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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
5
H E Niccum announces improvements in the basement of his barber shop. Work focuses on updating facilities and expanding services, with no set completion date given.
Mrs. H. E. Patterson is visiting her daughter Mrs. Eddie Flasted at the ranch near Ekalaka.
A brief Kansan City Star note says a structure begun in Peru ten thousand years ago remains incomplete and is linked to a government job.
Leon Plath departed Monday for Brins Made North Dakota to join the Christus Orchestra and Shows. The group will tour through North Dakota and Glacier National Park.
We use genuine Velox paper for Kodak prints with Crystal finish. Velox is Eastman’s top Kodak paper. We guarantee prints will not fade or discolor for five years, otherwise we will reprint free of charge. Average Kodak print life cited as two years.
For sale listing offering one hundred pounds of binding twine a Thresherman pump and several small tools. Contact Mrs Raberge at the Sodergren house. One time offer.
Rev A W Sebart departed Monday for Billings to attend the State Congle brational assembly and conference. He expects to return Saturday.
Union services are scheduled at the M. E. Church this Sunday evening at 8 PM. The sermon, titled What Some Leaders Think, will be delivered by Rev. A. W. Seebart.
Mr and Mrs Henry Griesy of Miles City spend a week in Baker visiting friends. Mrs Griesy visits neighbors in the Baker vicinity. Mr Griesy lays the foundation for a bathroom being added to the barber shop by Mr Blanchard.
Bert Kinney offers auto and sign painting services with phone listing 41-Adv for inquiries and estimates.
Ped Acres and his family have moved to Lisbon South Dakota where Mr Acres expects to assume management of the Golden Rule Store.
Mrs Pete Nelson and Edith Goeree arrived back Tuesday after visiting relatives in California for a month, resuming their usual activities.
Mrs George West departed Tuesday for Missoula to visit friends and stay several weeks, sharing plans for the trip and expected peaceful time away.
Robert Finley and Erwin Cox of Webster county were among Baker business visitors on Tuesday calling on local firms and discussing market conditions and opportunities.
Temperance advocates in Great Britain declare Plato among the first agitators against strong drink. The writer quips that anyone who has read his works will concede he was very dry.
Peggy O Neil dresses are featured with a 20 percent discount at Moshiet Millinery. The promotion highlights fashionable hattage and millinery accessories available for a limited time.
The Dayton Tennessee scene grows tense as rumors of a cyclone seed the town while the Scopes trial drags on, stoking anxiety about weather and legal drama. The piece notes hot air artists in town and fear of a devastating cyclone before the trial concludes.
A Maine exploration initiative prepares to claim territories McMinn maps around the North Pole amid ongoing debates about Arctic precipitation and regional readiness.
Christian Science services will be held at Hubbard Hall Sunday at 11 p.m. with the subject Life. Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. and a Wednesday evening service is planned for 8 p.m.
Mary Phelps of Camp Crook will be dismissed from Baker Hospital Friday.
Genuine Eastman films and late Highest grade Premo Cameras swing frames are listed among Kodak supplies at Schneider's Studio.
Hardy Potter shows improvement after being bitten on the hand by a rattlesnake. Medical treatment and observation continue as doctors monitor his condition.
The building housing Bergum Grocery will be vacant on August 15. Inquiries should be directed to H J Schenck.
Dallas News notes the Prince of Wales could return from a long trip to little formal work waiting at home. The piece concedes the idle expectation contrasts with royal burden and public duties.
Mr and Mrs R J VanHook depart the Peerless Cafe after 11 months of faithful work. Patrons express disappointment as Mrs VanHook’s pastry is praised as unbeatable.
Mr and Mrs Ed Gribble and son Merrill and daughter Gwynith of Mineral Point Wisconsin are spending the week visiting Mrs Gible's sister Mrs R W Marks.
Local studio advertises a free mounted enlargement on a deckled card with every five dollars of Kodak film or supplies purchased at Schneider's Studio. The offer highlights Kodak items and a decorative deckled card finish.
Mrs. R. W. Russell arrives home from Minot North Dakota after a three week visit with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Martin Wiseman of Willard announce the birth of a baby boy born Saturday at Elizabeth Hospital. The couple is elated by the newest member of their family.
Lewis Parents report their young son from Webster has been discharged from Elizabeth Hospital where he received treatment and returned home Tuesday.
M. L. Russell and family and Mr and Mrs Bruggeman and family departed Wednesday for a two weeks vacation through the Black Hills. They plan sightseeing and exploration of popular spots along the route.
Amid heavy talent recruitment, observers argue the hired group could overshadow existing staff and prompt criticism of the trial's fairness and impact on the local workforce.
Albert Schnyder came back Tuesday after a journey through Yellowstum National Park. He described the trek as challenging and scenic with several notable stops along the way.
Mr and Mrs L E Rushton and Mr and Mrs E J Potterton left Saturday by car for a several week outing to Glacier National Park.
State of Montana Fallon County sworn statement sworn by Ed P OBrien cashier of the named bank. Notary L W Busch certifies on July 9 1925 Baker Montana. Directors W H OConnell G E OBrien F R Livengood verify.
