Great Baker Field spurs Baker growth optimism and domes
E M Smith of Pacific National Bank lauds oil industry’s role in Los Angeles prosperity and outlines Baker Field’s vast potential. He cites a 100 mile long field with multiple domes including Ash Creek Cabin Creek Baker Hiddenwater Beaver Marmarth and Coal Creek and notes gas shows in two wells. Mrs Geo Daugherty travels to Miles City for Eastern Star duties as W P Kerr’s health improves.
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E. M. Smith
Pacific National Bank of
Los Angeles
Baker
Baker Feld
Great Baker
Marmarth
Cne
Ash Creek
Cabin Creek
Baker Dome
Hiddenwater
Beaver Dome
Plevna
Coal Creek
Cat Creek
Baker Field
Geo. Daugherty
Miles City
W. P Kerr
Daugherty
Eastern Star Lodge of
W. P. Kerr
Chautauqua Opens Next Monday in Baker with Prominent Guests
Mrs G E Johnson of Cedar Rapids Iowa, advance agent for the Kgapath Vawter chautauqua, will arrive Monday and stay through Tuesday for a meeting with local committee at Clyde McLemore law office. Attendees discussed ticket sales and projected a successful season with a Junior Town for children and a pageant, launching June 16 in Baker.
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Chautauqua
USA
G. E. jJohnson
Ceda
Rapias
Iowa
Kgapath-Vawter Chautauqua
Wm Baker
Clyde McLemore
McLemore
A. Christopher
C. J. Russall
C. J. Russall, ©. J. Duppler
Ed. Burgeson
AO Blanchard
Louis LaCross
L. F Burns
W. Marks
Paul Hubbard
J. A. Williams
Miss Shellabarner
Ais Johnson
Ante Jooring
Baker
James Donovan Called Beyondo in Baker Funeral Notice
John Wesley Donovan age 75 died suddenly of a heart attack at 2 a m in Baker at his daughters L Vine and Shirley Donovan. Survived by wife Lydia I Bain and children L Vine Skigsey Donovan James Lemmon Ralph Donovan Mrs William Sager Burt Plumb Reverend Benjamin Donovan with many relatives in Spearfish Pasco Des Moines Lennon and Lemmon. Funeral at Methodist church Baker with Reverend Davies. Interment Bonnevale Cemetery.
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John Wesley Donovan
L. Vine
Shirley Donovan
Reverend Benjamin Donovan
Spearfish
South Dakota
Willam Sager
Feasco
Washington
Ralph Donovan
James Lemmon
Lemmon
No. 17
Illinois
Iowa
Lydia I. Bain
Hardin County
Remgin
Skigsey Donovan
Baker
Lennon
Wm. Sager
Pasco
Burt Plumb
Des Moines
Benjamin Donovan
Donovan
West River Country
Plains
Methodist Church
South Dakoéta
Davies
Bonnevale
Veterans Get First Choice In Homestead Lands North Of Conrad
Land totaling 16 600 acres between five and fifteen miles north of Conrad is restored to homestead entry Ex service men filing from June 9 to June 27 will be treated as simultaneous A drawing to pick winners will be held June 28 Ex service men gain priority on any land not in the drawing from June 28 to September 26 After September 26 unentered land opens to general disposition No further entries or settlements may occur between May 31 and general disposition Baker plans a July roundup with the Commercial club arranging bucking stock and famous horses for a two day show likely in late July
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USA
Conrad
W. E. Bennett
Great Falls Land Office
Baker
Commercial Club
Sam Brownell
Knights of Pythias Elects Officers at Gate City Lodge
Gate City lodge No. 63, Knights of Pythias, held a semi annual officer election. R W Lowry was nominated for chancellor commander. Flace Phoebus to cast unanimous vote as keeper of records and seal. Jesse Grigsy elected vice chancellor. George N Vinton named prelate. Glenn Miller master of work. H S Jusselyn chosen master of finance. W C Erther elected master of exchequer. H A Kettler master at arms. M ng inner guard. ELS Griesy outer guard. Audit committee named. Communications read from Beatrice lodge and notes on transfers and illness of grand chancellor Dave Hopkins.
