Dr ILS Meyran Called To Wills Creek
Pat Crowe from near Plevna visited on Monday to handle school matters in his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Creek
Ils Meyran
Plevna
Pat ‘ Crowe
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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1917
Page
5
Farwell family outing and staff return after layoff
Farwell county commissioner and family holidaying in Baker with Mrs. CD Newberry of Eka walaka. Miss Dot Phillips resumes duties at Booth & Dousman after a forced layoff due to an injury from a runaway incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykee
Geo. Farwell
Sykes
CD. Newberry
Ekawalaka
Baker
Miss Dot Phillips
Booth & Dousman
Doig Field Surveyor J C Cory Kept On The Jump
Doig Field Wark County Surveyor J C Cory has been kept busy for weeks with road work and county surveying. Reports say the county road work is progressing satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doig Field Wark
J. C. Cory
Very Much Pleased by New Model Clothing Store Opening
The Model Clothing company expressed surprise and pleasure at Saturday’s store opening attendance. Managers stated their belief that the event proves the store is a live community hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Clothing Company
Work Seen Finished by R R Her Ring
Former Herald editor from Medora North Dakota now works at the courthouse helping transcribe counter records and predicts finishing the work before the end of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Herring
The
Heralds
Medora
N. D
Court House
Kisow Plans Fallon County Quota Gathering
Kisow in town with the Eauity Abstract company Ekalaka branch for a county quota gathering on the 19th. He is called in for a scare of absence and will be among those present when Fallon and Carter counties meet.
Bakers and Ekalaka prepare for the county fair week
A goodly number of Bakerites plan to visit Ekalaka later this week for the annual county fair. Reports from the southern city say residents of Ekalaka and Carter County are rallying to make the fair a rip roarer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekalaka
Carter County
Anderson farmer puzzled by wheat grade drop from No 1 to No 4
Progressive farmer Hanling Wheat-Andrew Anderson from near Knobs delivered a load of old wheat on a Saturday. He noted the wheat, once graded No 1 last fall, now grades No 4 and has shrunk from 58 to 52 pounds per bushel in weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanling
Andrew ©. Anderson
Knobs
Mr. Anderson
Shirleys Move from Baker After Buying Local Properties
Mr and Mrs H J Shirley and their two daughters Loretta and Lucile left Baker Sunday for Miles City to stay indeterminately. Early settlers here they bought city property and two ranches, and they will not sell Fallon county holdings, calling the county a fine place for investments. Friends here express regret at their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.J. Shirley
Loretta
Lucile
Miles City
Shirleys
Baker
Fallon County
Accident Board Reports Summary of Montana Workmen's Compensation
Comprehensive Montana Industrial Accident Board report outlines boiler and mine inspectors data, claimant counts, and compensation paid under the Workmen's Compensation Act. Includes articles on principles, court decisions, safety, employer duty, and administrative issues. 344 pages.
Two Baker Girls Take Joy Ride In Jitney Incident
A Sunday afternoon joy ride ends with two popular Baker women joyriding a jitney. The scene includes lively bumps and pedestrians dodging as the drivers fail to safely check fuel, leaving questions about gas levels and actions taken by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Mission Superintendent Powell Visits City
Rev G J Powell superintendent of missions for the Congregational church of Montana spent a few hours in the city on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church of Montana
Millsery Creators Highlight Aletta J Gordon at Mc Connell's
Aletta J Gordon appears in an event at Mc Connell's showcasing Millsery crafts and creations. The piece notes the venue H am McConnells hosting the display and features items by Gordon.
