Local Business Visitors and Notices Highlight Baker Scene
Otto E Matthias a Glendive machinery salesman joined Monday business visitors in Baker. Rob ert Yakley returns from Wisconsin with a carload of horses. Mrs John Nichols visits from Knobs. Sprague Absarokee Oil head recovers from illness. Edn Goons from Fagin on Monday for business. George Steinward of Leammon in town on Monday. For sale twenty Holsteins pigs and machinery. Harold Patton of Long Pines ships horses east to market. Judge C J Pousman returns from Hardin legal matters. Sparks arrives from ranch for medical care in Baker. Mrs Geof Vinton and daughter return from Miles City. J F Hayes and wife visit from Miles City. County Agent J Hembre meetings at Twin Buttes and Mar school. Patton from Ekalaka among Baker visitors. Mrs Carmichael leaves Baker for Lemmon SD to work at bank. Limited time left for 25 percent discount on glasses. S Proctor Optometrist Baker Montana.
Community meeting forms rural organization aims
A Morton county meeting on March 8 drew 34 residents who approved organizing the community and elected George Morton as Chairman, Carl Holmes as Vice Chairman, and Mrs. Ed Blazer as secretary treasurer. A March 15 session will set work plans and project leaders while 28 pure bred sheep applications were received and the agent seeks financial support. The Export Corporation Bill and Coulter Bill were discussed with farmer support leaning to the Export Corporation Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton School Houue
George Morton
Carl Holmes
Ed Blazer
Export Corporation
Willard Community Meeting Discusses Sheep Club Formation
The Willard monthly gathering at Willard Hall on Saturday March 4 featured County Agent slides from National forests and local crop projects. The principal business was planning a Boys and Girls Sheep Club and related organizational steps.
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Willard
Willard Hall
National Forests
Call on Sentinel reader Cox plans spring planting in moist Baker area
Ervin W. Cox, who was troubled by calendar issues earlier, asked to renew his subscription for two years and stated his plan to plant as much acreage as possible this spring. He noted the ground is moist and roads are rough, and he expects local banks to reopen soon. He urges saving money and attention to farming prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin W. Cox
Baker Sentinel
Supreme court grants injunction over Powder River bridge bond issue
The Montana Supreme Court this week granted an injunction in the case of G Heckman of Miles City against Custer County to stop floating a 30 000 bond issue for a Powder River bridge at Mizpah on the Yellowstone trail between Ismay and Miles City. Mrs Mio Rozsa of Butte, Montana national committee woman, spent Sunday and Monday in Baker meeting locals before heading to Miles City. Principal Fred Ward of the Baker High School was among weekend visitors, returning home Sunday.
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State Supreme Court
Aney
G . Heckman
Miles City
Custer County
Powder River
Mizpah
Ismay
Miles
Mi Oj Rozsa
Butte
Montana
Baker
West End
Fred Ward
Mav High School
Pwessmore
Otton Griesy
Miles City High School
Twin Buttes Community Meeting Discussion Yields No Club Formed
Four families attended a Friday afternoon meeting in the Case home to discuss forming a heavy club. Due to low turnout no club or organization was established at this time.
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Twin Buttes
Heey
Object of Boys and Girls Clubs
The object of the Boys and Girls Clubs organized by cooperative extension workers is to aid in improving agricultural and home making practices, keep youth connected to rural life, and develop leadership, community responsibility, and citizenship.
Baker Busy Week With Visits Moves and Local Notes
Tuesday evening Lloyd Smith left for Billings while Mrs J W Phillips of Sandstone headed to Casper for time with her son and daughter. The Commercial Club plans its March meeting on the 21 with W E Holt expected to address. A carload of culverts arrived for Fallon county roads and a Legion carnival dance was announced for Ekalaka on March 15. Local traders advertise gifts at Proctors Jewelry and a small house sale moved to a new site north of the high school. John Brant visited from the northern part of the state and Frank Bleth arrived from Glendive reconnecting with old friends.
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Commercial Club
W. E. Holt
J. W. Phillips
Sandstone
Casper
Wyoming
Carter County
the American Legion
Ekalaka
Rh. B. Lowry
Rh. B. Winter
Court House
Brass film raises question of wife beating on screen
A British European view on domestic violence contrasts with American opinion as the film Brass depicts Phillip Baldwin striking his wife. Monte Blue stars as Philip with Marie Prevost as the wife, in the Lake Theatre screening cited as a top discussion piece of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Norris
Phillip Baldwin
Lake Theatre
Monte Blue
Philip
Marie Prevost
Harry Myers
Virah Lewis
Irene Rich
Frank ‘Keedan
Misa Dupont
Margaret Seddon
Helen Ferguson
Edward’ Jobson
Harvey Clark
Cyril Chadwick
Pat OM Maleley
Gertrude Bennett
Ie Grey Terry
Sidney Franklin Dored
Former R S Johnson worker displays sulk scarfs in Helena store
Harry Schenck, once employed at the R. S. Johnson store in Helena, showcases excellent sulk scarfs made during his tenure. Miss Jessie L. Duboc of Helena, Montana rural school supervisor, visits Baker and Fallon county schools with Miss Margaret Shellabarger, Fallon County superintendent.
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Harry Schenck
R. S. Johnson
Helena
Jessie L. Duboc
Montana
Baker and
Fallon County
hMarggaret Shellabarger
First Marmarth Volunteer Fire Benefit Held Nearby
The Marmarth volunteer fire department held its first annual benefit at Barber Auditorium in the neighboring city on Friday night. Attendees reported a delightful time and good turnout.
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Marmarth
Barber Auditormum
Cty
Wyman Partridge Rep and Associate Visit Local Store
D C Jensen of Wyman Partridge in Shin neapolis toured the city on Wednesday and visited Lentz clothing store. He traveled with D F Jennings who arrived directly from the factory.
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D. C Jensen
Wyman-Partridge Company
Shinneapolis
Lentz
D F Jennings
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Otto E. Matthias
Glendive
Robert Yakley
Wisconsin
John Nichols
Knobs
C. P. Epp
HH WE. Sprague
Absarokee Oil Company
Edn Goons
Fagin
George Steinward
Leammon
G ‘Il
Keehn
Baker It Pd
Harold Patton
Long Pines
C J Pousman
Hardin
Sparks
Geof Vinton
Small Daughter
Mas J. F Hayes
Milwaukee
J . Hembre
Tt Wood. Patton
Carmichael
Furst National Bank
Lemmon
South Dakota
S. Proctor Optometrist
Montarfa
Adv
Y Ege
J. C. Hembre Fallon
Morton School
Willard Community Meeting
Prada
Vaker
Community Meeting
Fordson
For Motor Company
Lloyd Smith
Billings
Sentinel Office
Proctors Jewelry Store
T. Stuempers Cnnisher
Mrs. Cornish
Masonic
Fallon
E. McFarland
Frank Bleth
Wee
Cornelius Loran
John W. Brant
Nothern
Walter W Brant
R S Johnson
Charters
Apri
Pope Uy Sass
Bay & Tea
Bay Shoes
Trandum & Wilson
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