Community Vacation Church School Here
A note explains an enrollment fee for the vacation church school is to cover attendance and incidental expenses, not core costs. It highlights Bible instruction, storytelling, sewing, manual training, and home church appreciation with parent cooperation urged. A girls vs boys indoor baseball game is reported for August 5 with mixed teams and listed batters. A social night at the Methodist church is planned for August 8 at 7:30 for all ages.
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Blanchard
Melor
Davies
Methodist
Banks Extend Services to Baker Residents in Bid for Local Branch
Baker residents credit two Plevna banks and the First State Bank of Plevna for reliable service since local closures. Representatives visit Baker to collect checks and distribute cash, with plans announced for a First State Bank of Plevna branch to open locally for improved facilities.
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Plevna
Rarst Na Onal
First State Bank
Sentinel
Levryone
State Bank of
Fallon County Seeks Public Health Nurse Support
County authorities propose hiring a traveling nurse for Fallon County to visit schools and counsel mothers on child health. Funds would be shared by the county, state associations, and Christmas seal proceeds, with other counties already arranging two thirds of the service. The request was presented to the County Commissioners but rejected for lacking sufficient local backing.
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Sheppards
Neiu
Fallon County
Ballbn County
State Tubercular Association
Sheppard Towner
Angus
Coqunty Sansteasts
Chidren
Scholol
Fallon
Road Between Baker and Ollie Advances Toward Completion
The eight mile Baker Ollie road is in sight with county commissioners pressing to finish graveling and drainage before cold weather. Grading has begun, culverts will replace old bridges, and the highway will connect the north country to Baker for all year use, a project the Baker Sentinel has backed since spring.
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Baker
Ollie
USA
Ims
Baker Sentinel
Commercial Club
USA Editor Remembered From the State Register
The piece recalls editor memories as U S A editor in Montana. It notes 211 450 voters registered in 55 counties for the August 26 primary, with 1 533 precincts. Secretary of State Charles T Stewart reports registration totals from 1920 and 1921 comparing figures. A separate item covers Haz Bailey touring Baker with horses bound for Sioux City market and tourists staying at a free camp near Baker lake. A postal card from Miles City alumni in Marblehead Massachusetts accompanies the note.
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USA
Helena
Montana
Charles T Stewart
Haz Bailey
Baker
Boyes
Sioux City
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
the Sentinel
Miles City
Marblehead
Massachusetts
New England
Ove Lovett
Custer County
Rose Richards
Custer
Dixon Will Seek Second Term as Governor
Governor Joseph M. Dixon filed his nominating petition with the Secretary of State at Helena to run again as the Republican candidate for governor. He said he preferred retirement but would enter the race at friends' urging, drawing support from all parties and sections of the state.
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Dixon
USA
Joseph M. Dixon
Secretary of State
Helena
Baker and nearby residents tied by visits and events
Broad Baker area notes social visits from E P O Brien and others, church improvements, illness recoveries, and harvest activity. Reports include George Dolan's arrival from San Francisco, local farm and road work, a Hare harvest crew, and Armistice day planning by the American Legion with a corn show and dance event details.
Ekalaka Grandson Killed Raking at Ranch Near Ridgway
William Herman Barker, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Barker of Ekalaka, was killed Saturday afternoon July 26 at Clifton Sherrill’s ranch 15 miles east of Ridgway Montana. The accident reportedly occurred while raking hay and a horse struck him on the temple. He leaves his parents and four brothers as the community offers sympathy.
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Charles Barker
Ekalaka
Clifton Sherrall
Ridgway
William Herman Barker
Montana
Clifton Sherrill
Arp
Mont
David Harrison Russell
Ralph Alfred
David
George
County Agent Communication and Baby Care Advice
County Agent C Hembre Fallon County urges farmers to save exhibits of strong grain and forage crops for fairs. The piece includes baby care guidance from Mrs. W. Westrope, covering breastfeeding, pasteurization, feeding milestones, sleep, air and exercise, and cautions on soothing syrups and certain handling practices.
Bear attack interruption during Yellowstone trip sparks scare
Mrs. Ed Irion narrowly escaped serious injury when a bear lunged at her as she fed it near a Yellowstone park camp. The incident came amid several days at the park where bears parasitized by feeding on visitors’ offerings, leaving multiple bite injuries among the party.
