Beautiful Hats at Criterion Clothing Store Ad
Paragraphed notice notes Frank Schreiber returning to Plevna Wednesday. Mrs. Ben Evers bought a Buick runabout from Dr. Hayes. Foote school house nearly completed on burned site. Miss Ida Bratz, Westmore teacher, guests at Hotel Baker. Hugh and Alec Hamilton visit from Tee Dee. A C Patton plans move from Mill Iron for school. T F Schofield to build a new residence in Mulkey addition Baker. Rasmus Jensen family from Dickinson visiting nephews Henry and Walter Jensen. Millinery stock at H M McConnell store under Miss Gordon. Mrs Leetch and son Harry, Baker natives now homesteading at Climax, visiting Bert Hitch.
Emersons to Move to Baker in October
Mr and Mrs C H Emerson plan to relocate to Baker around October 1 occupying the home bought from Mrs LeMay, currently home to G H Sult. The Ba Mont Club hosts a dancing party at its rooms over the Prichard store tonight for members and their ladies only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Emerson
Baker
Ba-Mont
Prichard Store
Family trip leads through Black Hills with relatives
A. G. Vincellette and two daughters traveled to the Black Hills earlier this week. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Savage, an uncle and aunt of Vincellette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Vincellette
Black Hills
Milliner Miss Gordon Shows New Line at Store
Miss Gordon of the H. and M. McConnell store returned Tuesday after a delay from late train service. She has on display her full line of millinery at the mentioned store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gordon
H. & M. McConnell
Steelman Family Meet at Plevna Farms and Nearby Homes
Mr and Mrs C B Steelman and daughter Evelyn ended a two week farm visit with calls at the Silvernale and Conser homes near Plevna Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Steelman
Evelyn
Plevna
Silvernale
Conser Homes
Exemption Granted for Carter County Soldier
E. J. Flasted, drafted for army service from Carter county, had his exemption claim based on dependents approved by the district exemption board at Helena. He has since returned to his ranch near Ekalaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J
Carter County
Helena
Ekalaka
Amundson Joins Goble & Goble Firm at Helena
Mark Amundson is associated with the law firm Goble and Goble as the junior member. Capt Wade Goble, commanding at Helena, backs the arrangement while Amundson retains his office in the Lake block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Amundson
Goble & Goble
Capt
Wade Goble
Helena
Mr. Amundson
Lake
Block
Hunter Family Moves to Miles City for School Year
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter relocate their family from the ranch to Miles City for the school year. Miss Mary Hunter returns to the state university at Missoula as a junior academic student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunter
Miles City
Mary Hunter
State University At
Missoula
Misses Burns Return to Lincoln After Visit
Misses Eliza and Maude Burns left Marmarth after a several week stay with sister Mrs. Minnie Barber. A farewell party was hosted in their honor by Marmarth friends the other evening before their Wednesday departure to Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Maude Burns
Minnie Barber
Lincoln
Neb
Marmarth
Misses Emerson Return to School to Work
Misses Louise and Jean Emerson visit from their ranch to prepare for school. Louise resumes studies at the University of Wisconsin while Jean will teach at the Long school next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Jean Emerson
University of Wisconsin
Mayor Barstow Plans New Residence North of Silvernale
Mayor Barstow will commence erection of a modern residence on his lots just north of the Silvernale residence next Monday. E. J. Morrow and W. W. Brant, also owning nearby property, likely to build elaborate homes in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Silvernale
E. J. Morrow
W. W. Brant
Atkinson's Father Shows Slight Improvement After Stroke
Chas. Atkinson reports his father, longtime ranch owner, is showing slight improvement after months of paralysis and bed confinement following a stroke. The elder Atkinson remains under care as his condition gradually improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Atkinson
Millinery Display at Criterion Clothing Store
Fall display opens at Criterion Clothing Store formerly J Lang and Son. F M Wolfe, chief lineman for Milwaukee, was here over Wednesday night. Dr Meyran reports the birth of an 8 12 pound daughter Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs T J Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion Clothing Store
J. Lang & Son
F. M. Wolfe
The
Milwaukee
Marmarth Woman Visits Parents This Week
Mrs. E. C. Williams of Marmarth visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sergeants this week, staying at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Williams
Marmarth
T. J. Sergeants
Mrs. Anna Couser Travels Through Marmarth
Mrs. Anna Couser, en route home to Mie, visited Lemmon friends on Wednesday. She is among the clued teachers in the Olli schools. Judd Eddy from Montevideo Minnesota arrived, shipping a car of potatoes to Marmarth at three dollars a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Couser
Lemmon
Mie
Judd Eddy
Silvernale
Montevideo
