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Fallon County Times (Baker, Mont.), 14 Dec. 1916, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036037/1916-12-14/ed-1/seq-8/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
FALLON CÔUNTY TIMES i A n d e r s o n & M o g r e n CLOTHING HOUSE Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Arrow Shirts a n d Collars M UN S IN G W e a r E d . V . P r i c e C o . Made-to-Measure Suits WOOLWIEÄE “The National Boys Clothes’ Ju s t R eceived A fine lot of Boy's Suits, positively - the best-boys' suits, made. Come and let us show you the lat est models in Clothes for both young and old. Mr. Customer: We w a n t you to know what w e are doing. • We believe we can save you some money. Therefore we call y o u r attention^ to our $15.00 and $25.00 Clothes Our M otto: uBetter and more merchandise fo r less money ” Here is Hoping That We We Will Meet You In our new building, First Street West, on Merry Christmas Day. We want to see our old friends and new there for the Special Christmas Dinner we intend to serve. But whether the'building is ready or not, Remember This We will have the finest Christmas Dinner to be had in town, either in our present location or in the new , Peerless Cafe Popular Prices Open Day and Night Pierce & Turner, Props. P a t r o n i z e O u r • f;*|M ,i> »/-■•>! , TTxey are all ■boosters and deserve your business” Fire Insurance. Se« W . O. Mieir. W e W a n t Y ob to keep in mind the fact that in addition to printing * th iiT news paper w£do job'work of any land. When m need of anything in this line be sure * T o S e e U s (Special to the Times.) ; * A terrible accident occurred :/ at Westmore Monday morning: .which' resulted in the death of little Doro thy Harper, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper. Dorothy was revovering from\ a recent illness and her mother left her alone while she went to a nearby store. It is thought the child, while playing, poured gasoline into the stove and spilled it on her dress. All her clothing was burned off, and she ran screaming into the street. She lived four hours and was conscious to the last. Westmore and the surrounding country are deeply distressed, as Dorothy was known and loved\byTlie^ entire community. The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon in Westmore at the Con gregational church, Rev. Whittaker preaching the sermon. Many beauti-- ful flowers were sent from all parts of the «late, and a crowded church gave evidence of the love borne the beautiful child so suddenly taken away. MISS YOUNG’S;RECITAL. ’ The Marmarth tMaIf .;fnakes'refer ence to the piano recital given in that city by Miss Peari Young-as follows ) \The piano pupils of Miss Young won credit and .renoWn at their recital given at • the Barber Opera house last Friday evening. !• “The program had been carefully arranged by Miss Young and was participated1 in by her pupils '-from Baker and Marmarth and ably as sisted by the clever vfolin selections by Mrs. Hodgson of Baker.” Your Holiday friends will appre ciate a selection from our line o:: handsome Neckwear. 12-14-2 h . & m . M c C o n n e l l OBITUARY. Dorothy Isabelle Harper, aged four years, six months and thirteen days only child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper, was born at Lexington, Mo., and died Dec. 11, 1916. APPRECIATION. Charity Chapter No. 60, Eastern Star lodge, desire to express through the Fallon County Times, its appre ciation of the assistance received in putting on the play, “O Baby Mine.” Especially thanks are due Mr Fagaines, Jack Hazelton, Miss Backus, Miss Thompson, Mr. Hodg son, Mr. Burns, Rex Chilton. Five-piece orchestra at New Year’s Night Dance at the Owego. 12-14-3t THE FOLKS BACK HOME. Now here’s a Christmas greeting To the “folks back home,\ It comes to you across the space, Dear folks back home 1 I’ ve searched the wide world over. But no matter where I roam, No friends are like the old friends No folks like those back home 1 —Kate Douglas Wiggin. EACH A DEER Four intrepid hunters left here in a Ford ten days ago in quest of deer. Wednesday they letumed with four, two bucks and two does. They found deer plentiful in the region they visited, 75 miles north of Glendive. One of the .bucks is a fine eight prong specimen and will be mounted, In the party were: Pearl Moore, Perry Morris and William Breretori A hospital will be founded in New York for the diagnosis of human c ailments at fees commensurate with the patient’s station in life. Eminent specialists will be in attendance. It will be the first of its kind in the country and was suggested in an ad dress by Dr. Mayo of Rochester, Minn., in which the noted surgeon indicated the great necessity for such an institution. Barnfey Sharp went to Baker Thursday and will work there for some time, having got employmen.1 with one of the contractors in that town.