Several Cases Dismissed and Jury Verdicts Given This Week
District court saw multiple outcomes as W. H. Roberts was convicted for grand larceny and sentenced to one to two years. Some cases were dismissed including Slater v. Slater, while others ended in acquittals or civil verdicts. Judge McKinnon and Judge Hurley presided amid a week of docket changes and continued matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Roberts
Kelling
Btate
McKinnon
Murphy
Ismay
Cunsel
D. R. Young
mcKnnon
Jack Guth
C. C. Hurley
Glendive
Cretsinger
Christianson
C. J. Dourman
Baker
L. L. Wheeler
Ekalaka
Slater
Stone
A. Grandl
Westqurten
First National Bank of Plevna
Padden
Wilson
Hamilton
Paden
Riley
Stender
Wak
Case
Wheet
Buergi
Reiger
Shor
Knvit
Pryper
Stroud
C. M. and
St. P. Railway
Harris Og
Butler Bros
McConnell
Hirschman Co
Charles Haftle
Beatrice Haftle
Tatley
Greiner
District Court
Patents Await Fallon County Entrymen Patents
Patents in the name of listed entrymen remain unclaimed in Miles City land office. They will be delivered upon surrender of final certificate or affidavit proving ownership and loss, with names including George T. Boyer, Mary E Hougham, Beatrice G. Bush, Jessie Jones, Fred Fletcher, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City Land Office
George T. Boyer
Laténs Jonen
Joseph Donsky
Mary E Hougham
Mary E.weidenbeck
Garner E Vaughn
Cyrus G. Haray
Lewis Hann
Carl V., Crosby
Beatrice G. Bush
Beatrice G. Hostell
Jess Rk Stump
Jane. Rasmussén
Herbert
W. Lyman
Mark
AL Gune
Ea WM
Nixon
Allen K. Wheeler
Herbert E. Webster
sJessie
E*jones
Fred Fi
Fletcher
sMiax’Ostrof
fJessie
McKisnon
Edward Ls Burke
Fe Whia
al Koidtaigs
William Ba
Martine Ming
Zitber
Nassae
Bal Shapir
Wighames
Robert A Somers
Greenhouse Project Nears Start in Baker This Spring
The Sentinel reports A H Gregory of Miles City plans a Baker greenhouse to expand the flower business and meet local demand. Mrs. Gus Schultz of Miles City joins in, seeing Baker as a logical site with Lawler Drug Store backing the venture. Mrs. Senate will return to Baker next Monday with holiday flowers.
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the Sentinel
Baker
A. H. Greegory
Miles City
Demnd
Miles
Gus Schultz
Gregory
Baku
Green House
Lawler Drug Store
Senate
No. 17
Returns From South After Brother's Death
Judge J. A. Williams returned Sunday from California after his brother Senator R. H Williams of Santa Ana died of pneumonia. Williams, a former Brookings banker and South Dakota senator, had lived in Santa Ana for fifteen years and plans to resume his Montana life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williams
California
R. H Wiliams
Santa Ana
Wiliams
Pionsen
Two Children Die In Ranch House Fire Near Ekalaka
The two youngest Robinson children aged three and under a year died in a fire that destroyed the east of Ekalaka ranch home. A four year old sister escaped while the father worked nearby and the mother was away fetching water. The incident occurred this week near Camp Crook in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Robinson
Ekalaka
Camp Crook
South Dakota
Baker
Charles Dumont
Local Youth Attend Automobile School in Kansas City
John M Doering and Frank Doering of Baker are enrolled at Sweeney Automobile and Electrical School in Kansas City Missouri for a full course. Upon graduation they will receive the degree of automobile mechanics. The boys express strong satisfaction with the training and the school is proud of their zeal and ambition. They plan to return to Baker and may start their own business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M
Frank Doering
Baker
Sweeney Automotive and Electrical School
Kansas City
Judge Williams Invited to Helena Banquet Entertainment Panel
Baker judge J A Williams is honored with an invitation to serve on the entertainment committee for a Helena banquet. Gov Jos M Dixon is planned as guest of honor during the first week of January according to information this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williams
Baker
Ant
Helena
Jos. M. Dixon
A Peace Hymn of the World by Rev Walter Lee Greer
A historical poem calling Christians to embrace peace and humility during Jesus birthday, contrasting humble Bethlehem shepherds with worldly strife. It warns against pride, national self interest, and war, urging a cross bearing, universal peace. The piece references Herod, Nazareth, Calvary, and global nations in a plea for harmony.
