Montana Month funds secured for statewide publicity campaign
Helena reports 5000 dollars already pledged to finance 2000 800 letter inserts for the Montana Month program. Regional directors note contributions from Butte Missoula Billings Lewistown and others with cities forecasting full funding soon. Railroads will spend about 100000 for Montana advertising and the program aims to mail one million inserts while another million backs local distribution through communities. Frank Venable of the Butte Commercial Club coordinates funds and printing bids to ensure timely release of materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Montana
State Department of Publicity
Butte
M.soula Chamber of Commerce
Montana Development
Billings Commercial Club
Lewistown
Great Falls
Nian
Glasgow
Glendive
Favo
Eral
Touns
Frank Venable
Commercial Club
Annual Rabbit Hunt at Ollie Draws Local Crowd
The Ollie rabbit hunt drew 1 600 rabbits among 40 teams with Ray Sutton leading the north side in defeat by 08 rabbits. Losers funded a banquet for the winners with 280 plates. The Baker Legion quartet provided music and attendance included Mr and Mrs Foster Roberts Chris Sherver Geo West and Fred McFarland from Baker.
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Othe Tas
Ray Sutton
Whch
Baker Legion
Ollie
Baker
Foster Roberts
Chris Sherver
Geo West
Fred McFarland
Naomi Circle Hosts Evening for Odd Fellows at Hubbard Hall
Members of the Naom Caiholic past partygoers held a Tuesday gathering at Hubbard hall for the Odd Fellows and their families. Entertainment featured old fashioned dances games and cards followed by a generous lunch. Everyone reported good entertainment.
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Naom Caiholic
Hubbard Hall
Odd Fellows
Woman Keeps Secret Marriage Revealed After Years
Mrs. Schmidt, noted Fallon county official and deputy clerk of court, kept her marriage to Mr. Schmidt secret since April 1422. The union was disclosed after Schmidt returned from Denver, highlighting her long service and popularity in public life.
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Furnis
J Hl
Vane Donovan
Schmidt
Deck
Donovan Sisters
Mmn Baker
Schmitt
Denver
Fallon County
Ralph Keener
Keener
Marriage of Sirman Lovelous and Woolet Myine in Baker
Sirman Lovelous and Woolet Myine were married last Saturday night by Rev W Seebart at the Congregational parsonage. The groom has been a Baker resident three months and works in the Lakeview garage repair department. The bride comes from Carlyle and has been in town briefly. The newlyweds are making friends in Baker and Carlyle and receive warm congratulations. The couple then drove to Denver, Colorado, where they will reside at 2225 Gienar.
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Sirman Lovelous
Woolet Myine
W. Seebart
Congregational Church
Ings
Baker
Denver
Colorado
Gienar
Fallon County
Baker Sentinel
Fallon and Corn Show Prize Winners in Baker
The Fallon and Corn Show in Baker showcased premium winners across breed categories. Top entries included 40 years yellow dent and 10 years yellow firm, with multiple awards for Ed Krausz, S. F. Rambur, Bentley Smacker, J. Murphy, and others. Special poultry prizes highlighted Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns with notable subscriptions offered by poultry publications.
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Yellow Dent
S F. Rambar
Ed Kramy
Pestey Smeian
White Dem
Ed Kramsz
Grst
J. M. Walker
Ameetsen
Vombhues Dent
E. P. Wyerbacker
Bentley Simcha
Frank Reynolds
Thor
Yellow Firm
Ed Kram
John Holman
Scomd
Smd
Gore
Fim
Bentley Smack
S. F. Rambut
Secomd
Rhode Island
Red Tro
H. E. Hatch
Chas Abram
Jan Murphy
Hamburg
Tno
Jim Morphy
Ight Braham Too
Rwl Marks
W. A. Beck
Plymouth Rock
R. VW Marks
Jon Murphy
A J Owens
Roy Mamgel
O. J. Owens
Jim Murphy
Sarme Stram
Jam Murphy
Rex Mangrel
J. Owens
Gabon
Dorsh
Greenfie
Butte
Jan Morphy
Henningsen Co
R. V. Marks
Reliable Poultry Journal
H E. Hitch
Rhode Island Red Journal
O. J. Owe Ce
Pochy
Poultry Breeders Pub
Freeman Dickson Wedding in Congregational Church
Freeman and Annoth Dixon Freeman were united in marriage on Sunday afternoon at the Congregational church with Rev. A W Seebart officiating. The bride is from Ismay and the groom from Glendive, a professor at Service Garage on First street. The couple, now residents of Ba et, are settling in and plan to make the city their home. The Sentinel joins friends in extending congratulations.
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Jot Freeman
Annoth Dixon
Sununu
A. W. Seebart
Ismay
Glendive
First Street
Woo Pix
Baet
Agricultural enumerators appointed in Montana district
Meyer of Plevna Montana named enumerator for District 8 including Baker Pat Crow Plevna and Chrk Mee Meyer has years in Montana commerce and is little known in Fallon county Bacyer is the first enumerator appointed in this region Two or three more appointments are expected soon They will begin work on or before December 1 to finish before road conditions worsen
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Meyer
Plevna
Montana
Baker
Pat Crow
Chrk
Mee Meyer
Falbom
Bacyer
Gaaber
Bridge Club Meets for Afternoon Games and Lunch
The Tuesday Bridge Club met at the W. E. Dehrman home with Mrs. Dehrman as hostess. After several bridge games, lunch was served and prizes awarded to Mrs. R. W. Ressell for high score, Mrs. Bankermore for second, and Mrs. Yakley for the consona tro prize.
