Bereavement in Baker as Three Family Members Die
In rapid succession Mrs. George Elder of Ekalaka loses her sister in Missouri car crash and then her mother dies from a nervous breakdown. Her father falls ill and dies days later, leaving the McDonald family mournful in Carte Fallon counties. Dr. T O Sandbo from Lemmon opens at Baker Mercantile with attorney Charles Dousman as longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elder
Ekalaka
Missouri
R. F.mcdonald
Esi Bes
Real apples and farm notices clutter Fallon county page
Not Bulk Apples But REAL apples. Jonathans. $1.75 per box. The Sugar Bowl of Guest of Sisters-Mrs. Dahl visits sisters Mrs. Stella Potterton and Miss Barbara Olsen. Visiting in Miles-C Mrs. Charley Russell left for Miles City to visit Afiss Florence Hall. Three More to Go. Fallon county will send three more men to Camp Lewis on Nov 2. The three are Herman Kasparbauer, Ralph Swendiman, and William Zintz. County Clerk Lentz said four to fill vacancies from failed entrants would not go until all exams finished. A Different View notes harvest labor scarcity in Canada and high pay. Mrs. F. J. Ryan reports labor shortage and high wages, with rail fare details. Wedding notices: Geo A. Lewis and The rese Johnson seek marriage. Emmett Glidedell and Esther Parsons wed. John Schmidtz and Emma Trynckes wed. Malcolm Morneau and Edna Seger wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon County
Lewis
American Lake
Herman C. Kasparbauer
Pieyna
Ralph R. Swendiman
Baker
William E. Zintz
Lentz
F. J. Ryan
Canada
Portland
Oregon
Emmett Glidedell
Esther Parsons
Ismay
Curtis
John Schmidtz
Webster
Emma Trynckes
Chicago
Malcolm Morneau
Tee Dee
Edna Seger
Prichard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Solan
F. M
Apple Bank
Baker, Montana
Apple Buyer
Styleplus
Womaanship
Om Tereine
Montana
Axminster
Tapestry
Brussels
Dahl
The
Ekalaka Eagle
Stella Potterton
Barbara Olsen
Miles
Charley Russell
Miles City
Afiss
Florence Hall
Sentinel
Jay Ie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!