Local Baker notices and ads run in brief social notes
Local readers pay 15 cents per line for first insertions and 10 cents for subsequent ones. Sentinel advertising pays. Judge C J Dousman returns from Miles City and Helena. Ht E V Trout visited Terry. Men's suits on sale Saturday. Art Court was in the city from the north side. J Blazek visited from Muldred. W B Leavitt attended bakery business in Baker. C Kees, Olhe bank cashier, transacted in Baker. Inside painting and calcumining offered by C P Epp. Hims l was a buyer in town en route to Wilard for an auction. N Bergum and wife visited Miles City. Men’s shoes and Oxfords $3.75+. R S Smith heads to Plentywood to supervise a federal bank. Stetson hats available at Trandum and Wilson's. Attorney and Mrs Hansen returned from Miles City on Columbian. George Taylor returned from Ekalaka with hogs. joined by C A Nason visiting a southern ranch.
Local social notes from Baker Montana and surrounding area
Mrs Biffle returned from Texas last week. Chas E Clark, former rancher on Fennel creek, visited from North Dakota. Naomi Circle met at the Davies home with Mes James Davies and Carey entertaining as hosts. Mrs Mitchell and daughter Russ Lucinda visited Baker as W T Ferguson shopped in town. Mr Leavitt of the federal Reserve discussed First National bank matters. Hight visited from Ben Tower country with BBB Gross. W C Kees from Olde spent Monday in town with Ira Morris, the auctioneer at the Woollard sale. Mrs Scott of Aberdeen returned to Baker for a visit. Frank Owens of Ekalaka left for Mules City for hospital treatment with Gene Nims. Mrs W Russell hosted the Monday card club with Auction Bridge. Geo Raymond won first, Walter Schultz second. Easter decor with yellow and white, guests given bonets and centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Owens
Ekalaka
Mules City
Gene Nims
Mrs Rose Armstrong Visits Baker From Ekalaka
Mrs Rose Armstrong of Ekalaka was in the city the first of the week and Oto E Matthias machinery dealer of Glendive was a business caller in Baker on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Armstrong
Ekalaka
Oto E Matthias
Glendive
Baker
Frank Bleth Heads Home During Manager’s Absence
Frank Bleth, in charge at the Sawyer store during Manager Winner’s month absence, left Sunday for his home at Glendive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bleth
Sawyer
Winner
Glendive
What Happened to Jones Senior Class Play at Methodist Hall
Percy Webber of Red Lodge visits with uncle Ed Lake and family. Julius Christianson from a farm north of Baker says crops look good. A senior class play What Happened to Jones is set for Friday April 25 1924 at 8 P M at the Methodist Hall. An upcoming Congregational Ladies Aid sale for commencement gifts is planned April 24 in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Webber
Red Lodge
Baker
Ed Lake
Jones
Methodist Hall
Julius Christianson
Congregational Ladies Aid
Australia
Prof. Goodly
Special for Saturday Boys Shoes at Great Savings
An advertisement notes a Saturday sale on boys shoes in all sizes with solid leather uppers and prices from $4.10 to $5.50, offered at $2.25 per pair, claiming prices are below cost. The item appears in Trandum and Wilson Adv and names H H Hoke as canteloup king of Fallon county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trandum
Wilson
Card of Thanks and Death Notice for Norris Olson
Card of thanks thanks friends for help during illness and death of mother with flowers and tributes. Ward note lists floral messages for Norris Olson who died at Great Falls Montana at 38 after seven months bedfast. Survived by wife two children parents Sam and Olson of Ekalaka two brothers Al and Theodore four sisters Potterton of Baker Divine of Thermopolis Harlem Brant of Harlem and Dahl of Ekalaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Norris Olson
Great Falls
Montana
Sam Olson
Ekalaka
al Olson
Theodore Olsen
E. J Potterton
Baker
J F Divine
Thermopolis
Wyoming
John Brant
Harlem
O A. Dahl
Candidate for Treasurer J W H Robinson of Fallon county
J W H Robinson son of C W Robinson rancher near Ollie Montana has been with the ranch fifteen years and is a taxpayer. He volunteered for Mexican Border service in 1916 and again in World War I, returning in 1919 as a First Lieutenant after almost two years in France. He taught two terms in Fallon county and has spent the past year in the treasurer's office, gaining relevant experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Robinson
C W. Robinson
Olle
Montana
France
Fallon County
Ollie
Burrell Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Fallon County
Clyde E. Burrell a Fallon County rancher and Belgian draft horse breeder announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Sheriff. He has resided in the county for years and his candidacy is welcomed by friends across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Burell
the Sentinel
Fallon County
Burrell
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Sentinel Advertising
C. J. Dousman
Miles City
Helena
E. V. Trout
Terry
Trandum and Wilson
Adv
T- Art Court
J. Blazek
Muldred
W. B. Leavitt
Motes City
C Kees
Olhe
C. P. Epp
S Himsl
Wilard
NB. Bergum
Wilson’s
R S
Dick) Smith
Plentywood
The
Federal Reserve
Att
Hansen
George Taylor
Mr. Taylor
C. A Nason
Big Ranch
South Country
Thos. T. Taylor
C. J. Russell
Chas. E. Clark
Fennel Creek
North Dakota
Naomi
Davies
Mes James Davies
Carey E
Mitchell
Russ Lucinda
W. T. Ferguson
City
Leavitt
Beach
First National Bank
Ben Tower Country
BBB Gross
W.C Kees
Olde
Kees
Ira Morris
Woollard
Scott
Aberdeen
Moss Bessert
Chevrolet
Burns Bros
Baker Drug
Solomon Lusty
Wesmore
Sentinel
Joe Hayes
L. E. Bloom
Elite Shop
Bowman
Gullidge
Baker Schools
Chas. T. Cunningham
Burns Brothers Garage
O R. Indahl
Liverpool
London and Globe Fire Insurance, Company
Butte
Hart Schaffner & Marx Globes
Gordon
Brewer
Garst
Hoke
Venesday
Max ! Winner
East
E. M. Fowler
Aliss Muriel
Ashcoule
H Fred J Niemann
Genesee
Idaho
Gem State
R O Dean
Fred Hasty
Frank Hasty
Wm. McKinnon
Wm. Damon
James Murphy
Golden Rule
Lake Theatre
Proctor’s
Armour Star
Seiberling Cord Tires
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