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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1925

Page

5

Local Notes From Baker Area Visit and Birth Announcements

Jack Lamb remains under consideration as Mrs W H Blakemore leaves Monday for a Miles City visit. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Bergstrom of Willard on April 30. Mr and Mrs Wayne of Missouri are visiting the Samsel home. Miss Vera Mae Diers has taken a position at Baker Hospital. Mrs Geo Most of Knobs is visiting in Baker early this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Missouri Samsel Vera Mae Diers The Baker Hospital Geo. Most Knobs Baker

Mrs Irene Trainor and Father Richards Visit Baker

Mrs Irene Trainor of Plevna and Father Richards visited in Baker on Monday. Mrs Martin Tommerdahl of the Knobs country is a patient at Baker hospital.

Irene Trainor Plevna Father Richards Baker Monday Martin Tommerdahl The Knobs Country Baker Hospital

Clarence Chatterton Seeks Goods in City Visit

Clarence Chatterton of Knobs was seen shopping in the city during the early part of the week, according to local observations.

Clarence Chatterton Knobs

Dousman Returns From Wyoming Business Trip

C. J. Dousman came back from Wyoming on Wednesday after a week spent on business.

Hartneys Return From Cabin Creek Visit

Mr and Mrs H Hartney of Cabin Creek have been visiting the Shellabarger home for the past week and returned to their own home on Wednesday.

H. Hartney Cabin Creek Shellabarger

Sandons Visit City to Meet Son Returning from Billings

Mr and Mrs Sandon of Ekalaka traveled to the city at the start of the week to see their son who had been teaching at Billings.

Mrs. Sandon Ekalaka City Billings

Cozy Stockwells Welcome Baby Boy at Elizabeth Hospital

Mr and Mrs Cozy Stockwell of Marmarth are proud parents of a baby boy born May 1 at Elizabeth Hospital. Mother and baby are progressing well.

Cozy Stockwell Marmarth the Elizabeth Hospital

Delayed Chicago Nurse Taxes Beker Hospital Overtime

Central Register of Chicago delays a registered nurse drawing overtime for Miss Linquist an office nurse at Beker Hospital.

Beker Central Register of Chicago Miss Linquist

School Roundup Visitor Mae Trumper Tours Baker

Miss Mae Trumper, state superintendent of schools, spent several days in Baker and vicinity visiting schools and taking in the school roundup. She left Monday for Helena.

Mae Trumper Baker and Vicinity Helena

Local Ladies Spend Saturday in Baker Outing

Mesdames Earle Pickering C K Putnam Hazel Maroney H G Lantis and O A Dahl spent Saturday in Baker shopping and taking in the Roundup.

Ekalaka Baker Mesdames Earle Pickering C. K. Putnam Hazel Maroney H. G. Lantis O. A. Dahl

Local residents report health and travel updates

Mrs H S Proctor and son Rod are out of quarantine. Mr R F Smith returned from Pletywood Mont. Eloise McGinnis visited Baker this week. Mrs Geo Elder of Ekalaka is in Teker for treatment. Leonard Howe of Plevna returning from hospital. Mrs Karl Heppler of Plevna still at Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs Max Fitzsimmons of Plevna visited Baker. Jack Miller near 101 West reported improvement. Mr and Mrs Harold Patton and Mrs Tom Patton of Mill Iron visited Baker.

Geo. Elder Ekalaka Teker Karl Heppler of Plevna The Elizabeth Hospital Max Fitzsimmons of Baker Harold Patton Tom Patton Mill Iron

Miss Elizabeth Theodorson Returns From Twin Cities

Miss Elizabeth Theodorson returned Saturday from the Twin Cities where she had been for a month on business.

Elizabeth Theodorson Twin Cities

Seattle and Buffalo residents visit in West Virginia

Mrs. T. C. Lutz of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Brady of Buffalo West Virginia were Sunday visitors of Mrs. R. B. Lowry and Mrs. Denzil Young. It is reported that Vick Grainger and Miss Kathryn Vanderier were married Tuesday with no details yet available.

T. C. Lutz Seattle C. O. Brady Buffalo R. B. Lowry Denzil Young Vick Grainger Kathryn Vanderier

Mary Belle Berry Visited by Mother Amid Illness

Mary Belle Berry an telephone operator in Ekalaka has been seriously ill at Baker hospital but is much improved her mother visited her on Tuesday indicating progress and support from family.

