Local Officials Meet. Claims Amidst June Salaries Listed
Recess and board session lasting into July 8 lists numerous salaries and claims. Appointed Webster Township Justice R C Zink. Ekalaka’s Ed Miken hospitalized for observation at Baker hospital.
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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
8
Recess and board session lasting into July 8 lists numerous salaries and claims. Appointed Webster Township Justice R C Zink. Ekalaka’s Ed Miken hospitalized for observation at Baker hospital.
The notice lists items including a bed lounge, dining room set, rugs, sewing machine, and five passenger cars to be sold this week. Also a dinner hosted by Mrs. Colvin and guests danced at Wildwood after a 6 PM meal. The ad promotes Schneider's Studio framing connected with North-Western Moulding Co.
R S Hamilton leaves for several days to visit his family in Aberdeen. The item records a short travel note with reference to Deen A and Baker in the vicinity.
A local UTE sale remains ongoing at the TRANDUM and WILSONS location with persistent activity and customers engaging in purchases. The notice underscores continued availability of items and direct sales through the venue.
Mr and Mrs Wi Poole Mr and Mrs Blanchard and Mr and Mrs Lewis Lacross drove to Ismay Sunday for a picnic dinner. Box Elder hosted a picnic and fishing with many families including Winners Blanch Cornish Chamberlains Pattons and campers from Camp Crook. Licenses issued to Joseph Barta and Amy Sinn of Tee Dee Montana who were married in Baker Tuesday.
Judge Felt and his relatives will depart Friday for a month long trip visiting Terry for a court session and then Wolf Point Scoby and Plenty Wood for Monday and Tuesday hearings. They will then travel to Michigan to visit relatives, returning via the Yellowstone trail. C B Loran and family of Webster were in Baker Wednesday shopping.
William Morse of Marmarth and Geng Ellison of Hettinger were married Monday by Rev. Seebart.
Five room house on two lots offered for immediate sale. Property on Front Street formerly owned by Dr Colvin. Prompt inquiries invited at the residence.
Mrs. Max Winner hosted the Naomi Circle gathering on Tuesday. County Commissioners convened as an equalization board on Monday and are set to reconvene this coming Saturday.
F Bellis of Wills Creek visited Baker on Wednesday for business affairs.
Mrs W B Frankland and family left Tuesday for their ranch north of Plevna to cook for threshers.
Mrs Doering who had spent the past few weeks at the Bill Hubbard home returned to Baker Sunday.
Mrs F E Rose and son Earl of Plevna called at the Ralph Keener home. Mrs Wayne of Wisconsin visits at E W Fortney home. Proctor family picnics in Ismay and attends a ball game. Hats arrive at Moshier Millinery. Mrs Bordus of Camp Crook at Damon Hotel with her son for care. Francis Finn from Rockford Illinois becomes emergency patient at Baker hospital. Dan Sinclair of Willett South Dakota and Vida Gaines listed as surgical patients at Baker hospital.
Mr and Mrs Ray Hewitt of Olie spent Saturday in Baker for shopping and errands.
Mr and Mrs Chas Dumont of Camp Crook visit Baker. L S Mahlum of Reeder ND arrives for consultation and plans to return this week. Mrs Ida Schimmel leaves Baker hospital for home in Plevna. Harold Potter improves enough to walk but remains ill with uncertain paralysis outlook. His mother plans to bring him home this weekend. Peggy O Neill dresses on sale at Moshier Millinery.
A golf instruction piece stresses a crisp forward flirt of the left wrist to drive the club head. It warns beginners to keep the left hand dominant, avoid forearm aid, and maintain a relaxed right hand to prevent overcontrol.
Historic Chicago Union Station is praised as one of the world’s finest terminals. The article notes its vast scale, modern comforts, and role in the Chicago City Beautiful Plan with facilities for 50 000 passengers daily and extensive structural details.
The article advises methods to roughen leather grips for increased suction and grip. It suggests using knife, oil, dental wax, patented preparations, or turning grips inside out. It notes players in a Skokie open used barbed wire to roughen grips before driving, with many pros rubbing on barbs to improve traction.
Jane asks why cash in the bank helps. Aunt Emmy explains quick access enables bargains and opportunistic profits, citing the Brown brothers inheritance sale and Peter Haskins buying low and selling high. She notes cash discounts save money when paying promptly.
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