again in
its old age
Mrs. Don Trower of Scobey has
been visiting her father and broth
ers the past week.
Mrs. =. ]. Scott and Edwin Nor
gan and his mother, were Plenty
wood callers Monday.
The dance held at Outlook Sat.
evening was very we'll attended,
everyone having an enjoyable time.
Messrs. Earl Cosper and Charles
E. Taylor left for Pocatello. Idaho,
Monday morning. Miss Thelma Gill
more, who has been visiting at the
Clinton Cosper home during the
summer months, accompanied them
rs far as DOdsOn.
Arthur Iceland and Mr.. and HTr=.
Keith Garrick were dinner guests at
the Ole Garrick home Sunday cve-
ming.
Jack Keogh and son Alan were in
town Monday.
Mrs. Rydberg returned home from
the hospital Sunday night
Misses Folsom, Buckneberg and
Hansen were dinner guests at the
Claude Mills home Wednesday eve.
ming.
Miss Gale Iceland has been visit
ing with Mr.. andMrs. Alexander this
week.
Ed Curtis of Wheaton, Mimi, has
been visiting at the John Gunderson
home the past week.
Adolph GCGnice and Charles Rod
erick transacted business matters in
SoObey on Tuesday.
Mr.. Garnice left for his home at
Powers Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. Fritz of Alkabo is taking Mr.
ThompsOn's place in the depot dur
ing his absence.
Miss Rita Cookery accompanied
Kitty Kennedy to Raymond Sunday.
Glenn and Gladys Peterson were
Plentywood callers Saturday.
Lloyd Gilbert, LenoTd WaXon and
Alfred Styles of Wisconsin, who
have been visiting at the Jeck Mel
son home this week, left for Yellow
stone Park Sunday.
Lenord Morgan and Rueben Mel
son left for Havre Sunday where
they will attend college this winter.
Esther Koski was a visitor in
Plentywood Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom ClawSon visited
relatives in F'laXville on Sunday.
Those who attended the lecture
held in Plentywood Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Cosper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Cosper John Amulson
and Mr.. Harlk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossman and Mon
tana Cosper took Ransom to his
school near Comertown Sunday eve
ming.