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Gate City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
R. W. Lowry
Flace Phoebus
Jesse Grigsy
George N. Vinton
Glenn Miller
H. S. Jusselyn
W. C Erther
H A. Kettler
M. Ng
ELS
Griesy
Glenn ,Miller
F. T. Seeley
H. S. Josselyn
Marmarth Girl Drowns In Pool Near Parents Home
Four year old Helen Trip, daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Trip, fell into a reservoir beside the home in Marmarth. Romeo Schmeije, son of Mr and Mrs John Schmeije, retrieved the body from the water near the breakwater. The tragedy occurred after the child reportedly climbed a forbidden fence protecting the pool area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmarth
Helen Trip
M. A. Trip
Romeo Schmeije
John Schmeije
North Marmarth
Mr. Trip
Veterans urged to read Legion Weekly on new National Law
Adjutant George Vinton of Fallen Post No. 35 announces 100 copies of the June 6 issue of The American Legion Weekly have arrived. The issue includes the complete text of the new National Law, a plain language explanation of its operations and benefits, tables for credits and insurance values, and a sample filled form with use instructions. Veterans in the Tak er vicinity are urged to obtain a copy. price is ten cents to cover publication and postage.
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USA
George Vinton
Fallen Post No. 35
American Legion Weekly
Washington
Funeral services for Mrs Irvine held this week
Mrs. Robert Irvine 62 died Sunday at the ranch home near Willard from spotted fever. Her husband is gravely ill with the same disease. The body lay at L Price mortuary Baker and was buried Tuesday. Five children attended the funeral. The family formerly lived in Missoula, moving to Willard about 15 years ago. Major L A Foote announced his Republican primary candidacy for attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Robert Irvine
Willard
Baker Baseball Team to Play Ollie this Sunday
The Baker baseball team will face Ollie this Sunday at Ollie, with a large fan delegation traveling from the north side metro area. Plans aim to rally Cowtown supporters for the game, expecting the entire town to turn out for the event.
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Baker
North Side
Metropolis
Wayee Eich
Cowtown
Members Company I to Camp at Helena This Week
USA Baker will be represented at the national guard encampment in Helena this month by over sixty officers and members of Company I leaving Friday evening for two weeks in the state capital. The trip includes Capt. Clough Leut Lloyd Owens Lent Frank O Kuss and many others with Ray Molsted joining Tuesday to accompany the group.
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Baker
National Guard
Helena
Capt
Clough
Lloyd Owens
Lent
Frank O. Kuss
B. Abernathy
Bruggeman
Bittle
Brewer
Brayton
Erry
E. Brooks
J. L. Brooks
Herkeland
Carlson
Clark
Deady
Doering
Faust
Vote
Grainger
Vic Grainger
Green
Harris
Tyshecker
Harwod
Jensen
Dick Johnson
Latross
Lunder
Moline
J. Moran
G. Moran
Maps
Morris
Mylire
McGarland
McGinnis
McManigle
McRae
Maxwell
Munday
Niccum
O'Neill
Plath
Pomeroy
Race
Montana Prospects Draw Idaho Sheepmen to Treasure State
Idaho sheepmen eye Montana for better range and grass, forecasting a large fall influx and potential relocation of flocks to Montana within the next two years. Observers note Montana sheep emerge from winter in strong condition and gain faster than NW counterparts, signaling continued interest. Lewistown opens Central Bank and Trust after Old Empire and Nate Bank reorganization, with higher-than-expected first-day business.
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USA
Idaho
Montana
Treasure State
Northwest
Lewistown
Central Bank and Trust Company
Old Empire
Nate Bank
Merchants Agree to Close During Chautauqua
A Baker business petition shows merchants vow to close 3 to 5 p m on June 16–20 during the Chautauqua program, to promote attendance. The agreement requires signing by all merchants for enforcement, listing local businesses and firms in Baker.
