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Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1924

Page

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Widow of Warren G Harding Dies in Marion

Florence Kling Harding widow of Warren G Harding dies at White Oaks sanatorium in Marion Ohio after weeks of illness. Washington mourns and honors her charity and public service reflecting on her life as White House hostess and advocate for soldiers and the needy. Her funeral plans and burial beside her husband are noted with remarks on national grief.

White Oaks Carl W. Sawyer Washington Harding Cooladge Humoper White House Gracius Hosstess Water Reed Hospital Executive Mansion San Francisco Marion Ohio Warren G. Harding Jesse E. Swank Epworth Methodist Church Hubert Work Interior John W. Weeks Adolphus Andrews President Coolidge

Copper Target prize winners announced in Butte Montana

A special from Anaconda Copper Mining Co lists eight prize winners for a review of The Copper Target. First prize goes to T. F. Hogg of Berliner Montana. many Montana residents from Bozeman Manhattan Great Falls Butte Missoula Deer Lodge and other towns are named among the 16 runners up and five next best. Checks are being mailed as announced by contest managers G W Craven A H Douglass M McCormack and school officials.

Baker Sentinel Anaconda Supper Mining Co Butte Montana Prizze Review Montana T. F. Hogg Berhart John Kopp Bozeman C E. Anderson Fromberg Butte H. Eins Brentford M Barton Deer Lodge James E. Higgins Ernest Mueller H. H. Hammer Billings Gene S. Confarr Livingston George D. Corwin Lewistown Wilma D. Selby G. W. Craven Pres. School of Mines A. H. Douglass

Al Kniesel Injury in Coal Wagon Accident

Al Kniesel about 50 was seriously injured Monday while hauling coal for winter. His team ran away, he fell from the wagon, breaking his right ankle and suffering bruises. Dr W H Young said injuries are painful but not as serious as early reports.

al Kniesel Kniesel W. H. Young

Fall s bankers to go to Leavenworth

Butte officers R B Noble and Julius Peters of the defunct Commercial National Bank of Great Falls were denied a stay of execution by Judge Pray in federal court. They will be transported to Leavenworth by Deputy U S Marshal Curt Dennis to begin their federal prison sentence. The court had denied a retrial in the San Francisco circuit last year after two days of advisement.

Boy Scouts Plan Benches and Lights for Baker Lake

The Boy Scouts met at the Congregational church basement and plan to repair benches for skaters at Baker Lake this winter. They will carry out the work Friday and Saturday and may seek city help for electric lights on the lake. Patrol 1 Leader Morris Ludwick honored Milton Duppler for top points and Jack Blutt for second highest points in his patrol.

Congregational Church Baker Lake Patrol 1 Morris“Ludwick Petro Milton Duppler Jack. Blutt

Victims in Wyoming Crash Near Cheyenne

Word from last week states Mr and Mrs J H Schmidt were injured in a car wreck seventeen miles south of Cheyenne Wyoming while traveling from Baker to Denver Colorado where Schmidt works in a saddle shop and they planned to settle. Mrs Schmidt formerly Miss L Vine Donovan.

J. H. Schidt Cheyenne Wyoming Baker Densver Colorado Schmidt L. I. Burns Lakeview

Missing Veterans Seeks Help From U S Veterans Bureau

The U S Veterans Bureau seeks the whereabouts of two disabled veterans Samuel Livorso and Henry G Henson missing since October 29, 1924. Information should be sent to Perry Point Maryland care of the Rehabilitation Center and to Mrs Inez M Pugh in Minneapolis Minnesota.

United States Veterans Bureau Keith Plaza Minneapoli Minn Samuel Livorso Henry G. Henson Ronese U. S. Veterans Bureau Rehabilitation Center Perry Point Inez M. Pugh

Montana Seal Placed In Capitol Gallery

Washington reports Montana gained long overdue recognition as its state seal now sits beside the United States seal near the speaker's desk in the Capitol. The move came after Congressman Scott Leavitt raised the issue with architect David Lynn last spring and was set on November 8, 1924, the 35th anniversary of Montana's statehood.

the Sentinel Washington National Homes of Representatives Montana United States House David Lynn Scott Leavitt Union

Farmer Sells 42 Boars at Emerson Nebraska

Emerson NebraskaFrank C Ruehl sells 42 Duroc Jersey hogs for breeding purposes living southeast area. Boars aged and hefty average around 39.50 each with 145 sows available for sale next year.