Mrs Chauncy Bicle and her young son, who had been visiting the Howell family at Knobs, departed Tuesday to return to their home in Harlowton.
Leonard Howell travels from Nebraska to visit with his parents at Knobs, enjoying a family gathering and local scenery during the stay.
Mrs John Kreiger and her young son were discharged from Coop Hospital on Monday, marking a routine medical clearance and return home.
Mildred Christianson, daughter of Christ Christianson, shows significant improvement after a threatening pneumonia diagnosis.
Colman Krokker of Buffalo South Dakota was dismissed from the Baker Hospital Tuesday.
J Stewart of Marmarth was dismissed from Baker Hospital on Monday, marking his release from medical care.
Mrs. Ida Schimmel of Plevna is recuperating well after a Baker Hospital operation last Saturday. Lewis Larson of Hartland Minnesota arrived in Baker on Tuesday to inspect land prospects with plans to settle in the area.
Word comes from Mrs. Donavan and Miss Shirley of Pasco Washington that they are enjoying their vacation.
Six thoroughbred bulls are offered for sale at the Wood Ranch seven miles north of Plevna. Inquiries may be directed to Alf Benson at Alpha North Dakota or to the Baker National Bank.
Lee Bickford of Aberdeen spent the early part of the week in Baker renewing old acquaintances.
Mel Schneiders Studio offers ten percent off film finishing for customers who buy Kodak supplies at the studio.
H. B. Campbell, county clerk of Carter County, spent the weekend in Baker visiting friends.
Railroads across Montana offer one third fare to Helena for the State Fair September 7 to 10. The rule waives full price for shorter trips and charges a round trip fare for longer journeys, enabling eastern residents to attend at low cost. The campaign uses the slogan A Fair Just Like It Used To Be and aims to boost attendance at the 1925 State Exhibition.
The Detroit News notes Milwaukee consumed 100 million gallons of water in a single day last week. Christ Christianson is remodeling his house to a modern style throughout the home.
J A William was appointed administrator in District Court on Wednesday for the estate of William Owens, deceased. F M Corshack of Ekalaka spent Wednesday in Baker. The rest of the text appears as a humorous quote from the Boston Transcript.
Gene and Melva Armstrong of Chaulk Butte were Baker business callers Wednesday, meeting local merchants and discussing trade prospects in the town. They spoke with shop owners about community needs and market opportunities.
Mr and Mrs QO Dahl of Whata ka spent Sunday in Baker. Fay and Ray Potterton joined them on the return trip Monday.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that the Geneva conference prohibits bacteria and poison gas usage in warfare and humorously hopes the ban could extend to guns cannons airplanes battleships and submarines for a more genteel future conflict.
Mr and Mrs Carl Foltz of Olhe spent Monday in Baker for a brief visit.
Dr W H Young and his family came back from a vacation to North Dakota on Monday. The article notes their return and indicates they had been away for several days.
A Cincinnati Enquirer line notes a hard rain could stop the fighting in China, contrasting it with the League of Nations as a hopeful but unlike a weather event ending conflict.
A brief note from the Macon Telegraph highlights how a dollar buys less than in the past, signaling shoppers face higher real prices while wages lag. The item frames the change as a common daily impact on households and local economies.
Prime hogs at Baker July 15 sell for 12e with 160 to 225 pound co markets and ten day stock shoats priced 85 to 135 cents. Mr Wooley expects steady to strong week, with hog prices remaining high until the fall run begins.
Fat cattle steady to coiy weak. Good feeders steady while others show weakness. Sheep steady as market notes reflect cautious demand.
R FE Havens of Cabin Creek served as a caller at a Baker business Tuesday reporting on weekday trading and local commerce.
C F Trzciakski of the Northern Pacific Lands district will be at the Baker Hotel in Baker on Saturday July 18 to discuss buying or leasing N P or N W I lands and at Plevna Friday afternoon July 17 for interested locals.
Salt sale figures show 280 4b barrels priced around 2 million dollars for 100 pound sacks listed at 108 each. Black Salt Bran Mixed Feed Middlings and Rex Flour handled by Geo Bagley Elevator Company in Baker Montana with product range noted.
Mrs M F Green and children visited her parents in the area while Mr and Mrs Fred Keager and Mr Votruba with family traveled by auto to Nebraska to visit relatives. The Golden family from Kansas visited relatives as nearly every family attended the Robbins Bros circus held Sunday amid extreme heat. The thermometer hit 110 degrees in the shade, the hottest day in Montana since settlement. Bert Evers of Marmarth visited the Corrells Sunday evening. Farmers began haying as Alfred Golden stopped by Monday.
A county notice informs Fallon farmers the annual crop report has been mailed to each farmer with a stamped return envelope. The State Board requires the report. owners are urged to attend to it promptly, addressed to the County Assessor.
Mary A Steinmetz of Kaurxaurta Wis reports Sorbol Quadruple completely removed her goitre with no knife needle or pain. She urges others to learn how it effected her. Sold at drug stores or by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio locally at E F Lawler Druggist.
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