For Sale Beds and Desk Items See Mrs Foster Roberts
For sale bed springs and mattress and a ladies mahogany writing desk offered by Mrs Foster Roberts. Contact details not provided.
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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
5
For sale bed springs and mattress and a ladies mahogany writing desk offered by Mrs Foster Roberts. Contact details not provided.
Mrs. Ed Lake returns to her home after a few weeks visiting her brother in Casper Wyoming.
Mrs A H Thompson is visiting at the home of S F Rakes.
Benny Owen returned from a trip to Minneapolis and Baraboo where he spent time with relatives and family members.
Thomas N. Owen father of the late Mrs. Price left Tuesday for Minneapolis and points in Michigan.
Mrs Jonz has been at Elizabeth Hospital for some time and returned home Wednesday marking the end of her lengthy stay.
Mrs. F J Ryan had her tonsils removed at Elizabeth Hospital on Wednesday, detailing a minor surgical procedure conducted in the city.
Mrs. C. O. Brady of Buffalo South Carolina and her mother Mrs. Amy Kelly of Tacoma Washington visit the home of R. B. Lowry and D. R. Young.
George Farrell and family of Cabin Creek were in their Ford when they upset on their return from Chautauqua Monday night. No one was badly injured.
Mrs. L. D. Stanhope and her young daughter returned home Tuesday after traveling to Watertown South Dakota due to the serious illness of her relatives.
Wanted vacancy to handle Ward's Reliable Products in Fallon County. Gentle, steady hustler desired with no prior experience required. Part forwarded on request. Dr Ward's Medical Co Winona Minnesota established 1856.
advertisement notices corn seed price list offers for sale in Marmarth North Dakota. mentions germination rate 97 percent and F O B terms. buyer to pay freight. seller initials L. F. Horn. value placed on seed stock in 3t units.
Bert Kin ney advertises auto and signing services with contact phone 41 Ve, offering unspecified automotive work and related signing assistance.
Fowler a boxing business caller Wednesday. H. B. Fisk of Carlyle country spent Tuesday in Baker. Miss Etta Bellas of Wills Creek visits Baker for a few days with friends.
Elmer Lewer of Carlyle leaves Aug for Ridgeland Wisconsin to attend college next year. He plans to enroll in courses and pursue studies at the Wisconsin institution.
Mrs A B Long was brought to Baker Hospital seeking strength for an operation but grew progressively weaker. Her death came as a surprise to family members who had not anticipated such poor health.
Joe Menges, who underwent an operation for goiter at Baker Hospital, was dismissed Wednesday.
Miss Clara Sherra, who has cared for Grace Stewart at the Baker Hospital, departed Wednesday for her home in Ollie.
Wm Schultz returned Saturday from Rockham North Dakota where he was summoned by his mother’s serious illness and she died soon after their arrival. Mrs Schultz will stay a few days to visit with relatives.
Miss Scott and Miss Elizabeth Sanders returned from a three week coast trip. They spent time in Seattle Tacona and Spokane and ended in Missoula on their way home. They attended the 1925 class first baccalaureate sermon where Grant Silvernail and Helen Owen are graduates.
Percy Townsley who has been visiting relatives at N. B. Bergum's left Tuesday for his home in Miles City.
Wm Poole’s rented the G R Moshier house according to the short local notice. The record notes lease details and the address involved, reflecting a property transaction in the neighborhood.
Mrs Albert Sherrill and her son Sian who spent the school year in Denver Colorado arrived Sunday to establish their home in Baker.
Ole Gulbranson drove his mother Mrs. Gulbranson to Billings on Monday for an eye operation.
Mrs Donovan and Shirley left Lemon where they had stayed since school closed. They will go to Manua then Washington for the summer. Before Baker return they plan a visit to Mrs Henry Smith in Denver Colorado.
Miss Cleo Chartrand spent several days visiting at the N. B. Bergum home and left Tuesday the 10th for her Miles City home.
G. R. Moshier relocated to the Mc Lemote residence on Monday, marking a new occupancy of the property. He will reside there as his home.
L Rushton moved into the crafter Anderson house on Monday.
Nash salesman Joé Acres from Billings spent the early part of the week in Baker for business.
Miss Florence Hoffman of Ekalaka visited friends in town on Wednesday and Thursday this week. she attended golf at Lawler's during her stay.
Mrs. Astroid Chapin and her children departed Thursday night for Minnesota to spend several months with her mother.
C. J. Dousman drove to Lemmon South Carolina on Friday to meet Mrs. Dousman and her mother Mrs. L. Ms Blair who had been visiting in Wisconsin. They returned Saturday.