Mary Belle Berry Ekalaka Baker Hospital

MaSon Family Plans Minnesota North Dakota Vacation

Mr and Mrs Ed MaSon and their son left by car on Tuesday for a two week vacation in Minnesota and various locations in North Dakota. On their return they plan to locate in Billings.

Ed. MaSon and Son Minnesota North Dakota Billings

Local family travels for Sawyer managers meeting

Mr. and Mrs. Max Winner and daughter Maxine Louise with Mrs. West curg traveled to Miles City on Saturday. Mr. Winner departed Sunday for a Sawyer managers meeting in Billings on Monday. They returned home on Tuesday.

Max Winner Maxine Louise

See Breen PBisee Hospital Move at Saint Elizabeth

A patient, Breen PBisee, was moved to Saint Elizabeth Hospital on Wednesday as part of a routine transfer. The record notes the relocation but lacks additional details on the reason or destination.

Breen

Social Week Sees Visitors in Baker and Ismay

Richard Sipma and his wife visited Baker for business while Mr and Mrs Hardesty and their two daughters from Ismay spent Wednesday in the city for shopping.

Richard Sipma Knops Baker

Local Health and Hospital Notes Include Several Recoveries

Mrs Esther McDonald of Rhame is a surgery patient at Baker hospital. Pete Goeders of Sykes had surgery, Floyd Lunder of Willard was discharged after a hospital stay. Health officer reports no new cases of smallpox or scarlet fever. Betty Lou Gault with foot infection is dismissed and nearly well. Jim OConner and Mrs Dougit of Medicine Rocks were in town shopping. Fred Quintzer from north of Plevna wrecked his Ford on a telephone pole, breaking his leg and remaining in Baker hospital.

Esther McDonald Rhame, N, Dakota Baker Hospital Betty Lou Gault Fred Quinter Plevna Mr Quintzer Baker

Episcopal Guild Postponed Meeting Notices May 27

Meeting postponed to May 27. Home Products Banquet seating sold with few coats left. Special low prices at Mosher Millinery on Saturday May 2. Cream separator for sale in good condition. Inquiries to Sentinel office. 320 acres for sale on Coal Creek Dome at 10 dollars an acre. Sam Rumelhart, WebSer Montana. Adv tf.

Mosher Millinery Sentinel Office Coal Creek Dome Sam Rumelhart WebSer Montana

Personal ad seeks refined western gentleman contact

A well educated tan seeks to connect with a refined reliable western gentleman over fifty. Respond via Baker Sentinel. For sale 320 acres on Coal Creek Dome at $10 per acre. Write Sam Rumelhan, Webster Montana.

Baker Sentinel Coal Creek Dome Sam Rumelhan Webster Montana

It pays to buy good shoes and enjoy fit

The ad states that quality footwear provides lasting value beyond small price differences, emphasizing comfort and satisfaction as the main benefits offered by Russell's Itc.

Russell Itc

Hats On Bargain Table At Moshier Millinery

Moshier Millinery advertises hats at bargain prices with a sales pitch to name your own price. Services include painting, decorating, wallpaper samples, and quick workmanship. C. P. Epps is listed as contact for the first door north of Damon hotel.

Moshier Millinery C. P. Epps Damon Hotel

Thanking Our Friends For Support During Illness And Death

We express gratitude to the kind neighbors and organizations that assisted us during illness and the death of our husband and father. Thank you for the flowers and to the Singers for their kindness. Mrs George Simpson Walter Simpson Helen Drown Henry Drown.

Newhbors Geo. Simpson Walter Simpson Helen Drown Henry Drown

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support by Zook Family

The Zook family expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors and the Rebecca and Odd Fellows lodges for support during the illness and death of husband and father Mrs Bertha Zook Erma Altha and Kenneth Zook acknowledge the music and offerings received.

Rebecca and Odd Fellows Lodges Bertha Zook Erma Altha Kenneth Zook

For the Average Golfer by P J Gaudin at SKOKISH CLUB

Drills and guidance for the average or beginner golfer emphasizing imitation, practice, and professional instruction. The foreword urges seeking competent instruction to improve swings, noting many players never reduce their handicap. Published 1926 by Western Newspaper Union.

