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Fallon County Times (Baker, Mont.), 12 Feb. 1925, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036037/1925-02-12/ed-1/seq-8/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
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VARIETY STORE In the former Lentz^bailding Sawyer'Flèur, per cwt. $4.95 SaWyer Jaipur, 49 lbs. 2.55 Sawyer Flpur, 24 lbs. 1.40 1 s' ' • ?r :■ ■• (Èyfcìy ‘fl^ck flour Guaranteed) SAWYER COFFEE, lib . Can. .......... «..............59 SAWYER O q p E E , 2i/2lb. Can... ............. 1.45 SAWYEE OOFjpE, 51b. Can.... . ................ 2.85 SAWYEE' 0 < $ $ f e , 101b. Can ..................... 5.65 (EqcL^ti jEthy Coffee on the market) • *. • : ............ ... \ Mff|i.,.....’ I ' ' ■■— ■ - ■■ ' ■ OEAPJ 5 FEUIT, $ 1.00 a p a il Grape Ffjttit, 9c, 3 for 25c (Eat lot» Of Grape Fruit for health) Orange*^? dozen * » '. (Juicy and sweet) 45c Lettuce, Celery, Cabbage, Onions, Carrots, Parsnips, and fresh Rhubarb ....|!>,^ r '*■/—- ■\ 1 ■ ■■■— ...... ^hone 89. /ifir '-r.-.-.t ' «o a *. ; v. j f e T h je;‘,< ^ . : - h a 8 ^ t^ ( t t e n ^ d <,-. J o ixejfa';iÌÌtó to cut fturows o f 'ÌSV“£ y<i i a * R i c B « a i , .■ yr-.-: --.- ■ f -'-ii \■ ' ‘ • FOR 8ALE— My large. 5-year olJ Mammoth Jack. Price very reason able. A. J. MILLER. 18 mile» southeast of- flaker REMINDERS 'i A Winter o f 1909 First fife department organized with W, A. Beck president and Grant Lam port, chief. Other members include Dick Smith, Nate Lloyd, Horace Sparks, Bob Pearce, Bill Lang, Ora Blanchard, A1 Wyman, John Heifrtn, John Beckman, W. R. Barber. Berry Morris represented the Com mercial club on a trip to Wibaux to investigate the system of fire protec tion at that place. Steps are taken looking bo the or ganization of a Masonic lodge, thuae Interested being R. E. MorriB, C K Marks, F4 S. Warren, H. S. Josselyn G. P. Ellingson, H. B. Callln, Glen King, Dr. Young and A. S. W a y. The Christmas program at the Sun day school included recitations by Frank Faust on “ How Does Santa Claus Do It?’’ and by Lloyd Smith, on “The Baby’s Stocking.’’ An advertisement read»: “ Go to Brewer’s dead fall for beds and lodg ing, at the Montana saloon-.^ n A postofflce will soon he established at Plevrfa, with H. B. Callln as post master.’’* Lew Jim, proprietor o f the former Hitch restaurant, installed a new range and is fitting up his place to accommodate an increasing patronage Grain market—wheat, No. J., Nor 92 cents; flax, $1.74 U. S. Commissioner Barber reported 88 land entries for a two-months per iod, comprising about 25,000 acres First “farmers’ institute’’ attempted to be held in the new Sparks livery barn, now Kierle garage, “was. coppid- erable of a disappointment’’, bemuse the speakers, Prof. Campbell, “father’’ of dry farming, Prof. Atkinson of the State Experiment station, Dr. Sudduth of Broadview, and E. E. Brewer of the Puget Sound road, “ were not feeling 1 in very good spirits after a broken night*» sleep, and decided tp spend , two days at Ismay.\ That the large / crowd assembled was not in very good • spirits either was indicated by the comment: “Just the official capacity W© no^;. *a*o-have 5 th e In- ternatiónal Iane of made-to- measure; Suit», ^wluchferange \ - ri> 4 in price from $25 GO and up. And sure some iwett patterns RUSSELL'S _,V~ -f> -r J ^ y / A meeting o f the'; members of the Fallon County Chapter; ,o£' the Red Cross has been called/fef-^:00 o’clock p M. Friday, February 20th, at the Legion Club rooms. All members are requested to be present. CHARLES HAFTLE, Temporary Chairman. Our Spring1 Suits will soon be in, wait and see them be fore you buy. Will have the largest and nicest assortment ever shown in Baker. RUSSELL’S NAOMI CIRCLE The Namoi Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Karl R. Pleiss* ner next Tuesday evening, Febru ary 17th. All Rebekahs and hus bands are invited. C H U R C H N O T E S CHRISTIAN 8CIENCE SOCIETY HUBBARD HALL February 15th 11 00— Service. Subject: “ SOUL” 10 00— Sunday School Wednesday evening, 8:00 Testimon- lal meeting. METHODIST EPISGOPALGHURCH W ALTER LEE GREER, Minister. CALENDAR Sunday, February 15th 10.00 A. M.— Sunday School 11 00 A. M.