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Bear
Park
USA
Daily Star
Ed Irion
Coalwood
Yellowstone Park
John Irion
Mrs. Irion
Irions
Children Welfare Slides Shown At Lake Theatre This Week
The Lake theatre manager arranges health slides for school children on Thursday to Saturday nights and Sunday shows feature child welfare slides. The program covers Hygiene for school children Public health work for babies and Babes in heathland.
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USA
Lake Theatre
Bakers and Ollie Battle On Baker Diamond
The best game of the season featured Baker versus Ollie last Sunday afternoon. Brewer and Black built Baker’s battery while Campbell and Holter caught Ollie. Brewer struck out seven, Campbell eight, and Ollie won eight to five.
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Baker
Ollie
Brewer
Black
Battery
Campbell
Holter
Olie
Bowman Pioneer Editor Praises Eastern Montana Crops
Editor H. C. Hagg of Bowman North Dakota visited Baker and the Sentinel editor early this week. He commends eastern Montana crops as fine as anything seen this summer. He notes little oil activity in his area.
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H. C. Hagg
Bowman Pioneer
Bowman
North Dakota
Baker
The
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Sioux City Livestock Editor Tours Yellowstone Route
J C Peterson editor of the Sioux City Live Stock Record arrived in Baker with Mrs Peterson during a Yellowstone tour by auto. He noted growing livestock shipments from Fallon County and paid a brief visit to the Sentinel offices. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Theodore Braun July 17 at Mrs Stanhope's.
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Webster
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Pleyna
Clara Johnson
Brewer
Tierry
Clyde Nason
Minnesota
S. H. North
Sandstone
North
George Chapin
Fertis
Prairie
Elizabeth
Paul Hubbard
iMrovand
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R. M. Calkins
Milwaukee Railway
Miles City
J. C. Peterson
Sioux City
Record
Sioux Uiny
Iowa
Peterson
Auto
Yellowstone’ Park
The
Sentinel
Fallon County
USA
Theodore Braun
Stanhope
Gun Wielding Editor Settles Debts With Winchester
A Kansas editor borrowed a Winchester rifle and went to collect on delinquent subscribers. Patrons hurriedly paid debts, bringing in hay apples potatoes wood and turnips. A debt of ten years was paid as editors in the region consider borrowing the gun for similar measures.
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Winchester
Chadwick
Clarion
Trail Market Changes Hands as Grainger Becomes Half Owner
George Grainger has bought the half interest of partner H H Miller in the Trail Market. He will keep the business at its current location and continue to offer first class service the store has been known for since its April establishment on the Yellowstone Trail. Before April the business operated as Miller Market on First Street. Grainger joined as partner in April when the plant moved to its present site.
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George Grainger
H. H. Miller
Miller
Oh First Street
Mr. Grainger
Cramer and Wife Entertain on Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James H Cramer hosted eighty guests at their First Avenue West home for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. A musical program featured Gustav Forét Jedinetté Price and Mrs BF Barnes with Brisbanes, followed by vows renewed. Guests in receiving line included Mrs J J Wuemesand and Miss Florence Smyth. Harold Sinclair played the wedding march. Plate lunch and punch were served. Marmarth Mail
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First Avenue West
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Gustav Forét
Vietorist
Baker
Jedinetté Price
Maker
BF. R. Barnes
Our City
Mra. Hayes
Ishay
Quenicland
Bismarck
Tessone
Bond
Vand
Robert Fullarton
J. J. Wuemesand
Cramer
Florence Smyth
Harold Sinclair
Bowman
J. W. Allen
Dorothy Vandervoort
Gail Harrison
Muriel Johnson
Marmarth Mail
County Princess Contest Nearing Final Ballots
Ballots for Fallon County Princess contest pour into the Baker Sentinel with August 13 as final day. Judges include UO Christopher and W. E. Dohrman. winner to receive a trip to the state fair in Helena. Fallon County Times joins with combined totals. ballots count 100 votes each from regular subscribers.
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Sentinel
Baker Sentinel
Christopher
W. E. Dohrman
Princess of
Falon County
Helena
Fallon County Times
The
Nine Times
D. R. Young
L. Wilson
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