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Fallon County Times (Baker, Mont.), 01 June 1916, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036037/1916-06-01/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
' \ i ' „ •“% », .t- >r FALLÓN ' c o u n t y t i m e s W A T f^'SER V IG L n ____ _ __ ,‘^L .- ••• •-■''* '-■• . .*$ Having bought out „Wmi,. Bowmer we will be glad to supply all his old cus- tomers as well as new witK|watei;i 1 * * • • ' # * * '*• W e also, deliver ,, ice .,in any quantity .. to your home;or place of business and will : . - » , , . i s / .» » • . • 1 . * <■ „ \. i t\ ~ ’ '/• ‘v . ‘*Y7..* ‘Y * *\ '' .give the best of service, and; same as al ways, good weights. Lakeside Ice Cot • C. y. CROSBY, Mgr. “V* * ? ' '* \ .. \tr *■ * - *v t' 'V V I BODMißi FOR-Âv BI6BÌR» i Ï Prompt~Careful anSkiilfTll^Repairing. Bring your car in for overhauling before hitting the trail and know that *- you have prepared for road travel. » t h e finding-of gas land,the other;- priceless opportunities whic^ are ' tò be found in and around Baker: ‘comes the rush of many jiersons .who ár¿ seeking new homes, and-, glav.es to establish themselves in business * Npt á day passes-but no less thari fifty - persons stop here- to .look1 o y i r thelprospiects. for the future. -.During, the everring , the streets otBjkker are filled .. with - pedestrians and auromo- biles and to look upon- the throng that crowds our .^thoroughfares ,would make, any .’. city several times théíize òfTthis envious. , ‘ d y - Many automobiles ' from.neighbor ing'towns - come here daily and.only the -first; part , o f this , week- ,31 were packed on-the two -blocks of the busi ness-, section of; Main street. • .That was at a. period-shortly after .the, noon houE and nearly every evening a ’tnúch larger number is seen on that.same street. v. ’ ... ,, u j • - ) Dwelling, houses and . business, pla ces, are in great demand and within the next thirty-days -several ne.w busi ness . ventures will ; be launched. V ; A- pool hall will be.opened, about../une 15.' f .It is rumored that a second-hand furniture store, another garage, a mil linery store and .theatre are among the new places which are- to be open- ’s Garage Ekalaka, Montana 8 ■ ■ 8 House cleaning time brings a de mand for old newspapers. W e have thern .for sale .in this office at ten cents aljundle.* Mrs. H. L. Champney, wife' o f one of the Royal Cafe managers, arrived here this week from North Yakima, W ash.' ed. Surely better, opportunities never were more prevalent, than in Baker at the present time. ; FALLON COUNTY TIMES TO ✓ / HAVE NEW BUILDING SOON Needing more room and equipment, the Fallon County Times found, it necessary to seek new quarters and consequently C. P. Silvernale is erec ting a fine new building, on-First Street West, on the. lot north of his blacksmith shop. . T h e lower floor is 24 by 40 feet, with a 16 by 20 feet lean-to shed;at the rear which will serve the puroose of an engine room, garage and store room. T h e second floor is 24 by 30 feet and is cut up into -four very -cozy B e fore you do any building or remodeling, see the Lehigh D e a ler. Y o u ’ll find him the progressive dealer in your community, who can give you practical advice and tell you which materials are best suited for : your purposel ’ ' ' - ' . A s k hiuj why he sells Lehigh, the National Cement. H e will teU- -you-because-heJkno.ws-.itJo be absolutely dependable. IPs only logical that he s e lects: his other materials with the same care and judgment A s k him some of the ways yoii can use concrete- to advantage. Right aow there are- probably hsdf a dozen repairs, and real improve ments to your property that you could best build of concrete. r> Concrete is the fire and; weather, resisting material for practically •very land of construction. •• Its uses include houses, garages, factories, . barns, dairies, elevators, silos, porches, steps, foundations, troughs, feeding floors, fence posts, sidewalks, streets^, curbs, roads, bridges, pirn’s , culvert*,.cisterns, icehouses,« an d a h u n d r e d