Emerson Nebr Frank c Ruehl Duroc Jersey MetTe Cbe

Baker Could Get Local Greenhouse Expansion Next Spring

Miles City Greenhouses owner A I L Gregory and Mrs. Gus Schultz visit Baker to open a local sub agency at the Lawler drug store. They say Baker’s future depends on soil water and business. if conditions stay favorable a permanent Baker greenhouse may be established to supply starts and grown flowers for distant markets, leveraging unlimited gas and soft water.

Lawler Miles City Baker Gus Schultz A. I L. Gregory Schultz Montana

Mrs Lis Livingston Hosts Card Party and Luncheon

Mrs Lis Livingston presided as hostess at a Friday card party with Miss Neva Gapin winning first prize and W T Clough taking second prize. Louis LaCross hosted a birthday gathering for their daughter Juanita, with many friends present and a delightful luncheon.

Lis -E. ‘Livingston Neva2 Gapin Sid Mee W. T. Clough Louis LaCross Juanita

Hogs arrive from Marmarth and a Baker death notice

A double deck load of 177 Duroc hogs from Marmarth North Dakota reached Baker to be sold locally after a seven day drive. The consignor Guy Lende and farm near Camp Crook supplied the herd. Also noted is the death of long-time Ollie rancher John Wilkins en route to Baker. his passing occurred near the W. A. Beck ranch. Red Cross drive in Baker seeks memberships highlighting local volunteers and a county quota.

Sioux City Marmarth N. D Guy Lende Camp Crook Lende Montane South Dakota Pornel’s Dent Jehu Flint Montana John Wilkins Ollie Baker Wilkins Baker Hospital D. R. Young W. H. Blakemore Minnesota Fallon County Chas Haftle Baker Red Cross Charles Hartle Wm. Kruckeberg W .L. Ray Mrs. Brault Clyde Nason A. O Gullidge K. Hills E Baker L. E. Rushton C J. Russell x M. K. Lee Mr. Brummer Ray Roppe L. K. Hills L. Price Owens G. R. Moshier E. L. Samtel W. E D. RK. Young J. A. Williams P.E Hubbard Leo Burns L. F. Bursis Hinil Thos. Forde Sclaylin Rusvell Eeune E ‘Niccum Lew Jsim Conger W. A.E H. A. Streeter Hartle

Plaths to Spend Thanksgiving with Friends in Ismay

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Plath plan a Thanksgiving visit with friends in Ismay.

Mrs. W. H. Plath Ismay

Bozeman Company Sets High Drill Attendance Record

Three Montana national guard companies posted record drill attendance for 1923 and 1924 in the ninth corps area. The Bozeman Company L at Bozeman, the unit at Froid, and the third battalion headquarters at Willsall were cited for top participation in the nine-state region that includes Montana Washington Oregon Idaho Wyoming Utah California and Nevada.

Montana National Guard Ninth Corps Advics Charles L. Sheridan George C. Rickards Bozeman Co. L Froid Wilsall Montana Washington Oregon Idaho Wyoming Utah California Nevada

World War Veterans Missing From Denver Homes

Two World War veterans are missing. Hurley V Butler, disabled ex serviceman, vanished from Denver in May. Raymond W. Conley disappeared in November 1919 with clues sought by family and U S Veterans Bureau in Dallas and Minneapolis.

Hurley V. Butler Denver Colo Butler United States Veterans Bureau U. S. Veterans Bureau Minneapolis Minn Raymond W. Conley Conley West 2Nd ‘Street Little Rock Ark U. S. Veterans ,Bureau Dallas Tex U. S. Veterans, Bureau Iné& M. Pugh ae S. Veterans _bureau Washington, D. Cc

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