Shreve and Family Visit Baker for Shopping
Willard residents Shreve and family spent Saturday in Baker for shopping.
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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
5
Willard residents Shreve and family spent Saturday in Baker for shopping.
Max Mellor, now residing in Beach, spent several days last week visiting his hometown and catching up with family. He reconnected with old friends and shared news of his current life and plans.
Bill Sheehan son of Mr and Mrs Emeth Sheehan of Marmarth traveled to Baker on Monday to consult doctors about a health matter.
Mrs Frank Foust and her son left Sunday for Knobs to spend several weeks with her mother Mrs Andrew Freezing.
Miss Minnie Bessert and her mother left Sunday for Rochester Minnesota where Mrs. Bessert will consult the Mayo Brothers about her health.
Ed Flasted of the South country spent Friday and Saturday in Baker visiting his family.
Mrs H L Williams of Mill Iron died Sunday night after an operation at Baker Hospital on Friday. She leaves a husband two sons a sister Mrs Nigro and a brother Mr Peter son of Condee S Dak who arrived Wednesday. Interment will be at Ekalaka Thursday.
Pauline Hubbard came back Saturday from Mildred where she had spent a week visiting her sister Mrs. Mike Trout.
Mr and Mrs I J Wartman traveled to Glendive on Saturday to spend Decoration Day with Mrs Wartman’s parents Mr and Mrs Bill Dammon.
Sidney Golden returned from a week in Redfield North Dakota where he traveled by car there and by train back. He reports crops in the district are crying out for rain and fresh moisture.
Mrs Jenny Moran entertained many friends with a surprise party on Tuesday evening. Dads were played until late, followed by a dainty two course lunch.
Mr and Mrs J F Hayes depart for a six week vacation starting in Seattle. Their itinerary includes stops by boat to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles with brief stays before returning through New Orleans and Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Grainger and Mr and Mrs Victor Grainger with Melvin Kiesau and James Carmack home from Polytechnic Schools were entertained Sunday at Mrs Grainger s sister Mrs xa on Kiesau s Bell Tower home. A five course dinner in pink and green decor followed by a very enjoyable time. Hostesses were Mrs S H Anderson Mrs Grainger and Mrs Kiesau.
Local brief notes T. T. Lunder, a business figure in the city, was seen active around Saturday events and business circles, with no further details provided.
Mrs. Ben Bartlette from Chalk Buttes spent Saturday as a guest of Mrs. R. J. Van Hook.
Mr and Mrs Lewis LaCorss and their children drove to Deerborn North Dakota on Saturday to visit relatives.
Julius Christenson spent three weeks visiting in Minnesota and returned Monday.
Mr and Mrs Jay Comstock of Azo Ridge South Dakota spent the weekend in Baker renewing old acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs E A Mulkey of the 101 spent Friday and Saturday stopping in Baker. Oden Myhre and family of Webster were in Baker Saturday for Memorial Day exercises. Mrs Foster Roberts advertises for sale bed springs and mattress and a mahogany writing desk. Mrs Otto Hankie from Calumet country called at the D Goodacme Tuesday. C J DougSman returned Sunday from the western part of the state on business. H H Tusle and family of Terry spent the week at the Gullige home and returned home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Bob Fields welcomed a baby boy named Robert Leon Fields born Wednesday June 3 at 1130 PM in Dodge Montana. The father was in Baker that day handing out cigars to celebrate the birth and the new resident.
Mrs I W Vinsel is reported sick this week due to ton silitis. The notice notes her illness without additional details.
The notice lists Miss Helen Ludwick as confined by illness. No other details are given in the readable text.
Miss Francis Burbridge rests at Baker hospital after a fall. Henry Niccum had minor surgery at Baker hospital Sunday. Mrs. Ella Hersberg transferred to Coon hospital Saturday. Miss Vera Vellian of Knobs visited town Wednesday. Mrs. Plath spent the week on a Terry work assignment with Mr. Plath. Elizabeth Plath weekended at Ismay visiting friends. Mrs. Albert Giving and twin girls left Thursday for home near Plevna. Miss Beulah Robinson visiting Burt ranch near Willara this week. Mrs. Cecile Carey and son Esmond with Mrs. J. Olson of Ka alaka visited Miles City Friday and Saturday. Loretta Anderson of Marmarth had tonsils removed at Elizabeth Hospital Tuesday and returned home Wednesday night.
