Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-04-05
OUTLOOK
Ella West

Mrs. Vic Carlson and daughter
Bernice of Gladmar, Can, and Mrs,
Gladys Anthony and baby of Lake
Elmo, Can, sister and nfeees OF
Mrs. Mike Flannery. are visiting at
the Flannery home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Robinson and
children of Whitehall visited at the
Ray Morris home Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Ray Morris made a business trip
to Poplar Monday.
PIT WITH OUTLOOK LOCALS
The members of the German Luth-
eran Ladies Aid herewith wish to
thank the people of Outlook and
community, also all the other towns
and their communities who helped
and contributed money for our re-
cent contest. Thanks to each and
everyone of you. Mrs. Adolph Hark.
President, Outlook.
Mrs. Frank Rooster, Rob. West
and Louis Becker were PIentywood
callers Monday.
Messrs. Bill Doe and Charles Rod
erick were in PlentyWood Tuesday.
Miss Tula Lund returned home
from Chinook Tuesday.
Peter Nyquist returned on Wednes.
day from Minot, N. D., where he has
been under a doctors care for the
past month.
Ernest Omar returned Wednesday
from a winters visit with relatives
in Chicago, III.
Dan Egger is moving to the Earl
Nickerson farm this week.
The Andrew Berg family moved
back to the farm Thursday.
Amund johnson and family moved
out to their farm Friday.
Several people from Outlook at
tended the Cantata at Plentywood
Friday night.
Messrs. Manford and Selmer Klev-
In arrived from Minnesota Friday to
work this spring for ]. D. komskis-
now.
Mrs. Martin Lundeen and daugh-
ter Margaret moved out to the farm
Thursday to spend the summer
Frank Lund took his sister Miss
Tula Lund to Opheim Saturday,
where she will teach school.
Fred Writ, Miss Ethel Selvig, Bill
Doe, Jack Gaines, the Misses Mar
garet and Esther Johnson were Wis
itors In Plentywood.
Superintendent and Mrs. Alexan-
der were weekend visitors in PIen-
tyWood.
Mrs. E1wood House and Harry
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Ruegsegger.
Tho AjuCnc E1iruhafh 1t1ufdQnr
and Edith Hanson and Henry VOL
tiers attended the show in Plenty
wood Sunday night.
Karl Shiebold OF Minneapolis spent
Easter at the home of Mrs. Nellie
Deck.
The Keogh family from Canada
spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs.Ike
Selvig.
Donald Rich and ID. A. Meharry ar
rived Sunday from Barring, Ore. TO
put in the crop on the Meharry farm.
iMessrs. clarence Doe and Ransom
Cosper, teachers in Westby, spent
Easter at their home in outlook.
Mrs. David Vaughn and brother,
Armour Hoppins. spent Easter al
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoppins,
OH Tile RESERVATION.
DIR. and Mrs. York and Miss Mar
garet Bye of Plentywood were East
err guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Mills.
Representative Andrew Ueland
and family and Hugh Vandemark ate
Easter dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Keith Garrick. Ralph Iceland is
spending a week there.
The ladies choir gave their final
numbers at the Lutheran services
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. West enter.
tanned the Bob Fitzgerald family and
Grandma West at a chicken dinner
Easter Sunday.
A farewell party for Mr.. and Mrs.
Snuggins was given Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kowski.
The Misses Marjorie and Dorothy
Ryberg after an absence of sever
weeks are attending school again.
The town election was held Mon
day. N. j. Nelson was elected may
or, Claude Mills for alderman OF the
first ward, and Henry Wolders alder
mar for the second ward.
Miss Catherine Mclean started for
Bismarck Saturday for an indefinite
stay. She will visit friends In Minot
enroute.