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W. E. Dehrman
Micy. Dehrman
R. W. Ressell
Bankermore
Yakley
L. E Baker
LK. Hills
Gov elect Erickson Commends Red Cross
Governor elect J E Erickson Kalispell telegram to Sam Goza state director of Montana Red Cross urges nationwide roll call support. He praises the Red Cross as a vital wartime and peacetime charity aiding the unfortunate with mercy and without money or peace to its deeds.
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Red Cross
Fae
Black Hills Visit Highlights Mrs Pugh Poems
Mrs Albert Couser returned from a week with Mr and Mrs Jack Pugh at Jack's Pines near Custer in the Black Hills. The party praised good roads and pleasant weather and Mrs Pugh shared verses in memory of Anna D Tallent and the 1874 gold discovery by H Ross.
Half Century Milestone Honoring Black Hills Pioneers
A commemorative ceremony marks fifty years since the Black Hills yielded treasure to bold pioneers drawn by adventure and gold. The gathering honors past heroes now gone, whose memories and spirits are said to linger in hills and pines.
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Black Hills
Widow seeks suitable husband through Miles City notice
Mrs Elizabeth Brown a Davenport widow seeks a dependable Fallon county partner described as tall dark haired and of good nature. She prefers a steady home not a luxurious one and lists herself as blond neat and capable. Elmer Pentendecker and son from Ollie were seen in Baker last Saturday.
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Fallon County
Elizabeth Brown
Davenport
Daily Star of
Miles City
Elmer Pentendecker
Ollie
Baker
All Comers Club Organized in City
A new All Comers Welcome club began Monday evening with weekly meetings at 8 oclock in Judge J A Williams office at the First National Bank building. Members may bring a theme for open discussion with hearings promised and debate discouraged.
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J. A. Williams
First National Bank
Seed Harvest Estimated at Two Thousand Four Hundred Dollars
L S Vandeveer of Coalwood in Powder River county hauls 200 bushels of alfalfa seed to market this year. About 125 bushels are Grimm registered seed worth roughly thirty five cents a pound, totaling an estimated crop value of $2,400.
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L. S. Vandeveer
Coalwood
Powder River County
Grimm
Baker Women's Club Hosts Husband's Night
The Baker Women's Club entertained Tuesday evening November 18 with a party for their husbands. Guests enjoyed cards and dancing all night. Prizes at cards went to Mrs Hayes and L E Livingston. consolation prizes to Mrs Livingston and O Christopher. Luncheon at 1:00 p.m. preceded further dancing. visitors Sem Serpant Waters Adaingold and Apthisl Carl son BE Wind attended.
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Baker Women’s Club
Miles City to Host State Corn Show This Year
Henry J. Sawtell says unfavorables will not derail the annual Montana state corn show planned in Miles City. Exhibits are expected from Fallon County and other corn growing counties statewide, despite a maturing bumper crop.
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Montana
Miles City
Henry J. Sawtell
Corn Show Committee
Fallon County
Old Sentinel reader writes from Florida
Mrs. Julia Carnahan, now in Miami, Florida, sends a note to the Sentinel stating she plans to spend winter there and return to Baker Montana in June. She reports meeting diverse people, enjoying the warm beach, and awaiting the next issue. She encloses a money order and asks the paper to address future mail to 50 N. W. South Side Drive.
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the Sentinel
Julia Carnahan
Florida
Baker Sentinel
Miami
Baker
Montana
Cuba
Holly-Wood-by-the-Sea Co
Miami Beach
Sentinel
N. W. South Side Drive
Milwaukee Acquires Old St. Paul Line
The Milwaukee railroad completed negotiations to take over the old St. Paul and Duluth railway linking the Twin Cities to the head of the lakes. A 75 year lease will boost Milwaukee's trackage and freight capacity, promising financial gains and more employment as through freight business increases. Mrs. Mary Nehrbass returned from Billings in a new Oldsmobile sedan bought in Sugar City.
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Milwaukee Railroad
St. Paul and Duluth
Twin Cities
Head of the Lakes
Miles City Daily Star
Superior
Wis
Milwaukee
The
Mary Nehrbass
Billings
Sugar City
Local Readers Express Warm Interest in Community News
In a letter from Mrs. Julia Carnahan the editor notes readers enjoy hearing from old friends and learn what subscribers are doing. The message underscores appreciation for community connections and ongoing engagement with the newspaper.
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Julia Carnahan
Alwas
Gladiwiek
Ous
Wandx
Eapyro
Rand
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Piivzes
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Schgol
Bessie Anderson
Alice B. Sinchs
Danginter and Son
Millbank
S. D
George K. Chapin
Sinclair
Frank
Prairie
ML D. Miller
Miles Gry
Bridge Club
P. T. Burns
Aberdeen
Leo
Larry
Wen
Fred Druntle
Horton
Milesity
GOV_-ELECT
Erickson
Memoriam
ALL Comers
Waters Adaingold
Apthisl- Carlson BE Wind
Baier
Miami, Florida
Editor Sentinel
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