The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-02-01
RESERVE

last Thursday evening NUMBER
from town journeyed 10 the nome OF
Carl Angvick TO take part IN the
whist contest staged between the
married and the single men OF the
Whist club. The game resulted IN
the defeat of the single men at the
rate of about four % one. After the
game the party was treated TO de-
liciouS lunch.
Saturday evening number from
here took in the dance at Plentywood.
On Monday afternoon the real sung
of the wintry weather got IN us
strongest work. The warmest part OF
the day saw the thermometer at 70
below zero.
Mrs. Lars Angviek left for Helena
last Monday 10 spend a couple OF
weeks with Mr.. Angviek, our State
Representative. Mrs. Angvick Will
also take in the Farm Home week seS-
sion at Bozeman.
State Highway engineers are busy
making a preliminary survey OF the
line east of town for the State High
way, which is said to. be constructed
this coming summer.
Walter Hanson. of Antelope is as
sisting at the barber shop this week.
MeSsrs, Carl Hole and Geo. Lund
transacted business in Pientywood be-
tween trains last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris MadSen visit
ed in PlentywOOd between trains last
Friday. = S. c,
With severe cold and roads drifted
badly, very little seems to be stirring
in our otherwise busy little town
these days.
Pete Michaud seems to be the I'M
lucky citizen this week, being the VIC
time of an attack of flu.
Charley Bornsted and John kallak
spending the winter at Long Beach
California, seem to get a lot of kick
out of telling US how perfectly won
derful the weather is down there. SUE
it is wonderful but we are not there
Hans MadSen, operating the mai
run between Reserve and Dagnar
finds it necessary to use a team anC
sled this week.
The Waukea Club will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting with Mrs. j.
Gibbons February 9TH. The annua
election of officers will be held, S
a full attendance is desired.
Mrs. Jim EvensOn was hostess I
a number of ladies last Wednesda
evening. Bunco was the evenings di
version. Mrs. Geo. Lund made tn
greatest number of points and wa
awarded first prize. The consolatio
prize was given to Mrs. Ness. Mr..
ROrvig assisted Mrs. Evenson in serN
ing a delicious lunch.
The first of a series of Public Car
parties given to raise money for tn
Community Hall by the Waukea Gu
will be held Saturday evening in til
school house. Whist will be playe
during the first part of the evening
A lunch will be served at midnigh
after which dancing will be the diver
sion. An attendance fee of fit
cents will be charged each adult. Chi
dren under sixteen will go for twent,
five cents. A large attendance is Il
hope of the Club.
The regular meeting of the Cor
mercia1 Club was held Tuesday eve
ing. A new set of officers was i
stalled and large program of civ
activity planned for the coming yea
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder Leer return,
last Tuesday morning from month
trip thru various parts of North D
kOta and Minnesota.
The general store of the H. Toms
Co. is being given a thorough owe
hauling. Chris MortenSen, loo
painter, is putting on the interior d
corations, while other members of Il
firm are rearranging the furnishing
making the institution a much mo
convenient and comfortable place
work in.
We notice, too. that the Hardwa
store is undergoing some change
furniture and also getting a coat
paint inside. na