Act K Hills spent Friday in Miles City on business. Laura Sweet of Ismay visited Elizabeth Plath er. Mrs. Ted Bergstrom of Willard spent Saturday in Baker. Mrs. Fairbanks of Bowman spent Decoration Day in Baker.
Mrs Elia Trawick and her son Tom were visitors to the Baker business district Friday. Mrs Lyman Paige of Golva is visiting her sister Mrs F Swe ley Ed O'Brien left Thursday for a county business trip. Mrs Johnn Brant and her daughter left Saturday to join her husband at Harvey where they plan to locate.
If you need glasses see H. S. Proctor, Eye Sight Specialist of Baker. He will be in Ollie June 8.
J. G. Stewart of Marmarth North Dakota is slightly improved while receiving care at Baker hospital.
Al Hansen left Sunday for a business trip through the western part of the state.
Christ Madsen, the buttermaker at the Baker Creamery, departed Sunday for a pleasure trip.
Mr and Mrs Gene and Mr and Mrs Soderly with their son from the big hill country joined D H Good and family for supper on Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs W F Schulte and their sons left Wednesday for Rockham North Dakota where they were summoned by the serious illness of Mr Schulte's mother the trip prompted by family emergency.
The Episcopal Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. H. S. Proctor with Mrs. Ella Dorman as hostess on Wednesday June 10. All members are requested to be present.
H. 8. Proctor, Eye Sight Specialist from Baker will be in Ollie Montana on June 8. All examinations use the latest methods and glasses are guaranteed. Free consultation offered. Office in the Old Post Office Building.
Mr and Mrs Wm Hight traveled to Alzada last week and returned Sunday with Mrs De Vorah Stone, daughter of Mrs Might, who plans a visit here for some time.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy. Special thanks to the Congregational people and their pastor for splendid aid and comfort in the last days of illness of our beloved wife mother and sister Hans Haagensen and Family Mrs Frank Kreager
Mrs L K Hills and her children left Friday to spend a two months vacation with Mrs Hills mother in Seattle.
Mr and Mrs L E Rushton and children with E J Potterton drove to Ekalaka to spend Sunday at the Olsen home and returned Monday.
Dorothy Ludwick daughter of George Ludwick of Ekalaka underwent a minor surgical procedure at Baker hospital on Sunday.
G H Fergerson of Redig South Dakota who was in Baker last February for treatment of his hand by Dr Sherill returned Tuesday and had his nose treated.
Allen Gulbranson of Aberdeen has accepted a position at the Baker Creamery, adding a local career development note for the community.
Earl Pickering of Ekalaka Wisconsin has been at Baker hospital for a few days and left Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Brown of Mitchell South Dakota, a surgical patient at Baker Hospital, is doing fine.
Pete Goeders of Sikes underwent surgery at Bunner Hospital Sprvas and was dismissed Sunday.
Mesdames J. T. Hedges Clark Aurb Alberts and S J Emswiller of Ekalaka spent Saturday shopping in the city.
Jud Corey traveled to Miles City on Saturday for business and Geo Vinton spent the weekend there.
James Carmack of Ridgeway and Melvin Kiesau of Bell Tower who have been attending school in Billings arrived in Baker on Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gen Grainger.
Mr and Mrs Nels Malmquist and their children from Ekalaka are visiting the Maxwell residence for a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs E C Belanger with Mrs M Belanger arrived by car in Baker on Wednesday to visit the Geunaymond home as they traveled from Los Angeles for the occasion.
Market notes list December prices for winter wheat at 1.36, spring wheat 1.48, oats 0.30, rye 0.89, barley 0.61, and flax 2.39 per bushel.
