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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1917
Page
3
Senator Oliver visited Carter county on business. A series of community notices follow family births marriages land deals and business trips. Prominent locals like Geo Boggs Ed Lake W S Maxwell and J Foley are mentioned with fairs dances baptisms and parish events noted amid real estate and bank improvements.
A photographer visited school last Monday with the Seniors posing for pictures. State Senator Oliver spoke on School Law on Monday advising more knowledge of the state constitution and government. Neighbors were disturbed by Beth Conser's events last Thursday night.
Bonita Cornish is absent due to her mother’s illness and Clifford has been away for about three days as he learns farming. Miss Badtle plans to adjust English III and IV while trimming Caesar. English III and IV students groan while Caesar class smiles. Most juniors disagree on nearly everything.
The sophomore class met and organized with Irene Lentz as president, La Zelle Bonner as vice president, Cora Helgeson as secretary, Mike Trout as treasurer, and advisors Miss Henton and Miss McCarty. Blue and white are the colors. A St Patrick party at LaZelle's Friday night is planned and the class declares itself the class of Baker High School. Anticipated debate next Friday invites all.
In class, Cora explains a pun about a fatal maker of matches, linking it to Robert Louis Stevenson’s friend. The dialogue includes Miss Henton, La Zelle, Miss Bachtle, and Rex reacting with confusion and stammering during a lunchroom inquiry.
A freshman meeting Friday organized the class with Ernestine Latham as president, Marjorie Hubbard as vice president, and Lester Trout as secretary and treasurer. Speakers included Senator Oliver and Mr Booth on the Montana constitution. Bentley shows algebra improvement.
Martha keeps house as a note mentions her care not to scorch the water. Roger Lester and Dick join a dance crowd Friday night. A man with a scientific head asks for gossip in jingles while friends recall the stag party at Conser's and still enjoy the thoughts of it.
Jeannette Price describes an ideal autumn day in the woods. The red sun sinks while blue sky rises, moss clings to trees, and multicolored leaves frame a small blue brook and a wooden bridge. Squirrels chitter and a distant partridge drum enhances the serene scene.
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