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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
5
Frank Dickey assists at the Schnyder Studio, contributing support in a noted community art space during ongoing studio activities and projects.
Jack Kozard and family of Bow visited the Grow home Sunday. M. L. Russell and family and L. F. Bruggeman and family returned Saturday from a two weeks vacation to the Black Hills. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Rushton and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Potterton also returned Saturday from a two weeks vacation to Glacier National Park.
Mrs M Holcomb and her grandson came home Thursday after spending a month in Iowa with her daughter. Max Niccum and Jim McRae left Sunday for an outing to the Black Hills.
Mr and Mrs H Yokley and Mrs Bob Yokley motored to Wibaux. Miss Edith Gee Miss Gladys Vincellett and Messrs Walter Rolfson and Bennie Owens also motored to Wibaux Sunday.
Mr Frank Kuss and Mrs Kuss traveled to Wibaux on Sunday accompanied by Miss Sofie Kingsley.
Mr and Mrs H S Proctor and their children left Tuesday for a trip to Minneapolis and other eastern cities. R S Hamilton and family returned Monday from Aberdeen.
Mr and Mrs J Ableidinger and their son from Rhame visited the Kruckenburg home on Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Wright left the R J Van Hook residence Sunday morning and headed to Kansas City Missouri.
Clerk of Court Ralph Keener is sued over issuing marriage licenses this week. The action names Enghred Thorson and Alma Bergquist of Raime North Dakota and Victor North and Dale Martin of Baker as involved parties.
Lake Theatre announces a week of shows with Buster Keaton in Navigation on Wednesday and Jackie Coogan in Ragman on Sunday. Misner Playmakers perform Thursday, Flaming Barriers on Friday and Saturday, and Silent Watchers slated for Tuesday and Wednesday with both Jackie Coogan and Buster Keaton feature spots.
Edd Wiley and his family spent Saturday in Baker shopping with a 20 percent discount offered on all Peggy O Neil dresses at Moshier Millinery.
Fred Morris and his family have moved into the Colvin residence, with neighbors noting a quiet packing day and the family settling in after the weekend.
Donald Harris and Melvin Schny drove to the Chalk Buttes and Conger Hill Friday to capture panoramic pictures of the landscape and scenery.
Mr and Mrs Swift and Mrs Colvin and daughter departed Monday evening for Konocha Wisconsin.
Judge Farr of Miles City was a Baker business caller Monday. Aaron Thompson A. C. Long F. F. Deats and S. R. Jenkerson of Westmore were business callers in Baker Monday.
Arthur Helt of Calumet county was in Baker on Monday. William Abrams, Charles Lund and William O Connor of Carlyle county spent Sunday in Baker.
John H. Wiman announced this week his intention to become a United States citizen, filing the required declaration and beginning the naturalization process.
Newton Cochran of the South Plevna country was in town on business Monday.
Services held Sunday morning at 11 o clock in Hubbard Hall with the subject Love. Wednesday evening services follow at 8 p.m. Sunday school convenes at 10 a.m. for instruction and study.
A traveler drove to the H. H. Hoke ranch Sunday morning and took a panoramic view of the property, enjoying the scenic landscape and surrounding area.
Mr and Mrs Joe Steffes of Plevna are the proud parents of a baby boy born at Elizabeth Hospital on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Babcock of Mt. Horeb Arkansas are visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. R. W. Marks, according to local social notes.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson and family of Gascoyne North Dakota spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Cleugh.
Fallon County Fair Association announces new dates for the Fallon county fair set for August 28 and 29, moving previously scheduled events to the late summer weekend. The change affects exhibitors vendors and attendees planning trips to the fairgrounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hudson and Paul Esmay spent Sunday with Miss Clara Hopper and Sylva Morris.
Mr and Mrs Wm Orton of Ollie country were business callers in Baker Saturday.
Raines Wiseman purchased a Chevrolet touring car from George Hough last week. S. E. Correll drove to Plevna Saturday for a new John Deere binder bought from the L. Price Company. The Smola family of Baker and the
Theo Bruha and family visited the Joe Votruba home while Doc Green was accidentally shot Sunday morning during a hunt. The incident left him scared but uninjured as the shot only pierced the skin.
Mrs. Hattie Church of 215 Putnam Street Syracuse N Y says she was saved by an operation with Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment Manufactured by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg C Sold by all drug stores Locally at E F Lawler Druggist
The church schedules Masses on the first three Sundays at 7 30 and 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m every Sunday. Weekday Masses are at 7 30 a m. Reverend J Hennessy leads services.
The sheriff announces a sale of real estate in Baker Montana on August 18 1925 at 1 00 PM at the courthouse front door to satisfy Mort on Mortgage Company v A D Heaton Elizabeth C Heaton and Heaton Fire Company. The property is described as Section 23 Township 9 North Range 58 East M P M. Dated July 1925. AGE ABURRELL Sheriff. Clyde McLemore Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Geo. C. Bagley Elevator Company in Baker Montana lists prices for barley barrels at $275 and 100-lb sacks at $1.00. They also offer Black Salt Bran Mixed Feed Middlings and Rex Flour.
For sale in Cornish a seven room house with modern features and vine covered sleeping porch. Includes screened and glassed porch, a second screened sleeping area, double garage, fenced garden, and a chicken house. Terms to the right party. inquire at the house.
Jackie Coogan stars in The Rag Man as an orphan who adopts a poor Hebrew junk man as a father. The delightful picture blends tenderness sincerity and humor with real dramatic power. Lake Theatre showcases the film on Sunday and Monday.
Last Saturday at Baker hogs sold for 13c the highest price since 1920. Feed shoots brought 10 to 10.50 dollars. Hogs seen as mortgage lifters amid hail damages. July 28 hogs eased to 12.50 at Baker. Cattle and sheep held steady with strong demand for stockers and feeders. Prime lambs 14.75 at Sioux City.
The National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers notes tractor orders lag behind demand as farmers shift from horse power to mechanized power. Horses retreat to the country while rubber shoes spread. cars offer faster, cheaper transport for farm hands and goods.
The article notes horses are costly to feed and groom while roads improve, boosting farming efficiency. It asserts various jobs horses traditionally perform are being replaced by human ingenuity and machinery, signaling a shift that only financially strong farmers can sustain.
The article notes a pork and lard consumption trend supporting a higher hog market. It cites 500000 pigs raised last year and 59000000 in 1923, with spring survey lows and forecasts around 1200000 more pigs this fall, implying a corn belt crop still larger than before 1923.
President Traylor of the First National Bank of Chicago says the return of Britain to the gold standard ranks as the most important event in farm industry recovery since the armistice. He notes the farmer must grasp international finance to understand why better foreign demand can lift grain prices at the elevator.
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