Mrs. Geo Raymond hosted last Tuesday afternoon for her mother Mrs Belanger and sister Mrs E C Belanger of Los Angeles. A total of five hundred games were played with Mrs Felt winning first honors, Mrs LaCross second, and Mrs Lawler consolation.
J. G. Olsen of Ekalaka met his wife in the city on Sunday after she returned from Miles City on Saturday. Earl Pickering joined the pair for the return trip home.
Mrs Ray Sutton entertained the L T D Club at her home west of Baker on Wednesday evening. Bridge followed by a four course lunch with prizes of home products. First prize went to Mrs Lawler a quart of cream. Second prize to Mrs Lentz a large chicken. Consolation prize to Mrs Rushton a dozen fresh eggs. Other prizes included Mrs Suttons biscuits and cottage cheese. Guests included Mrs George Raymond and Mrs E C Belanger who played piano selections.
Mrs Elvena Haagenson died at home Sunday night after several months illness. Born in Browns Valley Minnesota she was 26. She married Hans Haagenson in 1917 and leaves seven children and three stepchildren. She also leaves a mother, two sisters, and two brothers. Funeral held at Congregational Church and burial at Bonneville.
The local Auxiliary of the American Legion sold poppies in Baker streets on Friday. Mrs Wm Clough, Mrs H Trandum, Mes J Holmes, and Mrs Phebus were on duty as volunteers. The event drew lively business and underlined that poppies are made by veterans to aid disabled veterans and hospital funds.
Fallon county merchants farmers and townspeople invited to a Baker Commercial Club sponsored day trip Tuesday June 9 leaving at 8 a m with stops at Westmore Ismay Twin Buttes Fitzsimmons School and Willard. The Twin Buttes and Willard communities will serve meals and welcome guests. The party will include the Baker Band and feature a showing of The Call of the Wild and a Willard Hall dance. Register with committee members R A Lyman C J Russell J O Hembre.
Miss Lou Ella Wiseman is visiting at the home of her brother Raines Wiseman.
320 acres located on Coal Creek Dome offered at 10.00 dollars per acre. See or write Sam Rum elhart, Webber Montana. Adv tf.
Wanted by Dr Ward's Medical Co of Winona Minnesota to run Ward's Reliable Products in Fallon County. Gentlemanly steady hustler sought no prior experience required. Particulars forwarded on request. Established 1856.
For sale northern Wheat Dent See1 corn 97 germination price 6.50 per bushel F.O.B Marmarth North Dakota. Horn 3t.
Mr and Mrs Cozy Stockwell of Marmarth spent Sunday at the Danmon home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strecter of Wolf Point are spending a few days in Baker visiting Mrs. Strecter’s mother, Mrs. Coon.
The court tried Francis Strait for selling moonshine to minors and found him guilty with sentencing to be set by the judge. J D Strait faced two counts for sale and possession of moonshine. jurors convicted on both and fixed four months in jail plus a $500 fine. Archie Slater began trial for selling moonshine to minors.
The County Nurse announces an Infant and Maternity Welfare Conference at the Gunns at the Russell vacant store room in Graingers' Market on Monday afternoon June 15. Immunization against diphtheria will be offered freely to children and 15 year olds with parental consent, three injections over a week, lasting seven to ten years immunity, with serum provided by the State Board of Health. Over 250 children were immunized this winter. weather delayed outreach to some districts, now expanded during the Chauauqua period.
The Trianon Company offers a vocal musical program featuring radio popular tunes and an Irish musical sketch. A mixed quartet with an accompanist, lighting, and scenic effects promise a polished evening. Kansas City coach selects the artists for the Baker Chautauqua program.
Moshier Millinery advertises new shipment of children’s tats and wash dresses priced from 1.19 to 6.50. Bert Kinney offers auto and sign painting plus painting and decorating services with hardwood finishing and wall work. Phone 41-Adv for Bert Kinney. Postoffice News Stand carries radio magazines and magazine subscriptions. Baker, Mont.
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