Freshman Notes and Class Activities Detailed
The note describes a Freshman candy vale on Saturday October 13 at 2 30 pm at the Baker Meat Market with a class cheer and a long list of Freshman names. It records the Freshman class organization with Emerson Chilton as president and Francis Ibsock as vice president and mentions a picnic with marshmallows and a mood of partiality in distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Vale
Baker Meat Market
Florence Abrams
Irmma Blake
Myrtle Bruce
Emerson Clulton
Eugene Conser
Robert Drawn
Thomas Emerson
Francis Ibscock
Leonard Howell
Herbrt Kenyon
Margaret Mohr
Gladys Palmer
Jeannette Price
Reybolds
Mary Rink
Ernest Riner
Roger Salyvernail
Bessie Smith
Arlene Waley
Henry Zook
Emerson Chilton
Roger Salvernail
henry /oook
Miss McCarthy
Roger
Unclear Message Warns Senters Over Advisor
A cautious note echoes about treating their advisor with respect or risk losing him. A school chorus has formed and songs were sent for Old Notus blows. The warning hints the Poke Junior class may be overwhelmed if care is not taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notus
Marmarth Social Notes Include Visits and School Work
Mrs Boothman on sick list. Mrs Stowe visited Marmarth to see sister Tattle Sybil Damon. Sybil stayed at the A WK Clark home and returned last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clark traveled to Marmarth last Sunday. Mrs Stowe and Mrs Larson joined them. Larson visited briefly. Morris Bros expect to ship soon. Miss Hogan of Marmarth teaches Morris school. Tomy, a Marmarth visitor, was there a week. Mrs Meyran and Val Brereton with Miss Lester Valar visited the Stowe home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothman
Stowe
Marmarth
Sybil Damon
Morris School
Tioomy
Post Office Clerk Exam Postponed in Baker Montana
The U S Civil Service Commission announces the Baker Montana postal clerk exam set for October 13 1917 is postponed to November 10 1917. Apply by mail to the Baker postmaster or to the Secretary Eleventh Civil Service District Seattle Washington for blanks and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Baker
Montana
Eleventh Civil Service District
Seattle
Wash
Government crop report for Montana October estimates
October crop report for Montana from the Bureau of Crop Estimates shows Wheat at 18 million bushels vs 28 last year Oats 13 million vs 25 Barley 1 million vs 2 Flax 2 million vs 3 Potatoes 5 880 000 vs 4 875 000 Hay 1 465 00 tons vs 1 983 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Fall Millinery on Display at Criterion Clothing Store
Apples peaches are out and Jonathans priced at 2 25 per box. Sugar Bowl 109 of Statement of Ownership listing editor Louis A Conser as Baker Montana publisher. The Baker Sentinel, weekly to Sept 11, 1917, then semi weekly, with ownership and notary details from J Learstow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion Clothing Store
J. Lang & Son
Baker Sentinel
Baker
Montana
Louis A. Conser
Baker, Montana
J. Learstow
State of
Notice to Contractors for Baker Montana Improvement District 5
The City of Baker Montana invites bids for trading of city streets and alleys in Improvement District No 5. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check and an indemnifying bond. Bids due by twelve noon October 16, 1917, with right to reject all bids. Also includes a public summons for a district court case with required service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Baker
Montana
LE. Rushton
Legal notices and summonses from Fallon County Montana
Multiple 1917 court notices outline actions in Baker Montana including a mortgage foreclosure on a 1914 promissory note for 8000 and a separate unjust collection suit plus a justice court summons for the McCaul Webster Elevator Co case seeking 76.50 plus interest and attorney fees with dates to appear October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Scholl
Montana Principal Meridian
Montana
Couny
Fallon
State of Montana
Ralph Keener
Joseph Hodgson
Plaintiff
Baker
George Austin
P. L. Prichard
Fallon County
McCaul Webster Elerator Company
Bove
A. D
Cornish & Young
Notice to Creditors Estate of Abraham Eicher
Notice to creditors and claimants for the estate of Abraham Eicher deceased. Administrator Walter W. Brant invites claims within four months after first publication at the office of Cornsh & Young Baker Montana Fallon County. Dated September 19 1917. Attorneys for Administrator Baker Montana. 9 21 10 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Eicher
W. W. Brant
Cornsh & Young
Baker
Montana
Fallon
Walter W. Brant
Cornish & Young
Baker, Montana
Public Notice: Montana Suit for Divorce and Custody
Summons by publication in Fallon County Montana to Katherine Clymer plaintiff and Charles Burt Clymer defendant. Case seeks dissolution of bonds of matrimony on wilful neglect and desertion with custody of two minor children. Clerk's office records show filing on September day in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burt ‘Clymer
Montana
Youssand
Ieee
Pardon Board Sets Hearing For Chesler Commutation
Montana State Board of Pardons notes Governor granted unconditional pardon to Jack Chesler convicted of robbery in Fallon County. October 5 is set for hearing on the commutation, public notice to appear at 3 PM at the Board office in Baker. Publication to run weekly in the Baker Sentinel for two consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Ford
R. G. Poland Co
T. Stewart
Helena
Montana
State Board of Pardons
Jack Chesler
Fallon
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Baker
Séntinel
Aly
Newsapér
Ntwo
Gcford
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The
Pioneer Newspaper
Post Ofice
Nauias
Cedar Butte
Philip Morris
A. R. Clark
Iowa
Art
Sioux City
W. H. Benn
Stock Yards Station
Federal Farm Loan
Frank H. Becker
Pioneer Lan
Baker Meat Market Bldz
Baker, Mont
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
of- Aha
Falien
Gig. Goodrich
Scholl
Irving
Bts Bierthis
Laintiff
Zattorney
County of Fallon
Danna
Lister Cale
McCaul Webster Elevator Company, A Corporation
County of
Katherine Clymer
Department State Board OF Pardons
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