Minn
Marmarth
Mrs Felix Wagner Arrives From Sioux Ste Marie
Mrs Felix Wagner arrived Saturday from Sioux Ste. Marie Michigan to join her husband here. She travelled with seven of their nine children whose arrival brought great delight to Felix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Wagner
Sioux Ste. Marie, Mich
Felix
City Bakery celebrates Johnsons’ new ten-pound son
The Johnsons Mr. and Mrs. Orrin W welcomed a ten-pound son last Saturday, a joyful addition that sweetened this week at City Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin W. Johnson
Miss Ruth Thompson Returns From Berkeley Summer Sessions
Miss Ruth Thompson returned on Sunday from Berkeley California where she attended University of California summer sessions for part of the time. She will teach the primary department of the Baker public schools in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Thompson
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Miss Thompson
Public Schools
Baker
Booth Returns from Casper Wyoming Land Visit
E. S. Booth came back early this week after a two week stay in the Casper area visiting several clients with property interests there. He praised the districts prospects while noting the local field may hold equal value to others in his portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Booth
Casper
Wyo
Booth
Wagner Family Visiting Broadview Friends
Mr and Mrs J A Wagner and family from Broadview Yellowstone county have been visiting north of town at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Thompson for several days driving from their home by automobile. Mr Wagner is an old friend of Ed Burgeson of the farmers elevator and a former resident of Broadview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wagner
Broadview
Yellowstone County
J. D. Thompson
Mr. Wagner
Ed Burgeson
The
Farmers’ Elevator
Grant’s hydraulic gas pipe pusher promises lawn friendly laying
B D Grant introduces a gas pipe pushing machine that inserts lateral lines through the ground using hydraulic pressure, aiming to reduce lawn damage and labor cost when connecting dwellings to main gas mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Grant
Grant
Dancing Party at Fertile Prairie Hall Delights Townsfolk
A lively dancing party at Fertile Prairie hall last Saturday drew many local youths from town. Felix and Curley provided the music and supper by Mrs. Bernt Jacobson pleased attendees, making the evening one of the season’s most enjoyable affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertile Prairie Hall
Felix and
Curley
Westmore farmer Bolton criticizes Europe war
W S Bolton, a prominent local farmer and scientist, hobnobbed with politicians on Thursday. He boasted of a fine grain crop and declared the world is fine, but proclaimed that all people should be killed in the current European sparring conflict, a sentiment the interviewee did not share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bolton
Westmore
Black Hills Autoing Party Returns With Tales Of Hills
The Black Hills autoing party led by L Price P C Cornish R W Marks W H Young Sr Walton Young and Jos Hodgson has returned. They say the Hills offer more interest than expected and many who have not visited there will seek the trip before the season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Messrs. and Mesdames L. Price
P. C. Cornish
R. W. Marks
W. H. Young, Sr
Walton Young
Jos. Hodgson
County Attorney Hunter Visits Miles City Over Red Light District Case
County Attorney Frank Hunter of Custer County arrived from Tongue River to consult Ed Booth in a court action where the attorney general seeks to remove the county attorney for allegedly failing to close the Miles City red light district. Earlier correspondence between the two officials appeared in Miles City papers before the district’s closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunter
Custer County
Tongue River
Ed Booth
Red Light
Miles City
Miles
Morris Family Returns to City After Summer on Ranch
R. E. Morris and his family return to the city following a summer spent on their ranch, resuming city routines and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Morris
City
Rancher J. T. Smith Visits from the South
Ekalaka’s veteran rancher and capitalist J. T. Smith arrived Thursday from the south with his daughter-in-law. Smith and his wife spend the winters in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Smith
Mr. Smith
California
Cattle Rancher Lang Markets 300 Head in Chicago Trade
W. G. Lang promotes about three hundred beef cattle from the Little Missouri ranch north of Marmarth in Chicago market. Bil shows a fine herd and is expected to fetch strong prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Lang
Chicago
Little Missouri
Marmarth
Bil
Farm loan official visits area to announce funds
Judge William Salmon of Westmore, secretary of the federal farm loan board, spoke Thursday evening about large sums of money flowing into his territory for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Salmon
Westmore
Salmon
Federal Farm Loan Board
Har per brothers weigh return to Saker amid wage hopes
Word from Tom and Ernest Har per indicates they are not over-elated by missing big wage opportunities in western coast cities and are considering returning to Saker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Ernest Harper
