The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-06-23
OUTLOOK

Ransom COsper and Clarence
poe closed them schools last week.
iney We're teaching in Wanso dis
trict.
Mrs. Fannie Thompson has been
Visiting with her children at Red
stone the past week.
ME- and Mrs. Earl Nickerson left
the first of the week for Wiscon-
SIN where they will visit friends
and relatives.
Amund johnson has RESIGNED
from the Outlook school board
ben Benson was selected to take
ms place and was appointed by
the superintendent.
Lloyd Morvick has been VISITING
at the Ruben Wollan home the
past week.
The Raymord-Y. C. l.. ball pame
at the Westphal home Sunday was
won by the latter.
Stella and Roger Cookery have
returned to their home after hav-
Icg been assisting their sister Mrs.
Carl Statstad.
Grant Stoner has been busy the
past week moving a house owned
by Karl HARRISON and sold TO Joe
McGowaIn of Raymond.
Mrs. Grant Stoper returned IN
her home in Outlook Friday after
having been confined in the hos
pital at Plentywood for some time.
A daughter was born Tuesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rovick. Mother
and hahe are doirg nicely.
Mis-. Lyle Garrick and infant
son returned to them home last
Frioay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Statstad and
FAMILY visited at the VIM. Cor
kerry and Ruben WolIan homes on
Friday.
VIM. Doe drove the mail the
first part of the week.
Jack Nelson ard son Wallace.
accompanied by John Ladd, ir..
left for parts in Idaho last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom CIawson, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Weiss left for Ore
goh where they will look for a
new location.
Chas. Roderick is taking charge
of the Claude Mills store while
they are gone.
Montana COsper, Mildred Tooke
and Maurice Homme spent Sum-
say in Raymond.
A group of Outlook young folks
spent Sunday at Brush Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Nichol-
son and MI MeHarry returned to
their homes last Friday at Dodson.
Alfred Booke left Sunday for
Great Falls. Miss Irene Booke,
Minnie Engler and Margaret Sim
onnet accompanied him and will
visit friends and relatives for some
time.
VIM. Doe, who resigned his DO
sitiOln as teacher in Wanso cshool
was succeeded by Mrs. Eva Swan
son.
Miss Folsom left for Seattle on
Friday where she will attend the
summer school there.
Mr.. and Mns. Henry Weiss ane
the parents of a daughter born
last Tuesday.
A large crowd was i'm attendance
at the Ray Stoner barn daice last
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wunderlick
spent the week end In Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson and
daughter Marjory left for Red
Wing, Min. where they will visit
relatives. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Frank Rooster who is on
her way to Rochester to enter the
clinic as advised some time ago.
Miss Violet Boyd spent the week
with her sister Mrs. Benson.
Helen Hank, who has attended
normal at Havre returned to her
home last week. She will teach
the Collins school next term.
Fred Wolders, one of the pio-
mems of this vicinity is quite i'll
at this time.
Mrs. Marion Buzzard is staying
at her home the past week helping
care for her father, Fred VOL
ters.
Mrs. Kramer. who lives on the
Benson place received news of the
death of her brother, who resides
rear Dooley.
A miscellaneous shower was
given Mrs. Wesley FelIon (Gladys
Iirfhe) last SUNDAY at the home
Of her parents. Mrs. Fellon Re-
ceived manv nice Gifts.
Clarence Peterson and son and