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Domestic News
January 6, 1955
St. Ignatius Post
Saint Ignatius, Lake County, Montana
What is this article about?
Dan Seery, proprietor of the Malt Shop and town council member, and his wife Isabel Pinsonneault welcomed a healthy baby boy on Tuesday night at St. Patrick's Hospital in Missoula. On Wednesday, customers celebrated with free treats at his shop.
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SEERYS HAVE BABY BOY: MALT SHOP PROPRIETOR RAPPED HARD FOR TREATS
Dan Seery, popular proprietor of the Malt Shop and a member of the town council, didn't have a profitable day at all Wednesday at his place of business--too many called for treats on the house. But from a family standpoint, the day was a great success. It all came about in this way. His wife, the former Isabel Pinsonneault, presented him with a bouncing baby boy. The healthy youngster arrived Tuesday night at St. Patrick's hospital in Missoula, and he tipped the scales at eight pounds and seven ounces.
Dan Seery, popular proprietor of the Malt Shop and a member of the town council, didn't have a profitable day at all Wednesday at his place of business--too many called for treats on the house. But from a family standpoint, the day was a great success. It all came about in this way. His wife, the former Isabel Pinsonneault, presented him with a bouncing baby boy. The healthy youngster arrived Tuesday night at St. Patrick's hospital in Missoula, and he tipped the scales at eight pounds and seven ounces.
What sub-type of article is it?
Social Event
Celebration
What keywords are associated?
Baby Birth
Dan Seery
Missoula Hospital
Malt Shop Celebration
What entities or persons were involved?
Dan Seery
Isabel Pinsonneault
Where did it happen?
Missoula
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Missoula
Event Date
Tuesday Night
Key Persons
Dan Seery
Isabel Pinsonneault
Outcome
healthy baby boy born weighing eight pounds and seven ounces
Event Details
Dan Seery's wife gave birth to a baby boy at St. Patrick's hospital. The next day, customers received free treats at the Malt Shop in celebration.