— Morning worship. Music by the choir. Sermon: “ Abraham, Apostle of Personal God.” 6 30 P. M.— Epworth League- by the orchestra. Sermon, “The Realm o f the Secular” . 7:30 P. M.— Evening worship. Music Monday, February 16th 4:15 P. M.—Intermediate Epworth League. Gertrude Chapin-, leader. Wednesday, February 18th 7 -30 P M.— Bible Study at the parson age. Topic: \The Master’s Affection’ Everybody welcome. Thursday, February 9th 3:30 P. td —Ladles’ Aid. Hostesses: Mesdames Couser and Marks Friendly Contest with Richey On February 1st, this church began a friendly contest with the Methodist T I T E U N i V E R S A L G A R \ V * * » • • > - K ' • * Get your order in now for a l> 'JBv fl-: V »• *• so that to have them when y<prti^inf%hem—as spring will soon beJiere. LINCOLN—FORD—FORDSON M dtor Co. *£: : .%• ivfe ... ......................................................................................................... . ............ !VVMijn i iji>tn , order to make room for new goods, I am sell- ing at reduced prices: PLOWS ............................................ $ 40.00 | j 2 | g HARROWS. ........ . ............................... 40.00 i iL \ DRILLS ............................................ 100.00 5ADERS ............................. « .................. 125.00 AVfeood bargains in other machines. ©n’t fail to look over the new stock, especially cCormick-Deering Tractor, with the life-long tee. FARM IMPLEMENTS - v ^ V,,-, ' : : * 7* S' Episcopal church o f Richey, Montana Mr. Brewer occupied was not lnflioat* | in regard to aggregate attendance in ed, but it is reasonable to presume j all church meetings from that date to his duties were to keep the speakers ; Easter Sunday. The losing church is on the move over the road” •< j%> send an entertaining te^fruto ren- _______ .. ________ i der an evening’s program foi'xne ben- NOTICE-OF FIRST MEETING OF o f the winning church. Aggregate CREDITORS (attendance, in this case, means atten- In the District Court of the United danc<> at * ° th morning and evening’s States for the District of Montana, church services, as well as at Sunday Eleventh Division. IN BANKRUPT- Sunday Scbo-1, Epwcr*h League In- CY. In the matter of , termedtate Epworth League, Bible THPODORB ROPPE I Study class* and Lfldfcs Aid* all or of Oliie, County of Fallon, and District th e s e . The Baker public is aforesaid, Bankrupt. ; lnvlt,ed to ®tt«nd any al1 of these Notice is hereby given that on the ! aervteM- and heIP 2nd day of February, 1925, the said Theodore Roppe was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that .the first meeting o f his creditors will be held at the office of -the Referee in Baker,s*Mon tana, on Saturday, th 21st day o f February, 1925, at 10 o'clock A. \M at Wliich time said creditors may .at tend, prove their claims, examine-:ihe bankrupt, appoint a trustee, and-tran sact such other business as may-prop^ eriy' come before said m e e t i n g . - Dated February 11th, 1925. L. A. CONSER, , .Referee in Bankruptcy. Published February'.12, 1925. ' Dont’ forget the I ^ q u e r ^ e pance,^Satcufday. Pebruaxy 14th, atiMasoRic f i ^ g i ^ i S ^ i ^ - L e g i o n . Come and hear the Harmonica concert whfle -yon' eat your midnight lunch. Masks on sale at lw& the local drug stores Fallon Post No. 35 : VALENTINE PARTIES The Intermediate Epworth League held a Valentine party last Monday evening. It was very greatly enjoyed by the members. They presented Mrs. Mrs. Greer, the superintend^, with a gift box containing a splendid pantry shower. Mias Margaret Warren, a teacher o f the Beginners’ Sunday’ School class, is giving her class ai valentine party next Saturday. EPWORTH LEAGUE ENTERTAINS THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR v j| Last Sunday, -evening'the.- Christian^ a n n o u n c e m e n t I wish to announce ;to the people o f Baker that I have purchased the\Thilor Shop form erly run. bv ’M r. Reynolds. Moderh; %u|pment has been installed and*I am in a positioh to-give you prompt and satis fying service. Your patronage w ill be appreciated. : > J . F . S M O L A j-'iv-. j. ¿ e t & i , x . vTfe, . iti* A. v,y-v<v: t-. . 'f ■ i ' , DANORIRBRTTARY 2 ìs t 'R ^ W A S H I N T O H f ! 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