others. It is thie ^pátenal'-fc^lyPuJ'. ' l f ^ • \ . Remember the.nam e LEH IGH ; go to the Lehigh dealer. Buy Le high, .tike -National Cement; the cement for all concrete work; th e depend able cement; the kind that will give you lasting satisfaction. C a r p e n t e r - W e b s t e r L u m b e r C o . , J. M. COMSTOCK, Agent living rooms “.which the publisher and family will occupy/'. On the first floor will be the press room, composlrig./room-and business office, and also, a .small room where- paper stock and supplies wilbbe stored. More equipment’ will be added in the line 8f a cylinder press and a small er job press and it is the’, desire o f ’ the publisher to make the Fallon .County Times bigger and better- than -ever, before. ' •' - L o c a l - N e w s - I t e m s C. R. Fagaines motored down Ekalaka Saturday. to. Miss Minnie Jacobson, who has been teaching the-Dêpugh:school, re turned to Baker Saturday. •V' H. F. Albers, general manager of the Montana Petroleum Co., was in Miles City bn. business this week. /, \ ' t “ 'S V *' <9 *’• - * • Contractor H. F. Griesy has a force of men putting in cement walks re cently ordered by the council on -First street east. Three. Baker boys, Shirley Andrews, Rex Chilton, and. Islam Ingram are taking examinations for entrance to West Point at Helena. Edwin Lake has returned from Oro- nogo, Mo., where he-went on account unclê^CKaflès- of the Elliot. Illness- of his He reports his uncle better. The names of Laurence Smythe, Harold Rose and Frank Lentz were inadvertently omitted in mentioning the eighth grade graduates last week. Rev. G . J. Powell, .superintendent of home missions for the Congrega- . i t t tional .church in Montana, visited Rev. S. W . Pollard Sunday evening. Miss Janet Pollard’ who has been teaching in the Hidden Water, district, is visiting her father, Re.v. S. W . Pollard, for a few days. She will spend the summer vacation on their Dawson county farm, near Sand Springs. Judge J. A. Williams, a delegate to the Progressive Republican national convention, will leave this week for Chicago,- where the big gathering-con- venes on June 7. T h e Judge will visit his family at Sioux City before his return. -H~ArCate was- in fromThis-farm- 12- miles south, Saturday. Mr. Cate expects, to put ,in a crop of com for fodder as soon as the weather' warms up* He is also going to try out some sugar cane, which is said to be an ex cellent succulent feed tor cattle and horses. A fence has been built around the oil well as a measure of safety to sightseers as well as employes of the company. Carelessness in carrying lighted cigars near the escaping gas made the precaution* necessary. Adr mission^hereafter will be by special permission only. IN THE DISTRICT OF THE SIXTEENTH JU DICIAL DISTRICT OF MONTANA IN AND FOR FALLON COUNTY. . MONTANA Rubv Renan, Plaintiff, versus Summons by Publication Clement Renan, Defendant ^ TO THE ABOVE NAMED ’'DEFENDANT, .Clement Renan.*' Non-Residents. You are hereby notified that on,the 80th day of March 1916 the above named plaintiff, flled-her.pe-. tition in thty actlon in the district court o f Fallon. County, Montana; against the above named de fendant the object and prayer o f which is to ob- tairi, an absolute’divorce .from you on the ground of_desertion Jn that you have without cause wil- .fully deserieSTtHe~plaintiff\ and remained away for more than a,year preceding the filing o f said complaint and . that you \have’ entirely failed to support the' plaintiff during such time and previ ous to such time'of desertion and that in default of an answer o f said petition filed' by you within twenty days from the date.of the last publication hereof judgement wilFbeJaken .against you a c cording to the prayer for relief set forth in said complaint. : v- You are required .to answer said complaint on or before the 18th day o f July, 1916,, Dated at Baker,'Montana,* this 27th day o f May, 1916. ' - - . ' • • J. Ar.WUliams,! Plaintiff’s Attorney. < Ralph Keener, (Seal) • Clerk o f the District Court. L. V . Donovan. - Deputy Clerk. „ June 1-tt. W h y not send a copy