Market classifieds and notices from local merchants
See H. S. Proctor for score cards. Hats made to order at Moshier Millinery Shoes priced $245 and up. Russell's promises unbeatable deals at home. For rent five room cottage see P. H. Davies, phone 63. Sawyer's ad in the Sentinel Supplement this week. Family nights at the Lake Theatre Friday and Saturday each week. Inside painting and calcumining offered. Satisfaction guaranteed by C. P. Epp, phone 133. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Proctor
Moshier Millinery
P. H. Davies
The
Lake Theatre
C. P. Epp
Sawyer store ads and local notices sweep Baker area
The Baker community advertises bargains at Sawyer store with theater offers, a sale of high grade Holstein cattle pigs and machinery, and weekly specials. G R Moshier, postmaster, recovers from illness. Dr Corkins schedules eye exams at the Baker Hotel. Mrs Chas Weise returns from Chicago to Montana. Elmer Klick installs burglar alarm at J M Sawyer store linked to railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Weise
Medicine Rolks
Chicago
Montana
Elmer E. Klick
Miles
Baker
J. M. Sawyer
C. M and
St P
Manager M J Winner to Attend Sawyers Meeting in Miles City
Manager M J Winner of the J M Sawyer store in Baker plans to travel Sunday morning to Miles City for a gathering of Sawyers managers from Eastern Montana. The meeting is scheduled for Sunday and Monday at Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Winner
JM Sawyer
Baker
Miles City
Sawyers
Montana
Local Shops Advertise Bargains and Weather Ready Shoes
Baker Mercantile Co offers footwear for solid weather while Moshier Millinery and Proctor the Jeweler advertise hats and prizes. O Christopher recovers from a brief illness. Clarence Noyes returns from Lewistown on a business trip. Lentz's promotes home shopping to save postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Mercantile Co
Clarence Noyes
Lewistown
Lentz’s
Hats and turkey prices and small town notices in Baker
Local items report turkey breeding stock for sale with toms at four dollars and hens at three. Baker residents discuss travel, visits, and family news. Volunteers collect old clothes for Camp Ture Girls, while a new baby joins the Holmes family and school services stay open.
Local notices from Baker Montana include eye care sale and personal updates
In Baker Montana a series of short items notes Mrs. Johnson's improving health in Hillsboro North Carolina cousin Violet Wilson, a six month scholarship for British architects to study US apartment house development, Mary Jane LaCrosse hosting a six o clock dinner for twelve to celebrate a birthday, Chris Johnson of Medici Rocks improving and planning to bring Mrs Johnson home in about ten days, and H S Proctor offering a 25 percent discount on optical work for cash from March 10 through 15.
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United States
Mary Jane LaCrosse
Chris. Johnson
The
Medici Rocks
Baker
Mr. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Geome
H S Proctor
Baker Montana
Mill Iron Couple Wed In Baker Ceremony
John Wallace and Miss Kathleen Blutt of Mill Tron married in Baker on Monday by Justice RW Russell. Attendants were Mary Blutt and Fred Fowler. The ceremony took place in Judge Russell’s office followed by photos at the Ward Studio.
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John Wallace
Kathleen Blutt
Mill Tron
Baker
RW. Russell
Bemg
Mary Blutt
Fred Fowler
Judge Russell
Ward
Seeds Tested Free in Montana Germination Lab
Farmers should test seed germination free of charge through the Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory in Bozeman. Small mailing bags are available via County Agents to send samples, or they can be mailed directly. Albert Fost of Willard delivered seed to Baker, carrying sweet clover valued at about $100.00.
