Johnsons head to Minnesota for fishing trip
Mr and Mrs R S Johnson and their family left Friday for a several days fishing excursion in Minnesota.
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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
5
Mr and Mrs R S Johnson and their family left Friday for a several days fishing excursion in Minnesota.
Mrs. Frank Ryan departed Wednesday to Sidney Montana to visit her husband.
Mrs Mable Scott and her children from Great Falls are visiting her sister Mrs G R Moshier. The reunion brings together family members for a brief stay at the relatives home.
Attention ladies new fall hats arrive with July sale prices at Moss Elizabeth Theodorsen Beauty Shop. Buy early and save on stylish headpieces.
Mrs. Emma Koenig of Plevna trades for the Rollison house on the south side. A J Speelman trades for the P L Prichard property on 1st street east.
Mr and Mrs Russell of Town arrived in Baker on Wednesday for a several days visit with their sons Charley and Robert Russell.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Owens returned Thursday from their wedding trip through the western part of the state.
Mr and Mrs Carl Bessert of Casper Wyoming stopped in Baker Friday for a short visit with Julius Bessert They left Sunday for Minnesota for a visit with relatives and friends
Mrs E O Colvin and her niece arrived in Baker to prepare Colvin’s property for rent. She plans to depart soon for Kenosha Wisconsin to reside with her daughter Mrs Sift.
Mr and Mrs Bill Clough spent Sunday at Medicine Rocks enjoying a quiet outing. The couple explored the area and returned home in good spirits.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stockwell and their son from Marmarth spent Sunday at the Kelling home, sharing time with family.
Brother Blanchard left Sunday to spend a week at the Flasted ranch located south of Baker, extending a brief rural sojourn.
Genuine Eastman Films and Premo Cameras listed with swing frames and Kodak supplies. Schneider's Studio appears in reference with related equipment.
We ship hogs again August second and urge early listing as prices soar. Peoples Exchange reports strong demand and higher bids for hogs, signaling a favorable market for sellers.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Cate and family came back Saturday after a tour through the western part of the state.
Mrs. Anna II. Townsley, visiting with her sister Mrs. N. Berguin, departed Sunday for her home in Males City.
Mr and Mrs Deloss Muller and Mrs Pete McArthur traveled to Ismay for a picnic dinner and to attend a water ball game last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Leon LaCross and Mary Jane returned Monday from Churches Ferry North Dakota where its Latt reeds has been visiting the last month.
Lewis LaCross drove to Glendive Sunday on business. Prank Ifannen and family from Mea 'ow Grove Nebraska left Tuesday after visiting Mrs Bruce. Kodak supplies discounted at Mel Schneider's Studio. Mr and Mrs John Chaplin of Calumet were Laker business callers Wednesday.
Stanley Dorman has recovered from tonpilitis, a condition affecting the ear. Doctors report full restoration of hearing and no lingering symptoms already.
Ray Lee and Mrs. Martin enjoy a pleasant vacation, returning from Hot Springs. Yona Johnson of Bisher underwent a tonsillectomy at Baker Hospital on Tuesday.
A concise notice offers film development by professional photographer Mel Schneider. It claims scientifically accurate results with no charges for failures and guarantees quality in a single development process.
Mrs. D Sherwin was a Baker business caller Wednesday from Willard. Scott Chase and family have moved into the Walt Young house on the south side of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis LaCrosse and Mr. and Mrs. Livingston drove to Glendive on business. Mrs. Livingston remained there for medical treatment.
Mrs Fay Sheppard and Mrs Rost of Allie called on Baker business matters Friday.
Art Myhre of Willard was a business caller in town Tuesday, accompanied back to his farm by two harvest hands.
Mrs Colvin and her son from Nebraska stopped in Baker on Friday to spend a few days visiting her brother, Mr. Kirkpatick.
Farmers have nearly all started harvesting rye and early wheat and report a shortage of help in the community at present.
Mrs F Daf and Mrs Bigelow with children of White River South Dakota left Tuesday after spending several weeks visiting their mother Mrs Bruce.
A C Long of Westmore spent the first part of the week in Baker visiting acquaintances and attending local events.
Mrs. E. H. Hollingsworth of North Platte Nebraska reports severe goitre eye pressure and headaches after sleepless nights. After three days with Sorbol Quadruple the goitre vanished and she endorses the product as colorless and easy to apply. Available at local druggists and Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio.
Saturday arrival brings a large horse shipment from Flasted. A sale announces a millinery and beauty shop items clearance with Miss Elizabeth Theodorson listed for discounts.
A on deckled card offer provides a free mounted enlargement with every five dollars of Kodak developing at Schneider's Studio.
Mr and Mrs Joe Wotruba and son Fred returned from Nebraska while Mr and Mrs Henry Jensen and children completed a Dakotas trip. Local families visited Correll, Wiseman, Golden, Genner and Votruba households as the District No 50 meeting gathered at the Fertile Prairie schoolhouse.
Union church will meet at the Methodist church next Sunday at 11:00 a m. Rev A W Seebart to preach a nature sermon. He was elected as conference delegate to Chicago Seminary business meeting and as a director and evangelism chair for the state Congregational Churches.
Rev J Hennessy conducts Mass on the first three Sundays at 7 30 and 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m each Sunday. Weekday masses are at 7 30 a m.
In the Sixteenth Judicial District of Montana Fallon County Morton Mortgage Company sues A D Heaton Elizabeth C Heaton and Geo Heaton Lumber Company with a sheriff sale set for August 18 1925 at Baker Court House at 1 00 PM to sell all of Section 23 Township 9 North Range 58 E M P M comprising 640 acres. Sheriff C E Burrell notes date July 22 1925 and Clyde McLemore of Baker Montana is attorney for the plaintiff.
Bert Kin ney offers auto and sign painting services with contact via phone 41-Adv for projects and repairs.
The writer surveyed many residents about a proposed cemetery on the Yellowstone Trail, three miles west of town. Most favor a well planned, well kept burial ground and oppose the current old cemetery. Bonnie Vale soil resists trees and shrubs, making greenery difficult. People prefer evergreens to costly marble, and several have inspected the proposed site.
O J Owen argues Fallon County should establish a new cemetery to honor the departed, drawing parallels to Abraham buying a burial field and noting generations buried at Machpelah before later reinterment. He contends residents deserve improved, worthy surroundings for all who rest in Bonnie Vale.
The Montana Crop Reporting Service reports hog price gains through late summer due to peak cycle and tight supplies. Montana breeders expect record spring farrowings and a 1924-level sow output, with average litters near 6.3. prices likely rise over the next year as meat consumption remains robust but annual receipts shrink.
1925 per capita pork and lard use fell 2.4 pounds from last year while beef and veal rose 0.7 pounds. Overall business activity expected to stay high with no sign of a sharp downturn. Supplies remain a dominant factor in prices and no major breaks anticipated.
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