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USA
Baker
Burns Bros
L. Price Co
E. O. Lentz
Ed. Lawler
Scout Executive and Regional Director to Address Civic Groups
Southeast Montana meeting planned with USA L. H. Eastling and Quincy Scott as principal speakers. Scott, state commander of the American Legion, and deputy regional director for the Boy Scouts of America, join Eastling, scout executive for the Powder River council, for a joint meeting at the Penny Cafe. They will discuss the southeastern Montana tour and scout summer camp plans at Loverings Grove near Sidney from July 17 to 7u. Cost for the camp is five dollars per boy, covering meals and cook. camping gear and instructions to troop scoutmasters follow. Bus transportation by local businessmen is encouraged, and tender foot tests are required for trip participants.
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Quincy Scott
American Legion
Boy Scouts of America
Lewistown
L. H
Miles City
Spowder River
Way Scouts
Nitican Legion
Peeriess
J. Christopher
Civic Service
Wonder River Council
L. I. Burns
Baker Commercial Club
G. M. Vinton
Tan
Legion
Eastling
Scott
Vibe
Tievna
Westmore
Ismay
Tastimg
Alic Sentinel
Loverings Grove
Sidney
Wulug
Peggy Joyce Married Again Secretly in Atlantic City
New York reports Peggy Hopkings Joyce has wed again. Friends say she secretly married Count Gosta Morner of Sweden in Atlantic City yesterday.
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Peggy Joyce
New York
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Miss Joyce
Atlantic City
Gosta Morner
French General to Attend Helena Veterans Reunion
France will send Brigadier General DuMont Military Attache in Washington to the Veterans Reunion in Helena June 19 to 21. He will speak on June 19 and has served in French and British forces, earning multiple decorations. The event includes visits to Fort Harrison and reduced rail fares to encourage participation from distant points.
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USA
France
Helena
Grand Army
DuMont
Washington
Armes i
Inter-allied Coal and Waterways Commission
Rineland
United States
St Michael and St. George
Raumania
Fort Harrison
Plevna Real Estate Man George Trainor Dies in Crash
George Trainor aged 38 a Plevna real estate man and former Ollie resident died in a Great Falls hospital after 22 hours unconscious from injuries when the car he rode in crashed into an embankment by a railroad cut near Rainsford. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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USA
George Trainor
Plevna
Ollie
Great
Rainsford
Trainor
Fallon Post Aids Veterans to Secure Compensation
Fallon Post No 35 American Legion designated by War and Navy departments to assist World War I veterans and dependents in obtaining Federal Adjusted Compensation. Adjutant George Vinton says services are free and available to all eligible in Fallon county at Baker HQ. Applications to be distributed July 15 with mass meeting planned. delegates named for state convention in Helena.
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Fallon County
Fallon Post No. 35
American Legion of
Taker
War and Navy Departments
Washington
George Vinton
Fallen Post
Vinton
National Organization of the Legion
Legion
Vinto
Baker
Lloyd Owen
Company “I S
Fallon Post
American Legion
Helena
Buddy H. M. Trapdum
Department
National Republican Convention Opens in Cleveland
The Republican National Convention opened in Cleveland Ohio on Tuesday with keynote speaker Representative Theodore E Burton of Ohio as temporary chairman He declared the party stands for law enforcement The opening session began at 11 oclock and many cadets in state and national politics were mentioned as potential vice presidential nominees including Judge William S Kenyon of Iowa Herbert Hoover and Charles G Dawes
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Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore E. Burton
Republican Party
Alwys
Adams
National Committee
Coolidge
Wm. S. Kenyon
Owa
Herbert Hoover
Chas. G., Dawes
Minnesota farmer sells himself on Fallon County land
Mr. E A Wolf of Minnesota accompanied J L Barstow to Baker to view Fallon County and Montana. He was impressed by the country and the Sentinel's reporting, planning to recruit others to the state and return east. He is known for farming and stock raising and will pursue further interest in Montana.
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Minnesota
Fallon County
USA
E. A. Wolf
J. L. Barstow
Baker
Montana
Baker Sentinel
Mr. Wolf
Sentinel
Wolf
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Beyondo
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van of
Homestead Lands
Calvin Coolidge
Rae
Legion Weekly
Adjutant For War Veterans
Irvine
Major L. A. Foote
Rankin
Major Foot
N.S Ollien
Lewistown Bank
L. H. Eastling
Great Falls
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