of the Times to the folks back east? It will be just like a letter hom e, to them. Miss Sophia' Michaelson has re turned to Baker after a short sojourn in the country .near Ollie, ' Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bums visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Tandy, at Miles City last week. Just telephone to the Times when you need printing of any kind. This office is equipped to do work neatly and promptly. Thomas Westrope of Willard, ex pects to go back to Iowa soon to at tend a sale of pure bred shorthorns. He intends shipping a carload out here. At present he has a nice herd of 20 head of these fine dual purpose cows. Mr. . ’Westrope left a year’s subscription at the Times office. M. A*Shreve of Willard has a hun dred acres of winter wheat,, that is looking fine. Even on sod -breaking there is no evidence of winter killed wheat, according to Mr. Shreve. He and Mrs. Shreve and son were in Ba ker Friday to meet his brother, B. F. Shreve .and wife of Sheridan, Wyo., who will make them a short visit. W A N T E D — a. dining room girl at the Hildreth House. .44 tf If you have^ any potatoes for sale, call and see us. G. H. Suit & Co. ----- - — --------- --- - - - May-25-tf Card o f Thanks. W e wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our many friends and rela tives who so kindly assisted us and who shared in our recent bereavement. Mrs. Robert Finlayson and family. 6-1-lt. N O T IC E S NOTICE FOR\ PUBLICATION ’ Isolated-Tract PUBLIC LAND S A L E -Department o f the Interior, U. <S. Land Office at Miles City, Mont., May 2, 1916. Notice is hereby g iven that, as directed by the Commissioner o f the General Land office, under provisions o f Section 2455, R. S. pursuant to the application o f . DAN MCDONALD Baker, Montana, Serial No, 025294, we will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, but at not less than 82.00 per acre,'-at 10 o’clock a. in, on the 12th day o f July, 1916 next, at this office, the follow ing tract o f land: N l-2 NW1-4, SE l'4 NW1-4 Sec. 20,'T. 6 N, R 59 E. M, M. The sale will not b e kept open, but will be de clared closed when those present a t the hour nam ed have ceased biddin’g’. The person making the highest bid. will be required to immediately pay to the receiver the amount thoreof. Any persons claiming adversely the above de scribed land are advised to file their claims, or objections, on or before the the timo designated for sale.. ' May 18 G. W. Myers, Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department o f Interior, U. S, Land office at Miles City Mont., A p r il 12,1916. Notice is hereby given that r CHARLES A. NOFTSKER of Baker, Montana who, on Oct. 16th, 1909, made hornstead entry Number 06176 for N l-2 SWM.- Sl-2 NW1-4, W l-2 NE1-4, NE1-4 NE1-4 Section 8, Township 6N Range 60E, M. P. merid ian, has filed notice o f intention to make Five year proof; to establish claim to the land above describ ed before L. C. Burns, U. S. Commissioner at Baker, Montana, on the 24th dav o f June, 1916. Claimant names s s witnessess: Albert W . Cate, Homer L. Young, Albert Wetzel, Samuel Noftsker all of Baker, Montana. G. W. MYERS, May 18 Register NO.TICE FOR PUBLICATION Department o f the Interior, U. S. Land Office. Miles City, Mont. May 12, 1916. Notice is hereby given that JESSIE ANDREWS Webster, Mont, who oh July 31st, 1912, made home stead entry No. 015413 for Sl-2, Section 25, town-* ship 3 N, Range 59E, M. P. meridian has filed notice o f intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before L. C. Burns, U. S. Commissioner at Baker, Mont, oh the 24th day o f June, 1916. ' Claimant names as Witnesses, Harvey C. Sleeth, Charles Atchison, Robert C.‘ O. Norman, Alfred H. Webster all c f Webster, Montana. May 18 G. W . Myers, Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department o f the Interior, U. S. Land Office Miles City, Mont., May 20, 1916 Notice is hereby given that A N N I E J. SH REVE of Willard, Montana, who, on March. 