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Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
Bozeman
Montana
Albert Fost
Willard
Baker
TEACHER MEETINGS AND DRILL PROGRESS AT ABSAROOKA
Group teachers will meet at Plevna Monday March 10 Fertile Prairie Wednesday and il lard Friday Miss Jessie Dubuc Rural School Supervisor will be at Miss Kella Bargers office all day Saturday the 18th for those wishing to see her Eleven lengths of six and five eighths inch casing arrived for use in the Absarooka Florence well southeast of here which’s drilling and reported to deeper depths toward a producing sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon County
Margaret Ine
Plevna
Fertile Prairie
Illard
Jessie DuBuc
Absarooka- Florence
Rankin ally backs law and order effort in Montana
Butte citizens committee leader disputes Great Falls grand jury resolution about Wellington D Rankin and says Rankin cooperated with anti liquor actions. W L Wade says prohibition issues in Butte stem from a strategy favoring federal prosecutions over state cases. Evidence involving a Silver Bow official was not presented to the grand jury.
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Butte
F H. Sartes
Slattery
Silver Bow County
Rankin
Erai
WD. Rankin
Montara
Montana Anti- Saloon League
W. L. Wade
League
Great Falls
United States
Chares N Pray
John L. Slattery
Nation's unpaid veteran compensation and debt debate
A Fallon post summary from the National Legislative committee outlines perceived unfair compensation for World War I veterans. It contrasts base pay $30 monthly with deductions, bonds bought by soldiers, and insurance costs, noting postwar bonuses and government payments to industry. It critiques treasury figures and bills vetoed by the president, urging public consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Legislative Committee of the American Legion
Fallon Post No 35
Andrew W. Xeilon
the Treasury
America
Caess
Liberty
State of America
Congress
Boys and Girls Club Work Calls for Community Action
A call to organize Boys and Girls Club work in communities. County Agent J. O. Hembre invites interested residents to write him to arrange training for boys and girls and prepare them for a useful life.
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J. O. Hembre
Scouts Hike to Gunderson Hill and Prep for Investiture
Twenty four Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts hiked to Gunderson's Hill last Thursday and ate supper outdoors as rain partially caught them on the return. Investiture of new scouts is planned for next Monday evening with about six new members. Pending contests on attendance and mileage award patrol flags as prizes. Cub Scouts met Tuesday with twenty four boys completing patrol organization and outlining favorite books, plus speed drills. Scout master delegated Senior Patrol Leader Russel Ferris for special training. Mr. Livingston spoke briefly and Mr. Seebart attended as a visitor.
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Gunderson’s Hill
Boy Scouts
Cubacouts
Russel Ferris
Livingston
Seebart
Service Garage Offers Flat Rate Welding Jobs
Burns Bros reports forty five disabled children in Grand Rapids Michigan have enrolled in an orthopedic department at a local elementary school as part of new health training. Latvia's schools begin a health curriculum including alcohol danger instruction under a new law, with the Minister of Public Instruction to revise the program within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Bros
Grand Rapids
Mich
Latvia
Notice to Creditors Estate of Edward M Loftus
Notice to creditors of Edward M Loftus deceased. Al Hansen as administrator with will annexed requests claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Filing at Baker Montana in Fallon County. Dated March 5 1924. Also railway timetable eastbound details follow.
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Edward M. Loftus
AL Hansen
Baker
Montana
Fallon
Edward M .Loftus
Thos. M. Munn
Terry
Local Freight Schedule Lines Up Weekly Runs
No. 15 Olympian at 38 A. M. No. 17 Columbian at 5 36 P. M. No. 91 Local freight at 8 50 A. M. on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell
Sawyer
Sentinel
the Lake Theatre
G F
Keehn
G R. Moshier
Corkins
Baker Hotel
O Christopher
Soper
Thomas Forde
North Dakota
Trandhm & Wilson
Joe Kaveney
Mrs. Sinclair
W. E. Dohrman
W. J. Nance
Walter W. Holmes
Coon
Mr Holmes
Swift and Company
Geo N. Vinton
Istrict Court
Vinton
Detroit
T. Forde
Hillsboro
N. C
Violet Wilson
Wm Lang
Philaelphia F. Idas
Singer
Drop Head
Vernis Martin
Walton Young
Ford Motor Company
LAW and Order
Scout News
Billings Gazette
Midland Empire
Billings, Montana
FISK
Liv
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Yjsieua Srantée
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