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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1924
Page
6
Burns Bros. garage offers light and heavy welding services with guaranteed satisfaction. Multiple local visitors include Geo M Gutch and Geo N Vinton in Miles City. Also noting rental cottage available via P H Davies and a medical update on Mrs Andy Kreager and Mrs Holmes. The Pilgrim Players appear February 6.
Mrs S Olson from Ekalaka is spending a few days in Baker, summoned by the serious illness of her daughter Mrs E J Potterton.
The Pilgrim players announce a show for Wednesday February 6 with Mrs Mountain and Mr S in dialogue about Nelly and a problematic marriage scene. The exchange hints at a plot point involving an invalid husband and Nelly’s gesture to escort out a guest.
Mrs. J. Severson of Calumet is very sick at the home of Nurse Coon. C K. Putnam of Ekalaka was a business caller in town on Tuesday. Judge Farr of Miles City was attending to court matters in Baker on Saturday.
J. C Cory left for home today after a few days spent in Baker and Miles City. Mrs Lloyd Young and baby boy left Nurse Coon's for the Ferris home Tuesday. Gale Inman, ill at his grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Young, was taken home. Petitions to probate the estates of James Boden and W. Bolton were filed this week with the clerk of district court.
Mrs John Brant of Harlem Montana is visiting Miles City to be at the sick bed of her sister Mes or Potterton.
Mrs Potterton remains in Miles City hospital in a serious condition with little change since admission.
Harry Schenck, hospitalized at Fort Harrison, is much improved and expected home soon. In December 3, Emory Norton died at Glenn Minner. Norton was a former Baker resident and owned property in the city.
Elmira Moran seeks medical relief while Miss Abel shares news of Carry Fllsworth expecting a baby at the Lake Theatre next Wednesday. The exchange blends health concern with local social notices.
In a 610 page ruling Judge Hugh M Morris dismissed the suit to overturn the Allen Property Custodian sale of seized German patents to the Chemical Foundation. The decision found no evidence of conspiracy or fraud against officials and praised Francis Garvan and the Foundation for integrity in handling the wartime transfer of some 4700 patents for 271000 dollars.
Ro Johnson and A Hansen owned ten Baker Tuesday. George Bremzel Webster caller Sundar Mr Miller from Baker visited E Vammer's Somdar and butchered beef for the shop. Milkheent Clark Empine Robinson Mrs F FE Clark and L Stuempeses spent Saturday with A Hannen. Dan Genderson and wife toured Baker Sunday. Johnstown from Webster country banking coal for the al ny now Mr F E Clark visiting daughter. Olaer Norman injured chasing cattle but recovering. Chommey Creek school adds four pupils from elsewhere.
Mrs. Ana Shearberg of New Richmond Cal announces the death of her husband, who left here a year ago for health reasons and lived with relatives until his death. Neighbors extend sympathy as relatives visited Sioux Falls in the past two months. The bereaved plan to move east soon with horses for sale amid good market, and mention a possible irrigation project in Montana next spring. Mrs Harry Tronstad's children are ill with measles. L Stuempges transacted business in Baker on Tuesday. Leap Year dance at Webster set for Friday January 25.
Eastbound timetable lists No. 16 Olympian at 1 33 A M, 8 41 P M for Columbian, and no 9 Local freight at 3 16 P M on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
Train timetable fragment lists Olympian 538A M No 17 Columbian 5.36 P M Xa 91 Local freight 850 A M with service on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
District Court in Fallon County Montana will hear the will of William S Bolton on February 16 1924 at 10:00 AM at the court room for proving the will and issuing letters testamentary Anyone interested may appear and contest the proceedings Ralph Keener clerk Booth McLemore attorneys for petitioner February 12 1924 2 12 15
Four room bungalow near Sawyers store is for sale cash or rent for 18 dollars per month. Write T. L. Kramer at 160 N. Pine St Orange California for details.
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