Saker
Fargo Couple Guests at Chilton Homes
Mr and Mrs Ben Morris of Fargo visit Guy and Chap Chilton homes after arriving last Saturday. Mrs Morris will be remembered as Mrs Jennie Pearce and holds substantial property in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Morris
Fargo
Guy and Chap Chilton
Morris
Jennie Pearce
Meier to Address Plevna Patriotic Rally Friday
W. O. Meier, a German ancestry patriot, is invited to speak at the drafted boys rally in Plevna this Friday evening. He will address German farmers in the Plevna area with a forceful and loyal talk on patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Meier
Plevna
Mr. Meier
Relatives Visit From Ismay Miles City Guests at Damon House
Mrs. John H. Hasty aged 82 and Mesdames Edw. E. Vaurie and D. M. Warner stayed from Saturday to Wednesday as guests at the Damon House. Hasty aims for annual visits to relatives in the area including Ismay and Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hasty
W. H. Damon
Edw. E. Vaurie
D. M. Warner
Damon
Thos Shanks Builds Farm Residence Near Baker
A prominent Baker area figure, Thos Shanks, completes a fine farm house a mile north of Baker and plans a 40 by 80 barn on the same property. Despite advancing age, he remains energetic and faith driven, investing in Baker’s growth as opportunity appears to knock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Thos. Shanks
Mr. Shanks
Lyric Theatre Crowded by Fans for Week of Films
The Lyric Theatre draws crowds nightly as Mogren Hazelton and Brant strive to present top movie offerings. Daily attendance rises with headliners like Mary Pickford and John Barrymore promising strong entertainment each evening. Next week the columns will publish the weekly programs in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Messrs
Mogren
Hazelton
Brant
Mary Pickford
John Barrymore
Model Clothing to Open New Baker Store in September
L Eb Westby general manager of Model Clothing Store Company plans a Baker outlet in the B D Grant building with opening set for September 5. Paul L Hudson to manage and P S Gallagher as assistant manager, with Beach and Belfield stores already stocked with high class goods. Sam Wilson will stay at Beach due to changes there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Eb Westby
Model Clothing Store Company
B. D. Grant Building
Paul L. Hudson
P. S. Gallagher
Beach
Belfield
N. D
Sam Wilson
Baker schools appoint new superintendent and staff
Prof Menner of Soldier, Kansas named superintendent at Baker schools. New teachers include Miss Ida Larwood in 2nd grade Miss Laura Kimpton in 1st grade and Bert Brandt handling commercial work and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menner
Soldie
Kan
Baker Schools
Ida Larwooc
Laura Kimpton
Bert Brandt
Court Term for Naturalization in Baker Set Friday
Clerk of Court Keener announces a naturalization focused term of court to be held in Baker on Friday September 7 presided by Judge O Hern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Court
Keener
Baker
O’hern
New Methodist Pastor Appointed for Montana District
The southern Montana Methodist conference concluded in Billings on Sunday night with annual appointments for the coming year announced by Bishop Frank in Hamilton. Notable changes involve several pastors, but no major city assignments. Rev. O. G. Ponath is named for the Bar neighborhood charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Billings
Frankin Hamilton
Pitsburg
O. G. Ponath
Baor Chtarely Aa
Aberdeen native rises to second lieutenant in Montana unit
Charles Haftle, once an Aberdeen boy, has advanced from private to second lieutenant in a year. He serves with Company I, Second Montana Infantry, stationed at Helena. Haftle reports to W G Guhin that Montana labor and strike issues may keep the militia there for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haftle
Aberdeen
Co. I
Second
Montana Infantry
Helena
Mr. Haftle
W. G. Guhin
Montana
C J Larimer Dies Former Milwaukee Foreman
E A Monroe received word on Tuesday of the death that day of C J Larimer, former foreman of bridge construction on the Milwaukee railway, at Columbus Ohio. He had been ill over a year and died from endocarditis at age 53. Larimer and Monroe were joint owners of substantial local real estate, including property north of Baker where gas was first discovered in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Monroe
C. J .Larimer
Milwaukee Railway
Columbus
Ohio
Larimer
Messrs. Monroe
Baker
Notice to Public on Grain Storage Rules and Test Weights
After September 1 the Federal Grain Rules limit storage to 40 days and test weights on wheat are raised two pounds per grade. Farmers Elevator Co Columbia Elevator Co Bagley Elevator Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Columbia Elevator Co
Bagley Elevator Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Schreiber
Ben Evers
Dr. Hayes
Foote
Ida Bratz
Westmore School
Hotel Baker
Hugh and
Alec Hamilton
James Munro
Tee Dee
A. C. Patton
T. F. Schofield
Mulkey
Rasmus Jensen
Dickinson, N. D
Henry and
Walter Jensen
MR. Farmer
Sibley
E. A. Sibley
NEW Methodist
Aberdeen America
C. J. Larimer
Bentley Sinclair
Baker, Mont
Remington Umc
Remington Amc
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Inc
Woolworth Building
New York
Midland
Pat
Bett
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