Webster-Fred Anderson Reports Poor Crop Outlook
In Webster-Fred Anderson near Webster the merchant said he was in the county seat on Monday to transact business. He deplored the short crop this season but remained hopeful for a better crop next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Fred Anderson
Anderson
Ranch visit to inspect crops and livestock
Ranch clerk of court Ralph Keener and Ed Hansen of Price Hardware traveled to Keener's ranch Sunday to view crops and live stock and discuss farm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Keener
Ed Hansen
Price Hardware Co
Busy Bees Busy County Office Prepares Tax Roll
The county Clerk's office extends the tax roll ahead of October 1 transfer to the county treasurer. Staff work to finalize assessments and ensure accurate figures for the upcoming fiscal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couunty
Lowry
Miss Stelmach Returns From Vacation at Baker Mercantile
Miss Stelmach, in the dry goods department of the Baker Mercantile Company, has returned from her vacation. Miss Fern Harris, who filled the position during Miss Stelmach's absence, plans to join her family on the ranch soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stelmach
Tillie Stelmach
Baker Mercantile Company
Fern Harris
Young Men's Bible Class Opens at Congregational Church
The Young Men's Bible class held its first session last Sunday in connection with the Sunday school at the Congregational church. Pastor Rev. Mr. Curtis expects this to become a permanent feature of the Bible study program and invites local young men to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Curtis
Russell Family Auto Trip To Visit Three Sons
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell arrived Sunday from Sibley Iowa by car to visit their three sons Robin Monroe and Charley. This is the third year they have made the auto trip. They found the Yellowstarte r Trail well marked and worked except through the Indian reservation where some road work is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Harry Russell
Sibley
Robin
Monroe
Charley
Improvements At The Baker Mercantile Front Window
The Baker Mercantile company undertakes extensive front renovations with a modern display window. R. S. Johnson asserts that modern methods demand contemporary facilities as Dick continues his up to the minute progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Mercantile Company
R. S. Johnson
Pleasant Surprise at Depot As Be lment Sees Wife and Daughter
Mr Be lment, an agent for Continental Oil, encountered a pleasant surprise when he found his wife and daughter disembarking from a train at the depot Tuesday evening. He had expected them later and had arranged for their joining him here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belment
Continental Oil Company
Webster Man Dead Henry Stultz
Webster resident Henry Stultz died at his Webster home last Wednesday. His son in law George A Begg arrived Thursday to arrange funeral plans. The service took place Friday morning at the Begg home with Rev Curtis of Baker Congregational Church officiating. Interment followed in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Henry Stultz
Geo. A. Begg
Begg
Mr. Curtis
Baker Congregational Church
Red Cross Fund Donations Grow With New Contributions
L Price county Red Cross treasurer reports a $65.70 check from C C Conser of Plevna and a $345.00 donation from the Calumet Ladies Club via Mrs Frank Stout. Both sums boost the ongoing relief campaign and are appreciated by the campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
L. Price
American Red Cross
C. C. Conser
Plevna
Frank Stout
Calumet
Lew Jim’s Exhibit of Extraordinary Long Beans at Montana Cafe
Lew Jim, Montana Cafe proprietor, showcases a rare exhibit featuring exceptionally long beans labeled Looqua and friends plus Chinese string beans. The stand promises a unique display that highlights unusually tall vegetables as a centerpiece of his county fair style exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Jim
Montana
Jim
Sale of Ford and trade for town property
For sale two Ford vehicles priced to move or will trade for town property. Ray H. Smith, 17 t1. Building a substantial barn on his residence in the Morris addition, Bert King constructing a barn on his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ray H. Smith
Bert King
Morris Addition
Mrs Kate Koons Stricken By Inflammatory Rheumatism
Mrs Kate Koons has been quite sick with an attack of inflammatory rheumatism for some time. Her condition is being treated by doctors and she remains under medical care at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Koons
Dinner Duck Dinner Entertains Friends at Peerless Cafe
Jon Brant entertained several of his lady friends at a duck dinner held Sunday at the Peerless Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Brant
Peerless Cafe
Brant Travels to Miles City for Lyric Theatre Matters
J. W. Brant went to Miles City on Saturday to handle affairs concerning the Lyric Theatre in which he holds an interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
J. W. Brant
Miles
Lyric Theatre
Visit Ends For Miss Tillie In Lemmon
Returned from a visit to her parents in Lemmon South Dakota Miss Tillie isted rented on Bronday after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie
Imach
Bronday
Lemmon, S. 1
Episcopal Guild Meeting Set at Mrs Atkinson Home
The Episcopal Guild will convene next at the home of Mrs Atkinson on Wednesday September 26. Members are reminded to attend and participate in the planned activities for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guild
Bagged Game at Mill Iron Ranch Opens Season
J. G. Barger spent Sunday with friends at the Mill Iron ranch where he bagged a quantity of game as the season opened the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Barger
Mill Iron Ranch
Parsonage Nears Completion in Lakeside Addition
The Lutheran parsonage in Lakeside Addition is nearing completion. The society does not plan to erect a church before spring.
