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4 1N FALLON COUNTY TIMES of last week. Mrs. T.J. Westrope of Willard was a guest at the L.C. Bums hothe Thursday and Friday. While here she at- tended the O.E.S. school of instruction. Rev. 1.L. Cory of Hardin stopped off here yesteday on his return from Craw- fordsville, Ind., where re- cently he burned his mother, a venerable woman 90 yers of age. Rev. Cory is father of County Surveyor Cory. Len Churchill, the young man operated on at the hospi- tal Tuesday, is still in a critical condition but has a fighting chance for recovery. A large abcess was found in the ap- pendix and gargrene had al- ready set in. Baker's baseball team de- feated the Plevna aggregation on home grounds Sunday af- ternoon, in the first game of the season, after a hard con- test by a score of 10 to 9. Baker plays Willard here next Sunday. High School Commencement As annonced last week in this newspaper the Baker High School graduation exer- cises will be held at Owego opera house Tuesday evening, May 30. There are three grad- uates this year, they being Beatrice Emma Daugherty, Bessie Lillian Millard, and Harold Ellsworth Patton. The commencement ad- dress will be delivered by Hon. Theodore Brantley, chief justice of the supreme court of Montana. On Sunday evening, May 28, Rev. S.W. Pollard will conduct the baccalaureate services at the Congrega- tional Church. This is the first commence- ment in the history of Baker and should be attended by all - citizens of this community who have the welfare of the schools at heart. Under the efficient direction of Miss Carrie Bachtle, the first graduation class have ac- quitted themselves with credit and have set a high standard for future classes. All of them have made averages above 90 and each has excelled in some line of study. From Baker High School they plan to go to our own state university or to that of some other state. The complete program of the exercises at the opera house follows: Invocation, Rev. M J. Bam- ford. Violin solo, H.L. Cory Instrumental, \Valse de Caprici\ Spindler - Beatrice Daugherty. Address of Welcome, H.W. Sparks. Solo, \The Valley of Laugh- ter\ Mrs. L.P. Chuning. Trio, \One Fleeting Hour\ Messrs. E.A. Sibley, D.R. Young, Dr. EJ. Potterton. Commencement address, Chief Justice Theo Brantley. Solo, \A Mammy's Song\ Bonita Comish. Trio, \Wake Miss LiIndy\ Misses Beatrice Daugherty, Eula Sparks, Bonita Cornish. Presentation of Diplomas, Miss Carrie Bachtle. princi- pal. Lutheran Minister Coming Rev. J.O. Wangberg informs the Times that a resident min- ister has been engaged for Baker and will take up his work in the near future. Defi- nite announcement of the ap- pointment will be made later. Rev. Wangberg, whose home is at Bowman, is temporarily supplying this district, which comprises Baker, Willard, 011ie and Carlyle. • itsissassiess i fir ning rusgevr of Cut BAKER STATE BANK BAKER : MONTANA .'i,ns,k. tItt Sopttntantlent of Banks at the Clot: Otni mess, Sit, I. III:, Resorirces Dt•covate 1 - 414 !=t41444 4 : .. o. r i urc,ar and , 1T &a t L.1 Tan Facr 112 15 T5, 1 I, Interesting I News Items Caught On Run Around Town Developing and Printing that Look Fine Bring your nega- tive,s to us and got back the best pic- tufts we can possi- bly make front them. Our prices are fair. Our work la bettered by the two of Antic() Chenticeis and Cyko Pspor, the photo ma- toritall whLch always give best results, Load your amens with Ammo Speedez LER DRUG C Baker, Montana TIlL urrlyruSAL CA , I , t h e , e e.ti .111,•• k I ti 1115if 1151 'h‘. the '‘111-t 1111,111 1 1. 0.11.11i 111'11 1 .11 11 e1•1 1.1 1, 1 I, 11111 \ 11 4i 111 else 1,1(1' 11.01 11•11, I '11T1! st‘rsu 0 1 \ in this ,,,loot k •,1 10 011 Vatt It ta•1 it 0 it . \\ b I` 1.1 ` St let ,,;(); . 11 1 I. II. F. I'Ott., III • .I( I • !CT (sk ) \ I l'ANN • County Fair Dates Set Fallon County's Fair will be held on Tuesday and Wednes- day, September 19 and 20. These dates were set at the an- nual meeting of the county fair board which took place at Ekalaka last week. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: J.W. Grant, presi- dent; CO. Rickard, vice pres- ident; Wm. Mowbray, secretary; H.B. Albert, treas- urer; J.W. Grant, C.G. Rickard, J.W. Iliscock, George Boggs and All. Dahl, directors. The matter of improving the fair association property for the coming exhibition was taken up and discussed and another meeting has been called for June 6. Foote 's Fine Horses Admired HI Foote. a prosperous farmer living 12 miles south of Baker, was in town Satur- day. Mr. Foote was driving a team that attracted a lot of at- tention, an imported Percheron stallion that tips the beam at 1930 pounds, and his mate, a 1700 pound mare. Mr. Foote came in after his wife who has just returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Iowa. Miss Mina Monroe of Ekalaka was in Baker a few hours Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Leitch is passing a couple of days with Mrs. Burt Hitch. Joe Gemsley of Ismay trans- acted business in this city Thursday. Jack Cuncon was over from Ismay Thursday and Friday of last week. Miss Lillian Hildreth came over from Willard Friday and visited until the following day with her mother. Miss Martha Haftle, who has been on her ranch near Bisher the past week, returned to Baker Tuesday. The Ladies aid met at the Congregational Church parlors this afternoon. Mesdames. Wyman and Hughes enter- tained. W.O. Mieir, who has been in the east on business connected with the Baker Townsite Co.. returned to Baker Saturday. Phillip Lund of Miles City was here this week. He is thinking of starting a bakery in this city. Miss Katherine Bennett of Miles City visited at the home of Mrs. Claude DuVaul this week, enroute to her home in Mildred. J.F. Welch, deputy state dairy commissioner of Helena, was in Baker Saturday on business connected with his office. Mrs. G. Hetherington re- turned Monday from a three weeks visit with friends and relatives in Minneapolis. J.S. Berkman of Butte, rep- resentidg a sales Promotion company, is putting on a big sale for the Baker Cleilliing Co. Manager Phillips of the ICE ICE - ceOwlai. I. ( cteropanT. • øe* ar 4etstor tot at rin.r doof al Ube lowoot, P..e.!, %ma *A•urr got% of foil woUght. Vs4.0 r*o er.4 di, befit, than try- aro %orrice glausg.tios THE CROWBAR ICE CO. k'- ',MI 114 414nA5er sairsaramassasassalssasits \N\ ATER S VIC E flavinu !much , 0111 \V\'• llowuiier WC will he slul 1,, ci1,;,h all 1115 old \ 8- toiners . as so ntqv with water. kVe also , leliver ice in any quantity or cc or place ot business and will )4 Ve flee beA of service and, same as al- ways, wrinl tteil;Itts. akeside Ice Co. C. V. CROSBY, Mgr. ussisousussuase Owego opera house has se- cured the big feature serial film entitled the \Girl and the Game\ with Helen Boluses as the feature star. The first of the series will be shown tonight. Harry Murphy, who has been attending school in this city. was thrown from a bicycle Tuesday and his face and head were badly lacerated. lime little fellow was removed to Isis home in the country and the wounds are rapidly healing. The Baker Townsite Com- pany report the sale of a num- ber of lots this week in Lathom Heights. This is a nsost attrac- tive addition to Baker's resi- dential section, convenient to the high school and court house and offering a good view of the city and surround- ing country. Baker to have Pool Hall Bakci osill have an up to date pool hall within the next 30 days. Owen Wyman and i Ha- zleton, well known and !soot- lar young business 111c1I, will remodel the building now OC - cupied by the Times as soon as our new building is com- pleted. These gentlemen Lit e or- dered first class equipment They will also have a cigat store in connection. arning The party who took 95 bushels of flax seed out of the Walt Galvin house about three weeks ago is known to me, You are hereby notified that unless you return by June I 1910 either the full amount ol the stolen seed or deposit no the First National Bank ol Baker. Mont.. to my credit the sum of 8190.00 its reasonable value, a warrant will be s worn out for your arrest. Glen Bush, Risk,. Mont. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMM MONTANA PETROLEUM COMPANY a CaPi tl • Stock $200,000 Shares $1.00 This Company is now drilling night and day in 0 riiiionCounlY, near the city of Baker and is the only c ' onipziny in eastern Montan a that owns and is oper- ming a Standard Ri g Steel Derrick capable of g o- ing dow n to a depth of over 5000 feet. ale B: VI 131 Ri f; el 1 82 keet Hi g h C are now tisin g gA., fro III our well for 1.1e1 at the Ri g , thus rattling a saving of $20 per dins in running expense. Shareholders and the public are in iced !o come and see the brtd St;intlard Ri g Steel Derrick that has e‘er been brought into the Northwest, Offices: Nlasonn. Temple, files (''is anti Pettoleuns IlId g ., )hhor, NIontana. ONTANA PETROLEUM . COMPANY sosissississalsOmssMONISSIMMIM, U M