Colby Lowe and family of Eau Claire Wisconsin stopped off in Baker for a short visit with Mr. Lowe sister Mrs J Zook. They left Sunday for Knobs to visit Mrs Lowe's parents.
Miss Mary Keinrath and Charles of Glendive are visiting at the Lewis Kessler home.
Mr and Mrs E N Sanford of Ollie country left early this week by auto for Minnesota to spend the summer visiting friends and relatives.
Clerk of Court Ralph Keener issued a license to Frank R. Crusen of Baneville Montana and Miss L R Hoxistain of Westmore for marriage.
Property auction note lists 320 acres for sale at 10 dollars per acre located 100 miles south of Baker on the Wolf Creek structure. Seller Otto Fost invites inquiries via Willard, Montana, dated May 22.
South Omaha Neb June 16 cattle 5500 best light steers up to 10c higher other classes slow steady feeders strong hogs 17000 best butchers 6 to 10c higher others steady to weak top 12.50 bulk 11.75 12.45 sheep 9000 market steady.
A New Hebrides chieftain calmly reads the Bible until a French trader mocks it. The chief retorts that without the Bible the trader would be in his kettle, asserting the Bible’s life saving power.
Mr and Mrs T A Fitzsimmons and Carol and Merle left Saturday for an extended trip through the central states. They will visit relatives in Iowa for several weeks then proceed to Youngstown Ohio where Merle will stay on to attend school next year. They expect to return via Wisconsin.
Mrs. A W Bowen of Miles City spent the weekend in Baker visiting her sister Mrs. Max Winner. Mr. and Mrs. A Brandemihl of the Calumet country were Baker callers Saturday.
Mr and Mrs C O Wright of the Ismay territory attended the Chau tauqua here Monday.
A brief item notes that sixty billion cigarettes were smoked in the United States in 1924 and mentions Thermos bottles at Lawler's as part of a related vignette.
Mrs. J. Sampsel is spending the week in Beech North Dakota visiting friends and enjoying a brief respite.
Mrs C J Russell and her children left Thursday for Tacoma Washington to spend time visiting relatives.
Mrs Pete Nelson and her sister Edith left on No. 11 Tuesday for Santa Monica California to visit their mother Mrs Goe.
Mrs A J Honstain of Westmore is visiting in Baker and spending time with local residents. She plans tours of area sites and will stay through the week.
The Long family thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and passing of A. B. Long. J. J. Long and family convey appreciation for support shown to them and their loved one.
The Christinson family thanks friends for floral offerings and kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother Julius Christinson and mentions Chas Christina, Chris Christina, Mrs Hanson, and Mrs Clara Heldman.
Mr and Mrs Charley Otter of Ollie spent the weekend at a Baker Chautauqua event and visiting friends.
Mrs Warren White and her daughter Edith travel with Sibyl Vincl ette to Minot North Dakota for a several week visit to friends and acquaintances.
A special school election will be held Saturday afternoon June 20 at the High School building to vote on a six mill levy for next year’s maintenance. Polls open from to 6 p.m. The vote aims to fund Long and East Side schools. Sam Rumelhart of Ekalaka and Fred Clark of Elgin visited Baker Friday. Oden Myhre and Webster county family shopped in Baker early week. Mrs Larry Burns and daughter Orla with Doris Hell and Floreta Owens had been visiting Webster South Dakota and returned home Tuesday. The Webster dance drew a large crowd and favorable replies. Mrs Leon LaCross and daughter Mary Jane left Sunday for Church Ferry North Dakota to visit Mrs LaCross' mother and plan to stay a month.
Miss Rose Deal assists Mrs. Correll while Mr. Correll sheers. Farmers attend Chautauqua this week and express appreciation for free entertainment from Baker businessmen. Fertile Prairie boys join Company I encampment in Helena: Henry Jensen Art Berry Eldon Kelling Olan Wiseman Earl Wiseman. Lloyd Kelling planted corn for Joe Votruba. Joe Votruba Jr visited Edwin Howard. Crops prosper from ample moisture. S E Correll sold a fine Holstein bull calf to Perry Sawyer.
Harvest time threat from hail prompts Montana farmers to consider hail insurance. The State Board of Hail Insurance has paid over 1.1 million dollars to farmers in eight years, a larger sum than any other agency. Applications go through county assessors for the grain's growing county.
Slippery Slim drew a 250 dollar fine and one year in county jail, was suspended and has left Baker.
Joe Samsel and Ed Lake departed late last week for Denver Colorado where they anticipate spending several weeks. They plan to visit friends and explore local sites while staying in the mile high city.
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