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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
5
Schneider's Studio showcases Genuine Eastman Films and Premo Cameras with swing frames and Kodak supplies. The display highlights top grade film, camera gear, and developing materials for photographers.
Mr and Mrs Frank Simmers of Jollie return from California where they visited friends and relatives for a month. The notice ends with a promotional line about saving on a new suit to celebrate the 4th at Russell's.
R. W. Turner of Columbus Wisconsin has been visiting the Roberts home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Orton and Mrs. Leonard Kruger of the Olhe country motor to Maker Sunday to meet Company I on their return from Helena.
Lou Arpan and George Metgin berg of Box Elder were Baker ness callers Wednesday. Baker baseball fans were disappointed Sunday when they arrived at the ball grounds and were informed the game was called on the day due to a misunderstanding with Marmarth.
Mary Phelps of Camp Crook is listed as a new patient under observation at Baker Hospital.
Thirty head of Hereford cattle, mostly steers, branded HC on left and slash on right. Liberal reward offered. Contact Chas Bahm, Pp. O. Vim. July 3-4.
A concise notice highlights a locale described as a good clean place to eat. The item emphasizes wholesome dining standards and community tavern appeal.
Clifford Cate broke his shoulder in two places when his horse fell into a hole during stock riding last Saturday. He was brought to town for treatment and is progressing as well as could be expected.
George McGinnis suffered an accident when his foot was injured by an axe on Wednesday. The incident details reflect a misfortune in a domestic setting. No other persons or organizations are named in the readable text.
Mr Odin Myhre and Mrs Odin Myhre called in Baker on Saturday. Mrs Arthur Myhre is a patient receiving care at the Norse home.
The Keble Motor Company reports selling two sedans one coupe one touring car and one truck during the past week.
Mr and Mrs Colby Lowe and Jamie from Eau Claire Wisconsin are visiting with Mrs J W Zook. family ties and hometown details shared in a brief social note from the area.
The Hudson Essex Company has unloaded a car load of Essex coaches. The batch includes multiple passenger cars destined for regional rail service and marks a significant shipment for the firm this season.
A. T. McCune of Billings is spending a few days with the local Hudson Essex dealers.
Nellie Livingston serves as shop clerk at the Baker Mercantile Store. Her duties include assisting customers and handling sales in a small-town merchant environment.
Silk hose on sale Friday and Saturday from 98 cents to 2.25 dollars in white and colors at Moshier's Millinery. Summer coats and dresses also advertised on sale, highlighting seasonal fashion offers.
Fallon County seeks a steady person to manage Ward's Reliable Products with no prior experience required. Details available on request. Dr. Ward's Medical Co. Winona Minnesota established 1856 seeks a gentlemanly, diligent worker. 1 to ?
The official weather man Carter County William Freeze reports six inches of rainfall in June. A sale offers a free mounted enlargement with every five dollars spent on Kodak film at Schneider's Studio located at 31 William Freeze.
Word from Miss Margaret Shellabarger and her parents reports a very enjoyable journey through the Black Hills and Wind Cave and current visit with friends in Ayrshire Iowa. They expect to return on the fifth or sixth of the month.
Mrs Geo Grainger and Mrs Victor Grainger assume management of the Commercial Cafe while Mrs Ross leaves Thursday for a months vacation to Black Hills.
Schneider's Studio offers Velox paper for Kodak prints with a Crystal finish. The paper is claimed to be Eastman manufactured and promises prints will not fade or discolor for five years, with free reprints if they do.
The Episcopal Guild will meet with Mrs Pete McArthur on July 8 as scheduled.
Miss Jeanette Price returns to Manta etdt Sa after a week in Chicago. She traveled to visit friends and attend events before resuming local duties.
S. K. Rakes and family departed Thursday for Saint Onge South Dakota, called by the serious illness of Mr. Rakes' father.
Miss Ttie Stellmach stopped in Baker for a brief visit on her return from Lemmon South Dakota and ten Wednesday for her home at Great Falls.
Gene Crawford son of Mr and Mrs Gus Crawford is a pleasing patient at Baker Hospital after an operation last week.
The Geo. C. Bagley Elevator Company lists feed and flour options in Baker Montana. Items include 280 lb sacks and 100 lb sacks with prices shown, plus Black Salt Bran Mixed Feed Middlings and Rex Flour available for purchase.
Mrs B F Monroé of Rhame North Dakota spent several days in Baker visiting Miss A Christiansen. The trip included social calls and local hospitality as she toured the town and its environs.
Jarhard Christianson of Reader North Dakota visits Dr Sherrill for treatment of an infected hand with care noted by medical staff.
A readable fragment notes a special Fourth of July dinner at the Peerless venue. The entry emphasizes a celebratory meal and local social event associated with Independence Day festivities. The text provides few specific names or dates beyond the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cate have departed for a tour of Canadian points. Florence Zook is spending the week at the H. H. Hoke ranch.
Otto Fost lists 320 acres for sale at ten dollars per acre, 100 miles south of Baker on Wolf Creek. Contact Willard Montana. Also notes Mrs Bert Hitch and daughter Maxine visited Terry. Maxine had tonsils removed at Brewer Hospital.
Irvin B. Richards of Pinele and Uc cela Genre of Edgeway were united in marriage at the Methodist parson age Monday. Subscriptions for all magazines are available at the Postoffice News Stand in Baker, Montana.
Fallon County Fair Association changes fair dates to August 28 and 29 to allow exhibitors to send entries to the Midwest Empire Fair in Billings and the State Fair in Helena.
Salemen with Autos seek farmers in Montana to demonstrate Colt lighting and cooking systems and take orders. Earn from 250 dollars monthly plus expenses. commission and bonus contract. Apply to A. N. Ducan, 620 Second Ave North, Great Falls, Montana with age and supervising experience.
Warren Dennis of Ekalaka was brought to Baker Hospital Wednesday morning badly bruised and with minor injuries after being thrown from his horse.
The Robbins Brothers Four Amy circus promises the world’s largest show with a free two mile street parade, hundreds of wild animals, and spectacular tableaux. Features include elephants, seals, acrobats, and the Parade of Nations with ornate wagons. Two performances follow the 12:30 parade. Tickets priced single rate. Event set for Baker on Sunday July 12.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Luttder departed Wednesday for a trip to Minnesota. The couple expects to visit relatives and tour the state, with plans to return by late next week.
Mrs Levi Anderson of Bowman North Dakota is doing very nicely as a surgical patient at Baker Hospital.
Tuesday morning Henry Storlie of Ludlow South Dakota was brought to Baker and hospitalized due to injuries received in an auto accident.
A reader notes a stamped special Sateen item described with green, yellow and purple colors. The brief lines suggest jewelry or fabric with notable color scheme and branding Russell's. The text is fragmentary and lacks a clear event date or full description.
County Assessor R. W. Marks urges Fallon farmers to complete and mail back the state crop report. The form was mailed in an addressed stamped envelope for return to the County Assessor's office.
Harvest time comes but once each year. If hail comes before harvest it may destroy your crop in a few minutes. The State Board of Hail Insurance has distributed over $1,100 to farmers during the last eight years, a larger amount than any other agency.
Ten percent discount on finishing of films purchased at the Studio. Sentinel ads bring results.
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