Columbus America

Hubbard Hall Sunday Services and Schedule

Sunday School at 10.00 a m followed by Sunday service at 11.00 a m with the sermon Adam and Fallen Man. A Wednesday evening service is scheduled for 8.00.

Hubbard Hall

Mothers Day Services At Methodist Church In Baker

Sunday schedule features 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Mothers Day worship with special music and sermons Our Mothers and their Successors and Mary the Mother of Jesus plus evening worship at 7:30. New members include Clara Belle Snow and nine others with nine more expected.

Co. I National Guard and Baker ‘Lroop Boy Scouts of America Epworth League Mary Jesus

Congregational Church events and notices for May 17

The Rev. Arthur W. Seebart is invited to deliver the baccalaureate sermon again this year on May 17 at the Congregational Church. Vocal and piano solos will be performed by Florence Zook and Meriam Duppler. The Ladies Aid installs a $150 Reliable gas range in the church kitchen. Dollar Day had fine results. The Church School Council plans an open air meeting next Wednesday if weather permits, with a picnic lunch. otherwise the meeting will be indoors.

Alexander Muirden The Methodist Church Clara Belle Snow David Foster Roberts W. Hitchcock Mack Luckie E. W. Kirkpatrick E. W Kirkpatrick Frank Zook Lawrence Sar- Jee Rachel Johnson Katheryn Johnson Gladys# Kirkpatrick Viola Kirkpatrick Erma Zook Ruth Hitchcock Gladys Cate Elmer Cate Rey. Muirden Baker Congregational Church Rev. Muirden Muirden Lakeview Arthur W. Seebart Xate Congregational Ladies Aia Congregational Aid Livingston Erther Dickey Christopher Seebart Church School Council

Willard Gillette Leaves Fertile Prairie for Billings

Local notes report Willard Gillette visiting his parents in Fertile Prairie and departing for Billings where he works as a telegraph operator. District no. 50 seventh grade examinees in Baker include Joe Wotruba Mildred Votruba Helen Votruba Edith Green and Zella Garriott. The District 50 group enjoyed a Roundup visit to Baker. Vatruba children visited Eva Gretn at Wiseman’s. Mrs. W F Ferguson and family spent time at Sid Golden farm. Mable Jones stayed with W R Gillette and Mrs. Wm Ferguson visited S E Correll home.

Willard Gillette W. R. Gillette Billings

Sheriff Sale Notice in Fallon County Montana 1925

In the District Court of Montana Fallon County Sheriff Clyde Burrell announces a sheriff's sale for June 1, 1925 at 11:00 am at the Baker courthouse front door. Property includes multiple quarters in section 34 township 4N range 58E with all appurtenances. Shea Wiggenhorn Billings attorneys for plaintiff. -8-31

Loyd E. Johnson Iva A. Johnson Arthur D. O'Connor O'Connor Baker Fallon Montana Clyde Burrell Shea & Wiggenhorn Billings

New Seed Treatment For Barley Smut Developed

A bulletin notes barley smut resists formaldehyde and copper carbonate dust. A two hour soak in formaldehyde at 60 degrees and drying precedes sowing. Wheat smut responds to copper carbonate dust. Oat treatment is variable but may be used with caution.

Moshi Street name fragment prompts archival fix

Fragmentary OCR line appears to refer to a Moshi Street segment with uncertain wording. The readable portion hints at a street name or address line and possibly a place identifier, needing cleaning for a proper archival card.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jack Lamb W. H. Blakemore Miles City C. J. Dousman Wyoming R. F. Smith Pletywood Mont Eloise McGinnis Leonard Howe Jack Miller Pete Goeders Sykes Floyd Lunder Willard Jim O'Conner Dougit Medicine Rocks Country Episcopal Guild Home Products Chevrolet Bert Kinney Peggy O’neil MoSshier Mosheirs Gate Postoffice News Lady Baker Sre Y P. J.gaudin Skokish Union League Club Ualea Christian Science Society Methodist Episcopal Walter Lee Greer H. S Lakeview Church School Yanvec Hitch Emerson Price Wr Seebart Aes FE Lata Ds Srs Reay Francis Wilson Atel Myron Olson Bonita avHyy Florence Zook Meriam Duppler Sheriff's Sale Sixteenth Judicial District State of K. ¢. Medgorden
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