Milinery Latest Designs at H. and M. McConnell's
Aletta J. Gordon announces new shipment of millinery creations available at H. and M. McConnell's in Baker and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker and Vicinity
Aletta J. Gordon
H. & M. McConnell’s
Hat remodeling offer by Aletta Gordon at McConnel's
A brief social note invites ladies to discuss remodeling hats of good material for extended use. Aletta Gordon is mentioned at H. & M. McConnel's as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletta Gordon
H. & M. McConnel’s
J Y Creel Remodels Office Building Between Berg Warehouse and Dome Oil
J Y Creel remodels a building between the Berg implement warehouse and the Dome Oil Company offices into two office suites for rental. One suite is to be occupied by A C Jasperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Creel
Berg Implement
Dome Oil Company
A. C. Jasperson
Grand Lodge Session Highlights in Great Falls
William Breteron attended the Knights of Pythias grand lodge in Great Falls for several days. He called the session one of the biggest times in his experience and noted next year’s meeting will be held in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Wm. Brereton
Great Falls
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Mills Seek More Workers Near Missoula
The Polleys Lumber company of Missoula reports need for more men at their mills 25 miles west of Missoula. They note high winter wages attract homesteaders to apply for jobs and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow Lumber Company
Polleys Lumber Company
Missoula
Andrews Visit From Minneapolis Heads To Fallon County
Minneapolis couple Mr and Mrs W D Andrews stay a fortnight with Postmaster and Mrs Geo M Daugherty. Mrs Andrews is the postmaster sister. Andrews is a former president of Minnesota's oldest hail insurance firm and owns land in Fallon County with annual visits.'
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
W. D. Andrews
Geo. M. Daugherty
Real estate office opened by Pioneer land man Frank Becker
Frank H. Becker opens a real estate and farm loan office in the Baker Meat Market block, returning to Baker with brother Fay and the late W. R. Barber in 1908. His long experience promises strong local knowledge and client advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Becker
Baker Meat Market
A. C. Jasperson
Mr. Becker
Baker
Fay
W. R. Barber
Delco Light Agency Seeks Farmers for Demonstration
Delco-light Agency owner F. C. Carmichael has taken the Delco Light agency. The complete electric light and power plant suits farms country homes stores and schools. A compact motor operates simply enough for a boy to use. He displays one on his auto for farmer demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco-light Agency
F. C. Carmichael
Delco-Light
Digging turns up gravel to fill Main Street holes
William Harris began digging a cellar and found gravel suitable to fill holes on Main Street. He offered to furnish the dirt to the city free of charge, a proposal that could greatly ease discomfort for residents along that stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
Neil
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Mont
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Joe Hodgson
Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Baker Mont
Murn & Hansen
Thos. M. Munn
Lawyer Credit Inve Commercial
Law Baker
al Hansen
Raticus
George W. Farr
H. E. Herrick C. Sraddock
John Holland, Terry
United States’ Land Office
Geo. J. Murphy
Earlingburt
Ismay
Sharpless Walker W. C. Packer
City
W. W. Palmer
General Land Office
Absher
Rushmmore Wells Co
Real State Nath Bank
Oy As
Lake Building
Richard Hayes
E. J. Potterton
Boden
Opera House
L ‘Owen
Barnes School of Embalming
Chicago
L. Pree
Millsery
H. Am
McConnell’s
Cory
Are
Aens Sies Clegake Spr
Baker, Montana
Grisset
Fallon
Carter Counties
Frank Vos
Bisa
Lloyd Hotel
Ap Bacco Ae Rie Peay
Universal Cai
Detroit
Eremont
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