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Bethlehem
David
Bethehem
Nazweth
Judas
Messiah
Judea
Larth
Calvary
Mars
Rona
Spanair
Hun
Jesus
Terry Boy Scout Basketball Clash At Methodist Hall
Terry boy scouts will travel to meet Baker scout quint Saturday at 4:20 PM in the Methodist Community Hall. Scoutmaster Charles Hartle announced the game as part of the weekend schedule. County Attorney Rudolph Nesstead of Miles City was in town briefly Friday returning from Ekalaka where he attended court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Baker
Maethodist
Charles Hartle
Terry Boys
Miles City
Ekalaka
Greater Oil Field Development Seen In Eastern Montana
The Midwest Refining Company and Mid-Northern interests push exploration in Montana after spending about 1 million dollars locally. Core drilling and new acreage in South Dakota accompany a broader search, with plans to extend operations across Montana, North and South Dakota, western Canada, and Idaho. The court case of Henry Newberry versus Little Missouri Bank awarded $630 to the plaintiff for surplus from livestock and land sale under mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Newberry
The
Little Missouri Bank
C. Max Bauer
J. E. Redburn
Midwest Refining Company
Northwest States
Denver
Midwest
Montana
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Lake
Mid- Northern
Billings
Soap Creek
Frontier
Rapelje
South Dakota
Land Department
Redburn
Geological Department
Midwest “Refining Company
North
Canada
Idaho
Dew
Baker
Fia
Unusual Monday Morning Car Trouble Near Beck Ranch
James Ovens and family faced a stalled car due to water freezing in the gasoline line while driving north. Miss Ovens, a Vincellette school teacher, was returning to duties after weekend with her parents. Mr Vincellette helped by turning back to town with his daughter and later took Miss Ovens to the school. Glen Miller towed the Ovens car to Lakeview garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ovens
Miss Ovens
Vincellette
Here
Beck Ranch
Mr. Vincellette
Mrs. Ovens
Glen Miller
Lakeview
Ovens
Women’s Club Holds Its Regular Meeting
The Baker Womans Club met at the Masonic hall on Tuesday afternoon. Committee assignments covered Christmas baskets and boxes for Fallon county soldiers in hospitals. Delegates reported on the Bozeman girls vocational conference and the International Council of Women convention to be held in May 1925 in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Womans’ Club
Masonic Hall
Barber
Mesdames Zook, Hayes and
Collette
Fallon County
J. Millard
International Council of Women
Washington
Zook
Jousimman
Slliteracy
Montana
Evelyn Miller
Vera Hopper
Bozeman
Im Nvether
Hayes
Gall
Little Grey
West
Mesdames Lake
Lentz
Codette
Champion of Labor Leader Samuel Gompers Dies in Texas
Samuel Gompers, longtime head of the American Federation of Labor, died in San Antonio after a Mexican trip for ill health. He will be buried near prominent Americans in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery at Tarrytown, his plot close to Carnegie and the Rockefellers, Archbold, and Carl Schurz. The burial plot was purchased five to six years ago and has no family burials.
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San Antonio
Tex
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Miexico
Tarrytown
N. Y
America
Sleepy Hollow
Carnegie
William Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Carl Schurz
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J. XK
Ollie Dwas
Curtis
Kansas
Henry Cabot Lodge
Warren
Wyoming
Chas
Walter Lee Greer
Riker, Munt
Rudoph Nes
Donsman
Clyde Burrell
Cra Lon County
U — Irwin W. E Cox of
Knobs
Sentinel
Rocky Mountain
Bauer
Womens Club
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