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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
4
Notice of municipal election in Baker Fallon Montana to be held Monday April 6 1925 for one alderman Ward 1 one alderman Ward 2 and city treasurer. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm at Ward 1 City Fire Hall and Ward 2 Hubbard. Dated February 25 1925 City Clerk Nannie Nelson.
Checks for a 35 percent dividend to creditors are ready for distribution. Creditors must present Receiver's Certificate and signed receipts. local creditors receive endorsements at the bank. W M Turner is Receiver. Also notes social items: Mrs Elmer Cate and Elmer Jr visited Miles City. G J Crawford accidentally poisoned. Mrs Mary Van Hook returned to De Smet South Dakota. Mrs Robt Yokley hosted the card club.
Miles City reports say 65 year old Miles City resident W. Kemp and his son Jim, 30, were slain Tuesday at the Stacey ranch 12 miles south of Mizpah on Powder River. Neighbor J. W. Stacey, ranch owner, shot them and then killed himself. Coroner's jury at Miles concluded Stacey likely suffered a violent mental breakdown. Also mentioned are A. B. Long and wife visiting Miles City, D. H. Good en route Baker, and other local residents including Solomon Lusty and Mrs Houzvicka with son Frederick after a dental visit by Dr. Potterton.
A quirky set of student verses from Kee Ahs School shows 5th and 7th graders in Fallon County pledging striving for a big May Round-Up win. They promise wins in high jump painting maps and a three-time silver cup feat. Community notices mention local plans and a Milwaukee railroad revival appeal.
The preliminary hearing for Mel Armstrong and his son Eugene on assault charges was held in justice court before Judge P. E. Hubbard. Both were bound over to district court with bonds of 750 dollars each. Witnesses F. H. Becker H. Stenerson and Dr. Sherrill testified. details describe Armstrong striking Becker with a gun and the ensuing scuffle.
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