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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
2
In Bakersfield the post office scene grows tense as critics accuse Speaker Ramsey of stirring controversy by bypassing prominent party members in selection of appointments. Subscriptions prices noted as three months.
The county faces a March 18 election to create Union County and appoint officers. Candidates for office are many and described as high quality men with broad support.
The Ekalaka Eagle apologizes for an erroneous passage in this week issue. The error attributed to inadvertancy miscrediting a remark by Boss Fweed in the article about Eddie Booth.
Yokley from Miles City sold his Ekalaka residence to Ole Tweed in a swap for Tweed’s homestead land. Tweed also received an extra consideration as part of the exchange.
Seattle officials push for uniform straight fronts in police force with tenure threatened for those failing. Balconied officers train hard to keep their roles amid new standards.
A community drive raised $120 in minutes on Wednesday to purchase two ballad horns for the town band. Local contributors include Baker Mercantile Co and First National Bank among others. A dance at Molstad schoolhouse tonight invites support for future equipment.
The German Lutheran church project began Tuesday with a planned completion by a contractor, funded by a donation from W. S. Himes. The lot lies south of the Gauth Miller residence on Main Street, and a pastor is expected to be located there. basket social and dance by St. Anthony Altar Society drew a large crowd, with profits above expenses.
The Jolly Neighbor Club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Deane on February 3. A handkerchief sent by Mrs. Wilson will be disposed of and tickets drawn for the winning number. Neighbors plan to donate ten dollars to the Orphan’s Home and various social visits occurred around town activities and January events.
This afternoon a gas fitting burst at J. F. Divine's lighting system in his Marmarth clothing store, igniting gasoline. Immediate aid and extinguishers stopped the blaze. John's clothes were scorched and many coats shoes and items were damaged in the shop.
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