30, 1910, made Desert Land Entry, No. 07760, for south half, Section 2, Township 4 N., Range 59E„ M. P. Meridian, has filed notice o f intention to make Final Proof, under A c t 3-4-15, Paragraph 2, to es-’' tablish claim to the land above described, before' Lr C. Burns, U. S. Commissioner, at Baker, Montana, on the 30th day o f June, 1916. . Claimant names' as witnesses- H. L. Cory of.-. Bsker, Montans; Ed. Burke and ’ Charles Voss' o f Willard, Montana and Jonn Wolentz o f Webster,- Montana. G. W . MYERS, „ Register. May 25 FO R SALE— Baby.chicks and set tings of eggs,-Barred - Plymouth Rock. Pure bred; stock. . $1.00-for thirteen eggs. Day old chicks, 15c each. •' James Murphy, 39 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department o f the Interior U. S, Land Office at Miles City, Mont, May 12, 1916. Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM O. DAVIDHIZER o f Baker, Montana who on Feb. 12, 1913 made* homestead entry No. 017167 for lots 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. 6, 7. E1-2SW1-4, SE1-4NW1-4, SW1-4NE1-4, Section' 6, Township-8 N, Range 59 E. M. P. meridian, has filed notice o f Intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before L. C. Burns, U. S. Com m issioner' at Baker, Montana, on the 24th day o f June, 1916. Claimant names- ss witnesses: Edward W . -James, Albert. E. Bonner. R. Taylor Cook, Thomas J. Green all .of Baker, Montana. May 18 G. W . Myers, Register v- î '-- fil T H E U N I Y E R S A L C A R V-Wiien over half the motor, cars in America today- 7 -about a milliomand a quarter---are of one make, there must be a mighty good ' -\reason. I:n every kindvof service,‘ uhder 7;albeqn3iti9ns^of road -ind weather, Ford cars have proven to be the most depend- , able, economical and efficient servants' of : men. Runabout $390*;; Touring-car- $440; Coupelet 590; Town car 640; Sedan 740. All prices f. 'o; b. Detroit. On sale at L . P R I C E & C O M P A N Y C o n c r e t e t o r P e r m a n e n c e NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Department o f the Interior, U . S. Land Office at Miles City, Mont., May 12th, 1916. Notice is hereby given that CURT5IS M SHREVE .of Willard,, Mont, who on Sept. 11, 1911 mads homestesd entry N o. 013200 for W l-2 Section 82, Township 5N„range69E, M. P. Meridian has filed notice o f intention to make three year Proof, Ixi - establish claim to the land above described, before ' L. C. Burns, tl. S. Commissioner, at Baker, Mont, on the 24th day o f June, 1916. ' „ . ^ Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph Ondrasek, '■ William G. Moscrip, Charles Voss, John M. John- '' son all o f Willard, Mont. May 18 G. W . Myers, Register NOTICE OF PUBLICATION 4 Department o f thè Interior. U. S. land office at* Miles City, Mont., May 12th, 1916. Notice is hereby given, that WILLIAM-G-MOSGRIP i S of Baker, Montana, who on Marcii 28th, 1910, made homestead Entry No. 07709 for S E J-4, Section. 12,\ Township-5N, Range 58 E, M. P. meridian/ has filed notice o f intention to make five year; proof, to establish claim to the land above descril> ed,- before L. C.’ Bums, U, S. Commissioner at; Baker,'Mont on the 23rd day o f June, 1916. Claimant names as witnesses: Curtis M. Shreve, Joseph ¡A.ndrasek, Boyd C. Spalding, Theodore, Bergstrom all o f Willard, M o n t ‘ •May 18 G. W . Myers, Register NOTICE. FOR \PUBLICATION Department o f Interior. U. S. Land office at.' Miles City, Mont. May 12, 19i6. ' '• Notice is hereby given that ; . HOMER L YOUNG > of Baker, Montana who on Nov. 6th, 1909 mad# , Homestead Entry No. 06429 for Sl-2, Section 32,; Township 6N, Range 60 E „ M. P. Meridian filed notice o f intention to make Five year proof/, to establish claim to the land above dcscribed/W ;. fore L. C. Burns, U . S. Commissioner «t., Baker,v Montana on the 24th day o f June, 1916. ' t. Claimant names as witnesses: C bar W N o f taker G st Shultz, Mhl Egerick and Hoe«» Cal# all ot: Baker, Mont. G. w . m V ers . ' ; May 18. * - • - v- - - -• « — t . 4 Ai.*l w a r.i t- ; ■ . > tl , ¿I I , - '•f'i Ä 1 a #, , \ i -• .yi . 4 r*. ^ ' f 5 r ' Í '.v.'I '.-á • - , n LvC-) - j TI ‘ *— • « ..-¿A -> . / J ...... ^ 4b«K ».t ‘wt ¡»¿*»