—Ollie Enterprise. heath from excitement followed the attainment of the lifelong am bition of W. B. Walters, 70 years old, Galesburg, 111. He was unexpectedly nominated worthy patron of the Eastern Star lodge. He had long ex pressed the desire for such an office as the culmination of his Masonic career. * With the thermometer 50 degrees below zero, Fairbanks, Alaska, is suffering from a scarcety of fuel. The weather is too cold to permit the hauling of wood. Residents * are moving into the hotels. The geriti which is supposed to cause infantile paralysis is known as “polymorphous streptococcus.” Dr. E. C. Rosenow, of the Mayo Founda tion, recently succeeded in isolating this germ. Christmas \ Dinner Will be a treat if you give us a chance to supply your wants. W e handle the best of everything in our line and have an especially large stock for the holidays. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Baker Meat Market Wm. B rereton Erni«Kovmts A pair of Gloves is always an ap preciated gift—see what we have. 12-14-2 h . & m . M c C o n n e l l . LUTHERAN SERVICES. Services in Baker next Sunday Dec. 17th, at 3 :00 o’clock. These ser vices will be conducted in the Scand inavian language. English services in Carlyle Dec. 24th, at 11:00 o'clock. Community Xmas tree in Ollie in the evening. English services in Baker Christ mas day at 10:30 o’clock; Scandinav ian services in Willard at 3 :00 o’clock. H. L. ANDERSON, Pastor. G. A. Trautman? whb was in the city from Broaddus, was an interesting visitor at the Corn Show, says the Miles City Star. Mr. Trautman says he can look back 15 years ago when he first put in a garden at his home at Broaddus when one of his neigh bors who happened along scolded him on the formerly ’ accepted theory among the stockmen that the man who raised farm produce was \ruining the country,” said Mr. Trautman. \The farmers have taken the country and the stockman realize that the man who raises feed for his stock is play ing safe on every head he owns, while under - the open range system, there were su :h large losses that the percent age of profit o.f the large number of head held was very sm ill.” FROM THE EAST L. C. Burns, the land man, did some good boosting for Fallon County at thé Farmers Equity convention held in St. Paul recently. He had speci mens of grains and other products on exhibition in a booth and handed out large numbers of the Commercial Club booklet. Mr. Burns‘predicts a large influx of eastern farmers into this- country next spring. District Manager Hackett informs us the Box Elder lodge of Yeomen will be instituted Dec. 22. The poli cies have been- received for those who signed up for membership. The Lentz store has an attractive holiday window that is attracting a lot of passers by. The postoffice newstand takes sub scriptions for magizines and news papers. A • magazine subscription would make a nice gift for one of the family. Times office makes a auction sale bills. specialty of A n E d t s o ñ the g i ft f o r t h e W h o l e . F a m i l y An ideal gift for old and young ’ from 35c to $2.00 C a l e n d a r s A beautiful line 35c and 50c G i f t p e r f u m e s In fancy Xmas packages, 50c and up C h r i s t m a s c i g a r s If he’s a smoker give him a bok of cigars W e have some very pretty designs 5c to 25c ___________________ Q _______________________________________ Toilet Cases, Traveling Sets, Manicure Sets, Christ mas Stationery, Christmas Candy, Smoking Sets, Ash Trays, and numerous other suggestions. Come in and let us help you select your gifts L a w l e r D r u g C o . X M A S G I F T S You will find in plenty at p y s The Jeweler You will see the largest line^ of Lavalliers, Ringsl Cameo Brooches Silverware, Cut Glass, China, Wrist Watches and mahy other suitabre gifts too numerous to mention. A Call Will Convince You
