Early Homesteader Frank L Chapin Dies in Iowa
Frank L Chapin an early homesteader died Monday evening February 8 in New Hampton Iowa from an ulcer on one lung after two hemorrhages. He was the only brother of Gen R Chapin who died four months earlier. Surviving are one sister and one half sister. Other notes mention Mrs Peter McArthurs costume party J W Brant return from business trip to swi Cities Mrs Ada Morfott and daughter visiting Ekalaka and H S Proctor optical work in Ekalaka with Wm Q Loughlin recovering from several days illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Chapin
New Hampton
Iowa
Frank
Gen. R. Chapin
Peter McArthur
J. W. Brant
Ada Morfott
Ekalaka
H. S. Proctor
Ialaka
Wm. Q!loughlin
Local Notes Report Activity in Baker Area
Mary Nelitbass visited Wibaux on Tuesday. H Dibbern leased his farm on the Big Hill and plans to move with his family to Baker soon. Larry Burns spent Monday in Ek Chester Biffle visited Miles City and is en route to Aberdeen. Fallen Legion members vote to hold nest meetings Monday nights this year. N B Bergum traveled to Mar marth with Leo O Connell. New hospital to open soon by Drs Albert Sherrill and W H Young in Lang House. Larson couple in from Plevna. A E Mulkey from 101 ranch in town this week. Chas Clark returned from Plevna. Yellowsine trail to town getting a coat of scoria. Mrs W L Greer opening a kindergarten. Tom Proctor back in school briefly. Bobby Dickey ill. Mrs Jerry Moran recovering from illness. Eph Keble reports Ford curing car sold to Oakes Ames and tractors to Dick Traweek and Lewis Stuempges. John P Rothman trainmaster visited Kak. John C Barbour shot and wounded his wife and sister-in-law then killed himself a week after remarriage. Art Berry rented Chap Stewart farm East Fertile Prairie. Mrs Wm Ferguson of Fertile Prairie visited Mrs Geo Chapin. C A Stephens of Great Falls, Great American Insurance Co, Phoenix Fire ins. in town on business.
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Ekalaka
Miles City
Aberdeen
American Legion
Hoia
Nest
N. B. Bergum
Marmarth
Leo
Plevna
W. L. Greer
Tom Proctor
Bobby Dickey
Jerry Moran
Eph Keble
Keble Motor Company
Ford
Oakes Ames
Dick Traweek
Lewis Stuempges
John P. Rothman
Musselshell
Tin
Milwaukee
Kak
Chicago
John C. Barbour
Glendive
Beulah Rhymer
Art Berry
Stewart
East Fertile Prairie
Wm. T. Ferguson
Fertile Prairie
Geo. Chapin
C. A. Stephens
Great Falls
Great American Trensurance Company
New York
Phoenix Fire Insurance Commpany
Hartford
Training Camps Open for Citizens Military Training in Five States
Col. T. M. Anderson of the 10th Frontier division orders organized reserves to start enrollments for a Citizens Military training camp. The main camp runs June 12 to July 11, 1925 at Fort Douglas Utah with an initial 720 candidates. A secondary camp at Fort D.A. Russell Wyoming plans 140 trainees. applicants should apply promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Anderson
10Th (Frontier) Division
Citizens Military Training Camp
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Fort Douglas
D. A. Russell
Wriig
104Th
Frontier) Division
Commercial
Salt Lake City
Motoring promo invites gas and oils purchase at local station
A brief ad highlights high grade gas and oils with a promise of real value. It urges drivers to drive in and enjoy motoring by choosing this station’s products and service.
The Nervous Wreck Forces Gas and Escape in Night Drive
A western ranch owner Sally Morgan rides 35 miles to catch a train aided by the eccentric Nervous Wreck who robs a car of gas with a gun. He traps eight travelers blocks gas theft and forces the big man to crank the stalled car while Sally shelters, the Wreck threatening the hogs with a gun and leaving the group wary on a dark road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale Morgan
Bob Wils
Ata Fon
Sally
New York
Sehr
Ana
Minervous
Eost
Tonneau
Apler
Sally Pinélion
Panion Ms
Legionette town notes and upcoming Webster dance
Ingal Norman visited town on Tuesday for business. The Legion dance last Saturday raised 69.30 from tickets and 27.40 from feed after paying musicians. Quincy Sinclair sold 36.00 worth of tickets. A dance is planned at Webster on March 7. Cecil Wright, wintering at Ismay, was in town briefly on Monday. Eddie Beckingham returned from Helena last Saturday. A special city council meeting was held Tuesday night. The American Red Cross annual meeting and officer election will be held at the Legion rooms Friday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wright
Ismay
Ciy
Eddie
Shorty) Beckingham
Dr Finneman to Exhibit at Baker Hotel
Eye specialist Dr M E Finneman of Fairview Montana will be at the Baker Hotel on Tuesday March 314 for consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Finneman
Fairview, Mont
Baker Hotel
Monogram hats at the Mosghier Millinery
Mrs. W. H. Plath hosted a Friday bridge gathering after a Monday event. J. K. Tatley and family from Ollie visited Baker for business matters. Will Bergstrom family stayed with the Henry Stenersen household for their children's medical care. Mrs. Floyd Ellis of Mill Iron visited Baker to see her father, Mr. Crosby. Special Saturday apple care offered by City Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. K. Tatley
Ollie
Baker
Will Bergstrom
Henry Stenersen
City Bakery
Floyd Ellis
Mill Iron
Crosby
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Pythias
Masonic Hall
Fallen Post
S. Phebus
Geo. N. Vinton
Salt Lake
Hudson
Macy
PITT
SETAT
Ig Ee Ie Fact
Pischeer
Baad
Pps
Gee Baker
Mont
Toe ZS
NEA
Chapter
Washington's
Felix Wagner
Lillian Johnson
Mosghier
W. H. Plath
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