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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
2
Tuesday roundup notes Mr and Mrs Chis Mecardell hosting a housewarming dance with refreshments after a Monday gathering. Fragments describe new year celebrations, church services, visits, and town news including a runaway snow escape, a possible self harm case near town, and local infra updates.
The Farmers Association met at the hall Monday evening and elected officers for the new year. GQ. K. Ames was named president, Jay Gamnett vice president, Tom Phillips secretary, R.O. Dean treasurer, E. Hibbard trustee, Ola Olsen Albert Lowry and Quinn Rochex on the executive board. Archie Stowe attended as a dinner guest at the Ames home. Mr and Mrs B C Jacobson hosted a midnight oyster supper New Year s Eve for twenty. Mr and Mrs Prentiss Corre llr returned from their wedding trip. Mrs Finch hosted New Year s Day dinner with guests including Colbeigh Miss Colleigh Knox family and Mr Wilfong family.
Old Santa remembered all the children and the older folks. Grandpa and Griedms Cobleigh entertained on Christmas day with Mr Wilfong and family Mr Fsech and family and Mrs Knox. A dimmer was served and children received fruit candy and small gifts.
The notice lists a New Year dance at W. Skeben's home and several social visits. It announces the Baker Creamery stockholders meeting for January 5, 1915, with details by L. E Baker and officers, noting observance of holiday shifts and party dates.
J. J. Folgers, division freight and passenger agent, recently succeeded W. J. Keeley, visited Thursday to receive congratulations from friends. Commissioner Yokley traveled Monday toward Miles, noting he tried to present a plain farmer image without embellishment at the Sentinel's site.
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