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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
7
Visiting friends and new home landmarks highlight a roundup of Mile City area notices. Ranchers from Eka laka and travelers from Willard and Miles City appear in town news with auctions and church events.
E B Rossiter of a major machinery firm says business is excellent and the outlook for next year is highly optimistic across his sales region. Ed Maloney from Ludlow S D visited, and a Congregational church Backward Social is planned for Nov 24. Mr and Mrs W L Halsey traveled from Mbion to the Little Missouri project to shop and hope for its completion next season.
The council voted Tuesday night to require opening Third Street across the railroad tracks to meet the north gateway. The Xrompany has opposed the crossing due to east cut concerns, with Beach initiation discussed Wednesday night.
Vice President and Mrs Thomas Ro Marshall tour principal cities of the estate. Lyceum entertainment at the Opera House tonight at 12 P. Silverwate returns from Minneapolis. Chas E Shear ships beef and feeder stock to Sioux City market. Miss Lora Tifft visiting sisters Mesdames Dabb and Falls. Trail Creek and Botner schools hold program and dance with supper at Webster Hall Saturday November 24 proceeds to standardize school. Norman school benefit dance features Clark orchestra. Marinello products offered at Miss Theodorsen's Beauty Parlors. Eastern capitalists with H F Albers assess carbon plant. C G Remick J Murray Walker Frank Robson E J Savage meet with R H Deebach of Gas Products.
East bound No 32 arrives Baker at 7 35 p m. No 18 arrives 1 43 p m. No 16 arrives 3 03 a m. West bound No 15 arrives 4 21 a m. No 17 arrives 3 15 p m. No 31 arrives 7 14 a m.
The Milk Creek Womans Club schedules a benefit sale and dance at Willard Hall on Saturday December 8. Proceeds go to the Red Cross.
A collage of brief humorous and political quotes from various papers. The items include reflections on marriage and fortune, patriotic slogans about codfish, missing letters from a soldier, work and happiness, auto etiquette, gender law questions, and wartime naval statistics with dramatic figures.
The junior class held an entertaining gathering last Saturday evening featuring a debate, cand idate lecture, and remarks by Irene Bentz. Despite a small turnout, attendees reported a splendid time and noted the favorite color and class spirit.
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