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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
8
Baker Montana notices show clothing sales at Moshier millinery and Vogue Shop as Easter promotions. Local residents migrate for work, social events, and hospital visits while community updates mention a marriage in Bowman North Dakota and tonsil removals at Elizabeth hospital.
Mrs Jim Wartman spent Easter Sunday in Ekalaka with SeaMire and Moshiler coats dresses. R F Smith drove from Plentywood to join family. Mike Trout and Mildred visited Hubbard home. F A Mulky released from Miles City Hospital to home. Mrs M C Newstrom and Norma Helen Marmarth will visit friends at Ekalaka. Z V Crosby and wife visit, plan return to Columbus. Garden clean up week ahead with spade and rake. Eat Sunday dinner at Peerless Cafe.
Mrs. R. We Russell took first prize with a standout dress display. Mrs. RB earned second place while Mrs. Al Hansen received the consolation prize, as other contestants performed in a Ridge competition.
Henry Cate of about one mile south of there escaped serious injury last Thursday when six horses pulling a gang plow frightened and bolted. He arrived in Baker on Wednesday for treatment of slight injuries and his physician orders quitting farm work until healed.
Archie Slater and Slippery Slim at Ollie were arrested early this week by Under Sheriff William Frankland for illegally disposing of liquor. They faced District Court with $750 bonds, Slater released on furnishing bonds. Mathias Olinger was arrested on liquor law violations, bonds fixed at $750, awaiting District Court trial.
Beautiful new silk hose in all the new shades priced at 1.25 dollars. See the fresh dress arrivals at Mosshier Millinery as part of their latest fashion showcase.
A vivid ad notes a beautiful silk hat at Moshier's Millinery offered at a discounted price. The sale emphasizes affordability and fashionable headwear for customers seeking style.
Industrial report from Helena notes a shortage of farm and ranch labor across Montana, with 20 to 100 farms affected and gaps in skilled labor in mines and rail projects. Wages for farm labor range from 40 to 90 dollars monthly, about 50 dollars on average, with higher pay for lambers and sheep men. Some localities pay as low as 40 dollars. Most openings appear in a month, while general labor supply remains adequate. Also, Naomi Circle gathers 30 guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Hasty with whist and lunches served.
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