The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-11-22
Local Brevities
Kermit Helresnn ;s Il.

Kermit Helgeson is on the sick
list. W
Mabel Meeks returned Monday
from a weeks visit at Williston
Store your car in our heated
lire proof garage. By day. week
or month. Reasonable rates. Peter
sun company (S4)
Grover Fulkerson of Medicine
Lake was a business caller in the
county metropolis Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Backer &c
Medicine Lake visited friends
and relatives in this city Wednes-
day.
Christine Onstad of Alamo. N
d., arrived the latter part of last
week to visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. A. M. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pierce are
the proud parents of a daughter
born to them last week. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely.
Art Zlebarth and Francis Nc
Nulty left Tuesday afternoon for
Miles City with two truck loads of
merchandise and fixtures from the
Dion-Eustrom store.
U. S. Naturalization Examiner
I. C. Emmerick of Denver. Colo.
arrived here Thursday to preside
over the Naturalization class held
on Thursday afternoon.
James Moore of Medicine Lake
brother of H. D. Moore of this
city, left Tuesday for Rochester.
Mimi, where their father is to
undergo major operation.
Let US service your car for win
ter driving with non-freeze radi-
ator solution, sub-zero crank case
oil and free flowing gear case. oil.
Peterson Company. (34)
L. G. Peterson of Opheim and
Z. I. Peterson of Scobey visited
at the V. D. Brooks, H. D. Moore,
c. w. and A. M. Peterson homes
in this city Monday and Tuesday.
R. L. Tammn arrived the first
of the week from Bismarck, N. D.,
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Har-
rison Malcolm, and to attend to
business interests in this vicinity.
R. C. York of Grand Forks, N.
D., visited at the home of his
brother, DR.. E. E. York, on Mon
day and Tuesday. Mr.. York is
representative for the Northern
Packing Company.
Peterson Company have Install
ed radios in the homes of Oliver
Ziebarth, Martin Nelson, V. D.
Brooks, John Jensen, C. F. Chris
Jensen and John Pace within the
past two weeks.
Lydia Hoist resumed her duties
at the postoffice last Monday af-
ter an extended vacation with her
husband at Havre. Harold Don
aldson was employed during the
absence of Mrs. Hoist.
Storage in our heated garage
costs no more. Clean, convenient
and fire proof. Peterson. Co. (34)
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eggan pass
ed through here Saturday from
the farm in the Archer country
with a truck load of furniture
which they are tang to their new
home at Grygla, MINI.
Word was received that Knute
Hendrickson, brother of "Hank"
Hendrickson and Mrs. Harold Han
isch. underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Columbus Hos
pital at Great Falls Saturday.
Bobby Ferris, who suffered
fall from a horse last week and
was in the hospital for a few
days, is now much improved and
is again at his home recuperating.
Pete Stewart feft Wednesday
for Missoula on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Johnston and
son Billie left Friday for Alpena,
Mich, where Mr.. JOhnston's faith
err, William Johnston, is seriously
i'll.
Frank Gross of the Peace Riv-
er country, who has been visiting
with relatives and looking after
business interests, is leaving this
week for Minnesota to spend sew
eral weeks with relatives and
friends.
Your car will always be warm
and ready to go if you store 1t IN
our heated garage. Our rates are
no higher than the others. Peter
son Company. (34)
c. B. Bull, Pete Aklestad, c. R.
Kienast, A. G. Amundson, Posku
j Popesku and Jack Dwyer returned
Monday from weeks deer hunt
in the western part of the state
The boys brought home four deer
as proof conclusive of their PROV
ess as deer hunters.
Floyd Sunderland, Houston
! Smith and Orlnan Paus of Scobey
were visitors here Monday night
Tuesday morning they continued
their journey out to the Sid Mel
son farm on the blue trail, where
their cars have been stalled since
their last hunting trip and the big
snow storm.