The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-01-03
FROM AROUND THE COUNTY
ARCHER

Among those who attended the
Christmas dance in Plentywood
from Archer were Josie, Alfred
Minnie and Clifford Knudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moe and chill
dren visited at the Christ Knudser
home on Christmas day.
N. M. Almberg and Ben Moe
visited at Otto Erickson's on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mann anc
children were visitors at the Knud.
sen home Thursday evening. The
evening was spent in playing whist
and listening to a very good radio
program.
Albert Almberg and Otto Erick-
son were visitors at the VIM. Lead.
er home Christmas day and eve
ming.
We Burst Into Verse
Have you ever heard, my friends
how dear Archer got its
name?
1t was named by Great Northern
officials that came fol
gold and fame,
One official asked the other, "We'l
place dear Archer where I,
Said the other: "In that hollow
cause it looks SO peaceful
there"
Percy Moe, who is attendins
high school at Poplar, spent tn,
Christmas vacation with his par
ents near Archer.
Among those that went to Plen
tywood by the easy route SATURDAY.
were Alfred, Minnie and Clifford
Knudtson, Roy Mann and Albert
Almberg. Alfred did the driving
The car worked well. So did the
passengers.
Mrs. Abenroth was seen in the
Sheridan county capital Saturday.
Those who visited at the Emf
Moe home Sunday were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Adolph Olson and children
Martin Olson, Clifford, Norman
and Elmer Knudsen.
The twenty-five whist game;
were played starting on Sunday
Alfred Knudsen and Albert Aim.
berg versus Ben Moe and N. M
Almberg. Roll call was taken al
loo p. m. at the Ben home with
all players present, and the battle
was on and the ball started rolling
Almberg and Moe got the first two
games then with the bases full A
Knudsen swore he'd make a home
run or die, and when the SKY
cleared the scores were 4 to 2 II
favor of A. A. and A. K. Beine
out of breath and not quite know
ing what in the name of Helena
happened, Moe made motion thai
we have lunch and refreshments
Motion was seconded. Motion ear
rled. After lunch with arms rub
bed and brains somewhat cleared
the first two innings went to B
Moe and N. A. 1t was on this
second inning it became necessary
to call Ben's big dog to get rid Of
the fur bearing pest as A. Aim.
berg and Knudsen didn't get tc
first base. Now the score having
been evened, A to 4. After this
the games went quite smooth fol
a while till bases were full and A
Almberg was up to bat. Albert
untouched his belt a notch anC
inhaled a deep breath, and said
home run or nothing" Will
spades, diamonds, clubs and heart.
to go well over center field, tn.
scores became A to s in favor o.
A. A. and A. K. then N. A. ane
Moe made a suggestion that W,
rest one hour and have suppe
which we all agreed to and N. M
Almberg proved to be an Al cook
After supper the battle was OF
again, but rather one-sided and a
1915 a. m, Monday morning tn
scores were added, the result bein
13 to z in favor of A. Amber
and A. Knudsen, being only 5 in
nings left of the twenty-five. w
could see the games couldn't eve
be tied so refreshments were ha
again. Then we continued to pla
. a few games for practice. Thes
games went the same way as Il
former ones to lin favor
A. A. and A. K. Then the bi
clock on the wall told us it w;
2:30 a. M, Monday morning,
we agreed it was nearly bedtim
' but before going to bed an agre
(: ment was signed to meet aga
!. with deck of So good cards on
good strong table.
Ben Moe left Monday for w
n liston, N. d., where he met MI
e Moe and Ben, Jr., who have be-
t visiting with Mrs. Noes paren
: near Christine. N. D. They all l
turned to Archer Tuesday.